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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1963
Page
7
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The local YMCA boys swim team defeated Oil City on Saturday with a 39 to 19 score for the Cadets and 56 to 1 for the Preps. Corry swimmers swept multiple events led by Scoop Sample 20 yard freestyle and Doug Rothrock 20 yard butterfly, with the medley relay squad also winning. Oil City forfeited the full division. Corry had two seconds and Lundy earned two wins for the Preps. Bill Cochran's Y team rests next week before a Bradford meet.
NBA star Dave Debusschere, a right handed pitcher, signs with the Chicago White Sox after starring at the University of Detroit and playing for the Detroit Pistons. He joined a weekend spree of signings including Dick Stuart Milt Pappas lly Moran and others from several clubs.
Gene Conley of New York and Boston Red Sox said the finger injury to index Unger on his pitching hand would not hinder his play this season. Chuck McKinley, top seed and the nation’s No. 1 amateur, defeated Gene Scott to win Salisbury International Tennis Tournament.
No. 1 Cincinnati Bearcats stay unbeaten at 17-0 by walloping St Louis 70-40 as No. 2 Loyola Chicago also rolls to 20-0. Pitt coach Bob Timmons laments a late whistle cost a upset over West Virginia after Roman’s 40 foot shot was ruled no basket. West Virginia wins 68-67. Other Top Ten results include Duke over North Carolina 77-49 and Arizona State over Texas Western 63-40.
The 5th and 6th grade league saw the Sharks beat the Demons 12 to 6 to claim first place as Gigbe Trotters topped Wildcats 22 to 8, Tornadoes defeated Fireballs 74 to 5, and Golden Eagles crushed Hurricanes 32 to 6. Krinkle Taylor led the Trotters with 16 points and Reinhold added 11 for the Tornadoes while Dan Corbett scored a season high 24 for the Eagles as the Sharks and Tornadoes loom a possible four way tie next week with 3-1 records. Games start at 9 and run to 10 30 each Saturday morning.
The Los Angeles Lakers led by 91 but dropped 122-95 to the New York Knickerbockers as star guard Jerry West pulled a hamstring diving for a layup. West said weight on the leg is impossible to bear and recovery will determine next steps. Los Angeles halts an eight game win streak and does not play again until Wednesday.
Pentti Nikula of Finland vaulted 16 feet 8% inches indoors in Philadelphia and aims for 17 feet at the U S AAU championships in New York. Dave Tork of Charleston and Rolando Cruz of Villanova also cleared over 16 feet recently, all using fiberglass poles as the indoor standard rises. Nikula leaves Feb 20 for U S meets ahead of the national meet.
Emile Griffith of the Virgin Islands defeated Chris Christensen of Denmark by stoppage after 11 rounds in Copenhagen. In Saturday action Los Angeles toppled St Louis 103 to 07 and Syracuse beat Cincinnati 117 to 113. San Francisco meets Chicago in San Jose tonight for the day’s featured game.
The Junior High Celtics remain unbeaten with 15 straight victories in the league. They crushed the Trampa 30 9 and topped the Fogy Five 23 7. Bill Nichols led scoring with 14 in each game while Don Thomas added 17 in both contests. Nichols paces the circuit with 115 points to Thomas 154.
Gary Player, the little man in black, trails by five in the final round of the Palm Springs tournament and faces Jack Nicklaus in an 18 hole playoff for a $9,000 difference. Nicklaus had led earlier but faltered on the final holes while Arnold Palmer also posted a strong finish for $2,000 and a tie for fifth.
Sparta trampled Tidioute 94 to 26 as Terry Maynard led with 24 points and five teammates hit double figures. Spartans improved to 6-1 in league play while Tidioute extended its 52 game skid. Sparta, 122 overall, heads to East Forest for a UAYL matchup while East Forest trails at 2-? in the standings.
Mutile Wu of Monta tops Chil Kang of South Korea by decision as YOUNG reports. China? No, Japan based bout details unclear with 157 percent mention.
Pictured above are two local youngsters out standing in the novice races at Snow Peak. Sherry Olt efl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olt of Wayne street, took second place in the 13-15 division. Molly Rudolph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rudolph of West Smith street, won first place in races for girls through eight years.
About 50 skiers from the tri state area raced at Snow Peak near Corry in the fourth annual Tri-State Slalom. Frank Majnarich of Evelit Ohio won the Men Open, Hugo Schonsky of Evelid won Senior Men, Gylvid Burdick of Brie took Women’s Open, and Dave Burdick (16 and under) placed high with near Majnarich’s time. Barbara Lee won Junior Girls. Larry Walters finished third and Ron Walters fourth in Junior Boys. Conditions were sunny and cold. two heats per division produced combined times.
In Annapolis on Saturday Penn State defeated Navy 64 to 42 in a gymnastics meet. Tom Seward led with first-place finishes on pommel horse and horizontal bar, while Mexico City competitor Manuel Medy posted notable scores.
Hurricane Carter despite a scare wins a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. The Paterson, New Jersey fighter improves to five straight victories with 11 knockouts while Go mieo Brennan falls to 18 wins, 24 losses, and 5 draws in a sparking bout that carried risk but ended in Carter control.
Erie bowler Angie Hauerinp rolled a 724 series in a qualifying telecast round at Rolling Mesowe Lanes, with 214 and 258 games and 29 straight spares. The 16 year high sanctioned women's series marks a new Erie best, surpassing Mickey Pearson's previous record.
Local Corry bowling teams competed at VFW lanes over the weekend. Colza Garage beat Millie's Inn 290 to 2ala in a high scoring match. Assays to Holis edged Pleasant Valley Sheiks by two pins 2491 to 249. Ray Sandinko led A&B Ways with 61 as his team overcame rivals. Leo Stec posted 554 for Colza in a special match. Youngsville bowlers Beynie Ross 499 Hank Davis Jr. 495 led ton ins.
Report indicates players tied to 1903 Phillies contracts in the National League. Announcement noted as official, with details pending. Corry venue cited as place of buy in.
Mixed and bantam league scores dominate the page with top marks by Esther Rochelg 192 and Robole Robinson 212 in mixed doubles at Bonaire Tast aunt. Denny Dyckes leads with 174-176-? and Mary Fantle notes 584 series while Denny Becker tallies 469 triple. Beaver League play shows multiple 500+ series across boys and girls teams, including Larry Shannon and Vicky Dyckes.
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