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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references dental work and names but is largely indecipherable. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities can be reliably extracted for a coherent summary.
Cory’s McInnes Steels a 9-8 victory over Union City on a one-hitter by Don Bindey. Scott leads with three for four, Latos and Lindsey add two hits each as McInnes rips three runs in the third to grab the lead. Union City answers but falls short in a tense late inning at home.
Wimbledon highlights Althea Gibson Pampered and Dorothy Beaudreau Huo led an American sweep to top doubles, while the feature races at Montrough Park Bellamt Park showcased Heavens Above, Quarter Delle and US National Gold. Lafayette unit involvement noted during a France visit by New York Militia.
Pearl City softball tonight features Teentz All-Stars versus Cleveland Pony All-Stars in the Diamond Action league. Tomorrow in Little League Monge meets VFW 1 30 with Liky against Corry Jamestinga 930.
St. Thomas dominated City Softball League action last night as Corry Jamestown fell 20 to 9. Hank Roskowski earned the win for St. Thomas while Tony Radecki of Corry Jamestown tripled. Loomis and Rob Pledger added St. Thomas extra-base hits.
Cal Hotchkiss pitched a strong game for Corryammestown earning first win of the season while Moose starter Mike Johnson took the loss. Ronny Brown led Cal at the plate with a double and Hurlbut added a two bagger for Moose as Corryammestown built an 8 0 lead early and cruised to a 17 3 victory with timely hits from Jen sen Baressi Jr and Brown. No games are scheduled tonight. a doubleheader will be played tomorrow afternoon.
Aero tops Raymonds 9-5 to grab a half game on Ajax. Terry Houser earned the win with a 10 strikeouts and a three base hit, supported by Lindsey and Caster. Raymonds slide to 4-5. All Stars game set for Loveland Field at 6 15 tonight.
The tight NL race sees the Braves within half a game of Cincinnati after McDaniel and Post drive St Louis and Cincinnati to wins. Maglie shines in Dodgers win over Giants, while Yanks and White Sox persist in the AL. A rugged day ends with hopes rising for late-season surges.
Adolfo Luque Cuba’s greatest pitcher in the major leagues died of a heart attack last night. He would have been 67 August 4. He was a member of the 1919 Cincinnati World Champions and reached his peak in 1923 with 27 wins and 8 losses in 322 innings and a 1.93 ERA.
Independence Day doubleheader features WEW versus Moose at 1 30 with Mike Malone facing Mike Knowlton or Tom Flowers. Second game Coy Corry Jamestown versus John Correll Elks at 3 30. Ed Tinski versus Correll as Elks seek second place shift in the second half.
Boston catcher Sammy White delivered clutch hits backing Frank Sullivan who threw six hits and eight strikeouts against the Senators. Frank Bolling hit his 10th homer for Detroit and Doby drove in two runs in the eighth. Pascual and Kemmerer allowed only three hits. Las Vegas report notes other names and places in brief sports roundups.
Yesterday in the American League New York led the standings with a 46 25 record followed by Chicago and Boston. Detroit beat Cleveland while Chicago topped Kansas City and Baltimore defeated Washington. Tonight's schedules show New York at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn among others with several morning and afternoon doubleheaders listed for tomorrow.
Dodgers manager Walter Alston selected five Milwaukee Braves for the 25 man National League All Star squad to face the American Leaguers in St Louis. Warne Spahn is among the All Star choices with Hank Aaron also noted as a standout voter pick.
In St Andrews Frank Stranahan heads a four man American group into the Open main event while Cary Middlecoff, hampered by hay fever, barely qualifies by one stroke. Don Hoak wins a spot as NL starter. Stan Musial named as NL first baseman in All Star selections with Lew Burdette Spahnie Eddie Matthews Johnny Logan Red Schoendienst among AL stars.
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