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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
7
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Local association plans to sell assets at a Westfield venue after a stalled dispute. Officials say proceeds will fund community projects while creditors seek resolution of outstanding debts. Public notice confirms auction terms and registration details.
A Corry sports column discusses golf psychology and sun risks, cites LSU professor Dr Carl Adatto on golf as conflict work, notes boxing fans’ purging theory, previews pre season football picks, and reports Stan Musial’s possible retirement along with local softball manager Carm Piccirillo signaling a possible exit. The piece blends humor and keen local sports detail with mentions of Penn State, Pitt, Ohio State, and other teams.
About 90 boys will receive equipment tonight as 88 new uniforms have been purchased to outfit a traveling team in the Orange and Black.
The Dodgers gain ground on the idle leaders as Phillies rally past the Giants 3-1 and Houston edges the Giants 5-4, widening Los Angeles lead to four games. Callison and Short fueled the upset, while Willie Mays extended his hit streak to 14.
Readable lines list matchups including Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Houston St Louis New York Pittsburgh. Several entries repeat and include notations Ni N and twi aight, indicating double or rescheduled slots.
The Corry Journal notes a prominent local figure, Pete Russell, who ran Bowl-Aire on East Washington for 15 years before selling it. It contrasts past league eras with today’s batting leader list dominated by non white players led by Dick Groat, Roberto Clemente, and Hank Aaron among others.
Bobby Ussery rode four winners at Saratoga yesterday. He came close to a six win day, missing by a narrow nose in two other races.
Boxing promoter Archie Litman proposes a world middleweight title bout in November or December between Dick Tiger and the winner of Rubin Carter versus Salim. Litman offered $25,000 for Tiger to appear in Pittsburgh. Carter is second in the WBA ratings and Salim is South America’s middleweight champion. they meet in a nationally televised 10 round bout at the Civic Arena on September.
West Liberty AP report says Steelers trio John Reger Preston Carpenter and Glenn Glass may return to action after X rays show no serious injury from the Miami game. They suffered bruised knee and bruised hands but expect to play in an exhibition versus the Eagles in Bethlehem.
Willie Mays, amid a 1963 batting drought, urges not to doubt oneself. The 5 year old outfielder of the Giants says confidence fuels a comeback, noting he has a 14 game hitting streak and knows he can still perform at a high level despite aging.
In New Bedford Massachusetts Frankie Olivera from New York defeated Larry Carney in a 158 pound bout by out pointing. The match concluded with Olivera earning a ten count against Lawell of Massachusetts.
The Dodgers complain of fatigue as droughts and injuries bite. Drysdale Koufax and Podres report worn arms and stiff joints while the pitching staff struggles to keep pace with a grind-heavy stretch.
Stan Musial, 42, told reporters at the Cardinal picnic that this season will be his last in the major leagues. He expressed love for St Louis and hinted at retirement, while remaining with the Cardinals in a continuing capacity. He noted future roles in baseball and his other business interests, and reflected on a career with NL records in runs and total bases and three MVP awards.
Fragmentary OCR text references a baseball event in St Louis on September 29 with mentions of players, batting, and a Dusty-like roster. The garbled lines obscure exact teams, scores, and names, but indicate a Cards game and a Benedictine or Mossial's dust vocabulary.
The oldest member of the Professional Golfers' Association Willan Ho Berks Wyuv passes away and will be sent to Cleveland for private funeral services. A longtime teaching figure in golf, he died after a hospital stay.
Boston’s lineup led by Li Chiiton and teammates drive in four runs while pitcher Chris Short of Philadelphia dominates for first time this season. The Red Sox clinch a 34 edge in a tense game against Minnesota with strong hitting and solid pitching leading to victory.
Merle Ottaway powered Team Moore to an early lead with a solo homer as Carmen Piretrille Bi clashed with Merle Ottaway’s relay in the final league game. The Wit Utlists & We for the Teague dead faced Mike's Pina Shop and Mvethaff's Moose in a bid for the outyield title at Corey Area High School east field.
In Hershey Pennsylvania the World Series opens with double elimination pairings. Gloucester faces Panama Canal Zone while Gustonia takes on West Allis in the winners bracket, Chester meets Yankton, and Nogales duels C Moe. War strikeout Watson powered Gloucester to a 1 0 shutout of Yankton as Gastonia beat Crostline 9 1 West Allis edged Nogales 6 5 and Pauman beat Chester.
In Bakersfield California Prince Taidy of Compton California defeated Benny McCorvey of Phoenix Arizona by a knock out in the tenth round Taidy landed a 159 percent punch rate while McCorvey stood at 153 percent in a televised bout.
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