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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
7
A fragment from an AP dispatch hints at a rest cure or medical action involving an individual named Laure with references to a dentist and a Wednesday date. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps.
Incomplete text hints at a football context with names Bryant and Georgia ace Butts. Mentions 1962 fame and a filed action or appeal. OCR quality leaves key details unclear but centers on sports figures and a possible legal or career note.
Corry cagers rally from nine straight defeats to upset Franklin 62 54 on the royal floor. Bliley scored 11 first period points for Corry while Law led both teams with 18 as Franklin relied on foul shooting with Red Law going 16 for 16 from the line.
Fred Hutchinson, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, experiences tumor shrinkage and doctors express optimism. Swedish Hospital Tumor Institute's Dr. Wildermuth says progression is very satisfactory and Hutchinson may report for spring training in Tampa by March first.
The page lists numerous high school boys basketball results with teams such as Corry Franklin Warren Meadville OW City Titusville Spartans Youngsville East Forest West Forest Erie Tech Jamestown McDowell Wesleyville Wattsburg Lawrence Park Union City Girard Fort LeBoeuf North East Northwestern General McLane Mercer Cranberry Grove City Panama Clymer Conneaut Lake Conneaut Valley Saegertown Townville Greenville West Middlesex Sherman Brocton Linesville Cambridge Springs Lakeview Cochranton Reynolds Hickory Westfield Southwestern Pine Valley Farrell Ambridge and more, detailing final scores for each matchup across the night.
Barb Wickwire led Avalon Ladies B with 532 high series and a 209 game as Audrey Rouse 188 Clara Hill 181 Pat Craker 177 Ruth Clark 176 also scored. VEW Ladies B saw Ruth Harkless 193 179 and Fran Halfast 197 178 while Maydean Niedomys had the high single 208. Si Harkless struck 238 in the Industrial League at Bowl-Aire.
Wrestlers compete in a labeled meet with multiple weight classes. Each bout lists competitors and outcomes such as pins, points, or draws. notable results include Jay Jackson pinning Bob McVay, BOB HIGLEY drawing with Dave Grannis, and Al Freeman securing a first round pin. The tally shows a high team score and notes weight-class adjustments.
Corry Beavers defeated Franklin Knights 22 21 in a hard fought Section Two dual. Key wins include Jay Jackson and Leo Higley pins, Bob Culbertson earning a 151 decision, and Al Culbertson pinning Bruce Smith to seal the narrow victory. Edfenning and Grannis contributions highlighted a back and forth battle late.
San Francisco leads the Western Division after a 118-79 rout of Detroit as Wilt Chamberlain scores 38. St Louis loses to Boston 113-107 while Los Angeles falls to Kansas City 118-100 without Jerry West. Baltimore edges New York 137-134 in overtime.
Meadville defeated Corry Junior High 42 to 37 on Meadville's home floor. Meadville led 24 to 16 at halftime as Ladjevich scored 15 for Meadville and Buchanan added 12. Corry's George Wurts led with 12 and other scorers included Blynt 9 McKaughin 7 Pain 7 and Hooks 4.
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced unsigned contracts with outfielder-infielder Willie Stargell and rookie first baseman Bob Burda, bringing the club to 21 players under contract for the coming season. Stargell, 22, hit .243 last season and played multiple positions. Burda, 25, was promoted from Columbus after a .271 season with 27 homers and 90 RBIs.
An American pair Kim Higgins and Ron Walters slid off the Olympia course in Innsbruck during the first run of the women’s two woman toboggan event. They were not seriously hurt and were eliminated. Claudia Boyarskikh of the Soviet Union won her second gold in the 5000 meter cross country. Russia led with 21 medals including eight golds. The two man toboggan event saw Austria’s Josef Feistmantl and Manfred Stengl win gold in 1 41.62 combined time with Italy taking bronze.
Sparta without their tallest player Larry Carter lost to Northern Area 58-56. Terry Maynard led Sparta with 15 points, Bill Rote 13, John Linden 12, Jim Tubbs 11. Sparta hosts West Forest next Tuesday. Youngsville opened with a 34-0 lead and beat Tidioute 85-38.
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