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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1963

Page

7

Dodgers Rally Past Mets in Doubleheader Sweep

Dodgers rely on Koufax two hitter and Perranoski seven spotless innings to power a doubleheader sweep of the Mets. Howard's 13th inning homer sparks 4-2 win as L A moves within one game of the Giants. other NL results include Milwaukee past Chicago and Cincinnati over St Louis.

Associated Press Sandy Koufax Ron Perranoski Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers New York Mets Koufax Perranoski Frank Howard San Francisco Giants Philadelpha Felipe Alou Cal McLish Milwaukee Braves Chicago Warren Spahn Cubs Dick Bilsworth Frank Robinson Jerry Lynch Cincinnati St. Louis Bob Friend Pittsburgh Houston Pirates Alou Ryne Duren Phils Jim Lemon Bob Bolin McLish Tony Taylor Tony Gonzalez Don Demeter Philadelphia Jack Fisher Spahn Cub Jim Schaffer Eddie Mathews Milwaukee Lew Burdette Ellsworth Hank Aaron Lynch Robinson Reds Cardinals Joe Nuxhall Bob Gibson Friend Colts Bill Mazeroski Dick Farell

Junior League game postponed at Loveland Field

The Junior Baseball League opener at Loveland Field was postponed due to wet grounds. Indians and Braves were to open the 115 age season at Wright street bakleground. Tomorrow's schedule lists the Yankees, weather pending.

Loveland Field Indians Braves Wright Street Yankees

Big League Stars Highlight Busy Baseball Doubleheader

Frank Malzone of the Red Sox captured the AL batting lead at .356 with six runs batted in and two homers as Boston split a doubleheader with Kansas City, 7-4 win and 7-4 loss. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers earned his fifth straight win and third shutout, beating the Mets 1-0 on two singles allowed. In Manila Ed Jofre halted Johnny Jamito to retain the bantamweight title.

Associated Press Bill Faul Detroit Boston Frank Malvont Faul Suinday Washington Malzone Kansas City Malone Red Sox A's Baltimore Chicago White Sox Orioles Los Angeles Angels New York Yankees Cleveland Minnesota Paul Senators Ken Retzer Jim King Mary Breeding University of Cincinnati al Kaline Tigers Bill Briton Bill Monbouquette Dick Radatz George Alusik Wd Charles A’s Chuck Schilling Gary Geiger Robin Roberts Pete Ward Ray Herbert John Orsino Albie Pearson Bob Perry Frank Malzone Hix Sandy Koufax Dodgers New York Mets

Beaver League bowls season highlights and top scorers

Jim Rhoades led the Bowl-Aire club with a 550 series and 201 game in a Beaver League season note. Den ny Becker posted 153 179 and 205, Rot Hepler totaled 620 on 160 165 and 105, John Kander 171 169 147 for 487, Rick Bachelmer 153 160 453. Hepler won the singles with 598, Kander 541, Xander 1687 all events tops Scholastics, Becker 1588 second.

Ean Beaver League Jim Rhoades Denny Becker Sion Rot Hepler John Kander Rick Bachelmer Hepler Kander Xander Becker

Candy Spots Eyes Memorial Day Jersey Derby Bid

Candy Spots, the big chestnut from California, headed to Garden State Park for the Jersey Derby on Memorial Day after a strong Pimlico showing in the $180,000 Preakness. He faces Get Around and Aboy in the six year old title at Aqueduct on June 8 while trainer Mesh Tenney and owner Rex Ellsworth split chores after the Pimlico run. Candy Spots surged in the Pimlico stretch to deny Never Bend and Chateaugay, whom he trailed early as Never Bend led the Derby pace.

Baltimore Candy Spots Never Bend Pimlico Garden State Park Maine Chance Farm Jaclyn Stable Aboy Aqueduct California Chateaugay Louisville Hollywood Park Candy Spols Chattangay Candy

Elaine Hanzel and Robbie Shaler win National Doubles title

Elaine Hanzel and Robbie Shaler of Chicago captured the Women’s National Doubles Bowling Championship in Cleveland with a 6212 total and a 1200 prize, defeating Marion Ladewig and Laverne Carter after a 1687 third round burst. Clete Boyer homered for the Yankees and Leon Wagner hit No. 11 for the Angels off Ralph Terry.

Cleveland Elaine Hanzel Robbie Shaler Chicago Marion Ladewig Grand Rapids Mich Laverne Carter St. Louis Clete Boyer Yankees Leon Wagner Angels Ralph Terry Pete Ramos Indians Zoilo Versalles Jim Hall Earl Battey Ramos Joe Adcock Lenny Green Minnesota

Little League Opening Next Monday May 27

Corry Jamestown leads the four team league as the 1964 season opens with games at 6 15 p m and a Memorial Day doubleheader at 3 30 and 6 13 p m May 27 VFW faces Elks and CJ meets Moose Opening week notes include past champions CJ and Elks with Moose finishing 294 414 last season and VFW Moose matchups listed through June 19

Jesse Corry Line Corry Jamestam Joe Baressi Ellis Vern Group Moose Tony Sprovers YEW Sami Baress Corry Jamestown Botty Halts Elks VFW VEW Jimmer Bika

Wright Sets Course Record In Muskogee Open Victory

Mickey Wright wins the Muskogee Women's Open by four strokes tying the course record with a 71. She leads from start to finish to claim 1250 dollars, finishing 285 for the 72 holes, while Marilynn Smith is runner up at 293 with Zalazar also noted in the boxing line.

Moonveee Mickey Wright Miss Wright Marilynn Smith

Beavers Set District Track Mark At Meadville

Corry High team stunned Beaverville with a record breaking four by 440 yard relay at the district meet in Meadville. Ron Johnson led the charge charging to a clear win as Corry’s quartet clocked 3 31.41, shaving a tenth off the old mark and helping the Tigers reclaim a spot in the district record book. Larry Johnson Rick Thompson and Tom Flowers completed the lineup for a historic relay run.

Corry Wen Ad Ae Laut Beaverville Meadville Eric Strong Vincent Mat Bexnink Machinne Ron Johnson Coriy Ronald Beuulnk Johnson Beavers Corryites Larry Johnson Barry Rick Thompson Rick Tom Flowers Lee Tom Alleaheny College Robertson Field Doug Stewart Grove City Hon Coleman Fiore Bergamasco McDowell Terry Fuji Erie East Tex Polite Academy Tech Ta Coiry Owl of Ol City Mc'Dowell Eric Strong Vingent Titusville Harbor Creek Warren Feld Bob Bailey Fob Culbertson Ottier Bray Pluvee Moutwell Don Bailey Flowers Tal Mile Rely Nesided Hinners Penn State

Jones Earns Pole Position for 47th Indianapolis Race

INDIANAPOLIS AP It will be the field against Parnelli Jones in the 47th running of the Indianapolis 500 at the Speedway. Jones won the pole for the second straight year with a record mile qualifying speed over 153 mph Saturday, using the Agajanian Special with Offenhauser power and $11,000 in improvements. Winds made the sessions tough, but other than straight-line, front-drive, and diesel records, most marks fell. Fifteen posts will be open for the two trial sessions next weekend. Dim Hurtubise set a new Novi powered by a Supercharged V-8 at 150.450 mph.

Indianapolis Agaist Parnelli Jones Smile Autorage Tndianapolis Motor Speedway Jones Torrance Calif Dim Hurtubise North Tonawanda N.Y

North East wins Div II Class B title in track meet

North East track and field men dominated Saturday events to claim their second straight Div II Class B title with 67 points. First/Youngsville took second with 38, Mercer 33, Northern Area 29. Ramstell set meet marks in the mile 4:26.55 and 1/2 mile. Wilkins threw javelin 1857, 7 feet farther than old record. Bline discus 146-6 improved prior best. North East also won shot put. Turner announced retirement after a crash in a previous race, with injuries described as severe.

North East Youngsville Bill Ramsdell North Easters Tran Youngsville Mercer Northern Area Ramstell Bla Ako Loliraac Puids Rainavu Glo Don Bline

NYP League Scores Openers Report

Geneva edges Erie 1 0 while Jamestown 14 beats Wellsville 1 Auburn 14 defeats Batavia 1 in early league action featuring small scorelines and matched road wins.

Geneva Erie Jamestown Wellsville Auburn Batavia

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