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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
7
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Mike Hanna two hitters for Corry Jamestown as G-1 moves into solo second place in the Little League standings. Norm Jensen and Ron Van Cise homer for their teams, Jensen driving in a third inning run with a runner aboard. The VFW seeks its fourth straight win tonight against the Elks at Bracken Field in a 6 15 start.
American League standings show New York atop with 44 wins and 24 losses as Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Baltimore, and Washington trail. Today’s games include Washington at Boston and New York at Baltimore with Kansas City at Detroit. Yesterday Baltimore beat New York, Chicago defeated Cleveland, and Boston toppled Washington. National League standings list Milwaukee leading at 39 and 28, with St. Louis Cincinnati and San Francisco close. Chicago visits San Francisco and Cincinnati hosts Milwaukee with several night games noted. Yesterday’s NL results included Chicago over San Francisco and Milwaukee over Cincinnati.
Girard defeats McInnes Steel-Corry 8-7 as Corry challenges early 4-0 lead with three costly third inning miscues. Yanssens and Houser led Corry with hits, while Williams drilled a sixth inning triple. Girard extends county league lead to three straight wins. Corry drops to 3-5 as Ararat Cigars visit Loveland Field Friday at 2:20.
Oceanport action features Tricky Mate winning the top event at Monmouth Park with a $15.60 payoff. Other notes include Peter Thomson winning the British Open qualifying medal with a course record 188 for 36 holes and Gene Sarazen leading American qualifiers with 141. The box score shows Legion game details with Corry Jr. and Jeffords as pitchers and several players with hits as umpires are noted.
Liebegott, a local schoolteacher, reported first day catches at Chautauqua Lake near Cheney Point. The larger fish measured 30 inches and weighed 11 pounds, caught at 7:30 yesterday morning. A second fish, 614 pounds and 88 percent inches, was retrieved at 8 a.m. Both were surpassed by a Bradford man with a 35 pound catch and 481 percent inch measurement.
Philadelphia first baseman Bonchee Bouchee is reinstated by Commissioner Ford Frick and will start at first base against the Braves in Milwaukee. Bouchee, suspended after a Spokane probation for indecent exposure, underwent psychiatric treatment and is deemed cured. He played at Connie Mack Stadium while rehabbing and will rejoin teammates for the four game series.
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2 to climb into sixth place. Harry Anderson drove in three runs with his 10th homer and a double, while Richie Ashburn and Philley contributed key hits. Bob Friend struggled, failing to win in his last five starts as Philadelphia chased him early.
Columbus routs Aero 16 to 2 as five Merchants collect two base hits. Bob McVicker and rookie Ed Linski combine for six hitter support, McVicker earning the win while Bob Grice takes the loss. Notable hits include a three-base shot by Casler and two-baggers by Butcher, McVicker, Wharton, McMahon, Linski, and Van derhoof.
Union City edged Corry Jamestown 2-1 to move into a second place tie with St Thomas in the city league standings. Tony Radecki tripled and scored in the third for Union City, Paul Ryan singled home a run in the fourth for Corry, and Dick Landis stole bases to drive in the decisive run in the fifth. Bill Schaffer earned the win. Dick Latos took the loss. No city games until July 7 when Union City meets the Corry Merchants for the league lead.
Cery of Kansas City topped the American League ballot as the Red Sox announced the All Star selections. He edged out Boston’s Ted Williams for the starting left field berth after polling 29 of 31 possible Red Sox votes. Al Kalitt and Harvey Kuenn each drew 24 Boston votes.
Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen pace Boston in a 10-5 win over Washington, Jensen driving in two runs on a pair of two run shots and reaching 24th homer while Williams belts his 12th as the Red Sox win third straight. Yankees split two with Orioles as Mantle and crew slump. Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 1-0 behind Lew Burdette's shutout.
Lew Burdette blanked the Redlegs 1-0 on eight singles with one walk and two strikeouts for the Braves. Norm Larker, a 27-year-old Dodgers rookie, drove in four in a 9-8 win over the Cardinals with a homer his first in the majors and a double as his 33-inning shutout streak nears its end. Lary Doby of the Indians tied the game with a pinch-hit three-run homer in the eighth off Jerry Staley. Early Wynn improved to 8-8.
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