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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1964
Page
7
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Local item highlights upcoming track meets with forecast uncertainty and wind, a Lakewood Red and Gun Club pancake breakfast with a trout habitat film, and strong Clymer bowling results led by Loomis 717 and Dunnewatt 717. Corry football fans anticipate home-dominant season with only five road games.
Dodgers star Howard returned to form after absence, going 2-for-4 with two RBI as Los Angeles beat the New York Yankees 5-1 in a spring exhibition. Koufax pitched six strong innings, allowing five hits and striking out one. The card also notes Ken Johnson’s six perfect innings for Houston and other spring results across MLB.
AP dispatch reports Chicago Baltimore Minnesota and Detroit challenging the defending champs New York Yankees as Cronin cites improved squads and predicts a tight AL pennant fight opening next Monday with the Dodgers World Series aftermath influencing opinions.
Sonny Liston remains not suspended by the World Boxing Association though he cannot fight for the heavyweight title until reinstated. WBA official Ed Lassman clarified he was removed from ratings due to an indefinite suspension. Lassman later said he is not suspended but simply removed from the standings. A correction is expected in next week’s bulletin.
Russia’s defending world champions opened a five game U S tour with a 74-36 win over Wayland College Flying Queens in Joplin Missouri. The Russians led early, stretched the advantage to 15-4, and coasted to the half then extended their margin in the final period.
Howard Komives of Bowling Green led NCAA scoring with 96.7 ppg, a top career mark among seven players over 80 ppg. Nick Workman of Seton Hall was second at 33.2 ppg, with Manny Newsome, Bill Bradley, Rick Barry, Gary Bradds, and Steve Thomas also posting 30+ ppg. Detroit set a team scoring record while Davidson’s Merry Holland led individuals with 60.1% shooting. Tulsa’s Rick Park posted 80% free throw accuracy.
The San Francisco Giants return from spring training in Phoenix with the Cactus League crown and a hot .800+ team hitting pace. Orlando Cepeda leads with a .438 average including six homers and 26 RBIs. Willie Mays hits .411, McCovey .391, Davenport .326, Haller .315. Rookie invigoration comes from Jesus Alou at .387 and Jim Ray Hart at .350, while Jose Pagan struggles at .238 as the club eyes April 14 opener vs Milwaukee at Candlestick Park.
John Woodard and Barr led the Men's A League at Bowl Aire with 249 202 191 and 265 200 171 respectively while Berry Dick Chapman posted 252 200 189 in Metales Steel Shop League. Moose's Restaurant posted 1084 the season high three game total and 124 single game as four leagues reported high scores and an officer election followed in the McInnes and Clymer Leagues.
Swishers 38, templars 30. Cellar Dwellers 50, Rebels 45. Du's forfeits to Bombers 0. High scorers include Dennis Upperman and Jim Foreman for Cellar Dwellers with 20 and 18 respectively, plus Bill Linski and Den ny Dyckes. Standings list Swishers 11, Rebels 6, Templars 6-6, Bombers 7, Di's 8-8, Cellar Dwellers 12g. final games tomorrow night.
The All America Bowl game in Buffalo on June 27 will feature three former Pitt players on the Mast squad. Halfback Paul Martha, fullback Rick Leigan, and center Charles Ahl born were selected yesterday.
Augusta coverage notes rain at the Masters shrinking contenders to a handful led by Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. Veteran analysts say wet conditions favor long hitters, with Nicklaus optimistic about repeating. Palmer reports improved driving and form as tournament opens amid ongoing showers.
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