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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1951
Page
7
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Warren High Dragons travel to Franklin as league play resumes with Coddington leading the visitors in a pivotal game that could crown the Dragons sole possession of first. Other district matchups feature Corry at home against Millcreek, Meadville vs Farrell, and Titusville at Millcreek.
Four bowlers hit 200s in league play led by Clifford McCloskey’s 222 as W Van Barden 214, V Stewart 207 and D Meride 200 also posted high scores. In another note, former college captains are listed on the Detroit Lions NFL roster.
The New York Yankees slump as Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians win, while Brooklyn Dodgers hold a six game NL lead. Mickey Mantle homered on Trucks first pitch, but errors and rough defense plagued the Yankees in a rough stretch. Monte Irvin drove in three for the Giants in a day-night doubleheader, and Spahn pitched well for the Braves in a late comeback.
Community youths aged nine to 12 are invited to report to Love land Field at 6 30 this evening for a drill led by Tom Crage and Sam Baressi. If plans materialize, two teams will form from the north and south sides and play a mid season game. Don Stollestter and Bob Nowitki, former Northwestern linemen, are with the Chicago Cardinals.
A dramatic upset-filled day at the United States National Amateur golf championship in Bethlehem sees 16-year-old Tommy Jacobs of Montebello California advance to the semifinals, youngest since 1919 Bobby Jones. Jacobs will face Joe Gugliardi, Jack Benson, and Billy Maxwell, with age against youth shaping the matchups. Jacobs remarked he would do his best against Gugliardi as the field narrows to four.
American League results include Washington 1 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 9 New York 2 with other games incomplete. National League notes Boston 2 St Louis 4 and St Louis 0 New York 4 with several night games and today’s matchups listed: Detroit at New York, St Louis at Boston, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington, New York at Chicago, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Olean and Hamilton will try again tonight to settle the Pony League semifinal after last night’s rain halted play in the bottom of the second inning with no score. The series stands tied 8-3 in favor of neither side in a best-of-seven, meeting Hornell in a final playoff if the winner emerges. Milwaukee leads Kansas City 2-0 in the American Association standings, Louisville tops St Paul 1-0 in the same set.
Opening matches in the VFW Men’s League last evening featured tight play and several high scores. Standings show Staht's four and Johnson Brothers three. All-Way Electric and Gilson's Restaurant posted strong runs, while long rallies highlighted by Berry and Langhurst and Stewart marked the night.
After a week of rugged practice the Beavers sharpened schemes for a tougher tilt against Warren. Coach Low Harum and Idensis stressed defense and timing as Martin's Garage and Keystone in the Men’s League pushed toward stronger attacks. Results show Van Oise Keystone 648 8 755 Martin's Garage 340 693 23 Banh Vine Soft Drinks 64 669 535 Penelee 571 821 893.
Fragmentary sports lines mention Jonms, Bob Douglas, Don Wood and defense against the Dragons. References to Syracuse Rochester Montreal Buffalo and a shrimp, oysters and blue crabs oddly color coded with copper notes.
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