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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1959

Page

7

Farm labor costs rise amid market shifts in 1958

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate changes in farm family earnings and wage gaps, with references to June figures, a shift to higher hourly rates, and comments on production gains and losses across industries. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to damaged text but imply economic trend in farming sectors.

Jayment Oatamines Dustries

Colts Favored By 17 Points In All Star Classic

In Chicago the college All Stars face the Baltimore Colts with a 17 point line favoring the NFL champions. ABC will broadcast the 26th annual game at 8 30 p m. Otto Graham guides the All Stars with varied backfield options against a Colts defense led by a strong aerial attack from quarterbacks Lee Grosscup Bob Baylor Bob Newman and Bob Ptacek. Receivers include Buddy Dial Rich Kreitling Winds Dave Sherer and Boyd Dowler. Fullback Larry Hickman and Nick Pietrosanti head a seasoned backfield along with Tick Haley and Houston Brown. The outcome hinges on the College Stars’ daring plays and disciplined substitutions to outscore the Colts in Soldier Field.

Chicago Baltimore Colts Baltimore ABC Lee Grosscup Utah Bob Baylor Bob Newman Washington State Bob Ptacek Michigan Buddy Dini Rice Rich Kreitling Dave Sherer Southern Methodist Boyd Dowler Colorado Graham Larry Hickman Baylor Nick Pietrosanie Notre Dame Pittsburgh Haley Houston Brown All Stars Colts Soldier Field

Wynn Dominates As White Sox Beat Tigers In Windy Night

ace Early Wynn carved his 16th win of the season guiding Chicago to a 4-0 victory over Detroit as the White Sox extended their lead to 4 games. He collected three hits and four home runs were hit by Landis Phillips Torgeson and Lollar, while Russ Kemmerer yielded six hits for his first win since June 28.

Baseball Standings and Friday Results in the American League

The American League standings show Chicago leading teams with records, next to Cleveland and Detroit. Friday results include Chicago 0 Detroit 0 and Washington 5 New York 2 along with Cleveland 7 Kansas City 5. Saturday’s schedule lists Boston at New York, Chicago at Kansas City, Cleveland at Detroit, and Washington at Baltimore.

W. L. Pat Chicago Cleveland New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Boston Washington Washinton

National League WL Results And Standings Card

National League standings show San Francisco 64 43 Los Angeles 351 Milwaukee 61 50 Chiao Si 57 Pittsburgh 58 487 Cincinnati 63 St. Louis 53 63 AN Philadelphia 47 65 420 San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at St. Louis Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Philadelphia 12 Unienight Thursday Results Chicago 2 San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 7 St Louis 6 Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee Only games scheduled Cincinnati at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St Louis

San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee Chiao Si Pittsburgh Cincinna St. Louis

Richards Signs Two Year Pact To Manage Orioles

Baltimore经理 Paul Richards will stay with the Orioles through the 1964 season after signing a two year contract. He described his job as one of the majors best and rejected reports he might leave when his current deal expires. Richards, 50, longtime field manager and GM, noted his team has been in the first division most of the season and credited his scouting program for signing young players. He declined salary raise details but noted a likely around $13,000 base with a small attendance bonus. In Philadelphia, Eddie Sawyer is reportedly set to remain as Phillies manager in 1960, with GM John Quinn declining to discuss future personnel amid a push to improve from a cellar position.

Baltimore Paul Richards Baltimore Orioles Elas Ther Orioles Thur Day Richards Wexahachic Texas Haps Joseph Tetehart Prulaumlerriary The Philadelphia Inquirer Eddie Sawyer Philadelphia Phillies John Quinn Sawyer Allen Lewis Phillies Quinn Lewis Sawyers Sawer Mayo Smith

Major Loop Stars Batter Reds Win on Five Run Drive

Frank Robinson of the Reds drove in five runs including a homer and a sacrifice to lift Cihelimath to a 9 8 victory over Milwaukee. Early Wynn of the White Sox pitched his second straight shutout and fifth of the season as Chicago beat Detroit 9 0 for his 16th win of the year and 265th of his career.

Frank Robinson Reds Brand Shim Cihelimath Milwaukee Early Wynn White Sox Chicago Detroit Hinta San Francisco Giants Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Braves Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Sandy Koufax Bob Miler Brooks Lawrence Eddie Mathews Braves Bob Bub Cubs Cokie George Altman

League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

The league leaders include Aaron of Milwaukee with 368 at bats and 166 RBIs leading the batting list, followed by Cunningham 339 at bats and Banks of Chicago with 18 RBIs. Matted by strong showings from Pinson, Ot Cincinnati, and Mathews, Milwaukee, the season’s power and contact hitters are named alongside pitching leaders Face and Antonelli with 15 and 164 decisions respectively. Strikeouts top the mound via Drysdale 182 and Jones 156, with Mays and Cepeda stealing 19 bases for San Francisco and a 2 for Mays.

Aaron Milwaukee Cunningham, Sons Pinson Cincinnati Banks Chicago Robinson Cimoli St. Louis Neal Los Angeles Mathews White Mays San Francisco Cepeda Face Pittsburgh Antonelli Drysdale S. Jones

Ladies Golfers Hold Tourney At Country Club Today

Weather favorable as about 47 women from 10 area clubs join the Women's Northwestern Golf Association at the Country Club for a three flight handicap tournament. Prizes cover low gross and top nets plus putt awards, with entrants including Mary Brown of Corry and players from Meadville, Grove City, Greenville, Warren, Titusville, Edinboro, Erie and more. a banquet follows the 18 hole play.

Northwestern Golf Association Jeach Corry Mary Brown Elma Castor Frances Forrester Alberta Pain Mary Bracken Dottie Dolan Jo St. Clair Ann Chillock Lou Ruffney Cleo Brown Mrs Brown Corry J Tinsville Charlotte Haskell Helen Berry Titusville of City Meadville Grove City Greenville Warren Edinboro Lawrance Park Erie

Betsy Rawls Takes Early Lead In Open Golf Championship

Betsy Rawls holds a two stroke edge entering the second round of the $7,500 Women's Western Open after a 70. Betty Jameson, Pally Berg, Louise Suggs, Marlene Hagge, Marie MacKenzie and others are within a few shots as the field contends in Seattle.

Betsy Rawls Spartanboro N.C Betty Jameson San Antonio Tex Miss Jameson Pally Berg Chicago Louise Sugas Sea Island Marlene Ha

Chirienzio Wins Girls Singles At Corry Tennis Tourney

Carol Chirienzio won the Corry Tennis Club summer girls singles title with a straight-sets win over Judy McMichael 6 2 7 5 at Mead Park. McMichael later defeated top seed Randi Varassa 6 0 6 4 to reach the playoff round while Mike McLaughlin and Tom Varassa faced off in a boys quarterfinal.

Carol Chirienzio Corry Miss Chieltein Judy McMichie Mead Park Courts Tseir Miss McMichael Randi Varrassa Kathy Hoylen Mike McLauchlin Tom Vinrassa McLaughlin Jim Paulson Wil Bob Lawson Busitay Frillywine Jourie Sporte Depatiment

Detroit and Cleveland Lead 1960 American League Batting

The fragment highlights top AL performers with at bats and runs. It names Kuen and Kaline of Detroit, Colavito of Cleveland, Killebrew of Washington, Fox of Chicago, Aparicio of Chicago, Mantle of New York, and Wynn of Chi town among leaders in hits, home runs, and strikeouts.

Kuen Detroit Kaline Woodly Baltmore Yost Power Cleveland Colavito Killebsbeton Fox Chicago Williams Kansas City Runnels Boston Alison Washington UK Kuenn McDougald New York Killebrew Washington Aparicio Chica Mantle Shaw Ta MeLish Wynn Chietivn Scare Wash

Musial benched as Oliver leads Cubs past Giants and Dodgers climb

In a tense late game, Gene Oliver replaces Stan Musial and hits the decisive homer in a rally that keeps the Cubs atop the standings. Dodgers win to stay second, Giants drop to lead the West as the Reds and Braves rally around late-inning blasts.

NFL Prospects IV Packers Face Dim Outlook In 1959

Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi inherits many problems in his first year. He stresses building player confidence and a winning mindset to spark a top-flight quarterback from Fordham. The article lists top newcomers and current veterans amid questions on depth and offensive help as Lombardi reshapes the team with a modest 1959 outlook.

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Musial Denies End Of Long Hall Eyes Next Season

St Louis star Stan Musial, benched for the rest of the season, insisted he is not finished. The 38 year old NL great said he plans to return next year and blamed a slow start and conditioning. General Manager Bing Devine said the move aims to give younger players more action.

Associated Tess St. Louis Stan Musial Musial Gene Oliver Stan Oliver Musial Woul Uie Dodger Racee Anu Nue Sial St. Lews Cardinal Los Angeles Redbird Bing Devine Devine

Rookie Paces Detroit Open Lead In Second Round

Rudolph, a 25 year old from Clarksville Tennessee, holds a one stroke lead at the Motor City Open, firing a 67 with an eagle. Stranahan, from Crystal River Florida, shoots his best round in months to sit second. Phisterwatd also competes as a developing tour youngster at Meadowbrook Country Club.

Mansot Rudolph Rudolph Prank Stranafun Don Phisterwatd Memphis State Collegiati Hag Tit Clarksville Tenn Stranahan Yeadloe Crystal River Fla Meadowbrook Country Cla Phurstiay

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