Weather and baseball notes from Corry and beyond
Rain delayed Corry Little League games and practice, rescheduling Elk vs Manse for Friday and VFW vs Corry Jamestown tonight. Ed Partch coordinates alternate field sites and supervision while aiming for equal playing time. Sunday rifle results at State Line include Tenhagen 139 and Newhouse 137. Baseball history and players from Indians, Twins, Gophers, Pirates, and Phillies are recalled along with radio firsts and earnings trivia.
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Ed Partch
Partch
Loveland Field
Loveland
Wright School
The
State Line Rifle Club
Wes Tenhagen
Tenhagen
G. Newhouse
B. Whitaker
J. Crowell
P. Whitney
T. Stroup
A. Treland
Weeks
J. McIntyre
L. Harvey
J. Maleski
B. Darling
B. Bell
Grant
Minnesota
Yanks
Pennantsville
Grand State
Twins
University of Minnesota Golden Gophers
Omaha
Gophers
Dick Siebert
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Siebert
Hal Trosky
George McQuinn
Hank Greenberg
Johnny Sturm
Joe Kuhel
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucco
Danny Murtaugh
American Legion
Chester
Washington Senators
Jim Hannan
Jim King
John Kennedy
Corry
Pittsburg Pirates
Philadelphia Philies
KDKA
Two Big Leagues See Tied First Teams Highlight Monday Action
The St Louis Cardinals dropped a 93 decision to Houston as new acquisitions Jack Spring and Lou Brock joined their teammates midgame, while Glen Hobbie struggled. In the NL, the Cardinals sank further in the standings as the White Sox surged to first place in the AL behind a seven run first inning led by Pete Ward Al Weis and Gerry McNertney. Don Rudolph earned his first win since a minor league recall. Dick Phillips plated Jim King and Brinkman scored on Brinkman singles to break the 1 1 tie in the seventh.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Jack Spring
Lou Brock
Cardinal
Glen Hobbie
Cardinals
Houston
Spring
Brock
Chicago Cubs
Hobbie
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Skinner
Cincinnati
Dim Hart
Wille McCovey
Giants
Reds
Cap’ Peterson
Hart
John ‘Edwards
Bobby _ Klaus
White Sox
New York Yankees
Pete Ward
al Wels
Gerry McNertney
Ther
Orioles
Yankees
Don Rudolph
Ron Kline
Angels
Joe Adcock
Senators
Dick Phillips
Jim King
Pean oo-Ed Brinkman
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League standings show Chicago leading with 32 wins and Baltimore at 21, New York 21, Minnesota 26, Boston 29, Cleveland 27, Detroit 25, Washington 27, Los Angeles 24, Kansas City 20. Monday results: Chicago 9 Baltimore 1, Washington 3 Los Angeles 2. Tonight: Boston at New York, Chicago at Baltimore, Los Angeles at Washington, Minnesota at Cleveland, Kansas City at Detroit. National League tables list Philadelphia 92 21, New York 59 6, St Louis 9 2, Houston 9, St Louis 9, and other matchups. Wednesday games include Cincinnati at San Francisco and St. Louis at Houston.
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W. L. Pet. GB
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
L. Pet
Philephia
Houston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Maine Upsets USC In NCAA Baseball Classic Upset
Maine’s unheralded squad, led by Joe Ferris with a cast on his left leg, shocked Southern Cal 2-1 in the College World Series fourth round as Minnesota fell 4-1 to Missouri. Ferris and Weber dominated on the mound, Minnesota leaving 16 runners stranded.
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UMAHA
Arj
Maine
Joe Ferris
Southern Cal
Missouri
Minnesota
Ferris
Keith Weber
Jim Nelson
Bill Davis
Weber
Gopher
Indians Trade Grant Away In Late Deal For Twins
The Minnesota Twins acquired veteran pitcher Jim Grant from Cleveland just before the midnight trade deadline, sending Lee Stange, a PTBNL, and cash. In a separate six player deal, St. Louis traded Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz, and Doug Clemens to the Cubs for Lou Brock, Jack Spring, and Paul Toth. Baltimore sold Joe Gaines to Houston, and Pittsburgh activated Don Cardwell after sending Fred Green to the minors. Grant, 28, struggled this season but brings major league starting experience, while Stange showed promise with a 12-5 mark last year. Brock joins St. Louis to bolster their outfield as part of the cross-league swap.
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Minnesota Twins
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Twins
Cleveland
Grant
Lee Stange
St. Louis
Ernie’ Broglia
Bobby Shantz
Doug Clemens
Chicago Cubs
Lou Brock
Jack Spring
Paul Toth
Baltimore
Joe Gaines
Houston
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Fred Green
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Bob Allison
Angels
Ail Dailey
Bill Whitby
Charlotte
Stange
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Jim Roland
Dick Stigman
Glen Hobbie
Cubs
Broglio
Brock
Cardinals Sign Ex IL Hotshot Pinky Deras
Ex IL hotshot Pinky Deras, 17, of Hamtramck Michigan, signed a reported 90000 bonus with the St Louis Cardinals. Scout Moe Mozzali said the Hamtramck High School senior has the talent to reach the majors in two years. Deras was Little League Player of the Year when Hamtramck won the LL World Series in Williamsport in 1959. He batted 478 this season.
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Vera Noit
Sant
Pinky) Deras
Hamtramek
Mich
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Moe Mozzali
Hamtramck
Williamsport
Cardinals
Deras
Niarhos Named Wytheville Farm Club Manager
Gus Niarhos, bullpen coach for the Kansas City Athletics, was appointed manager of the Wytheville farm club in Georgia yesterday. He takes over duties as the minor league affiliate continues its development program for the Athletics organization.
Youth league players receive caps for season start
Players from the Indians, Yankees, Angels and Pirates collected caps yesterday from Ed Partch the league supervisor. The gear is in the trunk of his car with the Red Sox White Sox Giants and Orioles due today at Loveland Field as the $10 year old league opens tomorrow at the high school field.
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Ed Partch
Indians
Yankees
Angels
Pirates
Red Sox
White Sox
Giants
Orioles
Loveland Field
Joorbal Pha
Loveland
Can Golfer Win Three In Row Tony Tries It
Washington AP report previews the U S Open at Congressional on Thursday as Tony Lema seeks a third straight win after Thunderbird and Buick opens. Familiar names Palmer Nicklaus Casper discuss form and pressure while Nelson recalls an 11 straight run amid late summer heat and high expectations.
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Tony
Washington
Tony Lema
Congressional Country Club
Lema
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
Bubi Nelson
Steelers sign four veterans for 1964 season
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced the signings of end Red Mack, end Preston Carpenter, defensive back Willie Daniel and fullback Theron Sapp. The club now has 14 veterans under contract for the upcoming NFL season.
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Steelers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Red Mack
Preston Carpenter
Willie Daniel
Theron Sapp
Nicklaus Leads Palmer In 1964 Official Money Winnings
Jack Nicklaus tops Arnold Palmer by $5,500 in official 1964 money, averaging $3,930 per event as of this report. Nicklaus has earned $50,952 this season while Palmer has $15,901. Billy Casper Jr. sits third with $44,229 from 16 events. Tony Lema leads total winnings at $99,862, with Mike Souchak $34,454, Mason Rudolph $30,402, Gary Player $29,902, and Juan Rodriguez $25,671.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Pro- Golfers Association
Nicklaus
Palmer
Billy Casper Jr
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Mason Rudolph
Yanks Mets Exhibition Rainout Brings Chuckles In Dugout
New York AP reports Yankees and Mets postponed exhibition due to rain. Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra traded light banter in the Mets dugout, recalling former glory and joking about catching duties as they awaited next Monday night’s game.
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NEW York
Yankees
Mets
Casey Stengel
Yo Borra
Casey
Yogi Wallis
Yogi
Stengel
Berra
Blanchard
Ab Lopez
Bert
Case
Watanabe Outpoints Aranda in Tokyo Bout
Osamu Watanabe of Japan defeated Eliseo Aranda of the Philippines by decision in a Tokyo bout. The card included Dave Marr earning 24 747 dollars and Tommy Jacobs 24 024 dollars in prize money.
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Tokyo
Osamu Watanabe
Japan
Eliseo Aranda
Philippines
Dave Marr
Tommy Jacobs
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