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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
7
Fragmented OCR item lists unclear team matchups and dates for upcoming games. It mentions Bucs at home and various opponents with references to doubleheaders, stays, and Sundays such as June 24 and July 1 but many names and details are garbled. The piece resembles a sparse, messy sports note with insufficient specifics.
Fragmented sport notes reference Cory related items and Erie Open with scattered names and locations including school, college, and misread terms. The text mentions Benny Katfert and senior men, with unclear standings or dates and no coherent event details.
Pirates edge Cincinnati Redlegs to reclaim first place in the standings. The game featured key hits and defensive plays with both teams exchanging runs. Several players provided crucial moments, including late innings that sealed the victory for the Pirates.
The C J and Ajax teams won in a doubleheader win. Ajax beat Raymonds 4 to 1 as Moose pitchers allowed 15 hits. Brooks credited with the victory. Teener battle saw Als beat Springminkers 5 to 1 with Terry Williams driving in a bye-run triple. A doubleheader is scheduled for tomorrow with Columbus vs Ajax opener and Raymonds vs National Bank nightcap.
Voters favor Redbirds and Yankees as National League and American League leaders trade top spots in the All-Star balloting. Milwaukee and Philadelphia players show strong showings while Milwaukee’s Hank Hanke and others rack up support. Voting tallies cross the eight-thousand mark with steady turnout as stations report results from the polls.
Tony League delivers a surprise victory over WWollaville as players struggle with turnovers and miscues. Evie leads for BLUAUE with a standout defensive effort and pivotal plays.
Ditty, longtime Montville High School athletics director since 1944, will oversee Bethel Borough’s health and physical education program. The move follows the resignation of Edward Ayers, former Ponni Manor coach, and changes at nearby schools including Sewickley High naming Hob Nicileln as head basketball coach.
Fragmentary report notes Giambra versus Sullivan scheduled for tonight. Mentions weigh in and scoring hints, with unclear references to results and opponents. Named entities are garbled. no clear conclusions or credible details can be confirmed from the readable text.
Outfielder Bill Virdon of the Pittsburgh Pirates will receive the Sporting News rookie of the year award before the Pirates game against the St Louis Cardinals at Forbes Field. Virdon, acquired from St Louis in a trade, was named rookie of the year while with the Cardinals.
Reports say a three cornered trade may involve the St. Louis Cardinals New York Giants and Philadelphia Phillies after a meeting of club officials led by Cardinals general manager Frank Lane. Names floated include Stan Lopata Red Schoendienst Rip Repulsing and Granny Hamner with others from all three rosters.
Whitey Ford and the Yankees no hit the White Sox until the seventh inning as Ford earned his eighth victory on a four hitter with six strikeouts and two walks. The Cubs homered with two on in the fourth and doubled to score again, winning 8-5 over the Giants to climb to sixth in the NL.
Gerry Jamestown pummeled Thompson's Maple Products 15 to 9 after trailing 9 8 entering the ninth. Tom Felton hit a homer and two singles for the winners while R Jackson and Dick Hand plated for Thompson's. Benedict earned the win. F Jackson took the loss. Umpires Robbins and Vanderhoof.
Titusville edged Corry 7-6 in the opening game as Voisin delivered a bases loaded single to spark a three run seventh inning rally. Walt Latos started for Corry, tossing a home run and three singles for the losers. Corry's final line 100 041 0 for 6. Titusville 121 000 3 for 7.
Norris of the International Boxing Club said NYS Athletic Commission and the National Boxing Association would recognize the winner of Archie Moore versus Floyd Patterson as heavyweight champion. The bout could be at Yankee Stadium late September if Patterson’s broken right hand heals in time after a Friday win over Hurricane Jackson.
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