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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
7
fragments describe a PTA meeting at a vision school after confrontations with an adversary. Neal riders room is referenced. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates a local campus session in response to threats.
Elks defeated the Moose 13-3 to tighten the Little League standings. Gerry James town leads at 4-1 while Elks, Moose, and VFW sit 2-9 behind. Jack Proper and Tom Kuss each added two doubles as Ronnie Hanks pitched seven strikeouts for the Elks. Sam Robbins started for Moose with seven strikeouts and took the loss.
The 1958 All Star game at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore will offer 49 278 seats with about 20 000 to the general public and 20 000 to Orioles season ticket holders. Reserved seats cost 4 dollars with a 75 cent handling fee per order. requests postmarked before Friday are invalid and requests are limited to two seats. Bleacher seats at 150 dollars will be announced later with tickets via Baltimore Baseball Club Inc. Agent P M Box 353 Baltimore Ma.
Jay Fullmer 21 of Jordan, Watia battles veteran welterweight Joe Miceli of New York in a 10 round telecast on ABC TV. Fullmer showcases speed and finesse vs Miceli's experience as the match headlines television boxing tonight. Miceli expected near 150 pounds, Fullmer about 143 to 150.
Ed Barr finished second in the Golden Trail Bowling Tournament at Frontier Lanes Erie with a 1261 six game total, earning $1000. The event drew 260 entrants in the 185-phd under division and featured bowlers from Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. Barr carries a 2178 average for Hammond's team and plans for the prize include family use after the check arrives.
Ararat News reporter Spike Chrosviejewski with Corry's McTunes Steel junior Legion fell 7-0 at Erle's Glenwood Park as Ed Latos doubled in the second inning for the only safety. Marines starter LeRoy Rieck took the loss after five innings of rough defense and five unearned runs in the sixth. The local nine committed six errors, four in the fifth, allowing five Ararat News runs. Palsey Notte seeks first win next Friday against Girard at Loveland Field.
The Belmont Stakes field tightens as Calumet delays naming Tim Tam’s jockey between Ismael Valenzuela and Bull Harteck. Trainer Jimmy Jones plans a decision later today with Valenzuela the likely choice, while seven entrants brace for the mile and a half classic, each under 126 pounds.
Johnny Dawson of Palm Desert California led first day finishers in the U S Seniors championship with a two under par 70 and a three stroke margin. The report notes advancing players from ST Andrews Scotland and closely profiles early leaders in the British Amateur and U S Seniors events.
Yesterday's Stars Wes Covington and Hank Aaron each homered twice driving in five runs as they beat the Giants 7-6 to boost their National League lead. Johnny Bucks of the Yankees held the White Sox to two hits in four innings for a 13-0 win.
The daily major league update shows Chicago at New York and other matchups. Yesterdays results include Washington beating Kansas City in two, New York routing Chicago, and Baltimore defeating Detroit. In the National League Milwaukee, San Francisco, and Chicago posted notable results. Last night London’s boxing bout featured Charney defeating Lopes.
Fred Ahi delivered a two out two run single in the sixth as Raymonds Shade beat National Bank 8 to 6 for their first Teener League victory. Terry Stroup worked nine strikeouts in a complete run, with Doug Stewart and Bob Woodworth among Raymonds hitters. The win came as both teams had started 0-3 and sets up a matchup tonight with Aero Supply.
Roy Sievers homers in his return to full time duty and the Washington Senators win six of seven. Since May 30 he has five homers and 11 RBIs, lifting his average to .296 as the team enjoys a Memorial Day sweep of the Yankees and a 5-4, 10-9 twinbill win over Kansas City. Manager Cookie Lavagetto says the worst is over.
The Yankees crushed the White Sox 19-0 as Johnny Bucks limited Chicago to two hits. Meanwhile the Milwaukee Braves roared back with a late rally to beat the Giants 7-6, reclaiming a share of first in the NL behind Hank Aaron and Wes Covington. The Senators swept a doubleheader over the A’s to climb into third, two games behind Kansas City, while Boston and Baltimore posted wins as the pennant race tightens across the league.
News from Tuesday indicates both leagues may issue automatic fines of 100 for pitchers warned to stop beanballing. Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick told Judge Samuel A Weiss he discussed penalties with league officials and expected a formal note within days confirming fines for warned pitchers.
San Francisco Giants paid a record $80,000 for 18 year old Gaylord Perry of Williamston North Carolina. Seattle The University of Washington voted to withdraw from the Pacific Coast Conference and join three southern California schools in a separate athletic conference.
Cardinals star Stan Musial and Giants outfielder Willie Mays tied for the National League Player of the Month for May 1958. They will each receive engraved desk sets with a clock two pens and a calendar, bearing the inscription. A 39-member panel of sports writers and broadcasters chose the winners, and the league will award monthly trophies for the rest of the season.
Elchynski's Raps Hi-Fi Club opened City loop play with a 7 1 loss as Merle Ottaway pitched and homered. Roger and Bob Ottaway contributed multiple hits while Frank Lloyd added a homer for the winners. Jim Burkhart and Jim Tomer drove runs for Hi-Fi. Union City game postponed per Russ Brant.
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