Fragmented local notice on ethics inquiry
A partial OCR text hints at an ethics inquiry involving a person or group named in a fragmentary way. Specific names, places, dates, or actions are not recoverable from the readable words.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
7
A partial OCR text hints at an ethics inquiry involving a person or group named in a fragmentary way. Specific names, places, dates, or actions are not recoverable from the readable words.
A scrambled, OCR rough page notes Dodgers beating the Cubs and Giants edging ahead in the league standings. Key figures like Duke Snider, Pee Wee Reese, and Roy Campanella appear with home runs and RBIs, while the Pirates cling to first place after routing Chicago. The text also references other teams, players, and late-season tensions, all within a newspaper card teaser tone.
C J and Aero triumph 12 to 0 as Aero Supply powers past Ajax. Rex Morph and Bob Woerthful lead with key hits, while Terry Houser drives in runs and Jase Lee contributes in the scoring. City game notes list Woodworth, Morris, Woodworks among contributors.
Baltimore scouts inked Bierly from the Naval Academy after a 19-8 season with a 14.0 ERA, earning a chance to join the Orioles organization and work out in several cities before a potential assignment to Class B Lubbock. Bierly, from Glory Rock, Florida, has strong baseball lineage as his father played minor league ball for the St. Louis Browns. The deal followed praise from Coach Max Bishop and early attention from major league scouts. Meanwhile Pony League action shows Chening 12 Jamestown 11 and Hornell 10 Wellsville 5 as other regional results.
Yesterday's Stars crushed Dor PNereuriben Dodeots securing their eighth win with strong pitching and selective hitting. Robaillo homered in a perfect determiner to fuel a rally as seven Cubs labeled late. National Leagues and league standings referenced.
Erie hosts a wrestling card this evening at the Erie Stadium featuring multiple bouts. The mini event includes German wrestlers Hanns Schmidt and Race, with top prospects from the city and region. The program uses a two out of three falls format with a 60 minute time limit.
American League standings show New York leading with 30 wins and 17,038 losses, Cleveland 25 and 19,568, Chicago 18 at 22 500, and Baltimore 20 28 435. Yesterday results include New York 10 Kansas City 5, Detroit 4, Cleveland 1 Baltimore 1, Washington 12 Chicago 7. Tomorrow’s schedule lists all night games and key matchups including Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston.
Raymond's rally to tie Thompson's at 14 in a rainless City Sottiall League game, called after nine innings due to darkness, will resume in the 10th on July 16. Don Wood stroked a triple to drive in two for the Springmakers as Raymond's rallied after Thompson's appeared to ice the game with a five run eighth. Score by innings shows Thompsonys 210 132 030 14 Raymond's 613 100 008 14. Umpires McKeta and Vanderhoof.
Detroit manager Bucky Harris dismissed emulating Lou Boudreau's right side shift on Mickey Mantle. Boudreau introduced the tactic against Mantle in a Yankees Athletics game, twice facing Mantle with mixed results as Mantle struck out and failed to bunt. Other AL managers, including Al Lopez and Marty Marion, criticized or dismissed shifting Mantle, noting Mantle hits all over and is not a pull hitter.
Chicago boxer Bobby Boyd, 22, stopped Milo Savage in the 10th round at Ghikaro Stadium to extend his win streak to nine. The referee halted the bout after 27 seconds of the final round as Savage, hobbled by a leg injury, collapsed to the canvas. Boyd, weighing 158½, said he is ready for Sugar Ray Robinson and aims for the middleweight crown.
Cleveland Barons fire coach Bun Cook after six weeks of resignation request. Cook said in a phone interview he anticipated the change, while General Manager Jim Hendry, en route from Montreal after the draft meeting, did not comment. No successor announced.
In the International League Toronto beat Columbus 10 to 6 while Montfest defeated Richmond 10 to 2 and Havana routed Buffalo 13 to 0. Rochester vs. Misti was postponed.
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