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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1952
Page
7
An OCR fragment describes a grim incident involving an individual named Eric o Fall and a 20 teak cleaning event. The text is severely garbled but hints at an attempted rescue or dangerous act resulting in an ambulance and a fatal outcome.
Offenders barred from hunting or trapping top 663 with revocation periods varying up to three years. July hearings will review 100 plus cases from courts and field enforcement. Fishing opens across Pennsylvania and New York with muskies and bass stocked at Canadohta Lake LeBoeuf Sparkes sites. All Star selections highlight Cleveland and New York, while golf star Louise Suggs to appear in Jamestown. Piersall sent to Birmingham, Easter shows signs of rebound.
Seventeen professionals including Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier head to Detroit for the Motor City Open after winning the Inverness best ball with a 37 under par total, finishing 28 strokes for the final 10 holes and taking 65,666.66 in winnings.
St Louis slugger Musial saw a four game hitting streak snapped as the Pirates halted his run with a key hit in an official at bat. The game ended after free innings due to rain with pitcher Warren of Breton delivering the last decisive out.
Sunday action featured former clubs’ staff and players exacting revenge across MLB. Holmes pinch hit for Dodgers to break a 5 5 tie in an 18 5 Dodgers win over Braves. Fitzsimmons led Giants to a 13 3 victory over Phillies. Reyhoski homered in a Browns win over Tigers. Pollet and Garagiola starred in Pirates’ 3 1 win over Reds. Robinson homered for White Sox in win over Indians. Pramesa delivered pinch hit bases loaded single for Cubs in a comeback over Reds. Sauer and Borkowski contributed for Reds and Noren sparked a rally for Yankees against Senators. Rain paused Athletics doubleheader. International League results listed.
The Associated Press reports America’s 1952 Olympic track squad set for a New York conditioning week before flying to Helsinki. Coach Brutus Hamilton urged the team to give their best, with eight marathon and racewalkers chosen and three decathletes to come from upcoming nationals. Fifty-two members, coaches, and officials sail for Helsinki after a final fund raising meet in New York.
Latos tops the league with a .615 average after 8 hits in 13 at bats for Ajax and Aero meet at Loveland Field at 6 15 p m. J Maloney Kinney Cassett Carroll lead batting while pitching leaders include Latos Scott Hixson Cassett and Piett with records noted.
Brooklyn gains seven spots on the National League All Star team led by stars from the Dodgers and Giants. Leo Durocher will manage the NL squad after Giants clinched the pennant. the lineup includes Campanella Westris Hodges and Musial among others from St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Boston. The game will feature top NL players facing the American League in Philadelphia with Durocher directing efforts for at least three innings.
Moose and Elks face off as Moose seeks to extend lead after winning the first ball title while Tks under Vern Gros try to rebound from a rough second half. A Moose win could widen the top spot, a loss shakes the chase and reopens the race for Elks.
Yesterday results show New York 5 to 3 over Washington and Philadelphia tied with Boston in a delayed game. Chicago 4 to 7 and Detroit 2 to 3 losses marked by darkness. Today Hoston visits New York and Chicago travels to Detroit with several games postponed or called.
Dick Kryhoski hit a two-run homer with two out in the ninth to lift the Browns to a 3-2 win over the Debroth. Al Reynolds of the Yankees pitched his third two-hitter, his 10th win and 14th complete game as New York shut out Washington in the first game of a doubleheader.
Jim Constanty of the Philadelphia Phis hit a three run homer off Bobby Thomson in the seventh inning yesterday, marking Thomson as the first pitcher to surrender a homer this season. Giants loss noted.
A Gorey Country Club squad of 17 golfers visited Randolph, N.Y., and lost 34 to 17 to the Randolph golfers. Maurice Wilkinson led medalists with 79, and individual scores included Benson and others in a tight team match that may prompt a rematch later this summer. The continued series between the clubs remains in play.
Finland’s 18 year old Kunsela, from Muhos, won Miss Universe amid a glitzy reception during Olympic Games week. She inherits a $3000 sports car and a $8400 wristwatch while plans to study science in Helsinki and teach loom large. Other contenders included Miss Greece Daly Mavraki and Miss Germany Rete Hoy.
James town Falcons beat Hamilton Cards 7 4 and 3 0 to rise to runner up in the Pony League. Cards dropped three games. Pales closed gap on Hornell Dodgers. Tony Lupien led Johnston’s doubleheader wins at Hamilton. Meanwhile Batavia beat Bradford and Corning edged Wellsville in 10 innings. New Zealand waives law barring horse imports for 1953 to permit breeders to buy 12 American trotting stallions.
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