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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1958
Page
7
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Two former high school rivals from Jamestown area, outfielder Bill Moniak of Youngsville and pitcher Bud Rowland of Russell, have joined the Corning Red Sox. Moniak hit in his first six games, totaling 12 hits in 40 at bats with two doubles, while Rowland has appeared twice on the mound compiling a 0-1 record after two relief appearances and a start.
American Junior Legion Districts 28 and 29 all-star clash at Erie's Ainsworth Field features Ey Latos Terry Williams and Byrle Vanssens. Vanssens and Latos will cover center field and catcher while Williams bats and plays shortstop. Game at 5 15 p m with players to report by 3 00 p m aims to qualify for the All-West event at Forbes Field Pittsburgh next Monday.
Olympic pole vaulter Bob Richards calls for a mutual amateur athlete exchange between the United States and Russia similar to student exchanges. He heads to Moscow to study the Soviet program during the US Russia dual track meet and suggests housing exchanges for athletes to foster goodwill between nations.
Rocky Colavito led Cleveland past the Yankees in a doubleheader with a grand slam off Bob Turley as the Indians swept New York. Boston slugged four homers in a 13-1 rout of Chicago, Pascual and Ramos shut out Detroit twice, and Maris sparked Kansas City’s 11-6 win over Baltimore. Hazle and Nieman provided clutch hits for the losers, while Garver and Dickson worked in relief for Cleveland.
Art Wall Jr. captured $2,800 by defeating Bob Rosburg and Jack Burke in a sudden death playoff on the first extra hole at Mt. Pleasant Ball Course after both finished regulation tied at 275. George Lang, a local druggist and friend of Wall’s father, sparked the scene by gifting Wall a Wooden-shafted putter used for an eight-foot birdie on the playoff hole.
Garrison Cops Publinx Crown in Hershey with a 293 total over 72 holes to defend his title, five strokes ahead of Tom Volko of Bethlehem. Moravian College senior Volko led after round one but faltered in the final nine holes, posting a 43 for the last nine. John Trollinger of Philadelphia finished third with 300, Leon Buchter of Reading fourth at 301, and Mike Jeinlin of Bethlehem placed fifth.
Teener League opens with Aero Supply vs Columbus Merchants at Loveland Field at 6. Ajax faces Raymonds next. City League top clash pits Cony Merchants against Union City, with playoffs to follow featuring St. Thomas and Corry Jamestown. Tomorrows semifinals determine league champions.
Yesterday's Stars report Rocky Colavito of the Indians hitting two homers including a bases loaded shot as Cleveland beat the New York Yankees 7-2 after a 1-2game. Camilo Pascual and Pedro Ramos powered Washington to a doubleheader sweep over the Tigers 4-3 and 6-1, and the Senators totaled nine hits in four games.
The Senators clinched the Minor Baseball League title with dominant wins over the Indians and Pirates. Clark blanked the Indians 6 0 with 13 strikeouts and a 2 hit effort, while Blynt and Roehrig led a 10 8 win over the Pirates. The Yankees took second with a 17 8 win over the Dodgers and a 17 0 shutout of the Indians. Proctor homered twice in the Pirates win, and the schedule notes a doubleheader tomorrow with the Senators at Braves and Pirates vs Yankees.
American League leaders include Cerv of Kansas City at 336 batting and Mantle with 62 runs. Jensen leads RBIs with 89, Fox and Power share 125 and 117 hits respectively. Kuenn and Power top doubles. Tuttle and Lemon lead triples. Jensen and Cory share homers. Aparicio and Harrell pace steals. In National League Musial tops at bats. Mays and Ashburn lead runs and hits, Banks key in RBIs. Hoak and Skinner share doubles. Virdon leads triples.
The Corry Little League All-Stars meet the Senecas of Millcreek at Mead Park in the Northern Division District I final. Sam and Joe Baressi lead Corry aiming for a third straight win after a 3-2 seven inning victory over Lawrence Park and a 3-0 shutout of the Millcreek Mohawks. Tom Flowers to start. Hanna, Jensen, and Lawson cover key infield and outfield roles. If victorious, Corry advances to the District I final against Albion Springfield Linesville winner. The District I final could be played Wednesday at Corry with the title game set for a neutral field if needed.
Daily box scores, standings and upcoming games for the National and American leagues. Includes yesterday’s results for key matchups like New York and Chicago, and today’s slate with San Francisco, Milwaukee, Philadelphia and others.
In Moscow the United States built an early 83 75 edge over Russia as the opening session of a two day track meet began. Louise Suggs won the French Lick Open by finishing 72 holes at 300. Watch Your Step prevailed in the Sapling at Monmouth Park with 1140 to top a strong 2 year old field. Enchine edged Dolted Line to win the Delaware Handicap for fillies and mares at Delaware Park worth 143562.
In Tacoma Pat McMur outpointed Charlie Norkus in a 185 to 193 pound bout. In Havana Luis Rodriguez stopped Charlie Scott in the 9th round of a 144 to 144½ fight. Florentino Hernandez stopped Norman Young in Philadelphia at 132 pounds. In West Jordan Jay Fullmer outpointed Speedy Henderson in the 8th round at 148 to 126.
The data lists top performers by city and team across categories such as home runs, stolen bases, pitching decisions, strikeouts, and runner totals. Key figures include Banks of Chicago with 27 home runs and Mays of San Francisco with 19 stolen bases, along with Aaron of Milwaukee tallying 22 home runs and Jones of St. Louis with 130 strikeouts.
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