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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
7
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In Cleveland the 1935 All Star game plans a national telecast as about 45,000 fans expect sun and cool weather. National League aims to even scores with the American League, led by starters O'Toole and a house staff including Drysdale Marichal and Spahn while managers Dark and Houk choose lineups and pitchers for the noon EST clash.
Moose Little Leaguers at Bracken Field rallied to beat VFW 11 to 8 to create a tie for second place. Norman Hasbrouck delivered two singles, Dan Dingfelder earned the win in relief, while VFW’s Scoop Sample and Joe McLaughlin issued 12 walks that hampered their cause.
MIAMI AP Jack Doc Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, died at 80. His funeral is set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at a local funeral home. Dempsey, arriving in Miami to serve as pallbearer, called Kearns the greatest despite their feud. Kearns helped promote the 1921 Dempsey Carpentier bout, boxing’s first million dollar gate.
A man stripped nude and ran along the fairways at Bonnie Brook Golf Club in Detroit, disturbing several duffers who reported seeing him on eight or more occasions. Police investigated the incidents as public indecency and sought information.
Epping New Hampshire Jack Sharkey says apathy hurts boxing and inactivity may do the same to listening fans. He blames the easy life of the times for the sport’s decline, notes few strong contenders, and warns Layoffs may hurt Sonny Liston more than Patterson as the heavyweight era shifts. Sharksky cites long walks and fitness from his youth, urging more effort to revive boxing’s appeal.
Haglevon Pa AP Match Play begins five day Women's Central Pennsylvania Golf Tournament at Valley Country Club near here. Mrs William Howard of Media Heights Country Club earned medalist honors with an 80 on par 72 to lead qualifiers. defending champion Betty Fehl did not need to qualify. former champions Mrs W Dale Anderson and Mrs T C Owings also qualified with 81 and 89 scores respectively from York Country Club.
Xander Xander posted a 76 to lead Corry Country Club juniors to a 246-4 win over Lakeview of North East. Vicky Dyckes was runner up with 83, George Sproveri 89, and Corry teammates posted multiple points as the team extended their season. Next match is at home against Titusville next Monday at 10 AM.
Portage Riders of Westfield dominated events over the holiday weekend with Cindy winning stock horse and reining, Susan Windshi atop Shatana King in junior Western events, Peggy Miller achieving senior Western titles, and Mark Harvey taking halter at Westfield. At Scandia, Clayton won stock and Windall placed in Western events. Fox rode Bar Joe Wimpy to multiple podiums. The next Pony show is Sunday July 21 in Erie.
Kansas City Athletics announced the recall of Jose Tartabull from their Portland arm club in Portland, Oregon, effective yesterday. Tartabull is returning to the parent club as part of a roster move to strengthen the outfield and batting lineup.
Meerhoff's squeezes a one run win over Erie County Plastics at the high school field in City Softball League action. A two run blast by B Rankin broke a 5 all tie in the seventh inning. Winning pitcher Hank Davis Jr struck out eight and added a double, with L Austin homering for Meerhoff's. Rowland took the loss for the Plastics as Davis Jr and Rankin added extra-base hits for the winners.
Golf’s leading five Arnold Palmer Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Tony Lema and Gary Player skipped the Canadian Open to prepare for the British Open. Their absence let other champions move up the money list with Don Finsterwald earning 625 and Gene Littler 1180. Bruce Crampton earned 2633 to rise to ninth. Paul Harney dropped from the top ten.
A trio fired three under par 69s in the opening round at Youghiogheny Country Club. Bill Durniak of Ambridge and a Furgol of Westmoreland County Club each posted 3435. Shave Dr. of Cleveland finished 96-23. The field of 120 was cut in half for the second round today.
In a wild second inning at Loves Landing Field, the Indians exploded for twelve runs on eight hits and errors, routing the Yankees 12 to 1. Steve Balentine led the assault with two triples as Tom Morton earned the win and Gary Eddy took the loss amid the early eruption.
Dan Diaz fired a one under par 63 to lead medal honors in the Glenwood Golf Club championship qualifying rounds at Erie. Tom Sucharski was second low with 67, while Dave Strachan 69 and Dave Walling 69. Larry Lybrandt finished with 72.
Dick Sikes of Wichita Kansas opened with a 72 to sit one behind early leaders at the National Public Links Championship qualifier. Bob Lucas of Minneapolis and Bud Bradley of Los Angeles each posted 71 at Haggin Oaks Bolt course, as strong finishes moved them into contention.
American League President Cronin said Charles Purley floated moving the Kansas City Athletics to Oakland. Finley had not filed a formal request, but discussions suggested possible ownership votes would be needed. Oakland’s stadium plans and bonds set a distant timeline, while Finley sought a move amid attendance and division struggles.
Margaret Smith, the 20 year old Australian, defeated Billie Jean King 6-3 14 in the singles final to claim Wimbledon glory. She teamed with Ken Pletcher to win the mixed doubles, while Robyn Obrien and Darlene Hard took the women's doubles title, hindered by Obrern’s nerves. McKinley of San Antonio, Texas, shared top billing as champion of the men’s singles in a rain affected tournament marked by fewer colorful stars.
In Albuquerque New Mexico Jary Limas representing Albugiermie edged Cecil Mott 145 to 144 in a tight bout. The contest featured Thai and Japanese fighters in a regional event with stored and technical display noted by officials.
The Giants traded tackle Roosevelt Grier to the Rams for tackle LeVotere and a draft pick as part of a front line overhaul. Coach Allie Sherman said the move strengthens pass and run defense and backs up the front with a veteran, while the Rams eye a top running back and solidified backfield. LeVotere, 47, stands 6 foot 4 and weighs 205, having been a five-season veteran and three-time All-Pro.
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