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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
7
Erie Star Dave Schubacker Named All America Swimmer
Erie junior Dave Schubacker of Strong Vincent earns 1958 All-America Interscholastic Swimming Team honors in the 200 yard freestyle. The 16 year old has set state city and national records since age eight, led Vincent to major wins, and is touted as the area's top scholastic swimmer with a bright junior year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dave Schubacker
Vincent
Colonel
Schubacker
Pennsylvania
Art Welber
Colonels
Dave
Sports Illustrated
Sehabacker
Stock car racing returns to Erie for Friday program
Racing in Erie resumes after a five year hiatus with weekly Friday night races at Erie Stadium. Top IRA drivers including last year’s champion Dean Layfield and 1957 runner up Hyle Russell will compete along with Erie ace Johnny Reynolds. The widened track allows three abreast on straightaways and four on bends. Opening night features eight events, three heats, two semifinals, consolations and a 25 lap feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Don Elbaum
Independent Racing Association
Erie Stadium
IRA
Dean Layfield
Hyle Russell
Johnny Reynolds
Erie Ace
Newk Drops 5th To Phillies 3-2
Don Newcombe lasted nine innings for the first time this season but absorbed his fifth loss as the Phillies edged the Dodgers 3-2. He allowed 11 hits with four strikeouts and one walk, while collecting three singles at the plate and throwing out Richie Ashburn at first in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Don Newcombe
Hole
Phillies
Don
Philadelphia
Newk
Newcombe
Richie Ashburn
Tirat
Tighe Fired as Detroit Tigers Manager
Detroit Tigers dismiss Jack Tighe as manager and name Bill Norman to succeed him. Norman stepped in immediately to lead the club in the next games.
Norman Takes Over As Field Boss Of Tigers
Norman, in his 29th year in baseball, takes over the Detroit Tigers for a 10 day period on a rook-see basis after Jack Tighe is fired. Rain postponed last night's game with the Boston Red Sox. a day-night doubleheader was set for today. Tighe will likely stay with the organization in another role. McHale enacted the change after Tighe’s two-season tenure as Detroit manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bill Norman
Detroit Tigers
Norman
Detroit
Charleston
American Association
Jack Tighe
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tighe
John McHale
Spring Lake
Mich
McHale
Jess
Remarkable 17-Year-Old Leads Trans Miss Golf Event
In the 28th annual Trans Mississippi golf tournament, Kentucky teen Sherry Wheeler from Glasgow shot par for 16 holes to oust Vicki Pettit 3 and 2 in the opening round. Defending champ Mrs. James Ferrie beat Mrs. Stanley Emerson 1 up, while other co medalists Barbara Williams and Mrs. Paul Dye Jr. advanced, each defeating opponents as round one began.
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Seringfield
Kentucky
Sherry Wheeler
Glasgow
Vicki Pettit
Wichita
James Ferrie
Gardena
Calif
Stanley Emerson
Dayton
Ohio
William Hartson
Piedmont
Kathleen Fawcett
Creve Coeur
Anne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Tyna
Barbara Williams
Richmond
Paul Dye Jr
Indianapolis
Miss Williams
Barbara Slade
Waukegan
Til
Indians Rout Baltimore As Braves, Giants Go Down
The pennant race tightens as Cleveland routs Baltimore 10-2 and moves into fourth place. Chicago Cubs rally past Warren Spahn for five homers as the Giants suffer a third straight defeat. Pittsburgh edges San Francisco 5-4 while Milwaukee blows a late lead to Chicago Cubs in a chaotic NL pennant chase. Randy Friend earns his ninth win for Pittsburgh and Ernie Banks belches home runs for the Cubs to pace NL leaders.
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Associatearresy
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Milwaukee
Cubs
Braves
Bost
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St .Louis
Bob Friend
R. J. Stevens
Bob Skinner
Frank Thoms
Friend
Warren Spahn
Ernie Banks
RBI
Homer
Bobby Thomson
Dale Long
Cal Neeman
Neeman
Glen Hobbie
Dick Droit
Phillies
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Richie Ashburn
Sally Hemus
Ray Sem- Broch
Charle Neal
Dodger
Predict Record 440 Saturday Duel Among Notable Sprinters
The 440 yard dash at Edmunds Field features Davis of Ohio State and Southern of Texas with peers Uorth and Glenn Davis. A new record may emerge as runners face two-turn layouts and 46-second targets amid strong challengers including McMurray, Gardner, Kerr, and Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peers
Uorth
Ohio State
Glenn Davis
Eddie Southerd
Jim Ley
Herb McKenney Ofllinois
Davis
Lea
Edmunds Field
Southern
Ohio
Bob McMurray
Morgan State
Keith Gardner
Nebraska
Illinois
George Kerr
California
Jack Herman
Pitching duel ends with tragedy in Greggton Little League
In Greggton Texas Reuben Shadowen 43 collapsed after watching his sons Keith 11 and Ter 12 pitch in a Little League game Monday. The heart attack occurred while he cheered the young pitchers during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greggton
Tex
Reuben Shadowen
Women’s Tourney Opens Tomorrow at Tedesco Coast Club
MACLDOOBAAL MASS Att a rigged course and a history of repeat champions greet the field as 1 top professional contends for the $12,000 Women’s Invitation Round Robin. A $1,500 pro celebrity event precedes the main tournament today with six alternates joining the field. Defending champ Fay Crocker and past winners Berg Suggs Hagge headline a long-running event on the 6,178 yard par 35-4873 layout.
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Maclduoobaal
Mass
Tedesco Country Club
Fay Crocker
Jackie Pung
Patty Berg
Louise Suggs
Marlene Hagge
Nine-win ITCHING-Bob Friend tops league with Giants
Yesterday's stars show ITCHING-Bob Friend the first to nine wins and to beat every club in the National League while allowing eight hits and striking out eight in a 5-4 win over the first-place Giants. HITTING-Bobby Thomson drives Cubs past Braves with four homers and three RBIs in a 9-6 victory. In boxing news Dan Hodge knocks out Norm Jackson in Scranton and Willie Morton outpoints Julian Valdes in San Jose.
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Bob Friend
Pirates
Giants
Bobby Thomson
Cubs
Braves
Scranton
Dan Hodge
New Hyde Park
Norm Jackson
Youngstown
Ohio
San Jose
Calif
Willie Morton
Julian Valdes
Vallejo
Wet Weather Postpones Four Ball Games
Wet grounds postponed four baseball and softball games including the Melnnes Junior Legion at Wesleyville and the Little League and Teener games at Loveland Field and Bracken Park. Tonight Loveland’s Little League match with Corry Jamestown and the Teener clash of National Bank versus Ajax are planned. The City Softball League game between Martys and Corry Jamestown was also postponed, leaving C J with no play this season while others have two games. Hi Fi vs Union City also on tonight’s slate with both teams at 1-1.
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Melnnes Junior Legion
Wesleyville
Legion
Little League
Teaner ‘League
Loveland Field
Bracken Park
WEW
Corry-Jamestown
National Bank
Ajax
Marty's
Corry- Jamestown
C-J
Union City
Hodge Debut Ends Jackson Bout As Purse Probe Opens
Olympic wrestler turned boxer Dan Hodge won his first professional bout by knockout over Norm Jackson in 1 minute 12 seconds. Pennsylvania Athletic Commission Chairman Jim Crowley halted Jackson’s $200 purse pending an investigation. Referee Manny Gelb noted the final punch did not seem decisive.
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Nanesome Cat — OP
Dan Hodge
Hodge
Norm Jackson
Jackson
Jim Crowley
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Crowley
Manny Gelb
Latern
Dianne wins Sutton Place Handicap at Belmont Park
New York mare Dianne narrowly scores by five lengths in the Sutton Place Handicap at Belmont Park, earning a $410 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dianne
Belmont Park
Golfer Johnney Goodman Hospitalized in Long Beach
Long Beach Calif John nny Goodman former National Amateur and National Open golf champion is in serious condition at Long Beach Veterans Hospital His wife Josephine says he suffers from a liver ailment Goodman entered the hospital Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Johnnny Goodman
Long Beach Veterans Hospital
Josephine
Goodman
Corry Tennis Club opens season and elects officers
The Corry Tennis Club held its first meet of the 1958 season in Room 108 at Corry Area High School. Tony Amoroso Wein was unanimously re elected president, Tony Radekki named vice president, and Tom Tits retained secretary. A treasurer will be elected later. Plans for a round robin tournament to seed August championships were discussed, with two new nets donated by the chamber recreation committee. Lessons may be offered and a courtesy list will be mimeographed for members. The next meeting is scheduled for 6:30 in Room 108, one week from tonight.
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Jocal
Cory Tennis Glib
Corry Aven High School
Tony Amoroso Wein T
Tony Ra~decki
Tom Tits
Corry Area
Lou Hanna
Mead Park
Corry
Hanna
Thelub
Sttog
Bristol rider defeats Cutlis in West of England round two
Lewise Snow of Ventura California defeated Britain's Pat Cutlis in the second round of the West of England championships with a 6-0 6-1 score. In New Jersey at Monmouth Park opening day Willie Hartack and Walter Blum each rode three winners, while Howie Grant rode True Verdict to win and $17,435 in the Oceanport Handicap.
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Associated Press
Bristol
England
Lewise Snow
Ventura
Calif
Britain
Pat Cutls
Queanport
N. J
Willie Hartack
Walter Blum
Howie Grant
Giants Hold Slim Lead Trims Rigney's Giants
San Francisco Giants cling to first in the National League as manager Bill Rigney reshapes the bullpen with Paul Giel and Al Worthington in starting roles. Giel to face Pittsburgh and Worthington to work vs Philadelphia, while veteran Ruben Gomez starts vs the Pirates. Willie Mays ends a 14 game drought with a hit and remains second in NL batting as Bob Friend earns the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN
Hank Sauer
Worthington
Frank Thomas
R. C. Stevens
Bob’ Skinner
Round Rippers
Bill Virdon
Ramon Monzant
Giants
Pirates
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Mays
Bob Friend
Stevens
Night boxing wrap reports varied results across cities
Halifax Richard Howard stopped Johnny's Juliano in 1st round. Honolulu Flash Elorde outpointed The Chestnut in Manila. Philadelphia bout Turner and Garrier Hart postponed to Thursday due to rain.
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Halifax
Richard Howard
Johnny's
Juliano
Hartford
Conn
Honolulu
Flash Elorde
Manila
New York
Philadelphia
Gil Turner-Garrier
Hart
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