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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
7
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Corry Jamestown beat the VFW 7 to 2 as Norm Jensen pitched five hits and struck out batters to notch his third win. Hotchkiss and Linsk doubled for the Leaders, who opened 2-0 and added three runs in the third to coast to victory. The Moose Club sits 2-1 after their win over the VFW. Corry-Jamestown improves to 4-1.
Lefty Joe Nuxhall fans eight and collects three hits as Cincinnati Redlegs defeat Pittsburgh 8 2 to climb to fourth in the National League. He drives in two and scores twice while stifling the Pirates offense, handing Bob Smith his second loss in a rough start. Errors aided Cincinnati as Don Hoak homered and Nuxhall contributed at the plate and on the basepaths.
Four amateurs and one young pro shine in national golf qualifying. Jack Nicklaus, 18, tops Cincinnati with 66-70-136. Deane Beman, Gene Francis, Jim Blair III also post strong scores. Bobby Goetz posts the lowest Tulsa total 61-67-134. Ted Makalena gains entry from Honolulu. 144 players qualified nationwide for the 144-golfer U. S. Open field.
San Francisco hosts Milwaukee in a tense NL top-spot battle as the Giants begin a 13-game home stand against the Braves. Ruben Gomez aims to widen the lead, while Lew Burdette counters as Rigney reshuffles pitching and recovers health notes include Mays back to form Davenport rib setback and Cepeda nearing full strength.
In Stanton Delaware Michore paid 56.20 won the Be Faithful Purse by a half length at Delaware Park.trainer and finishing order not specified in the brief update.
Columbus Merchants defeated Ajax 9 to 8 for their fourth consecutive victory in the Teeter League. Throgble runs in the fifth broke the game open as Columbus held off a late Ajax rally in the seventh. Bob McVicker pitched all nine innings with Bill Sample taking the loss.
St Thomas Tips Marty's beat Marty's Novelty 9 7 in a City Softball League game at Corry Area High School. Key players included Cassell and Waschak with multiple hits for St Thomas while Slagle and Mackled drove runs for Marty's. Final score 9 7 with Ajax rally thwarted by a late out at home.
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Loes received a five day suspension for a flare up after Sundays game with Washington. Manager Paull Richards fined him and suspended him three days. American League President Will Harvillee added a $100 fine and three day suspension.
Abe Mc Innes Steel nine travels to Glenwood Park in Erie to face Arwat News as Corry players are told to assemble at City Park for transport to the Friday night game. Local Legion team hopes to open the season with a win and return home to Girard.
National League scores appear with teams and runs for several clubs including Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Milwaukee San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Today's schedule lists Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis Cincinnati at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco. Yesterday Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 8 2 and only game. Tomorrow Milwaukee at San Francisco Pittsburgh at St Louis.
The clumsy OCR reads Kansas City at Washington and Chicago at New York with other mixed results. It notes only games scheduled: Chicago at New York, Cleveland at Boston, Kansas City at Washington, Detroit at Baltimore, and related outcomes in sparse, uncertain form.
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees tied the American League single game consecutive strikeout record with six in a row, repeating the feat after first achieving it in 1956. He struck out Sherm Lollar in the third and fanned Walt Dippo Bubba Phillips Tito Francona Jim Landis and Jim Wilson in a 4-0 victory over Chicago. The record was previously set by Buck O'Brien in 1914. Also noted were Orioles pitcher Billy Lees fined and suspended after an incident with umpire Larry Napp, and news on Herb Score’s elbow injury with optimism he can pitch again when his elbow tells him so.
Dodgers fans weigh in on Chavez Ravine fate as manager, players, and city leaders rally around the franchise. The pennant race distraction lingers while a pivotal decision looms on the ballpark site and long term plans for the Dodgers in Los Angeles.
Eight to ten year old players gathered for theCorry Area High School athletic field for the 1958 Minor League baseball program. Emory Benson becomes Indians manager, Carmen Pleito and Archie Wetmore take over Yankees, Tony Spravert handles Braves, with Kennedy, Blynt and Zawateky as other managers. Practice sessions listed through Saturday with team rotations and the season schedule to be released soon.
New York welterweight Eddie Lynch, trained by Johnny Sulla, scored a decisive 10 round victory over Jimmy Archer at St. Nicholas Arena. The win, Lynch’s 15th in 18 fights, sets up a June 23 TV bout at St Nick’s with Tony Dibase, a New York University geology student.
Davis top score at a practice shoot hosted by Coy Red and Gine Chiv in Columbus. Other scores included Bailey 210, Knapp 230, Hall 228, and Lark Stub. Knapp had two perfect shots at prune and silking positions. Next practice is scheduled for next Monday June 6.
Wes Jordan Utah Jay Fullmer makes television debut tomorrow night against Mell of New York in a 10 round welterweight bout staged outdoors at West Jordan Stadium ABC TV 9 p.m. EST. Jay, younger brother of former lightweight champion Gene Fullmer, has 14 pro fights and only one 1 round bout. The 21 year old copper worker hopes for a successful hometown debut against top competition.
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