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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
7
The Savings and Loan junior baseball team aims to clinch at least a tie for the Erie County Legion League title by defeating Wattsburg today. With two games left, a win at Loveland Field at 5 p.m. secures the top position for 142 locals.
Corry a strong favorite as they visit Wattsburg in a pivotal league clash after recent losses. Tom Morton will start on the mound with John Linden catching while Loveland Field remains in good condition despite last nights heavy rains. Morton and Larry Persing will represent Corry in the All-Star game at Erie's Ainsworth Field tomorrow.
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Veale, an NL All-Star, hurled a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, scattering five hits and ending LA’s run at first. Veale carried a 1-9-6 season line and allowed only Wes Parker’s sixth inning double for a two-out blow. Roberto Clemente hit his second homer in the fifth as 16,000 fans braved rain and drizzle.
Jim Bunning and Chris Short each earned fifth straight wins as Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 10-2 to climb in the NL standings. Bunning pitched a five hitter over 61 2/3 innings, aiding a Phillies surge from sixth to third place while several NL clubs also won. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Houston posted victories as the pennant race tightens.
Jim Clark, the Scotsman driving a Lotus, set a record lap of 116.05 mph on the 2.9 mile circuit to take pole for today’s British Grand Prix. On the front row with Clark are Graham Hill of BRM, Richie Ginther of Honda, and Jackie Stewart of BRM.
In Prague Polish sprinters Ewa Klobukowska and Irene Kirstenstein finished in a dead heat at 11.1 seconds in the women's 100 meter dash. Officials viewed film to decide the winner with Klobukowska declared the victor. The old mark was 11.2 by Wilma Rudolph. Wind was two meters per second, rain fell lightly, and about 12,000 spectators watched.
Cincinnati Reds All Star Pete Rose, 24, faced a 315.50 fine plus club penalties after running a red light at 1 25 a.m. in Newport Kentucky across the Ohio River. A friend pleaded guilty for him in Police Court. Manager Dick Sisler announced an additional training rule fine but did not disclose the amount. later reports said Rose was fined 260 by the club. He offered no explanation for his presence in Newport.
Geneva leads 4 to 2 over Jamestown before rain halted play on Thursday. The game remains paused with remaining innings to be completed at a later date.
ATLANTA AP Bob Jones criticizes foreign stars and power players after the British Open and US Open debates. He notes Gary Player and other non Americans as strong contenders while praising Player's precise play and suggesting Americans may shift strategies. Jones also mentions Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus with cautious optimism about future U.S. success.
Don Mineher and Twink hit two homers driving in four as Minnesota riding a win streak walloped the Yankees 1. Marcelinn Ja pez of the Angels held Cleveland to two hits in a nightcap 20 victory as Los Angeles completed the doubleheader sweep over the Indians.
Australias Peter Thomson, famed for steady nerves, captured his fifth British Open title at Southport with a final score of 74 00 72 71 405 as rivals including Palmer Nicklaus Nagle Hunt and Lema faltered under rain and wind in a tense finish.
Major Leaders list top players by at bats hits and runs for teams like Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Statistics cover batting leaders in runs batted in home runs and doubles, and pitching leaders in wins strikeouts and innings pitched with names such as Clemente May Stargell Koufax and Gibson.
Steelers begin July 19 training camp at the University of Rhode Island Kingston. top pick Roy Jefferson among arrivals after the All-Star game in Chicago. U S Open winner Player withdraws after 18 holes with neck pain. Thomson’s $4,900 win could earn him start in the World Series of Golf with a $100,000 top prize. Who's moving appears in the Classifieds.
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