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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
7
Last night the Pirates and Indians played a 33 tie necessitating a complete replay at Loveland Field tomorrow night. Eight men for the Indians, led by Ray Blynt, played the extra inning game. A missing Tribes player forced the overtime contest to a one-man short replay.
Cubs at midpoint tied for seventh with three 20 win candidates Bob Buhl joined Larry Jackson and Dick Ellsworth as 10 win pitchers after a shutout of San Francisco in the opener Willie Mays homered for the Giants in a nightcap loss on seven innings due to darkness at Wrigley Field The Pirates beat Cincinnati 4 5 in the other game as Manny Mota and Willie Stargell hit homers for Pittsburgh while Bob Veale and Al McGee limited Cincinnati to four runs
The Orioles, three games ahead of Chicago and New York, rely on 19 year old pitcher Bunker as their ace. He starts the second game in a doubleheader with Milt Pappas. Manager Bauer seeks his first Series as a player or manager. Race tightens among Baltimore Chicago and New York with White Sox unable to beat the Yankees.
Eriez Speedway unveils its Sunday night program with a local demolition derby added to the 11-event auto racing card. Tom Dill of Erie seeks a third straight late model win while Stroker McGuire of North Collins aims to end a slump in the sportsmen division in the 26-lap feature. At least a dozen cars are entered for the season's first demolition event, with no-holds-barred action until one car remains. Dill duels with top rivals Squirt Johns, Ron Blackmer, and Bob Schnars as McGurk, a former two-time sportsmen winner, faces recent setbacks. Race time is 8:30 p.m.
Sugar Ray Robinson 161 pounds scored a technical knockout of Clarence Riley 168 pounds of Detroit in Pittsfield Massachusetts. He knocked down Riley in rounds four and five and ended the bout at 2 40 of the sixth round.
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 48 wins and 28 losses, followed by Chicago 44 30 and New York 45 31. National League leaders include Philadelphia 47 28 and San Francisco 48 32. Todays games list Baltimore at Cleveland and New York at Washington among others. several night games and doubleheaders noted.
A University of Houston senior from New Castle leads the 1964 Huntingdon Valley qualifier as heavy rain postponed the final 36 holes. Toscana shot a 73 to top a 72-man field, with Birmingham Oakmont and Penrose Sussel tied at 74, while Apple and Hendrickson near 75. Defending state amateur Dick Stephens is exempt from qualifying.
Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics will conduct free clinics this weekend in Jackson Canton Meridian and Clarksdale Mississippi He will teach basketball pointers to interested youths of all races within his schedule limits providing a rare public appearance by a world champion player in four communities.
Sugar Ray Robison of New York stopped Clarence Riley of Detroit in six rounds at Pittsfield last night, ending the bout with a knockout at 2 minutes into the sixth.
Catholics routed EUB 20 to 6 in the Church Softball League last night. Angelo Frisina homered and had five other hits to power the assault, Ed Gluvsso added three hits, while Beagle and Dick Shannon Penotched two each for EUB. Winning pitcher Tin Hanhan and losing pitcher Carl Clabbatz. Umpires McKela and Niedomys.
Bob Blair scored 24 points to pace the Celtics to an 84 to 6 win over the Knicks on the outdoor YMCA court. Jim Lundy and Bill Miller added support with 13 and 10 points as other Celtics contributed. Knicks leaders were Eric Sutton with 23 and Trem Kennedy with 20.
Robbie Robinson rolled a 658 series with 223 24 and 19 games. Lafe Douglas posted 212 and 200. Walt Lewis delivered 233 and 214. Va dim achieved 349 and 214. Al Dunmewald had 2055 and John Woodard 203.
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Cincinnati 9 1 as Bob Veale and Al McBean held the Reds to four hits. Mota hit his 4th homer with a man on in the 6th and Stargell connected for his 12th homer in the same inning. Veale worked into the seventh before trouble arose, but the Pirates surged to the decisive victory.
Jamestown improved to 12 wins with a 16-4 victory over Elks at Bracken Field. Pred Schwab and Blynt homered, Schwab driving in all Elks runs, while Chase Brown and Blynt powered CJ’s 16-hit attack. Winning pitcher Chase fanned Clark in relief, as Elks fell to 3 hits.
Tony Lema shed his wedge b ag and played seven iron to chase the British Open in brutal Old Course wind. He shot 71 and sits two back as Christy O Connor and Jean Garaialde lead. Jack Nicklaus, favorite, struggled to a 76 amid gusts, with 120 starters affected.
Pirates and Indians battled to a 3-3 stalemate at Loveland Field as darkness halted play after eight innings. Pirates scored all runs in the first inning while Indians posted two in the first and one in the sixth. Steve Baltine led with four hits for the Tribe. Blynt and Piccirilla had two each.
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