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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1958
Page
7
Local archival note sketches a mountain hamlet's quiet life as researchers uncover faded inscriptions and ritual hints. The fragment hints at a ritual path, scarce records, and a lingering sense of community woven through the hillside.
A fragment from an old notice hints at a dramatic refinement linked to the famed D5001 9 device in Bvale town. The readable portion references notable individuals and a local setting, suggesting an event or update within the community.
Incomplete report shows AO claiming targeting by an individual named Susie in a disputed on UI context. The fragment indicates a confrontation focus and possible perceived harassment or threat, but lacks full details or dates. Further readable text is needed to confirm actions, parties, and outcomes.
Corry High sports keep a tight schedule with postponed games and back to back meets. District 10 action arrives Saturday at CAHS grounds with Titusville Warren Oil City Meadville and Franklin in the field. A rescheduled West Tuesday game is set to be replayed Thursday with Orange and Black track runners contending in a five day stretch.
Corry Beavers face six circuit peers in a pivotal league meet on the cinder path and sawdust pit with hopes five runners reach Meadville for next Saturday’s District meet. Ken Downer aims for a District 440 berth and is unbeaten in his flight, while teammates Bob Nichols Denny Hyer Tom Potocki Sid Stewart and others seek points in sprints jumps and distance events. Sid Stewart especially strong in the mile and half mile as the Beavers chase a sectional breakthrough.
Julius Boros, 28-year-old from Mid Pines, NC, captured the $20,000 Hot Springs Open with a final total of 278 after a 71. He drained birdies of 15 and 19 feet on Nos. 17 and 18 to fend off Cary Middlecoff, who surged with five birdies on the back nine. Rosburg finished third with 280, while January tied for ninth with 280. Boros earned $7,800. Middlecoff $1,000. Rosburg and January $1,000 each.
American League teams saw pitchers fail to keep trends as matchups defied past results. Orioles upset Boston in a doubleheader aided by Portocarrero and Zugerink, while Pascual blanked the Yankees. Shantz beat the Senators, and Wilson, Pierce and Urban also featured in varied outcomes as Detroit drilled Kansas City and Cleveland aided by timely hits.
The AP lists top American and National League leaders in batting, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching. Notable names include Cerv of Kansas City and Skowron of New York leading batting, with Musial Mays and Thomas topping several NL categories. Pitching leaders include Harshman Turley Shantz and Spain with standout win totals and strikeouts.
The San Francisco Giants, 15 games back in the National League standings, begin a three-week road trip after a hot home stand. Attendance at 20 home dates reached 204,257, averaging 15,213, up from last season’s 182,285 Polo Grounds total. A 24,000-seat sellout was noted for yesterday’s rainout finale win against the Dodgers, the first major league postponement on the West Coast. The Giants beat Los Angeles six of eight, then hit the road after series with the Dodgers.
In Hot Springs Arkansas Boros from Mid Pine edged Cary Middlecoff by one stroke to win the $20,000 Hot Springs Open with a 72 score of 273. The event reflected a tight finish among top golfers and highlighted the strong play at the historic spa town course.
The Pittsburgh Pirates move into a tie for second in the National League behind the Braves after sweeping the Philadelphia Phillies in a doubleheader 10 4 and 1 0. Ped Kiewszewski and Frank Thomas drove in multiple runs, Bob Friend and Bob Porterfield earned wins, and Dick Groat scored the decisive run in the 11th inning of game two.
Round Table earned $41,800 to push his career winnings to $1,005,764 after winning the Caliente Handicap. The victory also broke the track record for a mile and one sixteenth, clocked at 1 41 with jockey Willie Shoemaker aboard. Matinee Idol previously held the mile and one sixteenth mark with a 1:44 in 1955.
In a doubleheader context, Stan Musial fueled a 9th inning rally with five hits including his fifth homer of the season as the Cardinals edged the Cubs and swept the four game series. The Braves posted a 7-8 win over the Cubs, while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia moved in the standings with key wins. Musial contends for 3000 hits amid season milestones and all time totals.
Dayton Journal Herald reports Argentine racing star Juan Fangio may be barred from the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 after an agreement with British Petroleum gasoline products that restricts his choice of lubricants. Dayton Steel Foundry plans a car for May 30 using Mobigas products from America.
Alex Henderson of Tempe Arizona State posted the year’s fastest mile in 4 01 during the Border Conference meet. The meet featured Burke Emery of Sherbrooke outpointing Ricardo King of New York 165 to 164 in a separate event.
Racing preview lists Lincoln Road and Tim Tam as top Derby finishers eyeing the Preakness stakes with strong form and history. With $121,950 prize money and $1,000 per entrant, the field includes six Derby starters plus favorites SIlky Sullivan and Maine Chance Farm entries, detailing trainers, farms, and notable past performances.
Detroit righthander Shaw came in for six innings of relief to secure a 10-3 win against Kansas City. Manager Jack Tighe credited Shaw's two-run, seven-hit effort with saving his job and keeping him from the minors after a Winter League MVP performance in Cuba.
Ivy Noren singled in the winning run in the ninth as the Cardinals beat Chicago 8 7. Hobie Landrith pinch hit and singled with the bases loaded in the ninth to seal a 6 8 win. Bob Porterfield started for Pittsburgh, delivering an 11 inning shutout in a doubleheader sweep of Philadelphia 10 4 and 0.
Ira Davis of LaSalle College led a one man bid to dethrone St Joseph’s of Philadelphia as Middle Atlantic Conference track champion. He set a meet record and won four events pushing LaSalle to second with 47 points while St Joseph’s won with 56. Davis broke the 40 yard dash record in 4.9 seconds and won the 100 yard dash in 9.4 seconds and the 220 in 22.68. He also leaped 22 feet 10 inches to win the broad jump as three other records fell. Clifton Browning, West Chester, set a pole vault mark of 13 feet 2.25 inches. West Chester’s Bruce Shenk set a 1 mile record in 4:40. Gil Brinkerhot Lafayette cleared six feet one inch in the high jump for another record. Team scoring lists Lehigh 12, West Chester 11, Albright 9, Hay erford 7, Delaware 6, Gettysburg 6, Swarthmore 6, Juniata 2, and Dickinson 2. Bucknell, Lebanon Valley, Muhlenberg, Pennsylvania Military College, Temple and Ursinus had no score.
The New York Yankees will be without Bill Skowron for at least two weeks after a lower back muscle tear. Ray Sievers of the Senators will miss about a week with a calf muscle injury. The Yankees won the opener 4 3 while the Senators took the nightcap 4 0. Skowron was stretchered off and hospitalized, wearing a cornet for four days more. Sievers hurt his calf scoring from second on Jim Lemon’s single. Last season’s home run and runs champ had a similar spring injury that cost three weeks.
A Cardinal celebration for Stan Musial occurs as he nears 3000 hits with a two-hit goal in the next game. The party at Mulfi’s draws 36 friends and dignitaries including Symington and Gov. Blain, while Musial warms up for a landmark 3000th hit in the series against the Cubs. His pursuit sits beside comparisons to Hall of Fame greats and 8000 hit marks, highlighting his place in baseball history.
The page lists today and tomorrow schedules for teams including Boston Washington Chicago Kansas City Cleveland Detroit and New York. It also reports yesterday results New York 4 0 Washington 3 4 Baltimore 2 4 Boston 2 0 Cleveland 4 2 Chicago 2 5 Detroit 10 Kansas City 3 and Saturday results New York 8 Washington 0 Baltimore 4 Boston 4 Chicago 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 3 Kansas City 2.
Milwaukee at San Francisco and other results show Pittsburgh 18 15 Chicago 42 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 18 Los Angeles 9. St Louis beat Chicago 0 1 5 Milwaukee 7 6 Cincinnati. Pittsburgh 11 Philadelphia 4 Milwaukee 5 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 3 Chicago 1 San Francisco 3 Los Angeles 2. St Louis at Chicago San Francisco at Los Angeles Milwaukee at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
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