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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
7
Fragmentary text references a central event in a community, mentioning youths and a birthday or birth context as part of a local notice. Details are incomplete but indicate a small local gathering or recognition.
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The Boys Individual Swimming Championships will be held at the YMCA next Thursday night the 27th in four divisions Cadet 10 and under Prep 12 and under Junior 15 and under and Senior 45 and over Open to any Corry School student No entry fee Entries closed yesterday Preliminary heats at 7 30 Finals follow as soon as preliminaries finish Trophies donated by Sterling Milk Co Erie First second and third in each division limited to three events with diving counted as one event Committee reserves right to cancel events with fewer than four entries
In a Class B Erie County League clash Wattsburg hosts Corry as Beavers aim to snap a road skid. Corry, led by Harold Bromley and Dick Scholton, seeks fifth starter Art Hotchkiss to spark offense while Wattsburg relies on Ken Ferrick and Dick Robinson to counter. Game at 8 pm with a 6:30 junior varsity slate.
Corry High wrestlers overwhelmed Titusville 45 9 in CAHS gym as five freshmen opened with losses for the Rockets. Ed Krasa scored a 40 win, Jay Jackson and Jim Barber each earned first wins, Art Dingfelder remained undefeated with a first period pin, and Tom Spetz, Tom Johnson, Dick Malek recorded pins as Corry took a 25 0 lead and strengthened to 2 2 in Section Two. Wattsburg next for Corry on Monday January 7.
Just A Breeze won in 39 seconds of the final heat. Merle Culbertson scored a first period fall over Martin Osborne in the 138 bout. Donaldson and Flowers were the only Beavers to lose, with Flowers fall in 1 13 of the first period to Mike Anderson. Coach Mulvin praised seniors Spetz and Krasa for key wins. The team will idle until January 7, then host Wattsburg in a rearranged schedule.
Nationals capture junior high recreation league crown finishing 9-0 with a 48 24 win over the All-Star team. Carl Reed led scoring with 19 points, Harold Eddy 16, Reed also tops first half scoring at 157 points averaging 7.4 per game. Other Nationals stars include Jim Hepler and Dick Gronostary. All-Stars listed include Fred Corbett Bruce Morton Kevin Bailey Jim Wendt Rod McCray Larry Hasbrouck Terry Upperman and Bill Johnston.
Chicago owner Phil Wrigley gives Ernie Banks the green light to seek the alderman seat in the South Side ward. Banks confirms he will run in the February 26 primary as a nonpartisan candidate, while Wrigley hopes baseball duties won’t be affected.
The VFW Ladies A League saw Blanche Zajac Angie Crapser and Dorothy Mort top individual scores with 160 191 and 80, 181 172 and 86, and 46 1 and 174 respectively. Shorty Eckman led Corry Jamestown with 223. Other notable marks include Larry Lobdell 207 Bob Anthony 204 Dick Smith 204 Don Bradford 201 and Clyde Morton 21 for two centuries.
Don Meyer, 22, a Colorado postgrad, soars 16 feet 1 4 inches at the University of Chicago Fieldhouse meet to set a world indoor mark. He uses a fiber Blass pole on a first attempt and triggers an uproar as the cross bar rises to 16 1 4, surpassing the former 16 feet indoor record. Meyer aims for higher honors, having previously topped 15 3 and seeking broader meets. The scene notes the meet as jointly sanctioned by AAU and NCAA backed U S Track Federation amid Kennedy era calls for reform.
Erie Tech 57 over Barbercreek 46. Erie Academy 58 to Strong Vincent 62. Erie Cathedral Prep 62 over East 4. North East 72 over General McLane 73. East Forest 39 over Conneaut Lake 47. Commodore Perry 43 over Foyt LeBoeuf 41. Alumni results noted.
Basketball tonight features a slate of high school games across districts including Wallshuns at Corry Sharon at Meadville Franklin at Cranberry 2 City at Hickory Townville at Titusville Spartansburg at Union City Clymer at Sherman Girard at McDowell Palmview at Conneaut Valley Cambridge Springs at Lakeview Mayville at Forestville Tannestown at Gowanda Jochranton at Linesville Upley at Chautauqua North Clérion at West Forest and West Middlesex at Mercer Sharpsville at Shenango Jaegertown at Greenville North at Westfield Panama at Dunkirk Industrial. Tomorrow's games include Youngsville at Titusville and Cleveland East Tech at Erie Tech. ABL results note Kansas City 9s and Philadelphia 88.
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