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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1953
Page
7
A brief, fragmented notice references heat, a person named Vilder, and a vague event. No clear dates, places, or organizations are readable. The text is too garbled for definitive details beyond the existence of these elements.
Ajax and Aero both hold 5-3 records after a 0-0 tie in a doubleheader. Rogers beat National Bank 7-2 behind Dietsch's three runs allowed. A playoff to decide the second half champion is set for Monday at 6 30 p.m. with Ajax and Aero needing wins.
Boston’s Williams returns soon as the Red Sox, minus their star, surge to third place behind the Yankees. They swept a doubleheader from the Browns 8 0 and 6 0, while Detroit and Chicago also won, tightening the American League race.
Yesterday in the National League Milwaukee beat Brooklyn 11 to 8 and Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 1 while St Louis and Philadelphia had a tight game. In the American League Boston won 8 to 6 over an opponent, Cleveland beat Detroit, and Philadelphia topped Chicago 4 to 2. Today’s schedule features Milwaukee at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York among other matchups.
The feature phase of this week’s arts and crafts program drew strong interest as the upcoming next-week event loomed. Larry Barr’s team won 18-16 in the featured game, Punky Chase took the badge-ball contest, and Terry Houser claimed the boys badminton trophy. Ping-Pong titles went to Bill Sussman Elli Mae Miller and Mary Beth Keppel. Comic strip winners were Phyllis Jaggi Nancy Wilcax Carol Jaggi and Danny Mowldowney. PONY LEAGUE scores Bradford Hornell 1 Wellsville 9 Hamilton 7 Corning 5 Jamestown 1 Olean 3 Batavia 5.
Corry Little League prepares for the title game against Erie Suburban All Stars at Law Yebes Park on Monday night. Corry beat Union City and Meadville to reach the final, with Ted Francisco and Ed Latos listed to pitch and defend.
Yesterday's Stars PITCHING Billy Hood of the Detroit Tigers pitched the club out of the AL cellar for the last time since April 20 with a shoe hitter against New York, as Detroit won 5 to 1. BATTING Granny Hamner of the Philadelphia Phillies homered twice, the second in the ninth inning, to edge St. Louis 9 to 1.
Carmen Basile meets Trish Graham in a world welterweight title eliminator on a national telecast. Basile aims to avenge a prior loss and reach Kid Gavilan’s World title contention, while Graham seeks to solidify his standing in the welterweight ranks.
Kiners three singles in five trips powered the Chicago Cubs to a 7-1 victory over the Pirates. Chicago built the margin in the third inning with six runs on two hits amid miscues. The Pirates were plagued by walks and errors as Bob Hall yielded six runs.
The season leaders include Schoendienst St Louis 35 runs batted in Mathews Milwaukee 40 home runs. Burdette Milwaukee 21 wins. Lopat New York 101 strikeouts. Rosen Cleveland 25 home runs. Riverm Chicago 14 stolen bases.
Dr. Ken England of Altoona scored a hole in one on the 183 yard No 4 hole as Blairmont Country Club hosts its annual invitational. The final rounds featured Bob Powers against Johnny Felus and Bud Fields versus J S Matlack with championship matches set later. England was eliminated yesterday by Powers one up.
Hershey resident Art Garrison leads the 15th Pennsylvania Public Links Championship at halfway, three strokes ahead of two local golfers as 46 holes remain. Relates to medalist hopes and a family rivalry with brother Pull and rival Stefani noted among competitors.
Vern Group urged bricklayers carpenters and laborers to meet at Olin Bracken Field Sunday from 9 to 10. The goal is to complete permanent stands at the park within a week in time for a potential playoff game if the Cory A Stars win Monday night. A victory would pit Cory A against the District 2 champions at Mend Park field on August 3.
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