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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
7
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Corry High golf opens next Tuesday against Warren amid delays at Corry Country Club. Corry will split its spring and autumn track seasons, while McDowell’s top throwers would miss this season due to a snowed out meet. Don Bailey returns from injury to bolster Corry’s midweek track, and Bill Bachemer earns praise for the public address work at the Tuesday meet. In bowling, Larry Barr leads Bowl-Aire action at least for a week as eight-week finals loom, and Park Lanes hosts a doubles tourney led by Al Dunnewald and John Oesch with a $300 prize. Willie Mays nears Mel Ott’s NL home run record, now 102 behind. Last night’s volleyball is noted.
Moose's Restaurant won the 1984 City Volleyball Championship, edging Ajax in a five game thriller at Corry Area High School gym. Captain Roger Ottaway led Moose's in a dramatic comeback with Merle Ottaway steering Ajax, as the two rival squads battled for the crown in a two hour match that ended 15-13 13-15 16-14 6-15 9-15.
Open at the University of Pittsburgh features 250 top female swimmers in a four day meet. Patsy Willard defends the one meter diving title as finals approach and the 1650 yard freestyle debuts indoors with winner determined by heats times.
The VFWA League closes the season with a bumper pins night. Durrance posted 181 207 and 221 to top the leaders, while Baresai notched 223 168 and 210 and Ray Blyot added 200 235. Women of the Moose at Avalon Center finished with Luella Yoder 174 Audrey Rouse 176. Flat Department won BowlAire tournament with 2093, Ollice 2997, 1300 Office 2015, and others strong. Clarence Madison led the tourney best with 228 and several others posted solid scores. Scholastic track features Eric Strong Vincent 93% Harborscreek 33%.
Willie Mays belted his third homer in two games fueling a 10-8 Giants win at Candlestick after a 7,000 mile transition from New York. The rally in the third included six Giants hits and a two-run double by Jack Sanford, as Milwaukee pitchers struggled in the big inning.
The Canada based Harlem Diplomats travel to Sherman High School to face Reed Sales cagers Saturday at 8:00. Toronto team lists Goose Tatum Jr as a featured player.
Jack Nicklaus and Phil Rodgers headline the Houston Galf Classic opening at Sharpstown Country Club. Nicklaus, Masters runner up, fired a 68 in practice. Rodgers, a former Houston star, showed form with a subpar round as the event debuts on the 7,223 yard par 35 36 71 layout.
Willie Mays belted a three run homer as San Francisco exploded for ten runs in the third inning to beat Milwaukee 10-8. Jim Bunning earned his first Phillies win in the National League by limiting the Mets to seven hits while fanning 11 in a 41 victory. Rodgers shot a 68 to lead the pro am amateur event and collected 250 dollars in prize money.
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