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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1965
Page
7
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Giants beat St Louis 4-1 behind Gaylord Perry who limited the Cardinals to no hits after the first inning as part of a five-game win streak. Dodgers split a doubleheader with Cincinnati. Reds’ Joey Jay closed the night with a 6-1 win. Mets beat Cubs 5-2 in a rain-delayed opener.
Howie Koplitz earned his second win of 1965 for Washington, extending his unbeaten run with relief help from Mike McCormick and Steve Ridzik. The Senators defeated Kansas City in the opener and completed the doubleheader sweep, backed by Ken McMullen’s two run homer and Joe Cunningham’s two run single. Ed Brinkman hit a two run homer to break a 1-1 tie in the fifth.
Kusvile was a mile too much for Corry High's golfers Saturday as the Rockets defeated the Corry Country Club squad 8 to 6 in the final match of the season. Denny Dyck tied Jerry Mack for medal honors with 78s, Dyck 38-40 and Mack 49-5.
The Methodists and Catholics remained unbeaten with two wins at the high school fields. The Methodists defeated Alliance 7-4 after a late surge, with Ray Brumagin and Don Sargent delivering key doubles. The Catholics beat Methodist Youth Fellowship 12-10 as Burkhart led a 12-hit attack with 3 for 4 and Frank Macko added a triple.
ST PAUL AP Seconds after the final ball was thrown yesterday workmen began to dismantle the 40 lanes in the St Paul Auditorium which served for 68 days as the scene to the 62nd American Bowling Tournament. Tom Hennessey of St. Louis won the all events with a 12 game total of 2 549 and will receive the 4000 prize. G C McDermitt of East McKeesport Pa won the 2500 regular team title with 3074. Pon Hathaway of Los Angeles earned the 1000 regular all events draw with 1922.
Bethlehem Pa Mike McNally 73, first to steal a home horse in a World Series, died Saturday from lung and heart ailment. He played for the Boston Red Sox New York Yankees and Washington Senators and appeared for the Cleveland Indians.
Corry team led by Morton and a strong pitching display beat Wesleyville 9-0 as the Savings and Loan league sits at 5-1. Meadville toppled Corry 10-2 with Byerhart homering and a rough second inning. Linde and Wasek contributed hits for Meadville while Stranahan struggled on the mound. Next up the locals head to Erie Saturday and Wattsburg Sunday in a busy weekend schedule.
PGA champion Nichols edged Ken Venturi by one stroke with a two over par 73 at Laurel Valley Golf Club in nGOMER Pennsylvania. Golf Day allowed players to post multiple 18 hole rounds from May 17 to Monday aiming for the lowest score to win certificates.
Corry Jamestown and Moose Lodge register Little League victories to open the 16th season with a Memorial Day doubleheader at Bracken Field. Steel Agers beat Vets 10 to 0 as Joe Ba essi’s club pounded 10 runs on four hits, six walks, and five unearned runs, led by Jim Bennett. Moose edged VFW 14 to 10, with Dave Cochran leading the winners with three singles and Kevin Bailey, Max Nichols adding two hits apiece. Dennis Britten earned the win. Tomorrow Moose meets VFW, Ellis faces Joe Jamestown.
In Flosino ne Italy Salva defeated Burruni and stopped Francisco Perez Berdonces of Madrid in an eight round non title flyweight bout. In Tokyo Mitsunori Seki of Japan stopped Anatadej Sithiran of Thailand in a nine round featherweight non title clash.
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