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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
7
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Pirates scouts and manager Garagiola praise Ron Necolal, a 19 year old minor league pitcher, for exceptional fastball and varied repertoires. They caution he must improve mental poise and control. Meanwhile a car racing novelty event features women drivers at Erle's Sportsman's and local stock cars highlight Memorial Day activities. Deer fishing and trout stocking add rural flavor as Ralph Kiner battles slump and Indy 500 forecasts loom.
Panama Central shocked Clymer by scoring five runs in the seventh inning to overcome a 2 0 deficit. Doug Waterman delivered the decisive hit after bases loaded in the seventh. Clymer’s 28 game winning streak ends as Sweet, Peterson, and Van Bearden aided Panamas late rally.
The Cleveland organization dispatched catcher Quincy Troupe to the Indianapolis Indians to assist in training the farm club's pitching staff and will be on a 24 hour recall.
Giants ace Sal Maglie dominated Brooklyn with four hits allowed and a 3-0 win to extend New York’s lead. The no hit bid through six frames and Maglie’s 9th straight win highlight a season of dominance as the Giants stretch their advantage in the pennant race.
Gavilan of Cuba faces Pilsie Pruden of Paterson New Jersey in a one round welterweight bout in Indianapolis. Gavilan, favored, seeks a fast finish following a prior decision loss to Pruden in Milwaukee. Pruden has dropped his last three fights and hopes to upset Gavilan before Gavilan’s Philadelphia bout with Gil Turner. The CBS telecast starts at 9 p.m. EST.
Sam Snead announces the birth of a serene son at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia as he heads to Westwood Country Club for the third Western Open Golf Championship. Snead toured the 6616 yard course on a practice round and looks to seize the title tomorrow.
The Wilks bowlers plan their annual banquet at the club home Thursday at 6 30 PM with about 50 bowlers expected. A ham dinner will be served and prizes distributed, with Christensen Motors crowned champions and Thomas Motors runner up in final standings.
Twenty U S golfers remain in the British Amateur as elimination rounds begin. Frank Stranshi of Garden City Minnesota faces Hobart Manley of Savannah Georgia while Ted Bassett of Westchester New York meets J F McWeilly, a U S armed services member in Germany. By night’s end only 15 U S players can survive with Frank Stranshi in a close 21st hole comeback over Joe Gent, the Yorkshire businessman. Dirk Chapman of Pinehurst NC has not faced heavy pressure yet.
In Glass D Pony Baseball action the Falcons beat Batavia 8-5. Al Miller of Hamilton Cardinal knocked in six runs as his team topped Bradford 12-3. Wellsville won 7-4 over Hornell, Jamestown defeated Benavis 8-5, and Olean's Yankees edged Coming eign 3-2.
Yesterday's Stars Berra and Maglio starred as the Yankees beat Washington 2 to 1 while LaMaglio pitched a four hitter for the Giants, earning a 3 to 0 win over Brooklyn and his ninth straight victory.
St Elizabeth’s exploded for 12 runs in four innings to beat Presbyterian 14 to 10, led by Harvey Latos and Shurdevant. St Thomas’ eased to a 11 to 7 victory with Bob Sullivan and Al Wotus homering, as their eight run sixth inning spurred the comeback.
At EPSOM DOWNS England the Aga Khan entry Tulyar stormed the stretch to win the 273rd running of the English Derby. Gay Time finished second and Faubourg was third as the event drew 33 starters in the classic international sweepstakes. Tulyar was a heavy 100 to 8 longshot in the pro race betting.
The Dory Rod and Gun Club held a meeting last evening with strong attendance led by President Kurt Lindberg. Game Protector Elmer Simpson spoke on the pheasant stocking program, noting nearly 6,600 birds released across seven Erie County townships, and discussed fox eradication efforts.
Denver fighter Soerdo Trish Bob Mupity stopped Reuter Jones of New York in the bout. Newark entrant Doug Carte outscored Julie Jan-Jeson in Newark. Whirlaway won the 104 Sentuckey Derby, signaling the first American crop of fowls from the imnerfed Blenhelm.
Rogers Steel beat National Bank 12 to 11 in five and a half innings at Liveland Fourth Park. Chuck Scott pitched for Rogers as five hits and nine runs in the second inning powered the victory while National Bank used three pitchers to try to stop the rally.
Yesterday Detroit lost 4 7 to New York while Philadelphia beat Boston 7 3 and Chicago defeated Shows. Today Cleveland visits Detroit and Chicago plays St Louis with night games listed. National League results include New York 3 Brooklyn 4 St Louis Chicago 5 Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 New York at Brooklyn and St Louis at Chicago with night games.
Cleveland stockholders of the American Hockey Denue discuss criteria to obtain a National League franchise. The league requests $80,000 for hockey operations and $50,000 for membership, with $67,000 cited for an emergency fund.
Dick Groat of Duke receives the McKevlin Award as the top Southern Conference athlete. He earns a place on the Associated Press All-America basketball team, led the league in scoring with 28.2 points per game, and plans to pursue professional baseball with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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