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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
7
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McInnes Junior Legion loses 4-0 to Erie Sports Store at Glenwood Park in Erie. Young pitches a three hitter with 19 strikeouts to lead Erie. Latos takes the loss for Corry. L. Williams and Houser pace McInnes with two doubles and a third hit. Next game versus Masts Service Station at Loveland Field scheduled for 8 p.m. manager Patsey Notte asks players to meet by 2 p.m.
Pari mutuel golf tourney to be held at Corry Country Club over three days led by a 9 handicap best ball format. Ten foursomes compete in the seasonal sixth sweepstakes with 1 pm start Saturday led by teams including Dr E H Harmon and others.
American League standings show New York and Kansas City atop the docket with Chicago Detroit and Boston close. Yesterday results include Chicago 13 Washington 4 and Cleveland 5 Baltimore 2 while tomorrow's doubleheaders feature Cleveland at Kansas City and Washington at New York. National League leaders San Francisco and Milwaukee top ties as last night boxing cards report Rudell Slick stopping Charlie Coltoli in Louisville.
The Athletics rallied from three runs down to sweep New York, extending their run to four straight wins and narrowing the gap with the Yankees. Cleveland beat Baltimore 5-2 as Chicago and Detroit also posted victories, while Frank Lary and Gail Harris delivered late thunder for Detroit. The Braves suffered a 7-6 loss to St. Louis as San Francisco stayed within a percentage point atop the NL pennant chase.
Scanlon 22 and undefeated in 29 fights stopped Bobby Rogers in a unanimous decision over ten rounds at City College of San Francisco. The West Coast lightweight improved to 11 decisions, 10 knockouts with one draw. He plans visits to Buffalo then Camp Roberts with the California National Guard.
The list includes Rita Jackson Marge Wolcott Mary Bracken Elma Castor Gen Maroney Connie Arrison Ruth Joyce Amy Jackson Bruce Neckers Kay Cassell Betty Bertram and Frank Forrester, indicating their planned accompaniment with the squads.
Bob Casler struck out 18 for Aero but walked seven and allowed seven hits as Columbus Merchants built a 6-1 lead and held on for a 7-2 win. Albin Wester homered triple and two singles for a 3-for-3 night. Bob McVicker pitched for Columbus with errorless defense. Next day memorial doubleheader set with Raymonds vs Columbus and Aero vs National Bank.
Corry Country Club plans a banner season with expanded pro shop space and new features for golfers and visitors. The club emphasizes modernization, a strong pro shop staff led by Charlie Shuss, and key tournaments including the Don MacKenzie Memorial and National Golf Day events with PGA support. Proceeds aid golf charities such as the Blind Golfers Association and Babe Didrickson Zaharias cancer fund.
The Weather Bureau projected calm conditions for the 42nd 500 mile race with a 70 degree high and only a 6-1 chance of rain. Chief Steward Harlan Fengler convened drivers for the instruction meeting outlining lineup procedures and a possible alternate entry. The 23 qualified cars must stop full start procedures by 6:30 am with single file lining on the pit apron and no inters unless necessary to fix mechanical defects.
Minor League baseball tryouts for boys eight to ten will be held at Corry Area High School field on Monday, June 2. All eligible boys from the Corry area school district must report Monday to be considered for the program supervised this year by Ben Calderone.
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