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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1950

Page

7

Two costly defeats spark Indians slide in pennant race

The Cleveland Indians dropped both ends of yesterday's doubleheader to the Chicago White Sox and now face a tough stretch as Detroit leads the standings. The Tribe, in a batting slump, must snap out of it soon with a long road swing through Washington Philadelphia and New York before returning home to meet St. Louis and Chicago.

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Falcons Win 2 Of 3 From Batavia

Jamestown Falcons take two of three from Batavia in a weekend set. Mostak and Zoliuskas featured in the doubleheader with 10 to 4 and 2 to 1 wins, while Mins aided a 6-2 Jamestown victory aided by Ted Edmunds relief pitching.

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Tigers divide with Browns as Indians drop two

Associated Press reports a turbulent baseball day as the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians split a doubleheader while the New York Yankees win two to leap into second place. Stan Musial leads the St Louis Cardinals to a comeback victory over the Cincinnati Reds, and the Chicago Cubs sweep a twin bill from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Multiple pitchers, including Overmire, Wight, and Pierce, shine as teams jockey in the standings.

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Masquerade Contest Set For Tuesday Night

The rebooked masquerade contest for ages five to twelve will run tomorrow at 7 pm with entries expected to exceed 60. Open to city boys and girls, judges will assess originality and winners receive prizes plus a witty award for all entrants.

Iris Pune

Bid Mee Beye Bid Mee Beye

Yesterday in baseball the American League saw Chicago lose to Cleveland 2 to 6 and New York beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 while Washington played Boston. St Louis posted a 4 to 6 loss to Chicago and a 8 to 2 win over Cincinnati in the National League. rain affected several games and only one game was scheduled today with St Louis at Detroit.

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York Retains State Softball Honors

York defended its Class A softball title in a double elimination tourney weekend. York beat Altoona and Allentown squads to reach the final, where it defeated Lancaster 24 to 1 and New Kensington 4 to 1 to claim a second straight championship. The Erie Skippers won the B title with an Anice Palermo no hitter, blanking Williamsport 10-0.

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Local Golf Tourney Draws 80 Plus Players at Corry Club

The AHL and Dow Mackenzie Holt 18-Lule event attracted a field of over 80 amateurs at Corry Country Club. Frank Cupp and Clyde Hiden led with scores near par, while Fred Nixon and Bo Lichtenwalter contended for top prizes. Lunch followed play, and about 140 people attended the turkey dinner at day’s end.

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Dycker Wins Corry Country Club Golf Title 4 Up

Dycker captured the Corry Country Club championship with a 4 and 2 victory over Maurice Wilkinson after 36 holes. Dycker surged to three up by the turn and closed out on the 16th hole with a pars to seal the crown. Wilkinson battled but could not match Dycker’s pace on the back nine.

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Ambiguous Sox Start Shaky as Errors Slow White Sox

A garbled recap notes the White Sox stumble with misplays and shaky defense, while Sox hitters show limited promise. References to Cleveland and brief player mentions hint at a delayed strong finish, but readable details are sparse and unclear.

Pittsbuegtt Special Speaker Presents Prizes

In a ceremony Mey er of Pittsbuegtt, noted for his special address, announced the tournament results. The audience heard a formal presentation as prizes were awarded to the winners, including Dall Mackengie and LouF Aniert, with the event marked by orderly proceedings and recognition of top performers.

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Play Begins Today in Amateur Golf Tourney

The 1900 Nations Amateur Golf Championship opens in Minneapolis as Frank Stranahan leads 21 players in the wind swept field at the Minneapo lis Golf Club. Double rounds start, with rounds daily through Thursday, then semifinals and finals on Friday. Stranahan faces Archibald Baker of St Louis in a key early match.

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Class A and B Bowling Leagues Meet Tonight

Local bowling clubs in Class A and Class B held a meeting tonight at 7 o clock with discussions on standings and upcoming events. Several teams displayed strong form as top players prepared for upcoming matches and potential lineup changes were noted by league organizers.

Rod and Gun Club Meets Tuesday Night Event

Rod and Gun Club holds a meeting at 8 o clock at the home of Earl Washington street. The gathering is the annual field meet with a business session to follow. Other items include notices from athletic and local groups and a schedule aligned with upcoming events.

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Erie Splits Twin Bill With Butler in League Play

Erie split a twin bill against Butler in the Mid Atlantic Baseball League with a 3-1 loss and a 4-2 win at New Castle. Johnstone, Lavigne and Mercer Muller led the offense as Danis and Din Rin hurled well, while Horie and Dike contributed homers and solid pitching in a windy, multi-venue day.

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Butler and Erie split twin bill with uneven scores

Butler and Erie played a doubleheader with Butler taking game one 11-1 and Erie winning game two 8-4. Roy Rambin drove in four runs for Erie in game one, while Mike H Kemp delivered a bases loaded triple for Butler. The New Castle Youngstown game was reportedly compromised.

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