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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
7
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Corry High fell 66 61 at McDowell as Groves City orner slipped past in a banner day for track. Corry’s Coleman and Spaulding led a strong effort with six firsts overall, while conditions limited many times but the team showed resilience in a close score line.
Corry High’s track team fell 66 to 61 at McDowell in the non conference meet. Corry’s Terry Halmi and Gary Behr each earned two wins for the Trojans while Dan Boutwell dominated the hurdles. McDowell swept the lows and posted multiple top marks as Beavers and Trojans battled through wind and cold.
The Corry Beavers lost a tough home track meet to McDowell 66 to 61 as McDowell swept several events led by McDowell’s Tom Morton and McDowell teammates. Coaches Bennink Yard praised hurdler depth while Yard noted weather hampered throws and high jump strength. Beavers prepare for Harborcreek home opener Tuesday.
Don Leppert homered in the fourth sixth and eighth innings driving in five runs as the Senators defeated Boston 8 to 0. Tom Cheney allowed only one hit a fourth inning single by Ed Bressaud and fanned 10 over eight innings.
Don Leppert homered three times as the Washington Senators crushed Boston 8-0. Tom Cheney, a young right-hander, struck out 19 in his first start, allowing only one hit as he dominates the Red Sox. Detroit and Baltimore also won while Hoyt Wilhelm aided Chicago's relief effort.
San Francisco stretched its NL lead by defeating the Colts 7-1 in Houston as Orlando Cepeda and Felipe Alou powered a Cepeda-Alou duo. Cepeda logged three hits including a three-run homer, while Alou added two RBIs. Lefty Billy O'Dell earned the win with an excellent start. Spahn won Milwaukee's home opener over the Mets 6-1. Cubs' Ellsworth blanked the Dodgers 2-0 in Chicago. Powell homered twice for Baltimore in a 4-1 win over New York. Pappas allowed five hits for Detroit in a 6-1 victory at Cleveland. Wilhelm closed out Chicago's 3-1 win over the Angels.
At the U S Open wallminton championships in Baltimore, Pennsylvania players face early exits. Howard Eisler Har big and Harold Miller Lebanon defeated Ted Jarrett St Louis and John Colotelo Long Island N Y 15-6 15-6 in the first round of men's doubles. Bill Bisler and Miller fell in the second round. John Cornell and Sydha Sataya Thant Philadelphia beat Dick Root and Jim Lynch Buffalo N Y 15 6 15 3 in the first round but were eliminated in the second.
Slagle reaches 600 in American B League at Bowl-Aire while Mary Hnatyszyn leads Ladies A League at WEW with 163, 214, 187. Sophie Douglas posts 185, 188, 177 and Pat Shumsky 201? 603. Other top scores include Dick Smith 242 in Corry Jamestown League at Avalon Center and Ford Stewart 228 alongside several 200s across leagues.
Los Angeles Lakers coach Fred Schaus predicts they will beat the Boston Celtics in the NBA championship series opening in Boston. Los Angeles recently swept the St Louis Hawks to win the Western Division final, with Baylor and West shining and Pettit scoring 31 for the Hawks despite Hagan’s injured thumb. The Lakers plan practice at Loyola before traveling to Boston Gardens.
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