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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1951
Page
7
Joe Collins delivered a timely homer as the Yankees beat the White Sox 5-4 to gain a half game on the Indians. Brooklyn topped St Louis 4-1 and the Giants lost, while the Dodgers held a strong lead in the NL standings.
Yesterday's results feature New York 5 Chicago 4 and St Louis 4 Washington 3 with only scheduled games. Standings list New York, Washington, St Louis and others with games behind leader figures. Tonight New York at Boston and Cleveland at Detroit with more night matchups in both leagues. Minor leagues show International League Montreal 7 Syracuse 2 in best-of-seven final series and American Association Milwaukee 6 St Paul 2 with Milwaukee Yeow leading 2-0.
TAGM Electric Keglers extended their win streak to eight by blanking Sparta Hotel, leading the National League at Bon-Aire. Aero Supply toppled Johnson Brothers, Al's Clothes Shop beat Paul's Men's Wear, and Stahl's split with Williams Sports Shop in other matches. Individual scores and results follow, with TAGM Electric posting 443 808 781 to Sparta Hotel 606 717 750.
Kim Turnosa from Bristol?ff North Carolina Doug Ford of Harrison North Carolina and Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach California each shot 69 to lead the Reading Open after the first round. Of 142 players only four went two under par and seven matched par. Early group included Jerry Barber Earl Stewart Jr. Clayton Heafner and Ed Tabor.
Corry and Millcreek, Evie county’s lone Class A school outside Evie, clash at Loveland Field tonight at 8:30. Millcreek, led by co captain Antinis, bets on Roger Andrus’s return as a key punter and two way player against Corry’s Stornei, Dovelas and Hannan. The Beavers bring a 70 piece band for the halftime show as officials Otta, Wells and Rosequist set the scene.
Mike Drobieck rolled a 244 to pace the sur skvelers into the 200 club at Bowl-Aire yesterday evening. Ed McElroy 214 Bob Lewis 210 Frank Wise 208 Jim Hall 202 and Bill Lamielle 200 joined the double century list.
Edmund Wicht aged 66, longtime leader of the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Association, died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Harrisburg Hospital. He collapsed at his desk and never regained consciousness. President Mark Funk planned a board meeting to discuss successors while Helen Holler would oversee PIAA headquarters. Separately, Chuck Davey defeated Danny Stepnovich in Lansing boxing action.
Ford Frick was chosen as baseball's third commissioner after a protracted vote by 16 major league owners. Warren Giles backed Frick, and the decision followed a 14-2 ballot in his favor with a demand for a unanimous final ballot. Frick succeeds A. B. Chandler, who resigned amid stalled negotiations.
Cory Junior High defeated Warren 7 to 6 at Loveland Field in an opening game. Bob Hixson scored the first touchdown for Cory with Heaner adding the crucial extra point. Warren tied late on a long run by Maffey, but Cory’s defense held and secured the win.
The report lists player pairings by position and ends with Maffey breaking loose for a late touchdown. Several names appear as ends tackles guards centers and backs across two squads including Corry Plass Brynolison Behultz Sander Sherwood Wolfe Sorenson Hixson Himer Maloney Anderson Kim Burkhart and Warren Maftey Catfetto Barko Stumey Viel Eaton gen cer Kittener Shut fer Keamer Rose sullbick.
Hornell captured the Governors Cup in the PONY League by beating Olean 4-3 in the ninth of the sixth game to win the final series. Gil Shirk delivered his first hit of the series a double that scored Don Rattus sealing the win after Hornell ousted Jamestown in the series. Time noted Olean eliminated Hamilton to reach the finals.
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