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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1961
Page
7
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a boxing or match plan involving Mo and Ince and a strained suggestion to a plate or arena. No clear event, date, or organizations readable.
Fragmented OCR listing multiple services and contact numbers across venues in Corry and nearby towns. Items reference painting, catering, banquet services, hotel contacts, and miscellaneous trades with scattered phone numbers and partial descriptions.
Detroit's weary Tigers seized first place in the American League after an 11 hour, two-game sweep of the Kansas City Athletics. Norm Cash led the offense with six-for- six in the opener and a key two-run double in the late innings. Steve Boros suffered a fractured jaw collarbone in a second inning collision, prompting hospital treatment. The Yankees dropped a game to Boston, while Los Angeles prepared to host the Tigers at Wrigley Field in a potential shift in the standings.
Raymond Lubin of Erie, Pennsylvania won the Junior boys singles title at the American Amateur Roller Skating Championships opening night. He beat Michael Jackques of Revere Massachusetts and Walt Henderick of Houston. Novice dance crowns went to James Chornie and Linda Boldtan of Elyria with John Olset and Lynda Law of San Diego second. The intermediate singles crown went to John Renz of San Diego over Doughley of Long Beach and William Myers of Renton. Aidin Perales of Gardena won the 6 mile speed race with 15 49.8. Tonight in City Softball League Moose’s Restaurant and Bar faces Fast End.
COOPERSTOWN N Y AP Baseball honored two former stars Max Carey and Billy Hamilton with bronze plaques at the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Carey accepted the honors while Hamilton, represented by family, joined by Dodgers and Orioles figures in ceremonies and a Hall of Fame Cup game at Doubleday Field.
Lou Hanna reports that a formal statewide organization for Pennsylvania high school football coaches is planned. A steering committee of coaches will meet this weekend at Hershey Harrisburg to draft details after a two month survey showed broad support, with results prepared for J B Menoher of Penn State extension education to distribute.
George Foulds of Pittsburgh Penn HL Sipies won with a 15 kilometer run yesterday in Chicago. He outpaced 57 competitors in the AAU seniors marathon event finishing in 1 hour 48 minutes 3 seconds. Wis Gul Williams of the University of Chicago Track Club took second, and Harold Horas of the University of Chicago finished third.
In a scrambling 18 hole event at the country club complex, Mohr and Brown captured top honors in the Italian Calcutta style competition. Xander and Lewis placed second after a tight playoff that highlighted a windy Saturday on the links. Other teams like Bracken and Roger Hw battled for fourth as organizers prepared for upcoming events in the summer tour schedule.
Cubs star George Allman shines as a left handed hitter facing left handed pitchers and right handers alike. He recently belted his 16th homer of the year, driving in three in a 15 run win as Chicago praises his swing. Coach Charlie Grimm notes Allman’s strength returning after mononucleosis, with Richie Ashburn calling him a real switch hitter who hits both sides well.
Pittsburgh loses to Milwaukee 9 4 as the Braves erupt for five runs in the sixth and four in the seventh to widen the gap in the National League pennant chase. Pirates starter Harvey Haddix and reliever Bad Friend worked through nine pitchers, but the Bucs dropped another game, slipping further behind the leaders. Dick Schofield and Bob Clemente contributed but the offense stalled after five innings. The team heads into a series with the Giants and Cubs looking to rebound.
Palmer, after firing 69 to beat Hebert in qualifying, bets 277 to 6Y will win the PGA at Olympic Field. The 72 hole event opens Thursday with 169 players. weather and course difficulty at North Course may test pars, with a purse around 50 000 and the winner earning about 7 000.
Veteran Bartzen, 33, of Dallas, won his fourth championship at the National Clay Courts Tournament in River Forest. He defeated Det. Dell 6-2 2-8 6-3 6-0 in the final as BucKe, 24, from Germany, claimed the women's title on the same day.
Betsy Rawls captured the Illinois golf tournament, securing her second straight Women’s Golf Championship with a birdie on the final hole and a total of 214. Barbara Romack finished strong for second, Mus Foninek posted 210, and Misa Haws shot 210 with a final round 72 at Macktown Course.
The Pennsylvania Amateur Golf event opens with 69 players at Piltsbinet Field. Players compete in 36 hole medal play over three days, with defending champion Bob Bardard of Rowling tipped to contend alongside top entrants Fred Pune and Pete derdan.
A fragmented wire of results hints at standings across major meets with McKinley favored in aPennsylvania clash. Teams from New York Cleveland and Boston appear in scattered scores and next day schedules amid national college athletics chatter.
In a compact NYP League event at Pituira, Auburn and Wells faced off with notable performances from Auweston and Rew. Geneva LAG Olega contributed strong showings as well, shaping a tense competition in Baja Jel.
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