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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
7
Fragmentary historical note references a born external figure advancing in American politics, mentioning associations with committees and potential leadership roles. The shuffled OCR hints at a person linked to California and national party activity, implying ongoing influence within the House and party structures.
Editor note lampoons overreliance on statistics by Don Drysdale and Sammy Baugh. It credits teammates and receivers for wins and completions, mocks the idea of a single player carrying games, and wryly notes the switch to stand-in Bill Zaton during Bob Loveland’s absence.
MEADVILLE Pa AP the University of Pittsburgh football team revises its passing game both ways offensively and defensively Coach John Michelosen reports quarterbacks must release passes faster and the defensive line must pressure quarterbacks to disrupt air passes Activity to step up starting today at Allegheny College camp.
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 in Los Angeles, ending the Dodgers’ seven-game streak and trimming their lead in the National League. Ken Boyer and Julian Javier drove in runs, while Stan Musial and Dick Groat featured in the early scoring. Flood had four hits but missed a baserunning chance in the fifth.
Julius Boros Miller Barber and Johny Pott shot three under par 67 to lead the Ameri can Golf Classic after Thursday’s opening round in Akron. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus posted par 72, while Jay Hebert Bruce Crampton Gay Brewer Jr. and others trailed by three. Gary Player returned from rest, with Bob Charles and several others at 72.
The Erie County and city teams hold drills for the Labor Day classic at 8:15 p m at the Stadium. From Corry, Mike Hanna and Tom Flowers join the lineup as 56 players receive workouts and uniforms after examinations. County mentors Carma Bonito and Bill Young lead light drills and introduce offensive and defensive formations for the game.
Report from Tall Pines in Sewell New Jersey details early test of a lighted private course. The 63 000 dollar system uses 121 mercury lamps on 76 poles to illuminate a 6480 yard par 70 layout. Officials warn night golf remains niche while predicting growth for lighted municipal courses.
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept Chicago 3-0 boosting them to seventh place 17.2 games out of fifth. Roberto Clemente hit a grand slam and Bob Friend earned his 15th win as Donn Clendenon and Jim Pagliaroni sparked a late surge. Don Schwall to start for the Phillies against Dallas Green or Dennis Bennett.
More than 20 cyclists from 25 states will compete in the 43rd annual National Amateur Bicycle Championships today and tomorrow. Jim Rossi, 27, Chicago, is defending senior national champion and will seek a record matching a fifth straight title.
An unidentified bettor in Wilmington, Delaware, won $30,772.50 on the twin double at Brandywine Raceway last night with the winning combination 14-41.
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced two free agent signings. William A. Queen, 18, of Webster, N. G., and Harry Billie, 20, of Copeland, Be., were ordered to report to the Pirates farm club in Gastonia, N. C. Billie will handle infield and outfield while Queen is a right handed pitcher.
Carry Back, one of racing’s five millionaires, targets a strong Wash Park at Arlington after a storied season. Owner-trainer Jack Price hails his Derby and Preakness hero as he prepares for top-class competition in Chicago and the Buckeye Handicap at Cleveland. A large field is expected for the Hopeful at Saratoga with Duel and a host of promising two-year-olds shaping the outcome.
In Wichita Alaska led the National Non Pro Baseball Tournament after a 2-1 victory over Phoenix. Artz Fairbanks and Liberal, Kansas, share the lead with the Wichita Glassmen as Thursday results feature strong showings. Other games saw Grand Rapids over Providence, Hollis Miss. edging Eureka Calif., and Fallon Nev. shutting out Lynchburg Va. 40.
Ed Bressoud of the Red Sox plated six runs and blasted a slam homer with two sacrifice flies in a 41 to 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox, while Dave McNally held Los Angeles to few hits in the game since April 20.
An erratic report details Stratford Hustle facing Hurler in a thriller filled with scattered player names, team references, and local league notes. The piece mentions Temple, Valley, and Tinley players and hints at a close contest with several runs and defensive plays amid chaotic OCR text.
Gate crashers persist in the national doubles championships as qualifiers push into the quarterfinals. Notable players include UCLA graduate Pox and partner McManus from California, with co favorites Rafael Ona and Antonio Palafix of Mexico, plus Dennis Ralston and Chick McKinley in contention.
A brief exhibition football event notes San Mowe and Howton in a 21 score setting. details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a professional style showcase game with named figures involved.
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