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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a March event with dates and numbers, referencing unions and military or organizational force figures. Core elements include a March timeline and a numeric detail, but details are unclear.
The first Mary Brown Junior Invitational Golf Tournament drew 45 juniors at Corry Country Club under ideal weather. Warren (Conneango Valley) won the team title with 517 total over Corry’s 583, while Dave Dahler led individuals with 68 in the low round playoff amid tight scoring.
Philipsburg professional golfer Jay Graboski was struck on the head by a golf club and suffered a fractured skull and a deep head wound while at the West Penn Open at Churchill Valley Country Club. He remained in satisfactory condition after doctors said the head gash required 25 stitches. The blow came as Graboski bent to pick up a driver at the first tee when Steve Savor of Alcoma Country Club was swinging a practice shot.
West Penn Open at Churchill Valley Country Club sees four golfers tied at 70 in the second round led by Ted Luther and three others. Lew Worsham Frank Kiraly Russ Sherba and Gus Aneone among early contenders as 50 lowest scorers advance to round two with Harry Toscana and New Castle in the mix. Legislative history not present.
In Houston on Monday night the Colts Hal Woodeshick and Carl Warwick altered the game plan for the Giants. Woodeshick allowed Willie Mays to homer but earned the win as Houston held a 5 4 edge. Warwick, inserted for defense in the eighth, drove in the decisive run with a two out single in the ninth to seal a 5 4 Houston victory that knocked San Francisco five games back in the NL standings.
Phillips defeated Erie Co Plastics 12 to 8 after a seven run sixth inning spurred the rally. Tony Amoroso hit a homer for the losers while Willie Snyder earned the win and Gib Rowland took the loss. Rowland also had a triple and Ryland a double. Umpires Piccirillo and Slagle.
LIBERTY W Va AP Four Pittsburgh Steeler rookies placed on the waiver list after coach Buddy Parker was unhappy with their intra squad game performances. Names include Harold Gray Los Angeles State College John Kuprak Pitt Don Coffey Memphis State College and Bob Dickerson Bethune Cookman College. Parker announced the move after reviewing intra squad game footage Saturday.
Willie McCovey of San Francisco won the National League Player of the Month honors after driving in 27 runs and blasting 13 homers in July. He led the monthly poll with 27 votes from a writers and sportscasters committee, while rivals Johnny Podres of Los Angeles and Kim Maloney of Cincinnati drew 10 and 6 votes respectively.
Britain defeated Sweden 3-2 to clinch the European zone in Davis Cup play, with Miike Sangster winning the decisive match against Ulf Schmidt 7-5 6-2 9-11 3-6 6-3. The victory marks Britain’s first European crown since 1933 and rekindles memories of Fred Perry’s era.
Teruio Kosaka of Japan knocked out Tsunetomi Miyamoto in a 135 pound bout in Tokyo. The match ended with Kosaka delivering a decisive stoppage in the first round.
Ten years after Ws Uest’s prior triumph, Moher defeats Helfer and Dyckes to reach the finals while Dow shoots a course record of 68 for an amateur victory. Methodists led by Gilliland Humameree Meritt Root Marsh Cray Shin Berntinus and Hotchkiss in a tight title chase with Beaverdimy Beavers featuring Stivaman Swackhamer Billlgnan Swackhamer Troyer Milley Byley and Hostetler. Umpires Ruby listed.
Richard Hostetler pitched and batted the Mennonites to a 1-0 win over the Methodists in the Church Softball League. He drove in the winning run with a single after a seventh inning double by Hostetler followed BS Shitzman’s single. Marsh allowed four hits through seven. Hostetler yielded five. The Methodists remain in the CSL chase as Mennonites close in.
Carl Warwick of Houston singled with two on in the ninth, lifting the Colts to a 6 winning over San Francisco. Hal Wondeshick, also of Houston, fanned four over two innings of relief to gain his ninth victory in the Colt climb past the Giants.
American track squad, led by the young Pennel of Miami Fla, posted strong marks in London. Pennel vaulted 16 ft 10 in, setting a new world best. Coach Payton Jordan shuffled lineups to build experience ahead of Moscow and Tokyo. Hayex Carr O Hara and others improved, with the team preparing for the Russian meet next year and the Olympics.
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