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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1960
Page
7
A rough night for the Yankees sees Lemon ignite a rally but fall to the Orioles. Jim Lemon hit two homers and Harmon Killebrew added a blast as Washington beat Boston, while Detroit shut out New York and others remain close in the standings.
The page lists results from American League games including Baltimore vs New York and Boston vs Detroit, with Sunday and Monday schedules showing matchups such as New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago. It also notes National League pairings and standings around Milwaukee, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia, plus a long list of upcoming games and venues.
Jesse Owens challenged Avery Brundage of the International Olympic Committee over claims soft undercurrent threats and U S decline. Owens praised U S athletes at Berlin 1936, noting 29 Olympic records broken and a strong national effort amid global competition.
Drag racer Mickey Thompson aimed to top 891.198 mph and set a new mark at the Utah salt flats after reaching 406.6 mph in a measured mile. He pledged to return after a broken driveshaft halted the attempt and tentatively faced Sir John Cobb’s long-standing record.
The report details near final rounds in two city tennis tournaments. It notes matches where McVeeker defeated Avr Boykin 6-1 to reach the semifinals and mentions other players like Lie Lhd Winter and Janet Mucktitaup advancing, with outcomes shaping the final stages.
The article highlights the pursuit of a basketball title by the Yanks amid a lengthy run of Olympic appearances and a focus on notable players and teams. It notes the historic context and the challenges faced in clinching the championship.
Gene Minen starred for the underdog Denver Broncos as they defeated the favored Boston team 18 to 10 to open the American Poorhill League season. Minen, a 199 pounder with no college football experience, delivered the decisive surge in the third period after a Broncos punt return setup.
Larry Sherry relieved in two perfect innings as the Dodgers defeated the Braves 5 to 9. He retired Ed Mathews Hank Aaron and Al Dark with bases loaded and none out. Jim Lemon drove in five runs with his 36th and 37th homers to give him a share of the American League lead in an 82 victory over the Indians.
Rome AP reports Americans face a tough Rome marathon field led by Kelley with Gordon MacKenzie and Alex Breckenridge. It notes heavyweight hopes Bradford and Nord Schemansky and previews closing Olympic events as records and medals rise amid 85 countries competing.
Wilma Rudolph and fellow U S Olympians faced a long delay and setbacks after exhibition events in Ath. The Tennessee standout worried about college work and graduation while continuing training since July.
A chaotic cross country event leads to multiple horse injuries with about half the starters hurt. Rider Toni Gaylord and other competitors describe the course as dangerous. Australia’s Lawrence Morean wins dressage and endurance with Silah Days to top a 41-survivor field from 73 starters.
Beaver Club launches recruitment drive as it plans a new athletic season. Officials led by president Thy Kedar of Comny outline membership benefits and access to beaver club activities, with tickets and events expanding downtown offerings.
Mizell pitched effectively as the Pirates beat the Cubs and Giants in a doubleheader. Key moments included a sixth inning rally, notable hits from Aaron and Ashburn, and strong relief from Sherry. The day featured standout performances from various veterans and a late surge to seal the wins.
In St Louis the NFL team lost 34 to 43 against Philadelphia. Los Angeles SEL secured a 28 to 21 victory over Pratictstt in another NFL game.
Fragmented text shows bowling results and standings with references to Corry Jamestown Owl and listed scores. The most legible item notes the United States point Ka Lae on Hawaii as the southernmost location, with scattered numbers and names from a league table.
Hamilton Applogile, 61, owner of the Kentucky Derby winner Ola Trusebud named for a whiskey brand, died yesterday in Louisville. He served as treasurer and auditor of Churchill Downs for years.
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