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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1959
Page
7
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Warren heads to Beaty Junior High to face Corry in a Section I opener as the undefeated Dragons seek an eighth straight win at home. Corry relies on Terry Williams and Ed Latos, while Warren features Creola Brumagin and Massa Jr. in a battle expected to tilt with Warren favored on the road.
Chicago AP reports Bill Veeck returns from Cleveland amid strong chatter he will secure control of the Chicago White Sox. He holds an option to buy 54 percent from Dorothy Comiskey Rigney by February 15, while Chuck Comiskey owns the rest and has not sold. Veeck’s plan includes his sister’s counter offer as he seeks control.
CINCINNATI The NCAA Coun cil will not permit professional baseball clubs or other pro organizations to provide scholarships for college athletes. It also toughened its policy requiring member schools to discipline staff members involved in violations of the athletic code. MIAMI Master Palytich ($9.70) won the feature at Tropical Park with Mabirock paying $260.10. NEW ORLEANS Briarwood ($17.60) surged in the Wiretech and Woot He Loy growth at the Pair Growtlle.
Beavor Club hosts the ninth annual all-sports banquet at Corry Area High School cafeteria tomorrow evening with 300 plus attendees. Princeton coach Dick Colman will speak. awards cover Most Valuable Player and various league trophies. Roger Brown serves as toastmaster. invocations and embraces by local officials.
Joe Prugar rolled 241 as Leonard Migliaccio posted 415 and 210 for a 606 series in Bowl-Aite B League. Other Bloop leaders included Worowicz 200 La Mendola 211 Eaglen 200 Marchitelli 204 Vanderhoof 201 Niedomus 216 Matty 201 Gia coma 202 Baglen 205. Jim Jordan led VFWC with 223 and Leroy Hoyt 200. Bob Eddy had 203 for Corry Jamestown Keglers.
Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants won the National League Rookie of the Year award unanimously. The 21-year-old Puerto Rican slugger from Ponce posted 22 hits per 100 at bats, 25 homers, 96 RBIs, and 909 total bases, ranking high with Ernie Banks Willie Mays and Hank Aaron in total bases.
Cincinnati reports Joe Kubiatich, newly named Notre Dame coach, notified Bertie-Crimmins of his dismissal as assistant coach, signaling a personnel shakeup in the Irish program.
The schedule lists section 1 games including Corry vs Warren Finklin at Ol City and Erle Academy vs Erle with Strong Vincent at Harborcreele. It also shows Erle County B League games Edinboro at Fairview Northwestern vs McKean at Edinboro Union City at Waterford and more. Regional squads such as Wattsburg at Wesleyville North East at Lawrence Park and Conneaut Lake at Linesville populate Crawford County and Tri-County fixtures include Cochranton at Rocky Grove Mercer at Lakeview and Upper Allegheny Valley events at Spartanseburg. Additional entries cover East Forest at Pleasantville Independent Games and Erie Prep tied to several Erie-area venues with various local teams on the docket.
The Syracuse Nationals defeated the Cincinnati Royals 145 138 in triple overtime at Cincinnati, setting an NBA scoring record. Jack Twyman led Cincinnati with 41 points, Ed Conlin and Johnny Kerr each added late heroics for Syracuse, while Bob Pettit scored 29 in a strong fourth.
Thursday saw Syracuse defeat Cincinnati 145 to 198 in Minneapolis with a close 95 93 Minneapolis win over St Louis. Friday schedules include St Louis at Cincinnati and Boston at Detroit. Saturday lists Detroit at Cincinnati and New York at Philadelphia. Sunday features Cincinnati at Syracuse Philadelphia at New York Boston at San Francisco and Detroit at St Louis.
North Carolina, coached by Frank McGuire, earned its ninth victory in ten starts with a 44 to 34 win over Wake Forest. The Tar Heels used height and depth to pull away after a slow start by Wake Forest, moving into a strong position atop the ACC standings.
Detroit announces Nick Pietrosante has signed a two year deal with the Lions for 28000, including salary and bonuses, making him one of the club's top rookie payments. Pietrosante starred at Notre Dame and led the offense in his senior year after the East West game.
Corry matmen suffer a 30 13 loss to Titusville as Kenny Stutzman battles Jim DeMille in a tense 156 pound bout. Corry’s Bob Lindsey and Frank Malek win to stay unbeaten. McQuiston pins and Hubbard stalls for notable scores amid a packed crowd.
In Perth, Butch Buchholz of St. Louis upset Dayton rivals to reach the Western Australia Tennis Championship final, defeating MacKay’s bold bid and set to meet Spain’s Andres Gimeno after Alex Olmedo withdrew with a stomach strain.
Former Duquesne University basketball standout Joe Hunter, missing since December 29, reappears in Meadville home and seeks a professional berth. He says he is not interested in immediate offers but remains open to reentering school if approved by the university authorities.
Pa hunting seasons dates tentative set by the State Game Commission for four seasons in Pennsylvania in 1950. Archery deer opener planned for September 3, bear season starts November 20, dove season November 3, with dates subject to final detail at the commission meeting. Officers reelected: Elwood Huffman of Monroe County president, Anbrew Long vice president, Dewy H Miller secretary.
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