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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1957
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions firemen vessels and a Supreme court reference. Names and places are unclear, but implies a municipal or official record about fire service vessels and concerns or actions around them. No coherent events or outcomes are identifiable from the readable portions.
The 1957 pennant picture for the Yankees tightens as they face Cleveland after a dramatic season with injuries and comebacks. White Sox loom two games back as Milwaukee and St Louis contest the NL, while Akbar Khan wins the Lombardy Purse at Atlantic City with Willie Hartack aboard.
American League standings reveal teams and records with several inconsistencies in the OCR text. The day’s results show no games played yesterday and multiple night games listed for Kansas City, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago, and others. Tomorrow’s schedule highlights Pittsburgh at Milwaukee as the sole listed matchup.
The Yankees signed outfielder Bobby Del Greco from the Chicago Cubs to bolster the lineup as Mickey Mantle battles shin splints. Del Greco, a speedy center fielder, joins New York for a 13 game stretch against all teams except Washington.
Milwaukee Braves lefty Warren Spahn moves atop the National League ERA standings at 2.75 after a 19 8 mark and 71 earned runs allowed in 282 innings. He trails by Johnny Podres, Don Drysdale, Vernon Law, and Bob Buhl as the NL tightens into a close race.
New York reports champion Needles, 195 Derby winner, retired to stud after sustaining injuries this year. He amassed $600,355 in earnings, including $440,850 last season, as the sport notes his storied career. Bold Ruler, ridden by Eddie Arcaro, won Belmont’s Times Square Handicap by five lengths at Belmont Park, returning $8.70 to win.
Corry Area High SchoolBeavers enter final week of pre season drills for Friday Section I opener against Warren Coaching staff run through defensive and offensive sequences as Warren game approaches Key players include quarterback John Mowrey running backs Don Kamer Lee Williams Bob Nichols and line men Dave Vanney Ernie Vanssens Dick Craker with guards contenders Emmitt Young Jim Woodworth and sophomores Bob Lindsey Jim Musloney vying for spots along with possible junior challengers Terry Williams Ed Latos and Baye Hillstrom for starting roles
In Brooklyn Lulu Perez, 4, an 8 9 underdog, outpointed Bobby Bell in a 1W round return at St Nicholas Arena. Perez weighed 135% to Bell's 126% in the first bout and 18% to 181% in the rematch, shaking Bell with power as Bell was warned for fouls. Judges and AP had Perez ahead as the winner, with Bell scoring fouls in a heated crowd encounter.
Harold Johnson and Wayne Bethea clash in a 10 round bout tonight aiming to position the winner for a title shot versus heavyweight champion Patterson. Johnson, still on the comeback after the bitter orange incident of May 1955, holds top challenger status to Archie Moore’s crown and carries edge in experience against Bethea, who weighs around 200 pounds, with a 20 pound weight pull advantage noted. Johnson’s first Philadelphia outing since his TV fight collapse during the bitter orange moment. a previous suspension followed.
A new eight team C bowing league was organized last evening at Bowl-Aire alleys. Play begins Wednesdays at 9 p m for 34 weeks with squads including Quality Cash, Ldblaws, Heberlein Motors, Thompson Maple Products, Jensen's, Jays, Pepsi and All Way Electric. Officers: Tom Titus president, Kelly Lewis vice president, Bill Sample secretary treasurer. First games set for tomorrow at 9 p m. Ramon Hernandez 154 Juarez is noted with Woody Winslow 152 from Los Angeles.
Meadville High shifts to a split T offense with a new head coach from Steubenville, Ohio. The 1956 Bulldogs finished 2-8, lose four starters, rely on nine returning lettermen, and feature candidates Bill Peter and Leonard Carmilo in the backfield as veteran contributors join Tom Arlsn and others.
Bowl-Aire B Loop kicks off Thursday with both the National and American circuits scheduling their first games of the new season. The National League begins at 6:46 with matchups including Gnsk vs Moose and General Telephone Plant vs Al's Clowes Shop. American League action features Stahl Jewelers vs Corry Pharmacy and Johnson Brothers vs Ajax Pumps, among others. Bowler registration info seeks Tom Lamen dola as league secretary. Toronto report notes Bob Baker outpointing George Ch Valo.
The U S Wildlife Service and Pennsylvania Game Commission outline waterfowl seasons from October 16 to December 23 with daily bag limits and possession caps for ducks, geese excluding snow geese, coots, and brant. Wilson’s snipe season runs October 35 to November 13 with a daily bag of eight. no snow geese or swans season this year.
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