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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1964
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions telegrams and a government secretary, with unclear action or deadline. No coherent event or entities to ground a full card summary.
Corry’s Class A marksmen, inactive tonight, will travel for two special rifle shoots the next day. Morning action at Sharon followed by an afternoon shoot in Holm town, with seven local gunners and three from Lawrence Park joining a women’s team.
The Cardinals will send right hander Ray Washburn to Jacksonville of the International League for at least 24 weeks to strengthen his ailing arm after shoulder trouble from 1963. He will remain under baseball rules with Jacksonville for 10 days after its season starts and isn’t available to St. Louis until May 2.
In other developments the Los Angeles Dodgers traded relief pitcher Larry Sherry, star of the 1959 World Series, to Detroit for minor league outfielder Lou Johnson and $10,000. Milwaukee sent catcher Bob Uecker to St. Louis for catcher Jim Coker and outfielder Gary Kolb. Exhibition play saw Houston batter the Cards and Gibson 7-1. Cincinnati beat the Chicago White Sox 5-2 while Baltimore clubbed Milwaukee and Warren Spahn 5-2. Camilo Pascual hurled Minnesota to a 4-1 triumph over the New York Mets, the Chicago Cubs defeated Boston 9-4, San Francisco crushed Cleveland 9-3 behind Juan Marichal, Washington whipped the New York Yankees 7-3 and Kansas City beat Detroit 6-4.
The Men’s Bowling Association tournament continues at VFW lanes with two shifts tonight starting doubles and singles at 7 and the team event at 9 15. Two more shifts are planned for tomorrow and Sunday. Neckers Co. def ends last year’s champions in focus as leaders show Dunnewold and Hillings in singles, Loomis and Lictus in doubles, and Pepsi Cola, VFW Post 264, and Johnson Brothers leading teams.
Tonight at 7 P.M. Sventek Gluvna Tomeko Ber ry D McCray L McCray L Tripp Morton C VanWinkle Sr C VanWinkle Jr L Pfeiffer H McLean. Team event 9:15 P.M. Tonight. Tomorrow 1:20 P.M. D Staples L Nichols R Jones Thompson Armburger L Bolan S Bailey W Royek 7 Mes. Long Haitink Team event tomorrow 7:30 P.M. Corry damestown Welders A B Distributors Kinley Dolan 7 Up Mehlers Night Owls. Sunday 1:30 P.M. TSBWC Moose's Restaurant and Bar Corry Beverage McTnnes Steel Waltsburg Hotel Edwards' Body Shop Mick's Lumber National Bank 4:30 P.M. Czech Robinson Oesch Dorrance Elchynski D Smith L Gerzyn Brewer R McElroy J Hajec N Swart G Haenel
A mixed doubles handicap tournament is set for Bowl-Aire with 7 and 9 pm shifts tomorrow and 2 30 and 7 30 pm Sunday. First prize guarantees 50 dollars and a trophy. Second prize depends on entries, with one prize awarded for every four entrants. Open to bowlers in the city.
American and National League bowlers struggle with no 600 series as Earl Bailey leads the American loop with 232. Ed Slagle 213 Kelly Lewis 212 Ed Paver 206 Carmen Piccirillo 205 Ed Giacomo 200 Tom Smith 200 and Casper Wizowicz 200 also score. Moose's Restaurant wins the American League title with one week left. Corry Jamestown League finale sees Frank Craker 222 Jerry Brant 213 Max Chris 212 Larry Lobdell 212 Walt Dundon 205. Corry’s Moose take two of three from Mike’s Restaurant in Satellite Classic. Larry Barr leads with 630 total. Handicaps set at 70 percent of score difference with a 380 cap, 18 games minimum for eligibility, entry $5 per couple.
Archery results show LEHMAN'S SEMINOLES led by Pete Beagle and Iris Bill Hall with high scores 387 and 434. BENNETT'S BLACKFEET include Dave King and Bill Beckwith with 368 and 407 while RITZ RENEGADES feature Dan Beckwith 423 and Mike Pager 308. Also noted are HIGH WOMEN'S SCRATCH Diane Sawyer 434 and HIGH MEN'S SCRATCH Pete Reagle 378. Bart Starr signs with Green Bay Packers in ninth NFL season.
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