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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
7
Fragmentary text shows a local area report mentioning steel, Sagar, Jem, and Seo. No complete names, dates, or events are readable to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
Jordan nine manager defends team after Sporty Catcher letter accuses favoritism and reporting errors. He clarifies lineup custody, umpire calls, and notes Lorain Hotel and Lorraine teams, with six clubs in Bond City League. Citations: trophy donation by A&B Distributing Co. and Joe Amoroso, Don Bachomer.
Jim Piersall, 33, accepted his release from the New York Mets after a season with 40 games and a .193 average. He vows to catch on with another club despite the three day waiver rule, claiming no grievance with manager Casey Stengel and noting a $37,500 salary that contributed to his release.
In Las Vegas Sonny Patterson defeats Floyd Liston in a 2 fall finish. Patterson near exit style fight. the crowd of 7,816 pays $296,160 at the Convention Center with Liston booed entering and Patterson cheered. Post fight, Patterson talks retirement plans while Liston’s camp Eyes a rematch in Philadelphia later in September.
Around 600 fight fans rioted outside a local theater in N J after being told no standing room tickets would be sold for the Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson bout A major police deploy of 14 carloads dispersed the crowd with no arrests or injuries reported Theatre officials said all seats had been sold and no standing room was available Some fans had waited hours at the box office before the event.
A note from Carmen D Piccirillo manager of the Jordan Team expresses appreciation and mentions handling business at their Firs Avenue location with openness to visitors at any time.
Cassius Clay visits Sonny Liston at Liston Patterson victory party in Las Vegas. He calls Liston a sucker and claims his brother could beat Floyd Patterson. Clay mocks predictions and performs antics before the anticipated September title bout.
Sonny Liston intimidates in a brutal bout with Floyd Patterson, with Cassius Clay reacting to the spectacle. Liston vows to stay unbeaten, saying someone must beat him, while Patterson admits nerves and contemplates a comeback. The event centers on Clay’s looming challenge and the crowd’s mood.
Lawmakers moved to raise hunting license fees in Pennsylvania with a proposed $2 increase for residents and new licensing categories. The House passed an amended bill to cut regular license costs from 5.29 to 4 with several price shifts for non residents and tourists. The measure includes a veteran resident license at 65 and older and was held for final action later in the week.
Braves pitcher Falworth throws a one hitter as the Braves crush the Yankees 15 to 1 at Thourland Field. Falworth goes 3 for 3 at the plate, Wetmore and Walsh contribute, while Al Rigby accounts for the Yankees only hit and run. Pirates and Indians close regular season. playoffs upcoming.
Tommy Treah returned to the lineup and hit a home run a single and drove in three to power the Yankees to an 8-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Ralph Terry pitched the complete game despite allowing a dozen hits to improve to 10-1 on the season.
The New York Yankees win as Tresh returns from injury and Mantle and Maris near comebacks. They push the lead to seven percent with continued solid hitting and strong pitching. Mantle suffers a left foot injury but remains key as the Yankees maintain dominance in the standings.
The Wesleyville team prepares for a tomorrow contest against Crawford County rival Crowded Lonor fin ihe when bw Mewebpillee hart collides. Deanne Prilly at Myadville notes uncertainty as teams await votes on a coaching decision and possible lineup changes.
Summary of top batting leaders from the Associated Press lists in both leagues with names and teams. Key figures include Yastrzemski and Malzone of Boston, Allison of Minnesota, and Versalles of Minnesota with leading hit totals and runs, plus mentions of home runs, doubles, triples, and stolen bases.
A tightly contested game sees Alliance edge the Baptists as pitching and fielding hold key plays. Notable contributors include Marsh for Alliance and Nichols for the Baptists, while umpires McCray and Berghaus oversee the action.
Terry Houser starred with two home runs and a triple to lift the Plastics past Mike's Pizzeria in the City Loft-Ill League. Pitcher Gib Rowland earned the win while Don Sperry took the loss with umpire crew Tiskh and Sandbers listed.
Del Dig, former National League pitcher Dizzy Dean, suffered a strain in a traffic accident near Gulfport yesterday but intends to appear for the Old Timers game. He hopes to pitch a couple of innings at Yankees Stadium in New York on Saturday.
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