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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1964
Page
7
A garbled item notes a Thursday theft and charges in a court near West First Street tied to a Rambler vehicle on Route 17. It mentions a road incident with a driver and various incomplete details, plus references to a shooting, a riot, and deaths near the port and coast, including names like Peter Schur.
Corry coach Dick Pox urged a foul shooting ban as Warren outscored Corry from the line and from the floor. Warren led 28-12 at halftime and held on for a 15 point win while Corry’s Beavers battled foul trouble and a rough start. Gary Holcomb and Bob Arnold paced Warren with hot shooting and foul line accuracy. Meantime Meadville stayed tied with Warren in the league race by beating Oil City 72-62 as Ed Gray led Meadville with 14 points.
The section scoreboard lists results for numerous matchups across counties with Warren defeating Corty 58 to 43 and Meadville past Oj City 72 to 62. Other notable scores include Erie Academy 85 over Evie Tech 77 and Northwestern edging Wort Le Booul 70 to 76.
New Yorker Joey Archer, 25, edged aging Lolley Mims by a 10 round split decision at Madison Square Garden. The result keeps Archer as the No 2 contender and fuels talk of a title shot versus Giardello, who may have watched the bout Friday night.
Russia clinched its 10th gold at the ninth Winter Games in Innsbruck Austria as Claudia Boyarskikh led a Russian 15 kilometer cross country relay to victory. A four man bobsled victory boosted Canada's haul. Norway increased its all time gold tally, while the United States added only a single gold in 40 years at the event.
The annual Women's City Bowling Association handicap tournament began this afternoon at Avalon Center and runs for three weekends. The first wave of competitors started at 12 30. The event includes keglerettes from classes A B and C and rotates among the city's three centers with Bowl Aire hosting last year and VFW planned for next year.
Wrestlers from Bob and W teams posted a series of bouts with pins and decisions. Bruce Taylor pinned Adam Thornton in 3 25 of second, Jerry Rich outpointed Jay Jackson 5-0, Tom Johnson outpointed Dick Hess 5-0, Edward Malek drew with Bob Shaffer 4-4, Dave Sorenson defeated Edmund Malek 18, Al Brown defeated Ken Hunt 11, Dick Henry outpointed Bill Christensen 10-2, Dick Thompson defeated Clair Damon 7-3, Leo Tigley outpointed Bob Rice 5-4, Bob Culbertson pinned Bill Shaffer in 1:06, Al Culbertson outpointed Mike Patrick 14-3. Referee Ed Sennolt.
Champagne Tony Lema holds a one stroke edge at six under par 136 entering the Phoenix Open third round. Julius Boros Bob Charles Jack Nicklaus George Bayer Gary Player and Bobby Brue sit within three strokes, while Arnold Palmer trails six back at even par 142 alongside six others.
Corry defeated Warren 27-17 as the Beavers dominated with seven wins and one tie, led by Bob Culbertson who pinned Bill Shaffer and extended his season record to 10-0 with seven first period pins. Bruce Taylor added an 8-2 mark while Dick Henry outpointed Bill Christensen 10-2 in the 148 class.
The Beaver team recorded a 2 0 mark at 148 with a 4 win showing at Franklin Tuesday as Henry. Higley brothers. Culbertson brothers. and Malek twins contributed. Bob Higley defeated Al Bean 0 5 in another strong performance while Terry Rich dominated at 10 0 1. Corry’s Damon and Walton added wins in the 180 and 157 areas as the Orange and Black swept the evening with several decisions and pins. NBA scores followed: Boston 133 New York 112 Cincinnati 126 Philadelphia at Detroit 111 Los Angeles 103.
Lyle Johnson rolled 223 in the Night Owls League at BowlAire late shift bowlers. Other strong scores included Herb Berghaus 205 and Dick Culver 201 as the league, made up of night plant workers, began around 12:30 a.m.
Corry riflemen swept both divisions last night. The A team edged Mayville 1456 to 1453 on the local range, while the B squad defeated Meadville 1304 to 1283 on Meadville’s range. Top scorers included Weeks and Davis with 294 for the A team and Ireland with 286 for the B team.
The fourth annual Tri-State Open Ski Meet starts at 11 30 a m on Snow Peak with junior events first then women and men. Trophies go to first and second in each division while third place receives trophy cups. Carlos Duran, 157% Argentina, 10.
In New York Joey Archer from New York outpointed Holley Mims of Washington DC in a 10 round bout. Milan Italy saw Ted Wright from Detroit draw with Juan in a separate lightweight match.
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