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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1960
Page
7
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A fragmentary notice notes a fire loss at a local Arby establishment during a daytime incident. Authorities investigated the scene for possible causes and assessed damage to the building and adjacent areas. No injuries reported at this time.
The Corry area high school gym echoed with laughter as the Harlem Chicks, an all-female act akin to the Globetrotters, outscored the Carry All-Star squad 64 to 61. standout performers included Miss Muling who starred in both comedy and play, with Ruth Ward and Loretta Ferguson also delivering points as the Chicks entertained the crowd amid a festive Beaver Club fundraiser atmosphere.
Harkless led with 244 and Migliaccio 2201 in the Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League. A Saturday match at East Washington street alleys was postponed due to weather. Avalon Junior League saw Bill Nichols lead with 199 while Robie Zaleneck and others trailed. Mary Houser paced the girls with 144 134, and Kathy Beriy Barb McKee Wan da Henry Linda Curtis followed. Tony Stec and Rocky Mountain rolled 219 and 216. VFW B League makeup game noted with Chet Hajec at 201. Results list includes Headpins, Splitters, Happy Losers and Gophers with team scores in the 600s to 800s.
Nellie Fox, the 1959 AL MVP candidate and double play ace with Luis Aparicio for the Chicago White Sox, is swinging hard at Go-Go Sox spring camp. He drove in three runs with a sacrifice fly and bases loaded single as the Cuc cinellos beat the Gutteridges 5 4. Meanwhile GMs heat lines for holdouts with Harvey Kuenn signing for about 45 000 and Tony Kubek and Mickey Mantle contract chatter continuing. Rookie Bobby Riedel shines in Baltimore intra squad, Willie Kirkland belts two homers for San Francisco, Bob Will of the Cubs home runs and four RBIs.
Palmer wins the Baton Rouge Open for his second straight tourney victory and third since the season began. He led after round two with a 69 and 68, finishing at 27 under par. Closest rivals Jay Hebert, Ronnie Reif, and Doug Sanders were seven shots back at 286. Palmer’s $15,000 prize boosted year earnings to $22,211.86.
Erie Strong Vincent will defend its District 10 title for the fourth straight year after a 69 49 sectional playoff win over the Centaurs. Vincent meets Meadville in the first round at Farrell, with Bill Senger scoring 27 points including 15 in the second period.
Malek Lone Corry finalist as Corry’s wrestlers falter in District 10 action at Titusville. Erie East tops Greenvill e for the team title as individual champs include Strong Vincent and Waterford’s Vogt. Corry’s Malek loses to Zolker in 2:42 of the opening period, ending the Beavers’ run.
District 10 wrestling prelims show 95 Squires over Bell and 103 Haise over Uber. Shantz defeats His UG, Thomas over Barnett, Robbing over Judson, Wentling pins Stutzman, Holden defeats May, Sealinger over Kondielski, Foster over Scurry, Mitchell over Lynn, Williams over Ditzenberger, Malek defeats Butts, Zoloft over Catalona, Samonsky over Coulter, Vogt over Kowalsky, Watters over Shaffer, Emerson over Chandler, Weaver over Traples, Evanoff pins Lindsey, Jeffries over Van Epps, Heavy-Wick over Mischick, Arrington over Regan. Finals see Seth over Squires 2-0, Hulse over Shantz 8-0, Robbins over Thomas 6-3, Wentling over Malden 13-4, Sealinger pins Poster 1:25, Williams over Mitchell 4-1, Zolikoff pins Malek 1:32, Samonsky over Simmons 4-1, Vogt over Watters 9-2, Emerson over Weaver 6-4, Jeffries over Evanoff 1:40, Heavy-Arrington pins Wick 1:10.
The Future Farmers of America club at Corry Area High hosts a two game donkey themed event against Spartansburg FFA. Festive chaos features donkeys in the lineup with Charles Capela Bob Darrow Vernon Hatch Norman Mitchell John Smith and other riders. Doors open 7:30 with a playful, circus style matchup.
Philadelphia manager Eddie Sawyer imposed $100 fines on pitcher Jim Owens shortstop Joe Koppe and outfielder Bobby Gene Smith for being in a bar after midnight Sunday. Koppe and Owens admitted fighting with a patron, while Smith was also at the bar. The fines, Sawyer said, punish not the fight but the curfew violation.
Cleveland Indians general manager Frank Lane predicted a 1960 AL pennant for his team and said Chicago White Sox would finish no higher than fourth. He named New York and Detroit as likely second and third, denied offering Rocky Colavito and Herb Score for Mickey Mantle, and suggested Pete Ramos could move to the Yankees. He quipped about a possible deal with Washington’s Cal Griffith and disputed the Mantle swap rumor.
Bert Somodio stopped Bonnie Espinosa in a Philippine light weight title fight held in Manila. Somodio delivered a decisive stoppage at 9 rounds after Espinosa faced a 133 percent resistance.
The Little Beavers clinched first place with a 30 to 20 win over the Satellites on Wright School court. Algirdis Prancelevicines scored 26 for the Beavers as the season narrows to key matchups, including a Saturday rematch with the Troubleshooters. The Satellites, Globetrotters, Swamp Foxes, Planets, and Buccaneers also faced results as league play continued.
Hockey results from Saturday Chicago beat New York five to none Detroit tied Montreal two to two Toronto defeated Boston five to two on Saturday Sunday saw New York win over Detroit four to one Chicago defeated Montreal four to two Toronto beat Boston three to one no games on today's schedule
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