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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Brazil writers and social strator of Thterna Aid agreements money and building, with references to exports and economic context in 1965. Much of the text is garbled and names are incomplete.
Local sports chatter centers on the Big 33 team excluding Jim Shaughnessy, despite first team All-State honors in multiple circuits. Officials and coaches such as Lou Hanna and Dave Bradley voice disappointment, while Corry and Meadville area teams prepare for holiday tournaments and PSU faces venue changes.
Browns defensive back Don Bishop blames a punt mishap as the Dallas game yesterday gives Cleveland the chance to face the Colts. The excerpt notes Bishop’s frustration with the punt play and its impact on the outcome.
The NFL championship pits Johnny Unitas’s Colts against Jim Brown’s Browns in Cleveland on Dec. 27. Unitas tops passing for Baltimore while Brown leads rushing for Cleveland. Key receivers Berry Warfield and Moore set records as both teams showcase depth.
Cleveland Browns with a 41-14 win over Chicago featured Roger Brown’s five touchdowns and 202 yards on 12 of 13, while Bart Starr of the Packers set a league mark by completing 26 straight passes without an interception on the season finale. Unitas led the Colts with 226 yards and two TDs, and Bakken nailed five field goals, tying an NFL record. Other results saw Detroit beat San Francisco 24-7 and Dallas edge Pittsburgh 17-14 as Bears sealed a rough season.
Marcel Cerdan Jr of France outpointed Alex Scheid of France in a six round middleweight bout. The Paris card showcased a tightly contested fight with Cerdan earning a clear decision.
Harrisburg AP reports the 1964 Big 33 All-Star team selection with seniors led by three top quarterbacks John Waller Ridley Two Terry Hanratty Butler and Bob Naponic Hempfield Area. The lineup includes Ends Ted Kwalick Dave Bradley and others from major Pennsylvania programs and boasts a Texas rematch push by The Big 33 Club for next summer in Hershey.
The Bills gained a step toward the AFL Eastern Division title but face the Boston Patriots in a decisive clash. Buffalo quarterback Daryle Lamonica led a 31-19 win over Denver with a touchdown pass and two rushing scores, while Boston extended a five game win streak after beating Buffalo earlier. Kansas City stunned San Diego 49-8 as Len Dawson dazzled with 17 completions, and Sid Blanks scored three for Houston in a 31-7 victory over New York.
Floyd Patterson, two-time heavyweight champion, stops Charlie Powell in the sixth round Saturday night. He plans a break until Friday then a 12 round bout with George Chuvalo on January 29, an elimination leading to a World Boxing Association title bout. Patterson had three straight wins after two recent one round knockouts by Sonny Liston.
Mid dleweight champion Joey Giardello teams with promoter Jimmy Riggio for a 10 p.m. bite in Cherry Hill near Philadelphia against Rubin Carter. A crowd of 10,000 to 15,000 is predicted with a possible $150,000 gross. Giardello seeks a strong gate to sustain boxing in his area after a long career and recent modest wins.
In Lincoln Nebraska defeated Michigan 7473 as Fred Hare scored 20 points including a late 11 second shot that flipped over his head for the winning basket. Nebraska rallied from a nine point deficit and stymied Michigan with tenacious defense to hand the Wolverines their first setback.
Sam Snead, aged 52, claimed another golf victory at a Scotch course event in Sheheng, with Shirley Englehorn as his partner. The $40,000 purse highlighted a rare win for the veteran, who credited his partner for the success in a tournament marked by steady play and late clutch drives.
The report details mixed doubles and senior divisions from a golf event, noting multiple players and scores. Highlights include Laura Snow, Glen Davis, and Glattys Thampsne leading their events, with a seven under par 65 in the initial round and a total 272 for the tournament at Harder Hall.
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