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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1960
Page
7
Orioles crush Boston 14-4 to surge into a tie for second behind the Yankees as Ronnie Hansen drives in two homers and Gus Triandos adds a grand slam. Hansen, hitting .268, has six RBI in 18 meetings with Boston this season.
League W L Pet details teams New York Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Detroit Cleveland Washington and Boston. Monday games listed with no games Tuesday Chicago at New York Kansas City at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Cleveland at Boston. Saturday results Boston 8 Baltimore 66 New York 9 Washington innings Chicago 3 Kansas City 0 Detroit 8 Cleveland 2 Cincinnati.
Eastern League results show Springfield 3 Williamsport 2 and Binghamton 9-3 over Lancaster 1-8. Reading 5-5 Allentown 1-10. NYP Corning 6 Zimba 3. Geneva 9 Auburn 6. Wellsville at Erie postponed. Sunday Williamsport 8-4 Springfield 5-4. Binghamton 1-5 Allentown 5. Reading 1 Auburn 9. Geneva 1-2nd game postponed by rain. Corning 3-2 Elmira 0-4. Wellsville 8 Erie 5. Tacoma 1 Vancouver 0 in rain shortened game. Beattie 10 Salt Lake 9 in rain. Sacramento 8-2 Portland 21. San Diego at Spokane postponed by rain. Amer (Assa. ian) Dallas-Fort Worth 10 Charleston 5. Indianapolis 4 Louisville 3. B1 Paul 8 Minneapolis 7. Denver 13 Houston 3. International League Buffalo 11 Jersey City 7 in rain. Toronto 7-2 Columbus 6-0. Miami 45 Rochester 3-7. Richmond 4 Montreal 2.
Yesterday Killebrew blasted a two on homer while Lemon and Allison each drove in runs to back a Senators win over the Yankees. Brogile and McDaniel teamed for a 20 victory for the Cardinals over the Dodgers as the weekend sports section notes boxing results and a Reno power outage affecting a local event.
Kenneth Tug Wilson, president of the U S Olympic Committee, says the U S men’s track squad is the finest collection of athletes ever sent to the games and forecasts a cascade of gold medals. Critics accuse the team of a letdown after Bern trials, but standout performances by Lee Calhoun, Ralph Boston, and Glen Davis show no letup.
Pro Football National League games saw Detroit 24 St Louis 21 and San Francisco 45 Philadelphia 0 in one set. American League matchups produced Dallas 38 New York 14 and Houston 42 Denver 3. Boston 21 Buffalo 7 completed the slate.
A garbled summary lists top batting leaders with teams like New York Chicago and Los Angeles, noting Maris Mantle Banks Aaron and Mays among leaders in hits runs and home runs, plus pitching leaders Coates Pascual and Drysdale. The piece ends noting Irven Mohnkern took second in the Light Varmint Division at San Angelo Texas.
Several boys have left the squad during three days of workouts reducing the varsity contenders to 44. Coaches Hanna and staff stressed defense this week with added offensive plays. Two ankle injuries reported, but no positions clinched. starting lineup for Warren game to be chosen from a tentative varsity roster listed with positions and names.
John Harrison aged 24 and Roman Wendell aged 48, both of St. Marys, were arrested by state troopers in Ridgway and charged with game law violations after shooting a deer. Harrison received a $200 fine for shooting and possession. Wendell was fined $100 for possession of the large doe.
Bill Dyckes delivered the day's best round a 71 on the par 72 Corry course to claim low gross in a spring sweepstakes at the Corry Country Club Saturday. Bracken led the first place team with a 130 after 18 holes in a dead heat before a playoff, while Darwin Walcott edged John Mohr for fourth place after a 19th hole playoff. Dyckes will soon face John Rudolph in the Hilltop finals as the spotlight shifts to the championship push.
Chicago AP report recalls Dick Stiaris on a home run binge for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He hit two of the team’s runs in a series with Cincinnati, posting his 15th and 18th homers, while a pinch hit homer opened a 13–1 win in another game. Manager Murtaugh varied lineups by pitcher handedness, and a late game saw Roberto Clemente add his ninth homer in a defeat to Hook and Brosnan.
Milwaukee closes on Pittsburgh as Spahn earns his 15th win in a 43 2 victory over Philadelphia and Burdette adds another strong start. Cincinnati shocks Pirates with a two hit spree, Pinson Cook and Post homer powering a 10th loss. Dodgers fall as Cards, Cubs and Giants split, while Long joins the Yankees and Hadley heads to Richmond.
Detroit Tigers swept Cleveland in a doubleheader winning 6-4 and 6-4. Eddie Yost delivered a two run single in the nightcap as Detroit broke a 4-4 deadlock in the eighth inning. Charlie Maxwell drove in five Detroit runs including a two run double and a single. Cleveland stranded 15 runners and could not convert key chances, dropping to fifth behind Washington.
Stan Kowalski, former Buffalo University captain and standout gridder, is named assistant football coach at Johnsonburg Area High School. Head coach Frank Punair announced the appointment as Johnsonburg prepares to host Corry Beavers Friday night at Corry.
Pitt football opened a two week training schedule at Allegheny College with 55 players. The program includes double daily workouts, blackboard sessions, films, and scrimmages as coach Johnny Michelosen says every position is open. The Panthers start the 1960 season September 17 against UCLA in California.
The fragment lists players Regan Burnside and Chiti Folles with numbers, a 7 7 record for W Burnside, a 1 2 mark for Newcombe, and home runs by Cleveland Romano for 12 and Maxwell for 19, indicating a limited box score snippet from a baseball game.
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