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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1957
Page
7
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Patterson and challenger Pete Rademacher prepare for a highly publicized title bout in Seattle. Patterson, 183 pounds, trains in Kent while Rademacher plans one more heavy session at Issaquah. The Olympic champion looks calm, confident, and ready to face a three minute rounds match in a high stakes event likely to draw large, televised interest.
Walt Kiesling of the Pittsburgh Steelers confronts a quarterback problem after Ted Marchibroda suffers a hairline fracture of his right thumb and Jack Searbath is also hurt in the Bears loss. Rookie Len Dawson showed promise but may start Saturday as Kiesling weighs using Harry Gilmer to spell Dawson in an exhibition with the Browns.
Mrs McQuin, widow of Joliedineph McGrath, recalls the Giants era under McGraw. She recalls Polo Grounds crowds and 1934 pennant teams, sharing how fans seek her stories of the old Giants and their legendary coaches to keep Mr McGraw’s memory alive.
Bell and Perez staged a close back and forth finish with strong rounds, as spectators watched a contested stretch duel at St Nick last night. The bout featured suggestive scoring and late exchanges, ending in a draw after a tense final sequence.
Kansas City blanked the Indians 1-0 as starter Ray Nurleski limited them to five hits. Cory Bow and Cory Archer contributed a key first inning single for the A’s, while Gorin walked four and later benefited from a defensive gem by Vie Power. Indians threatened briefly in the fourth with Gene Woodling doubling and a retirement on the bases, but could not push across a run.
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Galt, from Ont, defeats Elizabeth Brand of Sacramento 7 and 5 to win her first round in the Women's National Amidon tournament. Kenneth Heile mut, a 42-year-old chemical salesman from Sekawood, Mo., was the lone year breaker in the first qualifying round of the Western Amateur tourney. In Brookline, seeds swept the first round of the National Doubles tennis event.
Ex University of Illinois football star ll Mae Wenskunas aged 31 died Saturday following an auto crash. A Rose Bowl standout who captained the team that beat UCLA 45 to 14 and a member of the 1947 All-Star squad, he also served as head football coach at North Dakota.
New York Giants announce relocation of baseball franchise to San Francisco between October 1 and 31. Dodgers expected to move to Los Angeles. Horace Stoneham cites lease urgency and a lucrative San Francisco offer including a 45,000 seat stadium and 5 percent attendance rental. Leo Durocher comments on Dodgers trajectory.
American League standings show New York leading with 7 at 658. Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington, Kansas City, and Baltimore follow in order. Yesterday Kansas City beat Cleveland 1 0. Tonight's games include Washington at Chicago Boston at Cleveland Baltimore at Detroit New York at Kansas City. National League shows Milwaukee and St Louis atop, with Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh in close pursuit. Today only two games scheduled: St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Brooklyn, plus others listed.
In Vandalia Ohio Mrs Iva Pemiridge Jarvis of Phillipsburg Kansas captured opening day championships at the Grand American Trapshoot. Atlantic City saw a decathlon winner finish a length ahead in the feature. Saratoga Springs hosted Portshire winning the feature at Saratoga. In boxing, Erdie Dewmars edged Sammy Walker in Chicopee Mass. New Orleans saw Andrew Brown outpoint Tommy Elder and Eddie Simms stop George Price. The Giants vote moves forward with a single dissenter, M Donald Grant, preferring a New York stay.
Modern laws protect wild birds in the commonwealth with penalties for killing, possessing, or shooting migratory songbirds and game birds. State and federal enforcement, including Game Commission officers and police, guard sanctuaries like Pymatuning Refuge, which covers 2,500 acres of water and 170 acres of land. Nesting boxes, feeding stations, and tree planting aid conservation as birds help farmers by eating pests and weed seeds. Last night’s boxing results in New York: Bobby Bell versus Lulu Poree noted.
The national league standings show Brooklyn and New York city teams fighting hard as St Louis and Milwaukee vie for position. The Dodgers host a key series at Ebbets Field while the Braves start an eight game road swing against Pittsburgh. The Yankees lead the American League with a strong Western trip looming. Kansas City edged Cleveland 1-0 as Tom Gorrin earned a complete game shutout aided by Tim Thompson's run.
The Dog training period is August 1 to March 31 and training is not allowed in April May June or July to protect young wildlife. Dogs must be under control except on the trail or track of legal game and no injury may be caused to birds or animals. Carrying a shotgun or rifle during training is forbidden. Raccoon dogs may be trained sunrise to midnight, other dogs sunrise to pm EST. Sunday training is allowed only with property owner consent on public lands. No hunting license required for dog training.
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