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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1967
Page
8
A Pennsylvania Game Commission study shows hunters spent 4 days on average chasing whitetails in 1966 87. Reported 118 753 deer harvested 116 409 by firearms 2 337 by bow and arrow 7 by archers during regular gunning seasons. Nonresident hunters logged 20 405 man days.
Orioles 24-year-old rookie Mike Epstein, who says he is through with baseball, sought to workout with Stockton farm club but was denied. Epstein was suspended after refusing to report to Hochester and trade offers have been rejected as insufficient. The Orioles warned they may trade him if he fails to break into the lineup by 1968.
Willie Mays uses a surprise bunt to spark the Giants to a 3-1 win over Philadelphia as Jim Bunning falters on a high throw. Dave McCovey Hart deliver later with a two run double to seal the victory. In other NL games Hart Perry Sisk and Stargell homer pace wins. The Mets beat the Dodgers 6-? with Fairly and Davis homering and Charles and Davis driving in key runs.
The City Softball League starts tomorrow evening with Raymond Dodge versus Corry Dodge on field A and Moose's facing Erie Plastics on field B. The schedule runs weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays weather permitting, listing additional matchups across May to June featuring Moose's Columbus Erie Plastics and other city teams.
The American League standings list Detroit 21 11, Chicago 20 11, Kansas City 17 7, Baltimore 18 16, Minnesota 16 16, Boston 16 17, Cleveland 15 17, New York 14 18, Washington 14 19, California 15 22. Monday results: Cleveland 5 Washington 0, Baltimore 7 New York 0, Minnesota 1 Chicago 7, California 1, Kansas City 3. Today’s schedule: Kansas City at California, Chicago at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, New York at Baltimore. Wednesday’s games: Chicago at Minnesota, Washington at Cleveland.
Results from a church league softball schedule show Alliance, Jads, and Valleyview teams in several games with notable plays. Key highlights include Vanderhoof and Mays hitting home runs, a six-run rally in the last inning for the home team, and pitchers Harring and Earls taking decisions. Also noted is Dick Tiger’s two month vacation from boxing to travel Africa beginning in Douala and Yaounde.
Cleveland pitcher Steve Hargan hurled a four hit shutout against the Washington Senators, delivering a 5-0 win to steady the Tribe after two losses in Boston. The 24-year-old ace, praised by Manager Joe Adcock as the stopper, threw 137 pitches, his third shutout this season, lowering his ERA to 1.97.
New York AP report says Whitey Ford, plagued by recurring ailments, is again removed from the New York Yankees pitching rotation. Ford exited a recent game due to ongoing health concerns, signaling an uncertain return to form for the veteran pitcher.
NEW YORK AP The American Football League is expected to add one more team by 1968, with Cincinnati the strongest candidate. The merger talks also discuss a January 14 Super Bowl in Miami's Orange Bowl and Playoff Bowl in Miami. Jim Taylor free agency and Saints talks loom but won’t be decided at meetings. Detroit pitcher injury report also noted.
Baltimore’s Tom Phoebus, a hometown product, threw a two hit shutout over the New York Yankees Monday night, striking out 11 as the Orioles won 7 to nothing. The win lifts Baltimore to 16-16 and into a three way tie for third in the American League, five games behind Detroit.
Elks pounded out 12 hits and beat the Vets 21 to 11 as Herm Steaves led with three hits. Chuck Shamburg Dan Downey Clint Daniels and Rick Bigelow added two apiece. Dave Armstrong earned the win and Rick Loveland took the loss after 11 miscues by the Vets.
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