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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1950
Page
7
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The Corry High North East football schedule shifts to Loveland Field for the Pennsylvania Week Potato Festival, giving the Beavers a six home game plan beginning September 9 with Warren, then Younesville, Milerock, Franklin, Titusville, Granepickers, Kanty Prep of Erie, and Oily to close. The Pennsylvanian season blends with campus events as the All-Star pridders target Philadelphia Ragies amid talks of charity games and a long-standing summer fixture.
Youngstown co-owner William Koval said he informally discussed applying for a Central League franchise. The club remains in the Middle Atlantic League. A telephone talk with Central League president J T Halligan occurred, but details were limited until Labor Day when official announcements may be made.
Notre Dame football plans to fly to four games this fall with travel to Pasadena to face Southern California and to New Orleans Indiana in Bloomington and Iowa City to meet Notre Dame opponents. The Navy game will be by train in Cleveland.
Johnny Mize blasted two homers and five RBI as the New York Yankees routed the Detroit Tigers 14 to 5 in the opener of a high profile three game series at Yankee Stadium. Mize also added two singles, boosting his hot streak to four games with eight hits and a dramatic batting surge. The win left the Yankees two games back of the league leaders as the pennant race tightened across the National League and American League action unfolded.
Sailors were beaten by Youngstown as Nelson Reeves authored a four hit pitching performance for Butler Tigers who won 5 to 8 against Wew Castle, dropping the league leaders and allowing Olt City to close the gap. Bob Bassler scattered nine hits for a 4 to 1 win over Eric Youngstown, with three insurance runs in the eighth inning.
American League results show Washington 3 Cleveland 2 Boston 7 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6 in 10 innings York 14 Detroit 5. National League Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1 New York 5 St Louis 4 11 innings Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 4 Boston 13 innings. Upcoming games Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston again.
The Erie Post 11 Ameri can Legion Junior baseball team shut out Corry 8-0 at Loveland Field. Kemp allowed five hits, Ted May and Doug Spaulding were tough on Erie’s mound. Erie built a three-run second inning and added four runs in the fourth before finishing with one more in the fifth. The team plans road games against Fairview and Albion, with All-Star selections announced for the Tuesday event.
Day night schedule lists Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh and Philadelphia against Cinessmati with games across New York and Boston in a regional sports timetable. Matches include St. Louis as part of the listed lineup and a day night format indicated.
Corry golfers host Randolph in an inter-sub match at the Incal course tomorrow afternoon. Tee-off time is 11 40. The visitors, a 28-player squad, seek their second win of the season over the Garry niblick wielders after a close win at their own course a month ago. After 18 holes, Randolph players join the hosts for lunch hosted by the club ladies.
In the St Paul $15,000 open, Alexander of Knoxville and Ferrier of San Francisco tied for leadership at halfway. Ferrier started seven under par with a 65 first round, but faltered late while Alexander began five under and finished with an even par on the inward nine.
In Long Beach New York Aooro Compisito 158 outpointed Mario Moreno 16 Havana while in New London Chuck Goldsby 140 from Washington knocked out Alton Bell 1611 New Town 3.
Reported turnout at the Summer Plaseround program topped 10 000 with 450 participants. A pet parade at the Senior High featured notable pets and winners named. League results span midget baseball pee wee softball junior basketball and more with standings listed for multiple teams and districts.
The Horwell Dodgers cut Jamestown Falcons 6-3 as Henry Franklin logged a full mound route. Olean Oilers split twin bill with Wells-Ville Senators, taking the second game 4-0 after a 4-1 first game. Tonight’s slate features Bradford at Hamilton, Lockport at Batavia, Hornell at Jamestown, and Olean at Wellsville.
John Marshall tops records at Seattle AAA Ments Outdoor Championships. He sets new world best in the mile with 4 minutes 20.86 seconds, while chopping four other American marks. McLane and Konno also advance strong performances.
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In Flour town Pa sixteen survivors tee off in the third round of the Pennsylvania Amateur Championship. Two rounds set for today with semifinals and final tomorrow. Notable champions include HT Billy Haverstick who won in 1938 and 1948, and Bater Araninunk winner in 1991 and 194.
Yesterday’s stars included Johnny Maze as the Yankees crushed Detroit 14 to 5 with strong pitching and timely hits. Sal Maglie hurled for New York, delivering a 5 to 4 victory. Cardinal teammates contributed to the decisive performance.
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