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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1961
Page
7
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Obituary notes the death of Teeldent Misboro Ris, a figure tied to the region's industrial and mining communities. The notice records his passing and references his roles within local steel and mining sectors, reflecting on his contributions and the era's labor history.
Corry's Title League All-Stars meet Meadville Nationals in a first round Southern Division game at Meadville Little League Stadium tonight. Managers Sam Baressi and Vern Group lead a 14 man squad as they chase a trip to Williamsport and the Little League World Series.
The New York Yankees moved back to first in the American League thanks to a three way home run duel featuring Mickey Mantle Roger Maris and Babe Ruth style power. Maris tied for the league lead with 35 homers as New York beat Washington 5 3 to regain first place by a half game over Detroit Mantle drove in three runs with two homers while Jim Gentile hit a late homer for Baltimore in Detroit. The day also saw the White Sox, Red Sox and Angels win, with Mantle and Maris delivering the key blows in the Yankee rally.
Bill White of the St. Louis Cardinals tied Ty Cobb by collecting a home run, two triples, a double and two singles in two consecutive doubleheaders against the Cubs and Twins, with a 4-8 game sweep and a 4-1 victory over Minnesota. White, who had little sleep between games, extended the major league mark to 14 hits over the two days, equaling Cobb’s 49-year-old record.
The Reds, holding a slim NL lead, have dropped six of eleven since the All Star break. Milwaukee crushed Cincinnati 12-8, fueling questions about momentum ahead of a two game set with Los Angeles. Dodgers, awaiting a starter, sit 6-7 against Cincinnati, while Drysdale faces Purkey in the opener.
Cincinnati hosts Los Angeles in a two game series as the Reds try to hold a slim NL lead. A rough stretch has left Cincinnati with three straight losses after a prior six game cushion, while the Dodgers seek to close the gap behind depleted Reds pitching and several struggling hurlers. Nonleague scoreboard notes include Elmira over Olean and Batavia beating Jamestown.
North East announces its first annual amateur golf tourney at Lake View Country Club with a $1500 prize fund. The event runs Sunday with a 130-player limit, $10 entry including a butter dinner, and prizes for low gross and low net. Local Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Lake View Club, noted for its challenging course and good shape.
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Moose Reid led CJ Nine with a 20 to 3 defeat at Bracken Field last night. Moose Sprayers produced steady offense in every inning while the Ble Aves struggled to contain the Jamestown squad in a one sided game.
Legendary Ty Cobb will be honored with private funeral services in Cornelia at 2 pm in McGahee Funeral Home chapel. Burial follows in the family mausoleum at Royston. Cobb died Monday at 4 pm at Emma temple University Hospital after weeks of cancer and heart disease treatments. Pallbearers include Cobb’s close friends and local figures from Cornelia and Royston.
Ty Cobb laid to rest with honorary pallbearers from the Cobb Educational Foundation in Atlanta. He is survived by son James, two daughters in California, and brother John Paul Cobb of Sarasota. A paralytic stroke over the years prevented most relatives from attending. Cobb’s former wife Charlie Lom bard Lom bard of Augusta attended together with a small group of mourners.
Mike Malone and Joe Glaviani lead a rough sequence as Tai dims with Wriple aun twer sunt ales. Straver's Braves seize a brief 1-0 lead early in the game before momentum shifts.
A Pittburgh Pirates spokesperson notes 19 year old shortstop Bailey, signed for a likely record contract, is hitting .271 for the Pirates’ farm team at Asheville in the Class A South Atlantic League as of Sunday. Manager Ray Hathaway reports early control and timing are improving with more consistent throwing.
The Steelers opened their training camp with the first practice session at the Pittsburgh facility. The schedule includes twice-a-day workouts as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Corry junior golfers defeated Warren for the second time Monday at Conewango Valley Country Club with a 4 to 124 score. Fourteen of Corry’s 18 players led in the Tahole event, with winners including Bob Zale and Denny Dyckes among others. Mary Brown’s team opened the season strong at Conewango Valley, and the locals meet Lawrence Park next Monday as the season continues.
Corry Foamars defeated East End 18 to 15 at Corry High field in a City Softball game. Terry Houser blasted two home runs and went 4 for 7, aiding Foamars as Munsee and Piro combined for multiple hits. East End’s Fred Mitchell led with 4 runs on offense, while Corry’s lineup pushed ahead for an eighth straight win previewing tonight’s matchup with Hi-FY Corry Foam.
The Pirates drop further in the standings after a rough West Coast swing. They sit in fourth place, briefly rose to third before being pushed back by losses to the Braves and Cubs. Joe Gibbon is slated to start tonight as Pittsburgh opens a home stand.
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