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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1956
Page
7
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Tigers overpower Chicago White Sox with Kaline delivering standout hitting and power. Teamwide offense fuels a decisive victory as pitchers limit the foes and secure a robust win.
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Mixed scrambled box scores show Brooklyn 9 Philadelphia 1 and St. Louis 10, with tomorrow's schedule listing A Stars versus Citadel, and several leagues including American League alongside yesterday's results Delos 17 to 0 and Wintelunsh 17. Upcoming games feature Washeath and Strs in Ayer League and additional matchups across multiple teams.
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Amid a fog of OCR garble the report claims Drexl captured the pistol crown at the Shoshire tournament near Quantico with strong entries from Pennsylvania and Harri burg Hunters and Anglers. The chaotic text mentions Ababolattony and Encarta with scores around 1957, but the core fact remains Drexl won top honors in a heated field of sportmen.
Yesterday's Stars report Pierre Bow led a tight win over the Phillies with strong hits and key plays. The contest featured late-inning contributions and notable performances from several players, shaping a narrow victory in a high tension game.
The American League opened as a 6-5 favorite to win the annual All-Star game, with Whitey Ford set to start for the Americans against Robin Roberts for the Nationals. Casey Stengel and Walter Alston weighed pitching plans as rest gaps narrowed, while Mickey Mantle’s status and Warren Spahn’s rest influenced selections.
The Pa fale Coast Conference boosted fines to 132000 for four members amid infractions by USC and California schools. UCLA faced 93000, Washington 5200, and sanctions include suspensions and eligibility restrictions for players and coaches. Retirement of funds hinges on repayment and conference rulings, with possible return to eligibility upon repayment by Sept 1.
A 22-year-old amateur golfer won the Canadian Open after a playoff, becoming the first amateur to capture the event. Doug Sanders of Miami Beach defeated pro swinger Don Tinsterwald in a one-hole playoff for the gold cup in the 47th edition, while Tinsterwald earned $2,400 from the $15,000 purse. The leaders finished 15 under par 273, Palmer and Wail trailed. Pony League results listed Jamestown, Hornell, Wellsville, and Erie in late standings.
St Thomas Church holds a 4 1 record at the top of the City Softball League with Fox Keystone and Zalzneck s each at 5 2 as teams prep for this week s games in a virtual three way tie for first place.
The City Softball League results show St Thomas' Chireh defeating Fox Keystone 7 to 5, Zalzneck's edging lchynski Esso 4 to 4, and Raymond's beating Jamestown 5 to 2. The schedule lists Thompson's against St Thomas tonight, Carry against Jamestown Tuesday, Raymond's vs Carry Wednesday, and Thompson's vs Elchynski Esso Thursday.
In Tokyo Danny Kidd 117 outpoints Keiichi Komu 117 to win the Japanese bantamweight title. In Kingston Jimmy Persey 181 stops Kid Ralph 195 in four rounds for a Miami bout.
Ted Williams aims for a batting title as he nears another milestone. At midseason he reached 100 RBIs and 300 home runs as Boston swept Baltimore 9-0 and 8-4. He joined 1,500 RBIs, the 300 home run club, and eyed DiMaggio, Speaker, and Heilman in career RBI rankings.
Columbus Merchants overcome National Bank 7-5 in a Teener League encounter. Low fielding cost the Bankers, while Columbus players Vanssens and Rieck led the offense with multi hit games including a two run triple by Rieck. Winning pitcher was Van Dresar as Columbus pockets crucial league victory.
Linski and Correll top the Little League batting leaders with averages near .500 as Linski collects 18 hits in 36 at bats and Correll 16 safeties in 40 trips. Several players follow including Mortis, McIntyre, Butcher, Williams, Jensen, McEldowney, Miglio, Olson, Roehrig, Donaldson, Woodworth, McMahon, Bromley, Mignateio and Hornik. Pitching leader Linski also posts a 4-3 record with five wins in six decisions. Tonight Moose faces VFW. Tuesday Ellis faces Jamestown. Wednesday VFW meets Jamestown. Thursday Elks plays Moose.
Local ad promotes a bill consolidation service from Corry and Bensidal Finance Co. It promises to reduce monthly payments, free up cash each payday, and tailor loans to fit income. Call Corry 2-8279 or visit 138 North Center Street, Corry, for a no obligation consultation.
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