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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1964
Page
7
A decision on the Area High expansion includes cafeteria renovations and a planetarium space. The joint committee reviews bids from architectural firms led by David Deane Pittsburgh and Honda to design a refreshed building with a new meal area and study facilities.
After days of doubt the Men's Bowling Association in Corry voted to proceed with the spring event despite an abbreviated field. A late surge in registrations brought the count to 24 teams and 40 doubles and singles entries. Competition opens at VPW Lanes with team play at 7 pm and doubles singles at 9 15 pm.
Washington records show Pennsylvania Governor Scranton and his wife Mary vacationing in Florida played tennis with U. S. Senator Joseph Clark and his wife Noel. The Scranton pair won the match 14 12 after leading 12 11 before a serve was lost.
Ajax led by Dale Hane merlee Clim Johnson Merle Ollaway and others defeated Corry Loan and BPM to reach the city volleyball semifinals. Mooses beat Nationwide to reach the other semifinal, with Corky Goat and Left Frank Menigat contributing for the winners. Semis set for next Wednesday with Ajax vs Corry Loan at 7 and Moose's vs BPM at 8.
Louis finesse and veteran leadership boost the Hawks to a 111 to 110 win in Frisco, giving St. Louis a 1 0 series lead as Hagan Pettit Guerini pace the comeback. Chamberlain tops with 33 points but Hawks rally in the second half. Hagan suffers knee bruise. Willis injures ankle but expected to play Friday.
Gene Shue, once the league’s top scoring guard and Baltimore native, announces retirement after a fifty year career in basketball. The Baltimore Bullets traded Shue and center Paul Hogue to the New York Knickerbockers in a deal that also sent center Billy McGillis to New York.
Roxann Bradford tallied 28 points and Jackie Benson added 23 in the second half to help St Louis pull away. Zelo Beaty contributed 24 including 18 in the final period, as the squad clinched a three game win streak.
The Milwaukee Braves extended their interleague win streak to 10 by defeating the Chicago White Sox, showing NL dominance over AL foes in Florida spring action. The Braves have beaten all seven AL teams and led NL clubs 66 to 33 in interleague play.
The Indians manager Birdie Tebbetts reportedly suffered a coronary in Tucson. He was taken to St Mary’s Hospital and was described as in satisfactory condition. Tebbetts home is in Anna Maria Florida.
Winston Salem Journal reports Wake Forest College signed its first Black athlete for a grant in aid. Kenneth Butch Henry, Dudley High School quarterback from Greensboro, is to join the program, becoming the ACC's second Black competitor after East Maryland last fall.
Jon Reiindl, first Pittsbagel pitcher in an exhibition, faced non support at the plate as Baltimore won. Petwad worked all nine innings while Pittsburgh managed only two hits and one Virale runner reached second. Rubin Roberts yielded early hits to Schofield and Clendenon. Harvey Haddix closed with two scoreless frames for Baltimore.
Miami report indicates 21 year old Chicago White Sox pitcher Juan Vizarro ended his holdout by signing a contract estimated at 25 thousand dollars. The Puerto Rican left hander, who went 16 and 8 last season, received about a 20 percent raise over 1963 pay. Shop Your Corry Stares.
Buenos Aires AP reports funeral services were scheduled today for Alejandro Lavorante former Argentine heavyweight boxing champion who died after a long coma following a Sept. 21, 1962 knockout by Jerry Riggins in Los Angeles He died in Mendoza at age 27 after brain operations and a long recovery period.
Manny Elias of Phoenix won a close 15 round decision over Frankie Duran of Austin to capture the North American bantamweight championship. The 118 pound Elias outpointed Duran 115 to 115 percent on the scorecard.
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