Fragmentary Local Notice Summary
Fragmented OCR reads like a brief local notice about stalled operations and unresolved items. Reads as a partial civic update with limited legible names and places.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reads like a brief local notice about stalled operations and unresolved items. Reads as a partial civic update with limited legible names and places.
Legion Nine from Melnnes will play at least four games this week. Tomorrow Corry faces Erie Sport Store at 12th and Hess in Erie, and 8 Melnnes hosts Erie Local 1186 at Loveland Field on Thursday. Friday they visit Edinboro, then Sunday return to Erie for a makeup clash at 16th and Downing field. Notte plans Harold Bromley, Larry Greer, Tom Prin, John Faulkner, and Jerry Ward to mound duty across the stretch.
Judy Osler aced the 135 yard short hole at Corry Country Club using a No 3 wood, the first woman to do so locally since Rosa Baker a decade earlier. Attendance at Mead Park tennis lessons averages 90 daily with 60 registered as students learn doubles and singles. Arnold Palmer aims to win the British Open to qualify for Akron World Series, odds 21 to 1, with Nicklaus at 7-1 and a top prize of 50 000 dollars. the Yankee Indian series weekend gate suffers without Mickey Mantle, potential 20 000 more in payments if he played.
Dodgers spark by Koufax who blanked Cincinnati for the second straight game and his 14th win, boosting Los Angeles to a 4-0 opener victory and a three game NL lead over the Giants. Spahn added fifth shutout as Milwaukee beat Houston 4-0, Musial pace Cardinals rally in San Francisco, and Pirates topple Mets 10th straight.
Baseball notes recap Don Zimmer's versatile career with Dodgers Mets Senators and his seven RBI including a grand slam as Washington won a doubleheader. Yankees lead AL at All Star break after split with Indians while White Sox beat Red Sox in 12 innings. Orioles beat Twins. Tigers split with A’s. Calmer games featured Lary’s return and Harrelson homer.
Doug Ford sank a 13 foot birdie on the 17th and won $50,000 with a 72 hole total of 290, four under par. Al Geiberger shot 281 for second. George Bayer Fred Hawkins and Bruce Crampton tied for third at 292.
The Braves rout the Indians 7-1 in the opener as Larry Darndall goes 3-for-3 and Joe Falworth adds two hits. In the nightcap the Yankees blank the Pirates 4-0 behind Al Rigby five hit shutout pitching, with Rick Hammond and Troy Eshelman each collecting two hits.
Mexico lightweight Gaspar Ortega, 150, wins on points over Billy Beljo, 151, of New York, in a ten round match. Swackhamer and Darno credited with triples. Falworth is winning pitcher and Rieck the loser.
Judy Oiler aced the 185-yard No 3 hole at Corry Country Club in a Saturday foursome. The par three hole was completed with a three wood, marking the first women’s ace at the Oral Country Club in eight of ten years. Teammates included Belly Bertram, Alice Balley, and Mary Lewis.
The Pirates crushed the Mets 15 to 2 at the Polo Grounds, driving their season record against New York to 11-2 and boosting spirits with Smoky Burgess homering twice and Bob Bailey adding an eighth inning homer. Vernon Law and Al McBean shut down the Mets, with McBean yielding only one hit in four innings after a six inning stand.
In a doubleheader sweep, Sandy Koufax pitched his second straight shutout and eighth of the season, becoming the majors first 14 game winner as the Dodgers beat Cincinnati. Don Zimmer of the Senators posted four hits including a grand slam, driving Washington to a seven game winning streak with 7-3 and 4-? victories over the Los Angeles Angels.
National League lines up an all star infield led by Bill White Julian Javier Tick Grant and Ken Boyer with Stan Musial in reserve The American lineup features Leon Wagner Albie Pearson and Al Kaline with Mickey Mantle sidelined Joe Pepitone and Frank Malzone start infield duties Earl Battey catches The game at Cleveland will be broadcast by NBC radio and TV and marks the first single all star game since 1959
San Francisco rookie Hart, called from Tacoma, suffered a fractured shoulder blade after being hit by Bots Gibson pitch on Sunday. Manager Alvin Dark called the incident a disgrace as Hart had two singles and two walks in seven plate appearances in a 3-15 doubleheader loss to St Louis.
Two months bedridden promoter Joe Kearns, famed for guiding Jack Dempsey to the heavyweight title and managing champions Mickey Walker Joey Maxim and Archie Moore, died at Coral Gables. Dempsey mourned his old friend saying they shared laughs and money, and Kearns planned to build a Nevada health center and promote boxing there. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Philbrick Chapel.
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