Casler Dominates PNA in 14-4 Victory for McInnes Steel
Teener Lee Casler, not yet 16, pitched seven innings of five-hit ball for the McInnes Steel as they routed the Polish National Alliance club 14 to 4 at Loveland Field. Casler also contributed two singles while Terry Williams doubled, and Ed Latos tripled in a seven-run sixth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Casler
Loveland Feld
McInnes Steel
National Alliance Club
Erle
Corry Ring
Steelers
PNA
Tom Desser
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
George Becker
Palsey Notie
Wave Rieck
Miner
Caster
Casler
LeRoy Rieck
Bob Lindsey
Wesleyville
Litzlf
Tullio
Rf Oo
MeInies Jr
Eas
LA Corry
Williams
Beck
Yankees
Jim Coates
Hank Bauer
York Berra
Cleveland
Indians
Coates
Whitey Ford
Ford
Minnie ‘Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
White Sox
Boston
Orioles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Bauer
Berra
Gary Bell
Skinny Brown
Billy Lees
Gus Trimidos
Bob Boyd
RBI
Brown
Lees
Ray Hoone
Grtje Woodling
Billy Gardnow
Baltimore
Hilly O'Dell
Johnny Bucks
Rip Coleman
A's
Tigers
Ted Lopato
Frank Bolling
Cott Venl
Eddie Yost
Larry
Osborne
Barney Schultz
Nats
Paul Poytuck
Schultz
Faye Throheberry
Harmon Kilebrew
Killebrew
Babe Ruth
CAHS Softball League Passes One-Third Mark
The Corry Area High School softball league reaches one third of its 45 game schedule with the Aces at 4-0 under Ken Harvey. Six teams compete Mondays through Thursdays. rain caused cancellations on June 1 and June 9–10. Standings place the Aces ahead of Liners Rebels Stumblebums Fifty-Niners and Batbenders. Rosters list players for each team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Aces
CAHS
Ken Harvey
Stumblebums
Rebels
Joe Buressi
Barry Bugbee
David Brooks
David Gates
Bob Grice
Vernon Hatch
Dave Herberg
Dick Herberg
Dennis Mountain
Harry Norton
Terry Stroup
John Roach
Rodney Person
Doug Stewart
Jon Carlson
Bob McVicker
Pete Parker
Larry Sheehan
Terry Houser
Tom Joyce
Jim Davison
Jim Earle
Silky Sullivan Sweeps Back To Win At Hollywood Park
Silky Sullivan, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, surged from 10 lengths back to win the seven furlong Monterey Purse for $10,000 at Hollywood Park. Crowds rose as he finished strong, reclaiming his reputation after two prior disappointing races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angle One. Com
Silky Sullivan
Jess Hana
Silky
Hollywood Park
Rastical
Willie Shoemaker
Major Loop Leaders in American and National Leagues
List of top hitters and pitchers by league from 16 or more at bats and 5+ decisions. Highlights include Killebrew leading in runs batted in and home runs in the American League, Kaline and Fox among batting leaders, Aaron and Banks atop National League categories, and Drysdale's and Jones's strikeout totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurena
Detroit
Kaline
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Yost
Skowron
New York
Fox
Chicago
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Smith
Lopez
Colavito
Aparicio
Mantle
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Larsen
Aaron
Milwaukee
White
St. Louis
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Robinson
Cepeda
San Francisco
Cimoll
Dark
Moon
Los Angeles
Bob Milwaukee
H. Anderson
Philadelphia
Blasingame
Neal
Pittsburgh
Elston
Drysdale
Jones
Cuban Fighters Triumph in Garden Debuts
In New York the three Havana boxers debuted at Madison Square Garden. Fernandes, a 144 pounder, stopped Redl in 1:07 of the seventh round to win his ninth straight, Vaillant outpointed Grow, and Hernandez, though Caracas-born, is Cuban by fights in Havana. About 5,000 watched the U S debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew York
Havana
Madison Square Garden
Stefan Redl
Passaic
N.J
Fernandes
Redl
Luke Easter
Pitts
U.S
Vaillant
Jimmy Grow
Lewiston
Idaho
Grow
Local Women Keglers Earn State Bowling Honors
Five Cony Savings and Loan women led by Anne Royek placed in money at the Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Tournament in Harrisburg last month. Royek earned 833.50 in prizes with top results in Class C doubles and singles, while Dorothy Morton Charlotte Staples Marion Bulard and Mary Hnatyszyn also scored in Class B events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Royer
Harrisburg
Cony Savings and Loan
Dorothy Morton
Charlotte Staples
Marion Bulard
Mary Hnatyszyn
Mrs. Royek
Savings and Loan
Miss Hnatyszyn
Keglevettes
Staples-Royek
Ymir
Royek
City Playgrounds Kick Off With Strong Attendance
Six supervised playground sites posted robust starts this week with an average of 51 children daily per site. Wright School totaled 220 for the week with activities supervised by Judy Meerdink including croquet softball and puppet heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Judy Meerdink
Miss Meerdink
Mimi Crcutt
Mead Park
City Park
Washington Playground
Janet Stroup
Fairview School Playground
Pat Graham
Concord
Kathy Gage
Giants Top Braves to Seize NL Lead in Tight Race
Sam Jones shines for the Giants as Jackie Brandt drives in the decisive run in the 10th inning. Milwaukee blows a late edge, but San Francisco overcomes Bob Buhl to reclaim first place in the National League race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sam Jones
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Sam
Giants
Jackie Brandt
Jones
Billy Bruton
Bob Buhl
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Hicage
Cubs
Jim Davenport
Buhl
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Willie
Reever
Don McMahon
Daryl Spencer
Brandt
Vern Law
Cardinals
Gino Cimoli
Pirates
Ramon Mesias
Dick Groat
Dick Ricketts
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Brooks Lawrence
Phils
Harry’ Anderson
Ed Boucher
Gene Conley
Re Wef
Ernie Banks
Hob Anderson
Syracuse Favored In 57th Intercollegiate Regatta
Regatta at Syracuse features 11 top crews facing choppy conditions. Cornell seeks a rebound after a string of victories while Washington's Huskies push to upset the favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onodaku
Cornell
Hawkies
Washington
Syrmense
Also Mentioned on This Page
GO Goliath
Veterans Auto Sales
Cotumons Fe
Phsike
Camry
Roger Lacey
John Daniel
Bill Chris
Wayne Vanterhoff
Art Vanderhoff
Lauren Shreve
Carmen Rainieri
Bob Thomas
John Thomas
Martin Robbins
Wally Cady
Gary, Phillips
Conrad Shields
Ray Mitchell
Ronnie Stutaman
Harry Cole
Steven Wels
Lorin Hasbrouck
John Duma
Gerald Lindenberger
Harold Wade
Pete Mitchell
Don Wharton
Dale Mitchell
Sid Stewart
Dave Hillstrom
Bob Walsh
Larry Sperry
Jan van Dresar
Lonnie Douglas
Jim Palmer
Terry Carroll
Don van Keuren
Dave Simmons
Tony Tucci
Bob Shettler
Ken Downey
Dave Gordon
Paul Dyne
Bob Staples
Larry Langhurst
Dave Taylor
Dave McMullin
John Kelsey
Mike Blair
Norman Wade
Mike Lewis
David Beckwith
Bob McCray
Bob Falcone
Mike McLaughlin
Larry Gallagher
Don Forbes
Latos
Casier
Deaser
Sproverl
Cortell
A, M. Goldfinch
Washington St
Cormy, PA
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Keglers
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Eder Jofre
Angel Bustos
Argentina
Electric Co-op
Northwestern Rural Electric Cooperative
Elgin
Route 8
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Fash
Al’s
Clothes
Dag Wood
Blundse
Yanks
Indi Indians
W. L. Pet. G.B
St Louis
Pillsburgh
Cincinnnati
Chic Young