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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
8
Loveland Field hosts the Savings and Loan Legion and Wesleyville Legion amid umpire delays. With no officials, a 45 minute wait leads to a makeshift practice game that disappoints players and fans, dampening youth program prospects and sending managers to resolve the matter.
Detroit tops Minnesota 15-10 as a chaotic sixth inning features no extra-base hits. Manager Mayo Smith laments the game, calling it among the worst he has seen, while pitcher Dennis McLain and Dean Chance are involved in a heated sequence. Kansas City also wins, contributing to an action-packed American League night.
Detroit exploded for ten runs in the sixth inning on eight singles plus a dropped ball error to rout Minnesota 10 to 6 after trailing early. Kaline Horton and Wert paced the surge with two hits apiece. Dick McAuliffe homered in the seventh as Detroit piled up 19 hits to Minnesota’s 12.
Corry Jamestown defeats DJ Vets 63 as Jeff Brown and Jon Bennett outpitch Rick Loveland in a tense duel. Brown allows three hits in three innings while Bennett shuts out the Vets over the last three. Loveland yields eight hits as Jamestown capitalizes on early miscues for the victory.
St Thomas 13 to 15-year-olds secure their first NYPL opening win. Chuck Burton pitches seven innings allowing three hits with 14 strikeouts. Don Evans takes the loss after seven hits and ten walks. Sam Baressi doubles twice, Amy adds two hits, Downey hits a triple as Findley Lake and Wattsburg area teams participate.
In Hurst the Catholics beat Nazarenes with key hits from D Byler and Hurst and Home runs by Hostetler. For the Nazarenes doubles by L Davis Giacoma Hooks Hammond and others followed by several triples. Winning pitcher Frisina and losses noted for Stoltzfus Vanderhoff with other pitching details.
The Braves defeated the Indians 65 in ten innings in Teener League action. Don Clark pitched for the Indians allowing six hits and took the loss. The Tribe committed three errors as Scoop Sample played a key role.
The hurler for the winners praised Mark Chase who was credited with the win. The duo allowed five hits while the defense committed two errors and the teammates contributed two missed chances.
PHILADELPHIA AP Hank Aaron joined the select group after a hit that pushed his season total to 60 and career tally to 2 500. A Braves spokesman said a scoring change awarded him the hit and erased an error charged to Phillies Rich Allen. Aaron joked about his hitch in the swing and said he would not teach it to others despite manager Billy Hitchcock noting the method helped his front foot hitting.
Yesterday's Corry Country Club Ladies Day drew twenty three participants. Theme was low putts as Anne Chillock and Shirley Bailey won Flight A and B. Mary Ann Christensen captured the nine hole group. Dottie Dolan was Flight A low gross and tied with Mary Wolcott for low net. Shirley Bailey won Flight B low gross with Kim Hanna taking low net. Ruth Carrig claimed the nine hole gross and net aggregation. Anne Thillock earned par points on holes two and eight.
The Braves rode a starting relief turn by Phil Niekro to beat the Phillies 7 3 as Hank Aaron drove in a run. Willie Mays contributed a grand slam for San Francisco in a 6 2 victory over Houston and Tom Seaver limited Cincinnati to eight hits in an 8 3 win for the Mets. Dick Hughes earned Cardinal support in a 7 1 triumph over Pittsburgh while Ron Santo homered as Chicago beat Los Angeles 3 2.
The note mentions Bertram and Joan Morgan in a golf context with Dottie Dolan posting a number two shot and a birdie. Details are sparse but indicate a round highlighting the players' scores and key strokes.
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