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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1957
Page
7
Johnsonburg shocked Corry Beavers 40-0 on Friday night ending a long unbeaten run. The loss follows two weeks of prep by Johnsonburg after scouting Corry in road games. The Beavers face six remaining games including a pivotal matchup with Franklin and a showdown with Corry later in the season.
In October and December 1957 separate licenses are required for bow and arrow deer and the antlerless three day season. Applications are with issuing agents. Archers may buy through county treasurers or the Department of Revenue in Harrisburg. antlerless licenses must be obtained from the county treasurer. The special three day hunt runs December 16 to 18.
Walt Wolfe and Larry Cassett lead their teams in week one action. Wolfe scored twice as Granville defeated Mount Union 25 to 0, while Cassett’s Carnegie Tech fell 14 to 9 to Buffalo. Ernie Vanssens sprained an ankle but should play Friday against Franklin. Oil City hosts Warren in a 0-2 Section II clash.
The Pittsburgh Pirates traded shortstop Dick Barone to the Columbus farm club for pitchers Ron Blackburn and Don Williams and outfielder Howie Goss.
Corry junior varsity, led by Moravek Morris and Morris, defeated Oil City 26 to 7. Rieck scored twice, Leight and Grinner added late points as Corry built a 12 7 lead after one and pulled away with two more Curry TDs and a Steve Olson score. Oil City’s Leight had a 70 yard run.
San Francisco's board of supervisors unanimously approved inviting the New York Giants to settle in the West. The city offers a 35 year lease for a new 45 000 seat stadium with temporary quarters at Seals Stadium, while the Giants’ president Horace Stoneham may submit the offer to the National League.
New York fans gather as the Yankees, in their 23rd October classic, are 8-5 favorites to beat the Milwaukee Braves in the opening game of the 54th World Series. Whitey Ford seeks a third straight win, facing Warren Spahn in a lefty duel at Yankee Stadium. Mantle and Skowron expected to play despite shin splints and a back issue, with contingency at first base.
New York newsman clash follows Milwaukee celebration as Fred Haney defends his Milwaukee Braves. He vows to win the World Series and discusses lineup plans for Joe Adcock Frank Torre Bob Furillo Andy Pafko Slaughter Ford Spain and Whitey. The Braves aim to start with Ford on the mound and Spain as opener.
Jimmy Archer of Bronx snapped De Cola’s six match run with a split decision at St Nicholas Arena in New York. De Cola led early but Archer outboxed him to win the telecast bout and extend his own victory streak to 11.
Michigan State remains No. 2 after routing Indiana 54-0 while Oklahoma climbs to second with 81 first place votes and 1 28 points. Minnesota moves to third after a 46-7 win over Washington with Duke rising to fourth by beating Virginia 49-0.
Sonny Staples led the Bowl-Atre men with games of 200 and 245 as Hammonds five contributed to a team high 1001. In the A league top names included Castor 211 Ham mond 202 Barr 204 Loveland 223 Jensen 223 Bracken 214 Bemis 201. WEW tenpins saw Pier 294 213 Gustafson 219 with other high games by Ross 206 Niedomys 200 Dubrosky 201 Reed 202 Sandburg 200 and Hiles 208.]]
Los Angeles City Council adjourned after a nine hour session on the Dodgers land transfer contract. Mayor Poulson predicts approval at next reading while police warned of a bomb threats as debate raged. Opponents, led by Councilman Mote, offered amendments which were rejected.
Top seeded Sven Davidson of Sweden defeated Vic Setzas of Philadelphia in the Pacific Coast Championships, with scores 7-5, 0-8, 6-1, 0-4 in the men's singles. Davidson advances in a match that highlighted the event’s strong international field and competitive play at Berkeley.
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