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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1964
Page
7
The readable fragments discuss education family issues and a person named Corry with a reference to 750 in a disjointed context. The note lacks coherent events or clear actors and remains largely unclear.
Corry High's Beavers host Oil City as the District 10 Class A race heats up. Oil City sits eighth in the district and brings two unbeaten stars, Shaughnessy and Sonoski, while Corry relies on Bob Culbertson to counter. Friday's wrestling showcase at Beaverland pits Culbertson and Shaughnessy against stiff Greenville opposition and Friday's main mat matchup looms as a local carnival.
Erie schools invade the local pool as three teams challenge Corry's records. Evie Cathedral Prep arrives for a seven o’clock meet on North Center Street, aiming to erase one or two pool marks held by Erie rivals. Strong Vincent and others boosted Erie lead with multiple record feats this season.
Lefty McLaughlin led Corry with eight field goals as the Corry junior team defeated Youngsville 42 to 32 on the local court. McLaughlin and Coppaler helped build a halftime 18-16 lead, then stretched it with a 12-6 third quarter. Carl Hillstrom added seven points for Corry with balanced scoring from Nick Downey Carm Cirillio and Gary Blynt, while Knapp top-scored for Youngsville with nine.
In the Melnnes Steel Shop League at Avalon center, Berry led the maples with a 1228 206 175 series as Carl Clabbatt posted the high game of 246. Other top Steel Shoppers included Walt Bowen 223, Paul Bowen 220, Ed Paver 201, Walt Nol linger 201, and Fred Kauer 200. In the Men's A League at Bowl Aire, Woodard struck 24 211 and 187 while Hand’s best 255 was the town’s high. Cloyd Cummings 221 220, Harry Hotchkiss 212 205, Gary Dingfelder 204 204, Bob Ottaway 214, Shorty Doan 211, Chuck Hess 208, Lenny Migliaccio 210, Phil Sample 205, Bob Eddy 203, Denny Becker 200, Lafe Douglas, Stan Bailey’s 245 in the Men's B League at WEW. Bernie Ross 211, Ray Sandburg 202, Pete Glagis 201. Joe Gerzina 214 204 in the Businessmen's League at VFW. Dick Staples 212, W Perkins 211, R Jones 201. Johny Heil 224 led the Clymer League at Bowl Aire. Wilbur VanEarden 210, Jim Lietus 204, Harold Bonnink 202, Irving Legters 202. Scholastic swimming results: Erie Strong Vincent 66, Erie Academy 20. Erie East 61, Erie Tech 15.
Carrig's Comanches and Sawyer's Senecas share first place with seven points after last night's action at Sawyer's Archery Lanes. Delawares trail with four points and Redskins last with two. Individual scores include Comanches Kirk Sawyer 1247 and Mike Payer 1291, Senecas Diane Sawyer 1228 and Finnie Sawyer 1243, and Redskins Tom Sawyer 1104 and Jim White 1193.
Kansas City mayor Jus W. Davis rejects arbitration on the Athletics lease dispute with Charles Finley and demands a four or five year lease as deadline looms. Finley warns of court action after league critics push for move or compromise while cronin and owners debate arbitration and a long term pact.
Drake edged Wichita 64 63 in a disputed finish as Billy Foster hit a 20 footer at the buzzer. Wichita coach Ralph Miller questioned Foster’s eligibility after a fifth foul controversy, while newsmen backed Miller on the foul call. Drake moved into first in the Missouri Valley Conference amid big wins and surprise upsets across the nation.
Erie Strong Vincent hosts Corry High School basketball with a junior varsity game at 6:00 pm and the varsity to follow immediately per CAHS athletics director Lou Hanna.
UCLA remains undefeated and tops the Associated Press college basketball poll with 10 first place votes. Michigan and Kentucky stay second and third as Loyola Chicago drops from the Top Ten and Oregon State rises to No 9 after wins. Davidson and Duke move to fourth and fifth with Wichita and Villanova sliding after upsets.
Erie Academy defeated McDowell 32 to 19 while Erie Strong Vincent beat Erie Tech 37 to 22 and Erie East topped Erie Prep 33 to 15 in a regional scholastic wrestling meet.
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