Corry High Practice Hit By Weel Era Snow
Local Corry High athletes push through heavy snowfall and cold as opening day nears. Spring grid drills roll on with Penn State Notre Dame and Purdue releases noted. Little League expansion and Ray Mitchell update also covered with community sports echoes.
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Hall of Fame
Kid Paret Dies Of Ring Injury
Benny Paret, 25, died at 1:55 a.m. after brain damage from the March 24 Madison Square Garden fight with Emile Griffith. His death followed pneumonia and a three hour brain operation, as New York investigated the bout and the state debated boxing regulations.
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Griffith Paret weigh-in sparks heated exchange and risk
At Madison Square Garden Benny Paret and Emile Griffith weighed in for their welterweight bout. The session turned tense as Paret allegedly taunted Griffith in Spanish while Griffith warned him off. Griffith refused to pose for photos, citing anger and a threat to rush the fight. Commanding post-weighing comment on form followed as both camps showed confidence. Also: Air Force Academy spring football drills open with 104 candidates under Coach Ben Martin.
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Warriors Face Must Win Game In Playoffs
AP reports Philadelphia coach Frank McGuire says his Warriors must beat Boston to stay alive in the Eastern Division final. With Tom Gola out, Boston’s deep bench gives the Celtics a major edge. A seventh game would be in Boston if needed.
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Pipers Hope To Squaze Series In Playoff Showdown
Kansas City hosts Cleveland as the Pipers seek to even the American Basketball League playoff series after dropping game one 126 115. Rested guards and ailing players return for the second game with Cleveland moving the next two games to their city if needed.
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Journal daily recommended for a son or daughter away
A note suggesting a daily Journal subscription for a child away from home. The message encourages keeping in touch and enjoying the newspaper during absence, implying a practical gift idea and familial bond.
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Journal Daily
Indians Deal Vic Power To Minnesota For Ramos
Cleveland sends Vic Power and Dick Stizman to the Minnesota Twins for Pedro Ramos. The move follows prior trades and aims to add a dependable starting pitcher. Ramos has a 78-112 career record and led the league in losses four times, while Power is a proven fielding first baseman and Stizman an All Star with a strained record. Cleveland GM Gabe Paul vows more pitcher shopping.
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Washington Senators
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Gene Green
Jim Mahoney
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Ramos
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White Sox ride six straight hitless wins to the A L lead
The Chicago White Sox won their sixth straight, beating Kansas City 5-1 in Sarasota as rookie Joel Horlen pitched six hitless innings. The offense avoided home runs, collecting nine hits in the win to push their record to 14 8 and keep pace behind the Yankees. In other spring results, world champions improved to 15-7 with a win at Orlando, while Arizona and California clubs led the cactus league.
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Walt Michaels Quits Browns for Raiders Coaching
Walter Michaels, an 11 year NFL veteran and Browns linebacker, announced he is quitting Cleveland. He said he will fly to San Francisco to join the Oakland Raiders as defensive coach, citing a salary dispute and awaiting contract. Michaels also noted talks with Paul Brown yielded no satisfaction. He previously played for Washington & Lee and Green Bay, and lives in Shickshinny, Pennsylvania.
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Bowling results and league leaders from the Clymer circuit
In Bowl-Aire leagues Wilbur VanBarden and teammates posted a high 855 series with scores 219 and 172 as Vin Legtets John White and Charles Kossles contributed. Met’s Ed Dallion and others posted mixes of 204 218 188 while Mariners and Loppers ranged in the 200s. Across circuits top scorers included Joe Nieslomys Vern Guth Steve Zajac Andy Svertnik and Hank Davis Jr with multiple 200s.
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Television grid schedules 1962 NCAA football telecasts
New York AP reports Columbia Broadcasting System announced the 1962 NCAA football TV schedule. Thirty seven schools appear with 14 telecast dates from September 15 to December. National slate opens with Miami at Pittsburgh on September 15. Regional games include Penn State at Army October 19 and Notre Dame versus Navy in Philadelphia November 3.
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