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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1963

Page

7

Ed Iher En'sinder and Rade Idner Were Arare

A fragmented OCR readout mentions Ed Iher En sinder and Rade Idner in a context unclear due to text gaps. The readable bits suggest names and possible event or notice, but essential details remain obscured.

Tigers Blast Red Sox in 6 1 Victory Sparked by Kaline and Wood

Detroit, led by Al Kaline's two homers and Jake Wood's multi hit night, beat Boston 6-1 as Bill Paul and pitching steadiness fueled the win. Yankee Downing, Osteen, Latman shine in other AL games. Cleveland, LA Angels win. White Sox and Twins idle.

Associated Press al Kaline Detroit Tigers Tigers Jake Woot Kaline-Wood Bill Paul Boston Red Sox Kaline Himmers Wood New York Washington Yankees al Downing Claude Osteen Barry Latman Cleveland Indians Baltimore Orioles Los Angeles Angels Kansas City Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins Downing Senators Clete Boyer Yankee Elston Howard Don Rudolph Osteen Latman Cleveland Bong Powell Bob Johnson Ted Abernathy Tribe Ed Sadowski Felix Torres Lee ‘Thomas Albie Pearson Angels Orlando Pena Sadowski Leon Waener Los Angeles Dan Osinski Athletics Larst Pena

Cepeda Delivers Big Homer to Rally Giants Over Dodgers

Orlando Cepeda launched a 430 foot homer in the eighth off Ron Perranoski to erase a tie and power the San Francisco Giants to a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Cepeda’s 11th homer, part of a 40 RBI season, moved the defending champions within one game of the first place Dodgers in a tightened NL race as Chicago and Philadelphia won elsewhere.

Associated Press Orlando Cepeda San Francisco Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Cepeda Doder Ron Perranoski Dodgers Giants Chivaro St. Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chicago Cubs Houston Ken Hubbs New York Mets Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee Hubbs Dick Bertell Colts Hal Woodeshick Lindy McDaniel Chicago Billy Williams Cubs Howley Goss Tracy Stallard Reds Tim Harkness Doey Jay Mets Ray Culp Braves Culp Ed Mathews Mathews Phillies Bob Hendley

Mike's Crushes Erie Plastics 16-2 in five innings

In a City Softball League game, Mike's scored all 16 runs in the first three innings and halted Erie Plastics a 16-2 after five frames due to rain. Don Sperry earned the win. Bob Grice hit a home run and the Sperry brothers added doubles.

Erie County Plastics Plastics Mike Pizzeria Bob Grice Sperry Brothers Don Sperry Norton Abi Houser Grice H Sperry Duma Ahl Clabbatz Savko D. Sperry Austin Amoroso Eck Wickwire Edwards Grant Rowland Fisher Reynolds P. Meerhoff Moose

VFW Beats Elks 12-6 In Four Inning Little League Bout

VFW Post Blasts Elks 12 to 6 in a shortened four inning game at Bracken Field. Dan Corbett hits two home runs and a double while Rein Pold adds a homer and a single as the VFW moves to 4-2 in six games. Fred Schwab Dan Clark and Bob Steaves led the Wik Strikers with multiple hits. Corbett and Pold hit back to back homers in the first inning.

Yew Elks Bracken Field Vets Corry Jamestowney Dan Corbett Rein Pold VFW Corbett Pold Bac Fred Schwab Dan Clark Bob Steaves Wik Strikers Schwab Clark Steaves Dennis Rieck Ricky Schwab

Indians Nudge Pirates 6 4 in shortened league game

The Indians beat the Pirates 6 to 4 in four innings as darkness and threatening weather cut the game short at Loveland Field. Jim Foreman hit a two run homer. Letty Pete McLaughlin earned the win with six hits allowed. Marty Roebrig took the loss.

Aneather Loveland Field Indians Pirates Tribe Bucs Jim Foreman Marty Roebrig Wrightee Field Mike Braves MeKaughlin Piccirillo Roebrig Hanks

Sperry Duo Snares Double as Grice Hits Homer

Sperry brothers D and H Sperry recorded a double for the home team while B Grice connected for a home run. D Sperry earned the win in a game where Reynolds took the loss. Grant served as the umpire.

D. Sperry H. Sperry B. Grice Reynolds Grant

Arizona Wildcats overpower Penn State in CWS opener

Arizona erupts for four runs in the sixth inning and rides Sherwin Scott to a 6 hit, 8th win of the year as the Wildcats defeat Penn State in the College World Series opener. Craig Morrison paces Arizona with three singles off Penn State ace Bob Fenton, who had two no hitters earlier this season.

Penn State Omaha Arizona Sherwin Scott Scott Wildcats Craig Morrison Arizons Bob Fenton

Legion Drops Third Misal State Ann Oll Suffered Loss to Erie

Erie beat the Corry legion team 4 to 2 at Erie last night with three runs in the fourth inning. Corry finally scored twice in the seventh. McInnes held to five hits as Jim Black and Jerry Ward each had two, Harold Bromley taking the loss. Dave Bailey stood out defensively with five putouts, while Erie catcher Gillespie earned praise from Corry manager Patsey Notte. The same Erie squad visits Corry Thursday at Loveland Field and McInnes plans a practice game tonight versus Spartanshuro at their field.

Misal State Ann Oll UAW Erie Corryites Paydirt McInnes Jim Black Jerry Ward Harold Bromley Dave Bailey Jefe Field Ef Gillespie Drew Raves Corry Patsey Notte Legionnaires Loveland Field Spartanshuro Legion Notte Emerson Beal Ed Minor George Koessner Bob Perkins Dave Beal Bill Proper Bill Linski Dan Bosak John Kirch Melunes Jr Legion AB H Faulkner Black Smith O Bromley Ward Humphrey Miller MarLett Bailey Linsk DelPorto von Vandetti Atkinson Grossman Gillespie Skinner Benson Reichard Rf A Schneider Mubruer Nuber

Snead Seeks Open Berth Amid 355 Contenders at Qualifying

Sam Snead, age 51 and a Golf Hall of Famer, competes in 36 holes of sectional qualifying across six cities for one of 99 spots in the 63rd U S Open at Brookline The Country Club Massachusetts in June 2022. Other qualifiers include Nicklaus Palmer and Player as well as Tony Lema.

Assoc Eres Ol Samuel Jackson Snead Sam Country Club Brookline Mass Snead Chicago Cincinnati Kansas City Washington Denver Portland Ore Nazarenes RUB Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer Gary Player Tony Lema Methodists

Methodists edge EUB for brief rain-shortened no-hitter

Bob Marsh hurls a short no hitter as the Methodists beat EUB 2-0 in a rain shortened Church Softball League game at Corry Area High School west field. Both teams scored in the first and fourth innings with minimal extra-base hits.

Pou Warsn Witew J. Bugbee Lacey Berghaus Williams Shaw Root McCray Brown Bliley B. Marsh G. Marsh

White Sox Youthful Outfit Competes for AL Title

Sparse readable text shows references to Sunder, Davidson, Vicky Dyckes, and Denny Dyckes with others returning next season. Mentions Helter strength and youngest-ever first place at this race stage. Mentions a ski team from Ui Trolik at Victory in Kanan City with an average age around two years, per Lopes.

Sunder, Davidson Vicky Dyckes Dabneck Fuye Denny Dyckes Ander Als White Sox Skiirtine Ui Trolik Kanan City Lopes Marly Seven Yeiers Fider Tevney

Eight to Ten Baseball Sign-Up This Thursday

Corry playground program opens sign-ups for boys aged eight to ten for a summer baseball season. Registration is Thursday at Corry Area High School west field at 1 30 pm. Two leagues will operate with games at Bracken Field and high school west field. Ground play begins June 17 with Ben Calderone overseeing.

Corry Corry Area High School West Field Bracken Field Ben Calderone

Bon Aire Summer League Stars Put Up Big Numbers

Zowchanc Berghaus clouted 612 in the Men’s Summer League at Bon Aire, with Russell posting two 200s including 207. Tom Stith rang up 242 and 207 by John Woodayi, 201 by Fred McEldowney, and Oscar Joncas reached 200 as teams Bowlaire, Alley Aids To Corry Bakery, and Moose’s Restaurant chased standings 12 1.

Berghaus Bon Aire Nught Russell Tom Stith John Woodayi Ben Bradford Fred McEldowney Oscar Joncas We Alley Corry Bakery Frosties Moose’s

Sonny Liston Cassius Clay to Fight in Philadelphia

Boston Herald reports Sonny Liston and Cassius Clay have agreed to meet for the heavyweight title in Philadelphia on September 30. Bud Collins quotes Tack Nile saying the bout is contingent on Liston defeating Floyd Patterson in their Las Vegas rematch July 22 and Clay beating Henry Cooper in London on June 16.

Sonny Cassius Philly Boston Boston Herald Sail Today Sonny Liston Cassis Clay Philadelphia Bud Collins Bob Nilon Liston Tack Nile Theater Role 1 London Clay Nilon Floyd Patterson Las Vegas Chiy Henry Coopey

Fight Results Reno Nevada Upset by Narrow Knockout

In Reno, Willi Ker, 120 pounds from Rena, scored a shock knockout over Tirnua Ali dor, 19, Lijw and Meglen. Davy Patterson, 137 pounds from Las Vegas, defeated Gabriel Branbilla, 82, Gul alsjara, Mexico, in a held bout.

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Lopez Likes Sox Chances Amid Turbulent Season

Chicago report details uncertain prospects as Lopez, a key Sox analyst, weighs chances amid a turbulent season. The piece notes shifts in lineup, ongoing rivalries with the White Sox, and expectations for late stretch play, highlighting persistent questions about cohesion and performance.

RGU Results Feature Local Boxing Card Report

Larry Gurney of Hoston wins a 15 percent decision over Gaylord Bartes as Lal outpoints Mass in Trenton New Jersey. Mike Puichert of Dedham knocks out Julius Owens in New York, four rounds.

RGU Hoston Larry Gurney Lal Mass Gaylord Bartes Trenton Mike Puichert Dedham Julius Owens New York

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