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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
7
Brooklyn's Dodgers seek gains in the West as Duke Snider Carl Furillo and Carl Erskine lead a 10-3 win over the Braves. Phlllies thump Milwaukee 10-4 to cut into first place. Orioles beat Detroit behind Hee Brown pitching as NL and AL action fill a light schedule.
Tonight's schedule features Elks against Corry Jamestown in the Little League Teener League matchups Raymonds face National Bank in Teener action and Dodgers meet Yanks in the Minor League. Meinnes Steel plays Erie Sports Store in American Legion play with Meinnes Steel also facing St Thomas in City Softball. Tomorrow Corry Jamestown battles VFW while Ajax takes on Raymonds in Teener League and Pirates meet Braves in Minor League. Corry Jamestown visits Fox Key Stone in a key matchup.
Ted Edges By Mantle In Top All Star Voting as votes released by Ford Frick show Williams 81,810 leading left field with Mantle 1,103 behind. Musial dominates NL center, Kell gains for third, Bertoia near McDonald for AL catcher. Indians sign Ed Drapeho, Penn State ace, to Reading with a 29-3 college season and 1.30 ERA.
Former star pitcher Bob Feller testifies before the House Antitrust Committee on baseball reforms. He supports placing baseball under antitrust laws with exemptions for the reserve clause and territorial rights, proposing a five year cap on the clause. Players Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman weigh in on limits and loyalty.
The International Boxing Club once dominant since 1949 is ordered dissolved. Jim Norris and Arthur Wirtz must resign as officers within 30 days after July 1, and five years to sell their 39 percent stake in Madison Square Garden. A trustee will vote their stock during the sale period.
In the American League rough daily standings show Cleveland, New York and Chicago with mixed results and today’s schedule features Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston. National League details list St. Louis and Philadelphia in pursuit with several night games. A golf scandal in New Castle ends with the resignation of Sylvan Heights Golf Club manager Anthony Conn after a theft conviction, awaiting sentencing and possible new trial motion.
Gale Kerwin of Valley Stream stopped Tony DiBiase of New York in a 147-pound bout last night in New York. Kerwin improved his record with a decisive finish as DiBiase failed to answer the bell after the fifth round.
New York Yankee outfielder Hank Bauer planned to sue a delicatessen owner for compensatory and punitive damages after a New York County grand jury returned a no bill on charges of felonious assault. Budding testimony showed Bauer and fellow Yankees, including Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle, being questioned. Topps fined Bauer $1,000 and others $4,500 total.
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Hee Brown and Orioles Rhutol Tigers blanked the Cardinals 10-3 as Dike Snider drove in three runs with two homers and a single in five at bats. Brown struck out six and walked one to seal the win.
Cleveland recalls first baseman Joe Altobelli from the International League Jets after injuries to Herb Score and Bob Lem. An Indians spokesman said the move would free roster room and a final decision on who to drop would be made at that time.
Nigerian boxer Bussey defeated Cheril Hamin of France by knockout in the featherweight final at Palais des Sports in Paris. Hamin suffered a knockout blow late in the 15 round scheduled bout, ending the match with blood and a damaged eye as referee Rene Schemann halted the contest. Delany runs slow mile in Dublin as Ireland’s Ron Delany edges Brian Hewson in a 4 minute mile race on grass.
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