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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1961
Page
11
Corry Priday showdown ends in fiery melee at Sheen Field
Corry and Franklin high schools staged a 7-7 league battle at Sheen Athletic Field that degenerates into a heated brawl after an Ed Linski interception in the waning moments. Franklin’s Tom Plowers trades a late punch as Beavers and Franklinites collide at midfield while Kane and other teams face upheaval with player quits and coaching discipline. The Beavers prepare for Bradford next Friday as Section Two notes a tough path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sheen Athletic Field
Pranklin
Ed Linski
Tanski
Tom Plowers
Beavers
Bradford Owls
Sheen Field
Seaion
Orange and Black
Meadville
Harborcreek
Bulldogs
Greenville
McDowell
Franklin
Hickory
O41 City
Titusville
Grove City
Johnsonburg
Warren
Dragons
OU City
Warrenites
Paret Regains Welter Crown After Rematch Pursuit
Benny Paret, who reclaimed the welterweight title, plans a Europe tour and non-title bouts as former champion Emile Griffith presses for a rematch. Alfaro dismisses the idea, while judges split on the April Miami Beach rematch outcome and the referee backed Griffith on one vote.
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New York
Ise
Benny Kids
Paret
Europe
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Manuel Alfaro
Argentina
Jorge Perhandes
Las Vegas
al Berl
Greffith
Artie Aidala
Tony Castellano
Miami Beach
Indians Beat Dodgers 8-5 as Bord Drives Five Runs
Walter Bord blasted his first major league grand slam and drove in five runs to lead the Cleveland Indians past the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-5 in the final game of the season. Manager Jimmy Dykes was ill two hours before game time, with coach Mel Harder directing on a temporary basis. Tito Francona also appeared for Cleveland as the game concluded.
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Bond
Indians
LOS Angeles
Walter Bord
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Jimmy Dykes
Mel Harder
Tito Francona
Kanes City
Washington
Kerry Lumpe
Norm Cash
Detroit
Cash
Tigers
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Bill Stafford
Bud Purkey
Yanks
Wills
Maris Ties Babe Ruth Record in 1961 Season
The Associated Press notes Roger Maris finished 1961 with 61 home runs, tying Babe Ruth's single season mark in the modern 162 game AL schedule. Ruth’s record counted 154 decisions in 154 games, while Maris’s achievement comes in the expanded league format. The Yankees won the last game of the season 14 to 0 as they head toward the World Series.
Final Standings and Results From Sunday Baseball
Final standings list New York leading the American League with 100 wins, 53 losses, and a .673 winning percentage, followed by Detroit and Baltimore among other clubs. Sunday results show New York 1 Boston 0, Detroit 1 Minnesota 3, Kansas City 5 Washington 2, Cleveland and Los Angeles with various scores, plus several rain or incomplete games and postponed contests as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Sleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Dykes Blames Lawyers For Tribe Failure
Cleveland AP report states Sunnite Dykes, fired as Cleveland Indians manager, blames lawyers on the club for failure. He predicts the next manager will face a tough job amid rebuilding needs including first and second basemen and a possible center fielder. Indians finished fifth in the American League.
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Piers
The
Thdians
Stroudsburg punting feat caps final contest win
Stroud Union High School of Stroudsburg forced five punts on a single third quarter play, with four nullified by penalties, as they beat Palmerton 13 0 to snap a one game losing streak. Cincinnati lost a tuneup, and the Reds open the World Series against the Yankees in New York. Gibbon struck out eight in six innings for the Pirates. Dodgers pounded Cubs for 8 2, while Giants, Cardinals also won.
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Salmeiglin
Stroud Union High School
Stroudsburg
Neeassis
Stroud
Palmerton
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Joe Gibbon
New York
Reds
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Pirates
Jim Brosnan
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Billy O'Dell
Braves
Los
Angeles
Dodgers
Whseley Field
Chicago Cubs
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Phillies
Phils
Gibbon
Stan Williams
Wiliams
Bob Gibson
Cardinal
Philadelphia
Don Ferrarese
Phil
Willie Mays
Jose Pagan
Giants
Lew Burdette
Bob Taylor
al Spangler
Gerry Perry
Temalaise
Eagles
Browns
Jimmy Brows
Lou Groza
Mill Plum
Rich Dreithime
Bart Starr
Boyd Howler
Ron Krimer
Jin Tyler
Paul Horne
Packers
Steve Myhra
Colts
Lenny Moore
Balltmors
Frank Jakioniy Ure
A. Tittle
Washington
Ollie Matson
Frank Ryan
Rams
Steelers
Maris Hits 61st Homer as Stallard Feeds
New York Yankee Roger Maris hit his 61st home run of the season at Yankee Stadium off Boston pitcher Tracy Stallard. Sal Durante, 14, of Coney Island, Brooklyn, caught the ball amid frenzied fans and police escort. Maris tied the then single season mark in the expanded 162 game season, with Ruth’s 1927 record acknowledged as the all time league standard.
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NEW York
Yankee Stadium
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Tracy Stallard
Boston Red Sox
Sal Durante
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Maris
Stallard
Rghtfield
Ford
Frick
Ruth
Durante
Sandiot
Por Maris
Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League Drama Hits Bowl Scene
Sophie Doug wrapped up a 1999 Jendall bowlers event in the Mixed Doubles League at Bowl-Aire yesterday. Ndimat projects about 300000 dollars in endorsements and royalties over three years as his WCY plateau is reached. Mans, relieved after a taxing season, spoke to reporters calling the run the greatest thrill of his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Doug
Jendall
Ndimat
Mans
Mantle Doubtful, but to Start World Series Game
New York Yankees expect Mickey Mantle to start the World Series against the Cincinnati Reds despite a lingering hip issue. Mantle, released from hospital, will be watched closely by Dr. Sydney Gaynor as he eyes center field in the opening game. The Reds, led by Fred Hutchinson, hope for strong pitching and power from Roger Maris as the series shifts between New York and Cincinnati.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Cincinnati Reds
Ud Mantle
Yanks
Reds
Mantle
Mandur Rath Houk
Bal
Yank
Sydney Gaynor
Ciennnals
Roger Maris
Boston Red Sox
Jim O'Toole
Whitey Ford
Joey Day
Darrell Johnson
Jim Turner
Maris
Johnson
Fred Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati
Pirates claim Roberto Clemente leads NL batting again
The 1960 era Pirates, despite losing the pennant, finished 75-79 after beating the Reds 3 to 1. Roberto Clemente topped the National League with a .351 average, after missing the last five games with a sore throwing arm. Bill Mazeroski drove in the winning run in Forbes Field, marking back-to-back late-game threats. Cincinnati’s Vada Pinson followed with a .334 mark.
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Eaehem
Burgh
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Cincinnati Reds
Clemente
Dick Groat
King
Cincinnati
Vada Pinsin
Bill Mazeroski
Forbes Field
Lions Fall 49ers 49-0 as unbeaten runs crumble
San Francisco routed Detroit 49-0 to knock the Lions from the unbeaten ranks, creating a four way West lead. Red Holzman? No, Red n e all led the offense with mixed QB action, while Philadelphia fell to St. Louis as Dallas dropped to Cleveland.
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Associated Press
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Detroit
Lions
Red Ne
Wires
John Brocht
Bill Kilmer
Bobsby Waters
Philadelphia Eagles
Louis Cardinals
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Major college grid powers stumble in weekend upsets
Iowa and Ole Miss win as four top programs fall. Ohio State, Rice, Penn State, and UCLA were toppled or tested. TCU and Texas challenge for conference supremacy as Georgia Tech, Michigan, and Notre Dame post mixed results in a volatile week across major college football.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Mississippi
Ohio State
Rice
Penn State
UCLA
Dame
Associates
Louisiana State
Hawkeyes
Jerry Burns
California
Southern California
Florida State
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Texas Christian
Buckeyes
TCU
Kansas
Texas
Georgia Tech
Michigan
Alabama
Georgia
Tech
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Syracuse
West Virginia
Maryland
Texas Tech
Washington State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Stanford
Indians
Chargers Top AFL Eleven Titans Win
Chargers top the Western Division at 4 0 with a defensive win over Buffalo and Dallas victory behind Spikes 144 yards and Haynes 117. New York leads the Eastern Division after a 27 30 win over Boston as Abner Hernandez fuels Houston’s fall. Oakland sets league rushing record while Dallas, Denver, and Buffalo suffer losses. Next weekend Oakland and New York idle. San Diego at Boston. Dallas at Denver. Buffalo at Houston.
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Ny Associated
San Diego
Chargers
New York
Titans
al Doron
Atuhe Horn
Buffalo
Boston
Dore
Denke
Oulland
Dallas
Jack Spikes
Haynes
Oatland
Denver
Oakland
George Fleming
Houston
Erie teams clash in late season football scores
Erie East 13 beat Erie Strong Vinwent, Fuirview 30 defeated Wesleyville 0, Connell Valley 21 over Youngsville Northern Aves 12, Randolph Townville 19 edged Laurel 0, Clarion 50 triumphed over East Brady 13.
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Erie East
Erie
Fuirview
Wesleyville
Connecht Valley
Youngs
Willet
Randolph Townville
Laurel
Clarion
East Brady
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Phricco
Happy Lo
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Gophers
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EEN Mps
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Notre Dame
Okahoma
Nave
William & Mary
Jeinz
Empress Mandarin
Pine Valley
Clymer
City
Erie Prep
Jamestown
N.Y
Al’s
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