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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
7
Vague OCR fragment mentions terms like day, merit, judge, and ordinance. The readable text hints at a municipal notice or draft but lacks concrete actions, dates, or named entities. Further context is needed to specify the exact subject or deadline.
Don Wood former Corry High quarterback and Duke University engineering professor bought Bowl Aire on East Washington Street with Al Dunnewold. They redecorated and plan to open Sept 20 with league play starting first week next month. Wood holds a PhD from Carnegie Tech and played on the 1953 Beaver grid team.
Nigeris stopped Gene West in Ibadan Nigeria to claim a middleweight victory. The bout was halted in the seventh round as Tiger dominated the action.
Willie Mays continues a 13 game hitting streak as the Giants win 15 of 19 and close the gap on the Dodgers to three and a half games. Frank Robinson homered for Cincinnati as Koufax took a rare loss and San Francisco beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 while Pittsburgh and Milwaukee split with strong performances from Lynch and Cloninger.
Michael Rampino, 28, his son Frank, 4, and brother in law Richard Malfitano were fishing when Rampino reeled in a wad of paper that turned out to be 49 counterfeit $100 bills. Police confirmed the cash as counterfeit after detectives examined it at the station. Kim O Toole claimed his 15th win as Al Worthington aided the Dodgers and Don Pavletich and Robinson provided Reds contributions.
The Yankees extend their lead to nine games after a dramatic 6-4 win over the Angels, aided by Elston Howard and Hector Lopez who each pinch hit again and drive in key runs. Howard's 23rd homer ties the game in the 10th as Bill Daust pitches to victory.
Pittsburgh Pirates slugger Jerry Lynch hit a two run pinch homer in the ninth at Forbes Field to turn a near defeat into a 2 4 1 victory over Chicago. Lynch, 13 year veteran, reflects on chasing more starting at bat opportunities and setting pinch hit records.
Yesterday results show Oakland defeated Denver 35 to 19 in the American League while no National League games were scheduled. Chicago beat New York 17 to 7, Baltimore toppled Philadelphia 26 to 21, Green Bay defeated Pittsburgh 27 to 7, Detroit beat Cleveland 24 to 10, Minnesota routed San Francisco 44 to 2, and San Diego State edged Boston 17.
A native Pennsylvanian and former Navy quarterback George Welsh, 30, returns to his home state as an assistant football coach at Pennsylvania. Welsh earned three letters in football and three in baseball at the Naval Academy and served eight years in the Navy before his discharge last July.
Gene Fullmer, 32, retires from boxing after a seventh round TKO by Dick Tiger in Lagos Nigeria. Fullmer suffered a bleeding nose and facial bruises as Tiger dominated, with widespread claims of Tiger winning every round and a Nigerian government backed $20 000 guarantees.
Connellsville will represent Pennsylvania in the Eastern Regional Life League playoffs at Long Island August 15 17. The champs won the state title by defeating Levittown 1 0 with Charles Turco striking out 11 and a perfect game through the first inning. Louis Loquasto hit a three run homer for Pittsburgh in the consolation contest.
The article details AAU national swimming championships with multiple record breakers and top teams. It names athletes such as Andresen and Rabie, clubs including Waspen Boat Club, and venues like Oak Park. mentions standout performances across events and American record efforts.
Jerry Lynch and Wilbur Harner sparked a ninth inning rally to lift the team to a 21 to 9 victory over Holston. Toth and Clanlueer each pitched well for the Braves while Cardinals’ mound work stood out in a four hitter victory. Welterweight champion Emile also featured in Saratoga Springs coverage.
A garbled report covers the Big Softball League nearing completion with final scheduled games. It notes Methodist and Mennonite teams contending, with Methodists holding the best record at 12-2 and a best of three playoff planned between first and second halves in an ecclesiastical circuit.
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