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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1961

Page

7

Braves and Yanks Take Teener Doubleheader Wins

The Braves defeated the Indians 7-4 at Loveland Field to stay atop the Teener Baseball League, with Jim Shaver and hitters Swackhammer, Proper, and Ah! driving runs. In the night game the Yankees beat the winless Pirates 6-2 to secure second place as Malone took the loss.

Braves Indians Loveland Field Yankees Pirates Tribe Jim Shaver Gary Swackhammer Bill Proper Dany Ah

Corry Jamestown Tops Little League Standings

Corry Jamestown leads after a 7-6 win over VFW in the holiday doubleheader at Bracken Field. Joe Baresai tied for the pack with 89,0 points while Sam Baressi’s VFW sits 3-4 after yesterday’s results, as a 10-5 Monday victory over Ellis dropped into a temporary lead.

Corry Jamestown VFW Bracken Field Joe Baresai Sam Baressi Ellis

Local Little League Standings Highlight Nine-Run Openers

In Monday night action Corry Jamestown beat Vera Group’s Elks 8-7 as Pete McLaughlin allowed seven hits. Larry Rieck hit a three run homer for the winners while Chuck Wright went 3-for- including a double. Gary Blynt starred for Corry Jamestown with a 3-for-3 first inning homer. In the nightcap Elks toppled the Moose 25-0, tagging Bracken Elks with 17 hits after taking an early 7-0 lead.

Art Hotchkiss Yanks Mike Hanna Bucs Hotchkiss Hanna Yankees Black Picetrillo Aive Amacher Indians Tnowhat BYMG Donny Hammond Dave Clark Wetmore Aes Jer Slavery Ward Greeley Hillstrom Swanson Braves MarLett Hooks Hasbrouck Lawson McKee G. Swackhammer Pain Higley Sprovers Nichols Blynt R_ Swackhammer Rieck Zewatsky Moose India J. Wascak Sprover Beal Morton Laurie Ward Savio Malone Costello Bosak McCaslin Neylon Roehrig Grinder Steves Perkins Frisina Iar Miller Swart Brown Tf Currier Law Burrows Son Savko Wright Derone Rooker Mick Eshelman Darnofall Pirates Brady Messing Lloyd K. Wright Hanks Milter Houghtling O Elks Wascak G Wright Anderege Darnefall Southworth Damon Dampfall Blondie Yankees Woodworth SweetHeAar Biliey Upperman Zalaneck Bullen Holchkiss Britten Piraten Ij Holchbeides Corry Jamestown Ellis Moone VFW Pete McLaughlin Larry Rieck Chuck Wright Vera Group Elks Bob Haenel Gary Blynt Corry Bracken Field

Corry Foams In City Softball Loss To Jamestown

Jamestown routs Corry Foaming 13 to 0 in opening City Softball League game. Terry Williams clouted three early runs with four doubles lighting the assault as Bob Faber Dick Chase Howie McLean and Williams pace the onslaught. Dick Chase earned the win while Jim Nelson took the loss.

Terry Willams Tom Metzen Bill Turner Jim Kelsey Dick Staples Corry Fouminning Bob Faber Dick Chase Howie McLean Williams Chase Dick Bailey Jim Nelson Moose’s Al-Pi Corry Feyel D. Batley Sargent Bob Batley Vannoy Fiecardi Dunia McLean Willams Kelsey Faber

Major League Crowds Down On Memorial Day Attendance

Attendance across Major League Baseball on Memorial Day fell about 20 500 from last year despite a larger schedule with expansion to 10 teams. The American League total dropped to 128 071, 7 578 below 1949, while the National League drew 119 928, down 12 948. Cincinnati and the Giants led the NL crowd with 41 893 in San Francisco where 20 009 surged for tickets. The two leagues combined for 229 999, below last year’s 269 823.

Detr Kansas City Los Angeles Washington Cincinnati Giants San Francisco

Braves manager fumes after bus fire aboard Milwaukee supporters

Milwaukee manager Charlie Dressen blasted the Braves after someone set newspapers ablaze in the back of a team bus from Philadelphia. He warned lineup changes after June 15 trade deadline while the club, whose opener beat by Art Mahaffey 11-4, heads to Pittsburgh for tonight's game.

Dressen Philadelphia Milwaukee Charlie Dressen Braves Art Mahaffey Pittsburgh

Big League Stars Dominate White Sox in Doubleheader Sweep

Pitching trio Steve Barber Skinny Brown and Hoyt Wilhelm held Chicago to seven hits and one run in the split. Barber blanked the Sox to a 6-0 win in game one while Brown and Wilhelm combined on a four-hit 2-1 victory in game two. Ron Santo led Cubs offense going 1-for-8 with a two-run single in the eighth for a 5-3 win and added three hits and another RBI in the 10-0 nightcap over the Pirates.

Steve Barber Skinny Brown Hoyt Wilhelm Orinles White Sox Barber Brown Wilhelm Ron Santo Cubs Pirates RBI Ay Associated Press Ty Chacwats Reds la Francisco Rage Ron Giants Braves Jost Willie Maya Minager Jim Maloney Fant Jones Seorine Ful Juan Marichal Bob Purkey Makisis Wis Rob Gison Willlirs Larry Sherry Homer Carl Blom Whien Sher Nkine Ken Hoyer Chloe Cardwell Liam Josie Seen Urmchy Wilmer Mizell Oright Hanner Tsan Dick Ellsworth Hye Soo Mwch Ate Estates Opes Himes Deetkione Katie Hack INI Pohmt Jo Wits BeAvos Vink Aarot Dihle Kon Walters Dwerin Art Mahitfey Ins Fis Melty Lope Mussians Steve Thebor Cleveland Kansas City Hugh Gils Tranitos Bob Sysh Josie Sharin Sim Landis Miele Dick Walliams Hose Hui Bud Daley Pichon Kunkel Jerry Wilker Norm Stebarn Helt Oda Bale Omer Jand Punt Bovine Ton Stoke Paseyil Wynn Hayyilo Frank Pink Atreok Bob Allison Mickey Mantle Roger Mart Hill Skowron Onsale Tyme Gene Poonley Une Sehit Pitelinwe Hoban Willie Tashy

Golf Season Opens Tomorrow for Women at Country Club

Women golfers begin season with sign up by 9 a.m. at the Country Club. Those who register will be paired for the opening match with low putts and longest drive favored.

Casseift and Kaiser Win Scotch Foursome in Open Golf Event

Russ Casseift and Mrs Kaiser win the Scotch foursome at Corey Country Club with a 45 score for nine holes. Second place goes to Ware Jack Castor and Mrs Du win with 47. A mixed event, the format pairs men and women, with qualifying rounds for the July 10th quadrangular match at Tusville and the low 16 teams advancing.

Russ Casseift Mrs. Kaiser Kaiser Yestoun Ware Jack Castor Duwin Swink Ed Kaixernese A. G. Wells Aber Witusville

A J Foyt Wins Holiday 500 Mile Indy Race

Texan A J Foyt takes victory in the Holiday 500 at Indianapolis despite a crash filled event. The race featured multiple spectacular wrecks, extended pit stops, and injuries to several drivers, with Foyt managing to lead late and secure the win amid caution periods and mechanical challenges.

A.J. Foyt

Bowling Highlights From Summer League Standouts

The Ryyis lead in a wavelike bowling series with Monnay posting a 486. Larry Ryyis had a 42a high single and John Windard earned a 286 high game. Notables in the field include AL Dupnewold 224 Dick Smith 206 Wayne Skinner 206 and Sian Sarnitcki 202.

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Pirates Pulverized by Orioles as race tightens

A chaotic slate sees the Pirates routed while the Orioles climb in the standings. Reds and Giants split series. Jones, Marichal, and Purkey highlighted a tense three-game set with sharp hitting and pitching. Dodgers, Cardinals, and Cubs also featured in a packed day of action.

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