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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1963
Page
7
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Jim Brown shines with 68 rushing yards on 13 carries and two TDs plus an 80 yard TD pass to Ray Renfro, while three receptions for 19 yards. Browns beat 49ers in exhibition action as Vikings upset Giants 17 16 in Minneapolis. Jets fall to Raiders in a 43 16 rout. Other NFL results include Packers Bears and Rams Cowboys close wins.
West Liberty, W Va AP report says Steelers coach Buddy Parker voiced disgust after Pittsburgh fell 17-14 to Baltimore. Wade kicked a 1 yard field goal with six seconds left. Steelers had 213 yards rushing allowed and injuries to Kruppa and Hoak dim performance.
University Park. AP. The 1963 Penn State football team starts pre season drills next Sunday as coach Rip Engle confronts a major rebuild. Key 1962 stars depart including Dave Robinson Charlie Sieminski Roger Rechman Al Gursky Dave Hayes Buddy Torris. About 60 candidates expected for Sept 21 opener at Oregon. QB Pete Liske and HB Junior Powell top 19 returnees. Captain Ralph Baker set to anchor center.
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico overcame early jitters to win the top prize of 1200 dollars at the Ogden Utah LOPGA golf tournament yesterday.
Sunday games in the National League saw Cleveland defeat San Francisco 24 to 7 and Minnesota beat New York 17 to 16. In Saturday action Philadelphia won 41 to 13 over Washington while Detroit edged St. Louis 22 to 17 and Green Bay defeated Chicago 26 to 7. Baltimore collected a 17 to 14 win over Pittsburgh and Los Angeles topped Dallas 20 to 17. In the American League Oakland routed New York 43 to 16, while Buffalo beat Boston 24 to 14 on Saturday.
MEADVILLE Pa AP sharp passing highlighted a Pitt scrimmage as the first unit scored two touchdowns against the second team Al Grigaliunas captain caught a 23 yard pass from Frank Novak and Bill Bodle with Fred Mazurek on a 25 yard TD play Mazurek completed five of eight passes Kenny Lucas six of eight and coach Michelosen plans more contact drills in the final week before returning to Pittsburgh.
Dow ning held the White Sox to two hits and 13 strikeouts as the clubs split the doubleheader. Peters won his 10th straight in the second game 2-1 after six innings of work, while Francona lifted the Indians with a two-out 15th inning single that won the second game 3-2 over Boston following a 3-? first game loss.
Al Downing of the Yankees fires a two hit 4-0 win over the White Sox in the opener amid Elston Howard blasting two homers. Gary Peters wins the 12 inning nightcap for Chicago as Minnesota, Cleveland and Detroit post wins. The Yankees hold a sizable AL lead while the White Sox and Orioles trail.
Dodgers extend NL lead as Miller upgrades from starter to reliever, earning another win in a tense ninth inning. Koufax eyes 20th victory. Ellsworth and Robinson power late rallies across the circuit while Mets and Cubs mix results in a crowded pennant chase.
Buffalo AP reports John Pennel, the 23-year-old pole vault ace, wowed the sports world with a 17 foot inch leap at a meet, then cleared 16 3 on Sunday in the Buffalo Firefighters' Association championships. He twice nicked the bar at 16 3 after Saturday’s 17 foot mark at the University of Miami. Pennel, long a record setter, had held the world record of 16 10.4, set in a U S British dual meet.
City Bowling Association members gather at Bowl-Aire tonight to map plans for the season. Secretary Bob Smith says the meeting starts at 8 20 p m just after the league's organizational session. All bowlers who plan to participate are urged to attend.
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk said Mickey Mantle will play little or none in September to recover from a foot injury and a knee cartilage issue. Mantle, sidelined since June 5, is targeted for prime conditioning for the World Series. The team leads the league in his absence, posting a 56-28 record in 84 games without him.
A U S touring group led by Don Schollander won 11 of 14 events in Osaka, beating Japanese squads 57-19 for a weekend sweep after Tokyo. Carl Robie swam 200 m butterfly in 2:08.3, near world mark. Schollander clocked 1:58.4 in 200 m freestyle, under two minutes for third time in a month. The U S quartet also set a 40 m medley relay record of 4:00.1, with McGeah, Craig, Richardson, and Clark leading off.
Bowl-Aire B League captains and team members will gather at the alleys tonight for an organizational meeting. Fred McEldowney indicates the session begins at 8 p.m. and stresses that full attendance is necessary to set the season in motion.
Johnny Pott, from Cape Girardeau, clinched the Ambrical Golf Classic with a closing burst to finish 216 total. He earned $1,000, boosting career earnings to $24,115 as Ambrical’s event spotlighted the world of golf legends including Boros and Palmer in a crowded field of 10,070 spectators.
Youn David Sehnhens of Graada Hills Calif had a 13th birthday and a brillant two hit pitching performance as his team Gravada Hills captured the 183 Little League world championship. The winning run scored in the seventh via a single by Jimmy Walker after Ken Kingman’s two-run homer and an error, with Sehnem embracing Walker after the victory. The scene included a Kennedy visit and a Major League matchup in Washington.
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