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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
7
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John Proper hurled a three hit shutout as the Pirates blanked the Yankees 6-0 in a Teener League contest at Loveland Field. It was the Pirates first win of the season, Proper fanned 13 with two walks. Dick Anderege led the pirates with a double and single, while Fred McEldowney’s club built a 2-0 first-inning lead and added runs in the third and fifth. The Yankees managed three?at least two baserunners in the later innings but could not score. The game set the stage for a showdown of Braves and Indians for first place with 10-3 records.
Warren Spahn earned his 17th win for Milwaukee, pitching through rain as the Braves beat Baltimore 5-0. Whitey Ford opened the Yankee second half with a 5-0 shutout in humid Baltimore conditions, while rain forced the second game to be called with New York ahead 4-1. Mantle and Skowron homered in the Matthers game, and Detroit widened its lead with a 7-4 win over Kansas City as other AL actions unfolded.
Ed Reulbach died at 78 in Falls, New York, as Cobb and Detroit Tigers losses shadow his passing. The Cubs great, who beat the Tigers 5 1 in 1907, is famed for two shutouts in a September 1908 doubleheader against Brooklyn, a record of four straight shutouts tying the NL mark. Reulbach spent 13 major league seasons with the Cubs, Dodgers, and Boston, finishing 182-106 with his best year in 1908 with 24 wins.
In the city Centennial celebration last week the Beaver Club awarded an 18 foot boat with a 22 horsepower Mercury motor and trailer. Bernie Stoddard of RD 8, pictured with club officers Jim Proper Heit and Dick Peebles, was named the winner, as the event netted the club about $400 in profit.
Moose's Spanks Melnnes dominated the game with a 13 to 4 victory. Key hits included a late homer and a trio of Stewie drives. Holster tallied in the final three frames while Huy Molle contributed a pair of big hits.
The Indians hold a 7-8 record, leading the Pirates as the Columbus Recreation League for 8 to 13 year old players continues. Hiters-Up sit at six wins in ten games while Hobbleholders meet every Monday and Wednesday as Archie Wetmore and Herb Hodell run the circuit.
Georgia baseball legend Ty Cobb dies at 74 from prostate cancer at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. He had diabetes and chronic heart disease, with cancer spreading to the pelvic bone and vertebrae. Funeral services planned in Carnot, Ga, after a private burial in Royston. Cobb, born in Narrows, Ga, starred for Detroit and Philadelphia, won 222 of 226 Hall of Fame votes, and left a lasting mark on the game.
Vanatta emerged as a candidate for the Philadelphia Warriors head coach job after a lengthy discussion with owner Eddie Gorlich. Jakinston resigned at season’s end, leaving personnel and direction unsettled.
Teener Loop All Stars scheduled two exhibition games with Clymer 13 15 age group. First game to be played Monday at nearby lawn, return in Corry early next month. Yankee manager and Fred McEldowney will attend. Selected ATL Star squad includes Indians Jers Ward Tom Morton Mike Malone Dive Bear Braves Tin Black Bot fiiknon Litres MigLett Yankees Art Holepikiss Dave Bailey Bob Zalzneck Dave Uppermann Pirates Mike Hanna Diele Anderege Lee Miller Fabe resighi. Meantime Yankees Indians game postponed to July 21 and Meinnes Jr Legion hosts Erie Sport Store Thursday. Yankee Pirates game moved to July 26 to accommodate All Stars.
New York report notes players like Maris Mantle and Ruth tied to weather delays. Rain forced postponement of a doubleheader in Baltimore while Yanks chase Babe Ruth season home run pace and record benchmarks. Mantle leads with strong pace, Maris close behind as questions linger about rain impacts on milestones.
Sam Snead meets a private match against an armed golfer at Urbana Country Club on Sunday. The exchange hints Snead may outdrive but faces a challenge from 100 yards out, with rival quotes from Prospero Glanvito. The piece notes Snead as a top money winner and mentions a long-running club connection and a past accident affecting a player.
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