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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1952
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows an irregular phrase likely about a person named Corry and an arrival event on a Monday. Details are unreadable. no clear names, places, or dates beyond the fragmented tokens.
The Cony Public Schools hold a city wide grade school track meet Monday at Loveland Field starting at 3. Contestants span Class A for sixth graders, Class B for fifth, and Class C for fourth. Teams include Concord Junior Elementary and Fairview Washington, with events such as 80 yard dash shot put broad jump and shuttle relay. Names like Lee Williams, Majid Lindstrom, Ernest Vanssens, and James Lewis appear among participants.
At Gerry Country Club a flag tournament drew 28 players with five placing in the No. 0 cup after nine holes. Winners include Bob Morton Bob Barto Harold Brown Dr R X Williams and Charles Shuss. Art Shambure won the hidden treasure prize and James Lewis earned the award for advancing his flag. The holiday event drew the heaviest crowds this season as spectators filled the course from morning to afternoon.
Yesterday's baseball results highlight Minnie Minoso hitting three homers for the White Sox and Gil Hodges driving in eight runs for the Dodgers. Brooklyn swept Boston 6-4 and 11-2. Bobby Shantz pitched 14 innings for a 2-1 Athletics win over the Yankees in the eighth victory of the season. International League scores show Ottawa 2-1 over Springfield, Syracuse 3-2 over Rochester, Baltimore 8-1 over Montreal, Toronto 4-2 over Buffalo.
In the Aute League baseball doubleheader at Mead Park yesterday the Moose beat He Bikeith in the opener in a seesaw game, while the C J Jamestown pounded the WEW 39 1 in the nightcap. Dick Pitts pitched a standout game for the C J squad as Carroll and Vanssens powered the offense with doubles and singles. The Moose offense featured a late surge led by a Lewis walk and McMullin triple, with Dave Carlson collecting a triple and two doubles for Vern Groin. A second doubleheader is scheduled for Monday with Corry Jamestown vs Moose followed by C J against the Elks.
The Associated Press lists National League leaders with Sauer of Chicago topping batting at .338 and 10 home runs, Muglia of New York 9-0 in pitching with 1 000 strikeouts, and DiMagio of Boston leading American League batting at .399 along with Simpson of Cleveland holding 54 hits.
Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 3 while Cleveland and Philadelphia posted wins. New York fell 1 to 2 and Washington won 5 to 3. Boston lost 2 to 6 as SL Lewis went 3 5.
Major league results feature Minnie Minoso homering thrice to spark the Chicago White Sox to two wins over the Cleveland Indians, while Duke Hodges powers the Dodgers past the Braves. The Giants and Pirates split in a doubleheader as the Cubs win two over the Reds. Red Sox pull within a game of the Indians with a nightcap victory. Yanks defeated by Philadelphia.
At 22, Troy Ruttman became the youngest winner of the Indianapolis 500. He finished in a record pace of 3 hours 43 minutes 41.88 seconds, averaging 128.922 mph, after Bill Vukovich’s crash with 34 laps remaining altered the outcome. Ruttman, from Lynwood California, led only one lap but surged ahead late as Vukovich’s car damaged the wall. J C Agajanian will collect $63,000, with prize totals likely to reach 200,000 attendees. Vukovich and Howard Keck may share $8,000 and final shares depend on official results. Sam Hanks finished third and Dane Carter fourth.
Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns split a doubleheader with a 2-1 win for the Tigers in one game and a 4-5 12 inning victory for the Browns in the other after the Browns took game one.
Organization of a seven team Chiy Sattnall League was effected at a meeting held Wednesday at Wil igms Sport Shop on West South street. The seven teams entered are Corry Jamestown East End Raymonds Ajax Tron Works Spring Zalsneck's Moosee Club. Officers elected: Donald Jackson president Manley Robbins Jr secretary George Ames treasurers Henry Davis Jr treasurers. The season will launch Monday evening June 9 and a three round schedule is now bet formulated.
In New Orleans Chico Varona aged 15 from Havana halted Walter Haines in a brief contest. Varona entered the ring with clear speed and control as the local arena tallied the score. Haines faced a swift defense and could not mount a comeback before the bell.
At the Elks Club North Street 31 skeletors attended the Eiks League banquet. The dinner was served by members and a business session led by H W Powers followed. The season rankings listed Christensen Motors Thomas Motors Hammond Elevator Citizens National Bank Fair Store National Bank. Low Jensen had the top average with several others in the top ten.
The Hamilton Cardinals ride an eight game Pony League win streak as Steve Narel hurled a shutout for a 12-1 win over the Batavia Clippers after an 8-5 first half victory. The Horne Dodgers widened their lead with a home and home sweep 7 to 16.
Ajax torched Rogers Steel for a 14-2 victory in their Teener League opener, led by a strong six-hit third inning and a two-run burst. John Maloney pitched a sharp two-hitter, while Tom Linsky Dick Magen and Dave Fleming collected two hits apiece for Ajax.
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