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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
7
A's Yankees Tie for First as Brosnan Stars in Sox Win
In a tense AL clash, the White Sox beat Kansas City 5 1 as Jim Brosnan’s mound debut for Chicago stoked chatter about his writing. The A's drop into a five way tie with the Yankees after a 10 3 Detroit loss while Mantle, Tresh, and Richardson spark the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jim Brosnan
Brosnan
Cincinnati
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Reds
Ihnen
Bill DeWitt
DeWitt
Omar Khayyam
Chicago
Gary Peters
Peters
Jengus
Theloss
A’s
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Tom Tresh
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mantle
Tresh
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Whitey Ford
Dim Bouton
Albie Pearson
Angels
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Johnny Logan
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Pirates
Bob Skinner
Elchynski Clinches 801 Sparkling Victory in Singles
Chuck Elchynski churned a lofty 801 series to win the Bon-Aire men's singles tournament finishing with 207 212 149 and 283. Al Thorne was runner up with 773 and Larry Barr took third at 7 but the text notes 7 unclear. Non-handicap standings included Frank Messina 203 209 Russ Bemis 200 206 Euland Harvey 200 Chuck Williams 216 Ray Blynt 218 Bob Eddy 209 Bob Hand 202 Ed Barr 202 Phil Sample 202. The men’s summer league begins tonight on Bowl-Aire lanes per Pete Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Elchynski
Bon-Aire
Elchynski
Thorne
Barr
Frank Messina
Russ Bemis
Euland Harvey
Chuck Williams
Ray Blynt
Bob Eddy
Bob Hand
Ed Barr
Phil Sample
Pete Russell
Corry Tat
John Davidson
Wicky Dyckes
Denny Dyckes
Bob Zalaneck
Meadville
Island
Dave Turner
Chuck Elehynski
Gary Hanka
al Thorne
Bob Bourguin
Larry Barr L
Nick Costello
Eland Harvey
Nazarenes Blast Presbyterians In Softball Opener
Nazarene’s 124 victory over the Presbyterians opens the Church Softball League at Corry Area High School west field. Kanzlemar starred in centerfield with a strong hitting display, while Larry Vanderhoof held the losers to four hits. Slagle and Bidwell each swatted a triple for the winners as Lutherans were set to face HUB at 6 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kanglemar
Nazarene
Presbyterians
Corry Area
West Field
Kanzlemar
Nazarenes
Bob Grice
Larry Vanderhoof
Jerry Kennedy
Vandy
Ea Slagle
Ted Bidwell
Fighting Results of Percy Manning Stop Radford Silas
Percy Manning, weighing 147 pounds from Philadelphia, stopped Radford Silas, 14472, from Washington, in a boxing bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Manning
Philadelphia
Radford Silas
Washington
CAHS Golfers Win at Corry Country Club
Corry High golfers defeated Meadville 7 5 at Corry Country Club. Dyckes shot 79 40 day and earned medalist honors with three points for the Corryites who stand 32 1. John Xander was ill and did not play. Don MacKenzie subbed in shooting 94. Franklin visits Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicky Dyckes
Corry High
Meadville
Corry Country Club
Dyckes
Coriryites
John Xander
Warren
Don MacKenzie
Franklin
Baseball scores and standings from midweek games
The column lists matchups for Wednesday including Los Angeles at St Louis and Houston at Cincinnati, plus American League standings with Kansas City 15 10 600, New York 12 10, Baltimore 13 11, Cleveland 9 9 500, Los Angeles 13 14, and Minnesota 1 9 4. Results show Chicago 5 Kansas City 1 and New York 10 Detroit 3, with several scheduled games today including New York at Detroit and Chicago at Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
Milwauke
W. L. Pet
G.B
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Moston
Ila
Milwaukee
Bragan Initiates Anti Balk Class for Braves
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan complained balks cost opponents runs and Braves losses. He announced a $25 fine for further balks and opened an anti balk school for his mound staff. Bragan declined to reveal existing fines or future amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Bragan
Balks
Brigan
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Ts Always There
The line suggests a reflection on how spoken language and print endure as forms of expression and record. It frames language as a resident presence in culture, implying permanence beyond momentary speech.
Balk talk as baseball chiefs meet over balk calls
American League President Warren Giles huddles with AL President Joe Cronin and Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick in New York to hash balk rulings amid a rash of balks 96 to 9 early in the season. The executive council will convene at Frick's office with the meeting likely to address the issue before the All Star Game and World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Ford Frick
Frick
New York
Bobby Layne Quits Football After 15 Pro Seasons
Old pro Bobby Layne, a passer who helped Detroit win three league titles, announced he is quitting football at age 34 after 15 NFL seasons with Detroit and Pittsburgh. He said, Ive had it, I cant do it any more, ending a career that included championships in 1952 1953 and 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andorkap
Bobby Layne
Detroit
Layne
Pittsburgh
B League Holds At Post at VFW Post Home Banquet
The VFW Men's B League held its annual bowling banquet at the Post Home. Forty bowlers and guests enjoyed steaks served by the ladies auxiliary. Blair Hajee retired as president and officers were elected: Tony Stec president, Dave Miller vice president, Harry Paulson secretary treasurer, replacing Ken Loveland. Wally Mick elected to the board with Henry Davis Jr and Chuck Weston. Paul’s Men’s Wear team, Paul Meet dink sponsor, won the team championship by two points over Colo. Garage. Championship lineup included Joe Niedomys, Chuck Cummings, Chuck Weston, Bob Proctor and Al Dorman. Niedomys received top cash award for high average. Other top averages listed include Tom Burkhart 172 and Pete Gravis 196.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Post
Blair Hajee
Tony Stec
Dave Miller
Harry Paulson
Ken Loveland
Wally Mick
Henry Davis Jr
Chuck Weston
Hajec
Paul
Meetdink
Colo. Garage
Joe Niedomys
Chuck Cummings
Weston
Bob Proctor
al Dorman
Niedomys
Tom Burkhart
Bob First
Angelo Prisma
Stan Bailey
Pete Gravis
Cummings
Frank , Hajec
Ray Sandburg
Chet Hajec
Andy Syentek
Blair Hajec
Stec
Stan Hajec
Mel Cobbett
Bob Damon
Jim
OMalley backs Alston as Dodgers manager stays in place
Walter O Malley president of the Los Angeles Dodgers says he will not fire manager Alston. He stressed Alston is a good, sound manager and emphasized there has been no intention to replace him. O Malley also affirmed his policy against mid season managerial changes and noted no move to elevate Leo to the manager role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York API
Walter Alston
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
O'Malley
Associated Press
Alston
Walter
O'Mal
Leo
Dodger
Giants
Yankees Set To Start Runaway Run Toward Title
DETROIT AP The New York Yankees showed balance in a 10 3 win over the Tigers as Mantle and Maris neared health. Manager Ralph Houk hailed the club’s blending of bunting power fielding and relief pitching, signaling a possible Yankees surge to the top of the American League. The pennant chase could be heating up as the team regains its injured stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit AP
New York Yankees
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Agate
Ralph Houk
Detroit Tigers
Ted
Kavisas City Athletics
Belo
Mantle
Marks
Houk
Junior League Registration Starts Tomorrow at Loveland Field
The City Recreation Committee announced registration for Junior League baseball begins tomorrow at Loveland Field with a second day set for Thursday. Boys ages 18 to 15 may try out and will be placed on one of four teams the Pirates, Braves, Indians and Yankees. Practice begins next week with league games on Mondays through Thursdays at Loveland Field. Assistant managers are needed and prospective helpers should report at registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland Field
City Recreation
Summmer
Aues
Teagiv
Yankees
Braves
Indians
Pirates
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