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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
7
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Harlem Magicians bring a lively exhibition basketball show to Corry Area High School gym at 4 PM as part of Beaver Club events. Local Corey and Raymonds teams will appear in side matches with players named Bil Jones and Leo Hooks among others.
League leaders and top scorers reported across several leagues at Bowl-Aire Avalon Center and Moose League events. Notable scores include Czech in the 600 series with 192 238 210 and Bailey's 286, plus Fran dukes Audrey Rouse leading Women of the Moose with 176 204 126 and 178 185 129 respectively.
Johnny Bizzaro earns a title shot at Carlos Ortiz if he defeats Lane here Wednesday night, with promoter Don Elbaum confirming Lane’s path to a title fate hinges on the result. Elbaum says Bizzarro would replace Lane to face Ortiz if he wins.
Tomorrow brings a slate of games featuring Corry at OTL City Meadville at Titsville Warren at Franklin and many others including Spartansburg at Youngsville Northern Area at Pleasant West Forest at Pymatuning East Forest at Tidioute Erie Acne at McDowell and Erie Techys matches, with ongoing local tournament chatter and reading enjoyment noted.
The Akron Goodyears, ranked second among AAU teams, travel to Warren Area High School for a Saturday 8 p.m. matchup with Warren Beverage. Star Lloyd Sharrar stars at 6-10 with others including Polo Sea Mike McCoy and Otis Griffin as coach Hank Vavighn leads the squad in his 11th season.
North Carolina barely defeated NYU 69-68 at Madison Square Garden after Cunningham scored 23, fouled out late, and sparked a late rally. West Virginia beat Pitt 86-84 as fouls plagued the Panthers. Vanderbilt lost in overtime to Georgia Tech 75-71, injuring Tech star Craddock, who suffered a concussion. Butch Komives led Bowling Green past Kent State 82-68, and Seton Hall beat La Salle 75-68 behind Werkman. DePaul narrowly beat Marquette 72-69 to improve to 15-2.
Ken Chip Hunt led early action with a 1-0 score in his first meeting. Gates, a junior, has started twice this season and suffered a 92-point setback in the other. Al Culbertson is favored in heavyweight bouts. Ken Chip Munt represents Corry in the 14 bracket with a 1-5-2 record. In Oil City, the sophomore lost to Jim Hutchinson by 8-3 in their first clash.
Ajax moved into first place after beating Corry Jamestown I 27-16 and 20-17. Moose's Restaurant split with Corry Loan 31-17 and 28-30 as Ajax, led by Dale Hammerlee and Tom Pierotti, rallied from a late deficit to stay unbeaten, while Moose’s fell to Corry Loan in the nightcap.
BPM II led by Bob Brack en Charley Clark and Marty Keppel defeated Raymonds 24-12 and 30-13 to climb to eighth place. Kinley-Dolan upset Corry Foam 27-16 and 27-15 as final games loom with Ajax Corry Foam Mose's Aero and other clubs vying for top spots. Ajax leads with 18 points, followed by Moose's 17 and Corry Loan 15.
Baltimore beat Philadelphia 121 to 15. Boston defeated Los Angeles 104 to 97. Cincinnati triumphed over Detroit 147 to 121.
Corry and Walnut Creek split two .22 pistol matches on the Emkites range last night with Walnut Creek winning the first 4367 to 1355 and Corry prevailing in the second 1386 to 1382. Corry’s Dick Lindberg tops both scores with 286 and 289 575. First match scorers included C Hiles De Schaffer R Vanderwende Berringer E Simpson D Lindberg.
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signings of pitchers Tom Butgers and John Gelnar for the 1964 season. Butgers played briefly with the Pirates last year before moving to Columbus of the International League where he posted a 6-5 record. Gelnar, age 20, also joined the Pirates on a contract.
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