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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
Sep 09, 1957
Page
7
Rudolph Tops Mohr For 3rd Golf Title
John Rudolph of Arizona successfully defended his Cony Country Club golf title, beating Dr. John Mohr 8 and 7 in the final round after a tight start. Rudolph led early with birdies and par exchanges, then pulled away by the 27th hole to clinch his third consecutive club championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rudolph
John Mohr
Rudolph
Arizona
Mohr
Braves Falter As Cards Rally To Win
Braves stumble as Cardinals rally to a 4-3 victory. Atlanta’s pitching woes deepen with War ren Spahn the only reliable arm left. Yankees beat Washington 5-2 to widen AL lead. White Sox fall to Kansas City in 13 innings. Cardinals erase 3-0 deficit to top Cincinnati 4-3. Giants top Brooklyn 3-2. Phillies take 7-4 from Milwaukee, Pirates 6-2. Detroit downed Cleveland 4-1. Boston blanked Baltimore 2-0 behind Mike Fornieles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Bobby Shants
Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Cardinals
Cincinnati
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Piates
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Mike Fornieles
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Burdette
Spahn
Conley
Ernie Johnson
Big Gene
Alice
Gubs
Braves
Bob Will
Parker's Steelers Beat Lions in 2014 Exhibition
Coach Butdy Parker returned to lead his Pittsburgh Steelers to a 20-14 exhibition win over the Detroit Lions. Pittsburgh scored 13 points in the third quarter to build a 20-7 lead and shut down late Detroit drives. Joe Schmidt opened scoring for Detroit, Fran Rogel and Gary Glick contributed before halftime, Dick Hughes returned a punt for yardage in the third, and Bobby Lane connected with Jerry Reichow for Detroit's final touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufpalo
Butdy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Detroit Lions
Steelers
Detroit
Parker
Lions
Pittsburgh
Joe Schmidt
Fran Rogel
Gary Glick
Dick ‘Hughes
Glick
Bobby Lane
Jerry Reichow
Field Day at Columbus Rod and Gun Club Draws Crowd
The Corry Rod and Gun Club held its annual Field Day in Columbus with ideal weather. The event featured skeet, shooting, archery, trap, angling, and bingo, awarding seven grand prizes and numerous door prizes donated by local businesses. Winners included Pete Heerlein and Joe Slike for grand prizes, with many other prizes going to attendees. additional prizes were presented by Western Auto, Barney’s Firestone, and others. A late section notes a boxing result in Juarez with Raul Macias defeating Panchito Gonzalez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Columbus
Pete Heerlein
Joe Slike
M. J. Piecirillo
Anderson
Earl Engiest
Erle
C. L. Bankson
Rouseville
Winter Tread
Harry Jaguith
Western Auto
Barney
Firestone
Ike Wickwire
Sport
Ponder
Sunoco Service
Wellman'’s Vacuum Service
Cherry Hardware
Earl Price
G. C. Murphy Co
Earl Steadman
Paul's Men's Wear
Bill Chris
Toy Town
Art Cochran
Don Stevenson
Schaub's
Bethel Moodie
Tuffy
Kendall Service
C. M. Patterson
Graves
E. MacDonald
Croscot's
Tom ‘Stroup
Coin Bank
National “Bank of
Cory
Kim Felton
Corry Savings and Loan
el Hacn
Grand Valley
Veterans Auto Beles
Keith
Fox Keystone Service
Paul Wan
Stahl Jewelers
Dick Hunt
Leo al Co
Helen Bennett
Veterans Auto Sales
Jean Lindsey
Floyd Marsh
Veterans Auto
Elmer Simpson
Union
City
Geraldine Stewart
Frank and Verna
William Flick
Grice Jewelers
Alberta van Winkle
Gordon Suddarth
Case of Pop
A&b
Ronald Hunt
Cochran
Geraldine Tupp
Waterhouse Garage
Meerdink
Mary Brown Wins $500 Hole-In-One At Beaver Club Tourney
Mary Brown sinks a 36 inch first shot to win $500 cash and the Woman closest to the cup prize in the Beaver Club hole-in-one tournament. The event awarded multiple daily prizes, with Mohr earning a $100 savings bond and other players securing cash awards as the contest ran through September. A future event with possible lighting around the course is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasselas Brown
W. A. “Bud” Gumbleton
Beaver Club
Brown
Ajohn Mohr
Whoesterday
Sfras
Mohr
Ed Koyach
John Rossbacher
Lloyds of Landwall
Caleeliy
Russ Cassett
Walter Bowen
Oie
Althea Gibson Wins Historic Tennis Crown
Althea Gibson, born in Harlem, becomes the first African American to win a national tennis championship by defeating Louise Brough 6-3 6-2 at the West Side Tennis Club. Earlier, unseeded Mal Anderson upset Ashley Cooper 10-8 7-5 6-4 in the men's final, surprising the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rime A. Ua
Althea Gibson
Women's Army Corps
Miss Gibson
Wags
West Side Tennis Club
Louise Brough
Althea
Mal Anderson
Ashley Cooper
Giants Triumph Over Brooklyn In Polo Grounds Classic
Hank Sauer belted his 25th homer, a two run shot in the fourth, boosting the Giants to a 4 4–2 win over Brooklyn. Jack Urban pitched the complete game for Kansas City as the Athletics edged Chicago 3–2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Hank Sauer
Hants
Culburet
Giants
Brooklyn
Polo Grounds
Jack Urban
Athletics
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Baseball scores and schedules in the American League
Yesterday results show New York 6 Washington 4 and Detroit 4 Cleveland 1, Boston 2 Baltimore 1, Kansas City 1 Chicago 19 innings. Tonight no games. tomorrow Kansas City at Baltimore, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas
York
Washnoton
Wissiiington
Bellimore
Kansas City
Gianes
Titusville Rockets Poised For Strong Season In Section II
Ten veterans anchor Titusville football as coach Lee Mowrey leads the Rockets in a T formation. Returning stars include Howie Sampson and Erwin Olson, with Vernon Knapp Phil Myer Bill Johnson and Tom Allan on the line. The opener is set at Old City, followed by a high-stakes October 28 trip to Corry in the traditional rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie Sampson
Erwin Olson
Speerly
Vernon Knapp
Phil Myer
Bill Johnson
Tom Allan
Dick Platt
Gene Mitchom
Stu Morris
George Dewey
Max Cole
Florida
Joel Benson
Rocket Eleven
Mowrey
Bigod
Port
Buchan
Old City
Beavers
Titusville
Corry
Titusvilfe
Oill' City
Millcreek
Warren
Plan All Star Hockey Series Nears Start in Philadelphia
The Eastern Hockey League and International League plan an interleague all star game each year with the first slated for January in Philadelphia. Officials agreed at a Saturday meeting as Frank Gallagher of the International League outlined selections by leagues and coaches. Standings show Milwaukee leading the Eastern squad with 83 wins, 52 losses, and 10 ties, followed by St Louis Cincinnati and New York. Saturday results included Brooklyn 5 New York 4 and Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 3 with other scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Is Hockey League
Philadelphia
Bath Nites
Frank Gallagher
International League
Milwaukee
St Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tick Tock Wins Sysonby At Belmont Park
In Belmont Park racing action Tick Tock nosed Re teged to win the $80,200 Sysonby stakes while Del Mar’s Old Pueblo with Eddie Arcaro captured the $64,680 Futurity. At Atlantic City Willie Hartack rode Li'l Fella to win the $35,650 World’s Playground Stakes for 2-year-olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tick Tock
Belmont Park
del Mar
Calif
Old Pueblo
Eddie Arcaro
Atlantic City
N. J
Willie Hartack
Tigers Beat Indians 3-1 in Detroit Victory
Detroit tops Cleveland 3-1 as Billy Hoeft improves to eight wins while Cal McLish takes the loss. Gene Woodling hit a solo homer in the eighth for Cleveland, the Indians' lone run, as Detroit scores twice in the first inning and holds on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gene Woodling
Cleveland Indians
Billy Hoeft
Dave Philley
Alaine
Charley Maxwell
Ingersheir
Jugihe
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Mobr
Corry Country Club
Rolf
Motrin
Ry Associated
Fred Haney
Warren Spain
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Gene Coulsy
Isvilee
Pagis Ross
Ferdik
Houston
Paul
Pennzoil
West Smith
Rod, Gun Club
Juarez
Mexico
Raul Macias
Mexico City
Kayoed Panchito Gonsalez
Kendall
Mary Brown
Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros
East Main St
Ropeors
Selon
StyGin
Ptrusville
API
Py Ee
Tigers
Indians
Patterson-Sargent
Agus
INDIE
Yey
Chic Young
Norge Big Freeze
Norge
Zone Ane
Meat
Best
Roberts
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