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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1964
Page
7
The fragmentary OCR mentions names and numbers in a garbled form. Readable items include persons likely named Porter and Ey with She and Por references, but exact roles, dates, or places are unclear. The readable text suggests a list or note rather than a full event.
Corry Beaver cagers romped over Townville 71 to 42 on the Eagles court. Tom Morton led with 21 points as four Corry players hit double figures and a strong defensive press fueled the big margin. Claypool added 16, Bliley and Tate reached double digits, while Townville's Gawlinski and brother Tom led 9 each as Corry built a 49-31 edge after three.
A crowded match card shows Sam Fralick in 103 pounds pinning and outpointing rivals, with multiple bouts listed. Dale Gaths pins Evans, while Barnett and Wort secure wins for their teams. The report includes scattered results from 95 to 165 pounds, naming numerous competitors and opponents across teams Pitt Miami and others.
In a Fort LeBoeuf opener Corry High beat LeBoeuf 26 25 as 250 pound Dale Gates pinned Bob Evans in the first period to erase a 25 20 deficit. Gates teammate Ken Hunt also earned a first period pin and Ed Malek, Larry Harrington, Mike Sprovers and others added falls in a tense see saw meet.
Corry defeated McDowell 71 to 82 in a high scoring game. Oil City beat Mealeville 52 to 5. New Castle fell to Franklin 51 to 54. Brookville lost to Grove City 47 to 49. Titusville edged Saegertown 42 to 54. Spartansburg and BR results not fully readable.
A slate of boys basketball results from region rivals includes 42 Cligherty 54, Pleasantville 45 and 70 Hickory over Erie Top 64. Harborcreek 70 defeats Fairview 41, Erie Prep 61 over Titusville. St Joseph 37, Wesleyville 68 over North East, St. Snegory 67 over Sheffield 71, Youngsville 85 over Conneaut Valley 69. North-Western 57 over Cochranton 55, Cambridge Springs 70 over General McLane 4, Girard 76 over Linesville 69. Erie Strong Vincent 70 over Jamestown 54, Altoona 56 over Farrell 51, Uniontown 85 over Washington 59, DuBois 63 over Erie Academy 57, Clarion-Limestone 73 over West Forest 56. Rocky Grove 76 over Keystone 51, North Clarion 73 over East Forest at Conteai Lake 59, Commodore Perry over Sherman 69, Dunkirk Industrial 33, Mercer 56 over Reynolds 48.
Meadville freshman Chris Buchanan scored 23 points in his debut as Meadville edged New Castle 52 51. Dale Boyd hit a late close in from six seconds left to seal the victory for the Bulldogs and set up a home game against Evie Tech Tuesday night.
The Warriors topped the defending NBA champions 112 to 85 in San Francisco before Wilt Chamberlain suffered a broken ankle and left the game. Chamberlain had 24 points and 20 rebounds, outplaying Bill Russell as Tom Meschery led with 25 points and six Warriors reached double figures.
At the winter meetings the Philadelphia Phillies acquired Bo Belinsky and Vic Power while sending away players such as Costen Lockley and Andy May. The Senators added John Kennedy and Ken McMullen in a six-player deal, and the Dodgers gained Claude Osteen in a multi-team trade. Managers Gene Mauch Gil Hodges and Buzzie Bavasi touted improved rosters as the calendar shifts.
Herman Young and Frank A. Crowe of Venango landed a possible record muskellunge in French Creek. The musky measured 51 1/2 inches and weighed 36 pounds 12 ounces, taken on a small minnow while fishing for walleyes. Crowe, Venango borough mayor, aided in the landing. The fish story captivated both men with the unexpected strike on a tiny bait.
Nancy Dunnewold led with 180 in Friday Nite Ladies League action while Charlotte Steves had 171 and Joanne Terwilliger 170. In the pickup depart ment Mary Jaquith and Gladys Field posted 3 6 7 and 3 10 respectively. In MLB, Twins trade Gerry Arri go to Reds for Cesar Tovar in a major deal headlined by Howard, a 6 7 outfielder, who followed a strong season with 31 homers and 119 RBIs. Belinsky faces suspension after a late August incident, later reinstated but kept off Hawaii assignment.
The Browns hold a 9-2-1 mark and travel to St. Louis to face the 7-3-2 Cardinals in a pivotal early clash for first place in the East. Cleveland needs only a tie to clinch the division, while St. Louis must win to keep the race alive. Other Sunday games include Minnesota at New York and Detroit at Baltimore as playoff implications loom.
Spartansburg’s fourth straight defeat came in a 62-56 home setback to Saegertown. Joe Frisina and Linden Johnson each scored 15 for Sparta while Hornstein led Saegertown with 16 and Melville added 15 as Saegertown built a 50-29 deficit before a late Spartan push. The 0-4 Spartans host Townville next Tuesday.
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