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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
7
McDowell beat Corry Beavers 339 to 21 to extend their winning streak to six as Corry's hopes faded after John Bliley fouled out early in the fourth. Swackhamer led the Beavers with key baskets, while Corry guard Bliley battled early foul trouble and the Trojans pulled away after halftime.
A roundup of district basketball results shows McDowell 4 Corky 39 and Titusville 64 Youngsville 44. Erie Tech 68 Sharpsville 69 Commodore Perry 73 Randolph 54 Mayville 52 Ferried by Forestville 44 Panama 69 Ripley 40 and other matchups: Grove City 58 Franklin 76, Oil City 69 Cranberry 58, Saegertown 58 Spartansburg 49, Fort LeBoeuf 48 North Hast 64, General McLane 57 Girard 84 Wesleyville 75, Northwestern 55 Fairview 48, Lawrence Park 3 Wattsburg 7a, Sherman 64 Clymer 35, Harborcreek 39 Conneaut Valley 35, Rochester 57 eaention 60, West Forest Cothranton 62 Linesville 57 Fredonia 67 Dunkirk 46.
McDowell swept the jay gee preliminary 67-19 and holds a 5-0 mark after beating Hast. The team travels to Erie East Tuesday for a showdown with unbeaten rivals. Hast must win tonight at Franklin to stay in the race, with Strong Vincent set to host Erie Tuesday.
Harrisburg reports the two day antlerless deer season begins Monday and Tuesday with licenses nearly sold out. Officials expect at least 40,000 deer to be harvested, marking the eighth consecutive antlerless season. About 225,000 hunters are anticipated to participate statewide.
Penn State Nittany Lions build a stronger basketball profile with a 16-7 last season and a 72-71 road loss to Maryland opening this year. The team beat Syracuse 81-59 and edged Kansas 50-48 in a Sunflower doubleheader, with Bob Weiss winning the late basket. Next schedule features Kansas State, Gettysburg, Temple, NYU, and Motor City Classic games. Wichita, UCLA, and Oklahoma City also posted notable results in the day’s college action.
Rials cutting lanes in the Couples League with Gordy Holthouse 280 Wayde Querreveld 214 Mort Loomis 203 Russ Lictus 208 and Jim Lictus 201. Scholastic wrestling scores show Warren 37 Meadville 14 Townville 30 Union City 19.
The Browns and Giants duel as Cleveland chases its first conference crown in six years while New York seeks an upset to salvage its season. Giants quarterback Y.A. Tittle, at 38, starts his 176th NFL game with eight injured players sidelined for the visitors, and Cleveland relies on a dynamic ground game led by Jim Brown as Frank Ryan directs the air attack. A Browns win could seal the Eastern Division title with St Louis and Philadelphia looming in key Sunday games.
The Bills seek an edge in the AFL East by facing the Broncos in Denver as Boston rests next week’s showdown. A win could crown Buffalo the East whether or not Boston loses, while a Denver upset would boost Boston’s title hopes and keep the division race open.
Thornton ran for 128 yards as St Louis defeated Philadelphia 38 13 this season. The race for No 2 in the West tightens with Green Bay and Minnesota both in the hunt as Baltimore has clinched the title.
Junior High built a 20 point first half lead and held off Warren for a 57 to 46 victory yesterday at Warren. Corryites led 39 13 after two periods before Warren rallied with 39 points in the second half but could not overcome Corry’s hustle. Xander led Corry with 19 points followed by Pain and Cobb with 18 and 14 respectively as Corry dominated rebounds and defensive plays.
Hunters must study county maps and know exact boundaries as antlerless licenses cover only one county. Careful navigation is stressed to avoid crossing into Warren or Crawbird, with violators to be prosecuted. The note mentions the Broncos’ 20 20 standoff with Oakland as context.
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