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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1957
Page
7
The Chicago White Sox beat the New York Yankees 2 1 as Cleveland crushed Boston 11 4. Dodgers edged Phillies while Braves and others kept pace. White Sox climb near leaders behind strong pitching and timely hitting.
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 6 1 and Philadelphia beat Milwaukee 1 0. Chicago prevailed over New York 4 3, Pittsburgh beat St Louis rain delay. Today New York at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Milwaukee Pittsburgh at St Louis. Tomorrow St Louis at Cincinnati night. Other scores include Chicago 3 New York 1 and Boston 2 Cleveland 5. No further games listed.
Boston reports detail a rare clash as O'Donnell, a woman sports writer, is vetoed from the press box at Fenway Park during an Indians at Red Sox game. Cleveland manager Farrell defends the ban saying the press box is no place for a lady, while O'Donnell defends her beat and availability for coverage. The incident highlights gender barriers in professional baseball reporting.
Pirates owner and General Manager expressed strong support for Bobby Bragan after a string of tight games. Bragan faced questions about leadership as reports noted local speculation and conflicting viewpoints from team insiders and reporters.
Yesterday's steers batted strongly as the Tigers beat Baltimore 14 to nothing. Pitcher Paul Moytiek earned the win for Metro. Aidy Merce pitched for the White Sox, striking out four, retiring 15 batters, and avoiding the Yankees in an eighth consecutive victory.
Multiple local league matchups highlighted for tonight across teener and city softball divisions. VPW faces Corry Jamestown, Rayimonds meets Ajax, Roberts versus Corry Jamestown, Elchynski's vs Fox, Ek ys Moos Columbus against Aero, and McInnes Steel battles St Thomas.
In New York the government and the International Boxing Club clash again as hearings before Judge Sylvester Ryan resume. Key figures include Gene Tunney as defense witness, Sugar Ray Robinson in talks for a title bout, and promoter Emil Lence accusing rivals of being TBC puppets while seeking opponents for Floyd Patterson.
Early Wynn scattered seven hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox 8-2. Chica Carrasquel belted a grand slam in the seventh inning, while Bill Klaus suffered an eye injury after a sharp line drive. Wynn improved to 5-3, and Dave Sisler took the loss for Boston.
In Teener League action at Mead Park diamond Corry Jamestown defeated the Elks 3-1 as Bob Linski and Danny McEldowney pitched well. Linski fanned 14 Elks and allowed two hits while McEldowney struck out nine, with Corry Jamestown taking two runs in the third on errors and two late runs on wild throws. Karl Brooks added the only extra base hit with a double.
Aaron's hot hitting drives the Milwaukee Braves as he leads the National League with an .800 average and business in home runs and RBIs. Coach Fred Haney's club won 9 of 11 in April but slumped to 4-8 in May, while teammates like Mathews Chandall and Bruton support the star as Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Pittsburgh rivals comment on his value.
In Paris Burge Patty of California defeated Francis Nys of France in four sets 7-5 6-0 1-6 6-1 after a first bye advancing in the French International Championships. UCLA narrowly avoided expulsion from the PCC in Spokane by a two vote margin with five schools in favor of UCLA. Coverit won the Milady Handicap at Hollywood Park while Pucker My AIL nosed out in the East New York Purse at Jamaica completing the day’s racing card.
A compilation of channel 4 programming listings shows hour by hour offerings for news, weather, children's theatre, talk shows, dramas and game shows. Notable items include Superman, The Millionaire, Captain Kangaroo, Arthur Godfrey and Love of Life with local ad for Steve's Texaco Service at 820 North Center Street.
Weather rained out three City Softball League games marking the third postponement of the season and the second this week. Friday will host the postponed Cory Areaigh school games and later matchups include St. Thomas against Corty Jamestown and Elehynskis versus Roberts. Tonight an intended doubleheader features Roberta versus Carry Jamestown and Elchynskis against Figstone. Johnny Ortega, 115, Alameda, outpointed Gaetano Annaloro, 118, Italy, in Richmond.
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