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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1958
Page
7
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Pirates land three on National League All-Star squad
National League manager Fred Haney selected three Pirates to start the All-Star game in Baltimore with Bob Friend listed among pitchers. Bill Mazeroski Frank Thomas and Bob Skinner join him, setting a Pirates record with four contributing players in the event and marking Mazeroski and Skinner as early All-Star standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyone
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Buckras
Pirates
Bill Mageroski
Frank Thomas
Bob Skinner
Bob Friend
Friend
Fred Haney
Milwaukee Briages
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
Maz
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Mazerosk
Skinner
Thomas
Pirate
Bob
City Softball Leaders Show Off Strong Batting Averages
Corry Merchants slugger Roger Ottaway leads the league with a .692 clip, while Bill Turner of Hi-Fi Club sits at .555 and Bob Nichols of St. Thomas’ holds third at .650. The top hitters list includes Jack Ryland, Duke Silvis, and more, with four plus games counted. Latos is noted as a farmhand for the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ottaway
Corry Merchants
Bill Turner
Bob Nichols
St. Thomas
Jack Ryland
Union City
Duke Silvis
Marty's Novelty Co
Merchants
Corry
Bob Ottaway
Jim Bogden
Dick McKetn
Chuck Elecynski
Julius Wotus
Joe Sarnicki
Watus
Terry Williams
Abby Watus
Joe Smollock
Tom Pieper
Dave Ottaway
Frank Harkins
Corry Jamestown
Don Chase
Tony Radecki
Ray Clark
Dick Chase
Ed Slagle
Chuck Jackson
Larry Vanderhoof
Dick McGee
Jim Tomer
Walt Wolfe
Howard McMullin
Chuck Scott
All-Star Game Lineup Set for Memorial Stadium Tilt
26th All-Star game lineup announced with National League stars Mays Skinner Musial and Banks facing American League icons Mantle Fox Jensen and Turley. Umpires listed. game plan notes include an on-field shift in the fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Fox
Chicago
Mickey Mantle
New York
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Bob Cerv
Kansas City
Bill Skowron
Frank Malzone
Gus Triandos
Baltimore
Luis Apaticio
Bob Turley
Eddie Rommet
Tom Gorman
Bill McKinley
Jocko Conlan
National
Frank Uent
American
Frank Secory
Conan
Rommel
Crowds Forecast for Baltimore All Star Game Clash
Baltimore expects a record crowd of over 49 000 at Memorial Stadium for the 25th annual All Star Game between the American and National Leagues. Ted Williams and Yogi Berra lead a powerful American lineup facing Milwaukee’s Casey Stengel and the NL. Weather forecasts call for late showers and a noon start, with heavy emphasis on pitching and strategic lineups from both managers as the World Series rivals hope to prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Nationals
Oddamakers
Ted Williams
Yogi Berra
Patel
Fred Haney
Milwaukee
Casey Stengel
New York
Haney
Warren Spahn
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Stengel
Bob Turley
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Boston
Jackie Jensen
Kansas Cuy
Bob Cery
Spahn
A. L
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Mantle
Spasin
Mays
Williams
Berra
al Kaline
Detroit
Bach
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Dick Parrell
Philadelphia
Don McMahon
Braves
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Ryne Duren
New Faces Mark Davis Cup Team
The United States selects an inexperienced squad for the American Zone Davis Cup semifinal in Toronto. Barry MacKay heads a young lineup including Whitney Reed, Giammalva, Buchholz, and Douglas, with others in the extended group. The gamble aims to face Canada this weekend with a mix of fledgling players and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
United States
Canada
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Toronto
MacKay
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Calif
Sam Giemmalva
Houston
Earl Buchhols Jr
St. Louis
Dack Douglas
Stanford University
Calf MacKay
Melbourne
Reed
America
Giammalya
Buchholz
Douglas An
Douglas
Alex Olmedo
All Star Game Highlighted By Baltimore All-Star Event
League standings show New York, Boston, and Detroit leading divisions. All-Star game scheduled for Baltimore with no gate revenue and limited Tuesday events. Cleveland slated for tentative Wednesday at New York as teams await results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Frisco Approves Giants Park at Candlestick Point
The San Francisco board of supervisors approved a 15 million dollar stadium project for the Giants by a 7-2 vote. The plan foresees a 45,000 seat park at Candlestick Point near downtown, to be completed by 1959, with the team playing 35 years and paying the city at least 125 thousand dollars annually or 5 percent of gross revenue, plus city receipts from a 9,000 car parking lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Board of Supervisors
Candlestick Point
Giants
Tom Flowers Tops Little League as All Around Star
Tom Flowers of the VFW dominates the Corny Little League both on the mound and at bat with 15 hits in 28 plate appearances for a .535 average and a 4 1 pitching record. Leading hitters include John Woodworth and Bob Lawson, while Art Hotchkiss and Tom Morton pace pitching beyond Flowers. Top 21 hitters list shows Flowers, Woodworth, Lawson, and Morton among others with solid averages and counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Tom Flowers
Flowers
John Woodworth
Corry-Jamestown
Bob Lawson
The
Vets
Woodworth
Lawson
Art Hotchkiss
Carry-Jamestown
Tom Moreton
Moose
Nunn Jensen
Jan Bosak
Rand Mike Malone
AB H Ave
J. Woodworth
C-J
Jon Davidson
Mike Malone
Tom Morton
Dave Beal
Tom Kuss
Garry Marrett
Ron Johnson
D. Anderegg
Jim Black
Mike Hanna
Mike Baressi
C-W
Norm Jensen
Paul Brooks
Ron van Cise
Bob Zalzneck
Dave Bailey
Russ Clark
Bob Perkins
Street Sweeper Gains Decision Over Unbeaten Challenger
New York middleweight Willie Dockery, a sanitation department worker, defeated George Benton by split decision over 10 rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Dockery, 29, 6 feet, wore down Benton in the final rounds amid extreme heat, improving to 1-1 in the marquee bout while Benton had entered unbeaten. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner plans a rematch for August 4 with Benton as the favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Dockery
Sanitation Department
George Benton
Dockery
St. Nicholas Arena
Wille
Teddy Brenner
Benton
Davey Clark Hurls No-Hitter In Minor Loop
Minor League history note as 10-year-old Davey Clark no hits the Braves for an 18-0 Senators win in Corry, with 16 strikeouts. Yankees beat Indians 27-3. Dodgers and Yankees tied for second after Dodgers 19-13 win over Pirates. mañana schedule shows postponed game to July 26 and upcoming East Coast matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey Clark
Senators
Dodgers
Yankees
Corry
Braves
Davey
Russell Clark
West Church Street
Ronny Armitage
Clark
Jerry Mick
Gary Blynt
Indians
Davey Wetmore
Gary Eddy
Tribe
Yank
Pirates
Yanks
National League weighs expansion to ten teams
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini backs adding a 10th NL team as profitable with attendance up and a World Series win last season. He supports a trio committee to study feasibility after New York City officials pledged 12 million dollars for a 52 000 seat stadium to replace Dodgers and Giants. A Canadian location, preferably Toronto, is favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimors
Eigct
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
National League
Perini
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Giants
New York
California
Warren Giles
League
Robert Wagner
New York City
Toronto
Montreal
AL Curtails Nats Plan For Relocation
Washington based Senators unlikely to move from the capital after a closed All-Star session. Galvin Griffith, head of the club, floated Minneapolis or other sites but backed off. Senators and owners push to keep baseball in Washington amid talks on an antitrust bill and Senate scrutiny of club ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Senators
Washington
Galvin Griffith
Minneapolis
Griffith
William Langer
R-Nd
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
Senate
All-Star
Tony Yinkey
Boston Red Sox
National Capital
Stadium bid from mayor Wagner eyed for NL franchise
In Baltimore the mayor Robert Wagner proposed a 12 million dollar stadium with reasonable rent to bring a National League franchise. In Stanton Delaware Michore led the Delaware feature with a 2.80 payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Robert Wagner
Stanton
Del
Michore
Delaware
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Jen
Reek Ver
Alan
Oma Tor
All-Star Pirates
Latos
Ed Latos
Pittsburgh Pirate
Baltimore UI
Wille Mays
Stan Musial
Hank Agron
Ernie Banks
del Crandall
Baltimore Clash
Turley Mound
Tony Baldoni
Johnny Cunningham
Mark
New Cnalle
Pirate Office
Les Utegg
Skip Lindsey
Ineal
Mcinnes American Legion
Vern
Latoa
Frisco
Giants’ Park
Tigers
Alan Maver
Bile Norman
NEW
King Poaturse
Chic Young
West Jordan
Utah
Gene Fullmer
Jim Hegerle
St. Paul
Biopacks
Dodgersan
Braves Indians
Am Pirates
Sionwoe Ka
Gilson’s Builders
Columbus
General Electric
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Iron City Beer
Corry Beverage Distributor
West Main Street
Pennsylvania
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