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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
7
Associated Press report on Mel McGaha and Sam McDowell with Indians, McDowell’s return to form after earlier trials, and the Yankees sweeping the White Sox as Ford dominates while Morehead leads Red Sox, Mantilla, Tillman, and Conigliaro connect for homers amid a busy MLB day.
The American League table shows Chicago leading with 31 wins and 17.6 GB. New York 29 21 580. Baltimore 7 2 615. Minnesota 30 25 545. Cleveland Boston Detroit Washington 25 33 431. Los Angeles 2 33 421. Friday results include New York 6 Chicago 4, Boston 7 Baltimore 3, Minnesota 5 Washington 3. Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 1. Milwaukee 4 San Francisco 3. Cincinnati 3 Houston 0. New York 1 Philadelphia 9. Today's games: Los Angeles at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, Minnesota at Washington, Chicago at New York, Baltimore at Boston.
City League matches run Monday through Thursday with Mike's Pizzeria facing Jordan's Used Cars and Moose's Restaurant meeting Corry Foam. Bear Lake clashes with Erie County Plastics on Wednesday, Pine Woods Tanks plays Lorraine Hotel on Thursday. Church League features Monday Homan Catholics against Wayne Valley UB and Tuesday Baptists versus Presbyterians. Wednesday Methodist against EUB. Thursday Lutherans versus Nazarenes. Friday Missionary Alliance versus EUB.
Sandy Haliday Halifax of the Dodgers blanked the Cardinals 3-0 behind four-hit pitching in his eighth win and third shutout. Don Drysdale also shut out St Louis Thursday. the two games featured multiple ejections including manager Johnny Keane and Bob Gibson. The Cardinals slide continues, losing eight of eleven and fourteen of twenty. Mets edge Phillies 11-3 while Cincinnati and Chicago win. Cubs’ Amalfitano hits first grand slam. NYP League scores follow.
Bradys and Cassetts win at Corry Country Club in a nine hole Mixed Four with best net scores. First division leaders were Mr and Mrs Russ Cassett 87 gross 73 net and Mr and Mrs Jim Brady 100 gross 73 net. Second division leaders included Mr and Mrs Bob Bracken 95 76 and Dr and Mrs John Mohr 100 78. Scoring used combined individual gross with half handicap.
The EUB team crushed the Nazarene nine 135 to leave little doubt in the Church Softball League game. Al Rigby slapped four hits in four at bats to pace the winners while Dave Brooks Carl Clabbatt and Jim Reagle went 3-for-4. Slagle and Roden added two singles for Nazarene. Slagle and Anderson hit doubles. Brooks and Hiner hit triples. Clabbata pitched the winning effort with Vanderhoof taking the loss. Dick Lobdell umpired.
Great Britain West Germany and South Africa can reach the European Zone semifinals with one win each over Yugoslavia Denmark and France respectively. Britain led Yugoslavia 2-1 after doubles as Sangster and Wilson beat Jovanic Pilic 62 46 16 2. Budge rt and Kuhnke won for West Germany in Munich. South Africa led France 2-0 in Paris as protests broke out with six arrests during an apartheid demonstration.
Tony Lema surged at the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan firing a 66 to lead by three strokes after 36 holes as strong winds kept scores higher. He credited a Palmer supplied putter while fans dubbed “Lema's Legion” followed his back nine burst and birdie run. Mason Rudolph and Don Finsterwald trailed, while Gene Hunt and other amateurs faced the cut as 98 pros and Hunt advanced to the weekend.
Captain Colavito of the Kansas City Athletics was chosen team captain in his first year with the club at a players meeting before the game with the Cleveland Indians. He becomes the first KC captain since Dick Howser, now with the Indians, held the title in 1961.
Emile Griffith defeats Luis Rodriguez in a 15 round title bout at the Las Vegas Convention Center to keep the welterweight crown. Judges Romero and Krause favor Griffith while Zenolf backs Rodriguez. No knockdowns, minor cut to Rodriguez, postfight remarks emphasize Griffith’s defense and Rodriguez’s frustration.
Local racing scene questions if Busti's Bobby Schnars and Brockway's Squirt Johns remain top contenders as Stateline Speedway enters its fourth week. Johns, the defending grand champion, has yet to win a race this season, with a best result second in the Hyle Russell Memorial and a sixth in another race. Schnars, improving on the three mile oval, won one feature but finished fifth last week just ahead of Johns. A veteran observer notes Johns appears to be struggling, while Schnars sits second in last year's standings. Tonight’s W-race card starts at 8:30.
The Legion junior baseball team plans a meeting at Loveland Field to advance reorganizing the squad. A short session at Weight School will discuss further planning and reorganization of the team with Starling time listed as 2230.
Carry Area High School will add new top soil to the east field starting Monday night. One load will be spread each night next week just before City Softball League games. Teams are asked to arrive early and bring shovels to help distribute soil before kickoff.
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