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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1957
Page
7
The Memorial Day Best Ball tourney at the country club features four player teams from handicap divisions A 110 handlesp C 18 27 and D 27 with one player from each in a foursome. Entry is one dollar with all prize money in merchandise certificates. tee-off at 1 30 p m and the low score wins after four drives are pared to the best.
Don Grass Gross, a 18-year-old left hander, pitched one of his finest games, walking one, striking out two and allowing just two hits, but the Redlegs lost to Milwaukee 1-0. The Dodgers and Phillies also had notable games as Philadelphia powered past the Giants 16-6 while St Louis beat Chicago 5-4. In the American League, the White Sox moved two games ahead with a 3-1 win over Kansas City as the Yankees outlasted Boston 8-6 in 10 innings.]
Cory Jamestown led by Norm Jensen in a two hit outing beat The Moose 9 to 1 as Corry Jamestown improves to 2 0. Ronny Brown started but was replaced in the second inning. Mike Malone took the loss for The Moose. Billy Bochemer made a notable running catch. Ed Linski and Mike Warna led the C 1 with two hits each. Aero Supply also rolled to a 20 2 Teener League win over Raymonds with Houser lifting the win and Lindsley adding a triple.
National League clubs voted to explore relocating New York franchises to San Francisco and Los Angeles with October 1 as the draft deadline for minor league territory. Giants and Dodgers owners Horace Stoneham and Walter O'Malley weigh options as city funds consider stadium construction near downtown.
The Saturday Evening Post spotlights the toughest decision pitchers face, noting managers regularly decide when to lift starters for relievers. Birdie Tebbetts and others caution that every pitching change swings game outcomes, with the Post citing 8 percent as a target success rate and top teams relying on bullpen flexibility.
Ortiz is tipped to win a 10 round lightweight clash in Chicago against Noah? Orlin. The bout will be aired on ABC from Paris to Chicag o Stadium. The opponent has a mixed record with a recent win over Teddy Davis and is said to have five knockouts in eight starts this year.
In Hollywood last night Alito Jose Bills and Colao both from 126 weighed in and faced Ricardo Ex Moreno from Mexico City in a 7 round lightweight scheduled bout. Gonti Bertram Bailey from New York refused to fight Lamy Boardman from Marlborough leading to no bout on the card.
In brief, Paris reports illnesses and injuries affecting players in a recent women's final and doubles match. One player suffers from cramps and a strained racket hand, impacting performance. Bodine Pally partners in doubles, but the outcome remains unsettled.
Keystones toppled St Thomas 11 to 7 as a six run fourth inning and a four run fifth fueled the comeback after trailing 11-5. Larry Vanderhoof earned the win for Keystones, while Tom Amoroso took the loss for St Thomas. Jim Kelsey hit a homer and Vanderhoof produced a three bagger, with Zewat sky adding a triple for St Thomas as the churchmen try to rebound in upcoming City League play.
Port Washington fighter Charlie Nor kin faced Crowe Peele of Baton Rollie Ea in a oilpointed bout in New Orleans. Nor kin won by knockout in round ten amid a lively crowd at the oilpointed arena.
Readable lines show Teener League Columbus vs Raymonds and Elks vs VFW plus Thompson's and Moose matchups. City Softball lists Roberts and MeInzies Stee with Thompson's, plus National Bank versus Columbus and Aero versus Ajax. SITV Softball League notes one game with a scheduling error and no guts.
A neck separates the trio as the finish photo confirms a close three horse finish. Jockeys ride hard for the win, while trainers study the image to determine positions and prize money.
Warren Spahn of the Braves out-dueled Don Gross with an eight-hit effort and a 1-0 complete game win at Cincinnati, snapping the Reds road streak at 16. Eddie Robinson of the Indians hit a two-run shot in the ninth to beat Detroit 4-0.
Yesterday results show New York 8 Boston 5, Chicago 8 Kansas City 1, Cleveland 4 Detroit 3. Today Cleveland at Chicago and New York at Washington, Baltimore at East Kansas City at Detroit. Tomorrow doubleheaders Baltimore at Boston, Cleveland at Chicago, plus national league standings and listed matchups enduring through the day.
Pirates edge Dodgers 3-2 in 11th on Roy Face relief and clutch plays at Forbes Field. Clemente beat Labine’s pitch to short, Reese mishandled, allowing Face to score the decisive run in a wild extra inning.
In the final day of racing at Jamaten, Countermand 410 captured the Bergen Beach Purse, defeating a field as Racing New York concludes its meet.
The Tadisnapolla Speedway is set for the 500 mile race with 33 drivers, led by Pat O Connor Eddie Sachs and Troy Ruttman front row contenders. Veterans predict a record pace near 192 mph as Keith Andrews death in practice is noted. The race will skip TV but be carried by a special network in 46 states and the District of Columbus.
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