Fragmented OCR Pest Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice about pest control or building maintenance. It includes unclear names and actions but mentions authorities and a deadline in a general public notice context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1961
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice about pest control or building maintenance. It includes unclear names and actions but mentions authorities and a deadline in a general public notice context.
Corry High winds down wrestling regular season with four section qualifiers led by Bill Eaton John Laylin Ray Mitchell and Bob Roden. The Beaver basketball team prep for Friday at Warren in the new gym opening and Section Two mat tournament next Saturday in Warren. Track plans loom after wrestling ends, with Aldo Gremese expected back in June to chase school mile and half mile records.
Dave Hill captured the Tucson Open golf tournament with a dramatic playoff after a high pressure final round. Former Open champion Tommy Bolt and California rookie Buddy Sullivan were involved in a clubhouse dispute as Hill clinched the victory for a prize in the 2000 event.
Ages 18 to 81 urged to apply for U.S. Civil Service openings with pay up to 446,000 monthly. Tests required, training available, and many positions need no prior education. Free information service promises government job details and application tips from Lincoln Service.
New indoor season sees records under pressure from top athletes. Istvan Rozsavalovi tests four minute mile indoors as Ron Delany’s mark stands, while Don Bragg eyes 16 feet in the pole vault after near misses. Valery Brumel forecasts around 7 2 indoors, and Ralph Boston tops 26 feet in the high jump as records loom.
WINS GOLF TOURNEY an Ma.-Little Peanuts LaWrey outdrove rivals to win the championship with a final 72. His three-stroke victory over Baltimore manager Paul Richards is noted. Wie posted 74 for 298 at Miami Springs to buy in Corry.
Four Cory High wrestlers led by Bill Eaton John Savko Ray Corry enter Section Two at War ren with seeds in 108 112 154 and 180 pounds. Eight other Cory matmen join five Section Two teams and four independents in the Saturday tourney at Warren with shifts in seedings and schedule. The event starts at 1 pm after a half hour early start due to reorganized brackets.
Prep and cadet swimmers of the YMCA were defeated on Saturday at Jamestown. The 12 and under preps lost 56 to 21 while the 10 and under cadets were edged 38 to 29. Events featured Corry Y, Jamestown and Loomis, Wiseman, Ervin, and other swimmers in freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, and medley relays.
Corry Area High School hosts a charity doubleheader featuring Corry faculty versus Titusville teachers to raise funds for the school sweater fund. Corry players include Schreen, Calderone, Cragg, Ken Harvey, Schwab, Olson, Yard, Benth, Mulvin, Hoover, Liebecott, Klodell, Hubburt. seniors and Marisman and Benieretta squads also listed. Proceeds support school sweaters.
Top ranked Ohio State seeks another win as they travel to Bloomington to face Indiana in a crucial late season clash. After edging Iowa 62 61, the Buckeyes aim to preserve an all winning regular season, with three home games left against Wisconsin and Michigan State and a road trip to Illinois. Indiana’s tough homeform faces a determined OSU squad amid NCAA and NIT implications.
The St Louis Hawks can return to the Western Division lead in the NBA tonight against the Los Angeles Lakers as the only rival, Syracuse Nationals, offered a challenge. In Morgantown West Virginia, a Nat victory and Harpe in The Hawks could have secured home court but lost 9 12 00 to the New York Knicks. Boston Celtics defeated the Nationals 116 16 while Cincinnati Royals beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112 106. Red Auerbach protested a late call and a debris shower followed as Alyx Harmim was ejected. Epp Sell, Cardinal pitcher, died at home. he pitched for the 1922 23 Cardinals. NCAA Final Four contenders include St Bonaventure St Johns Houston and others as 24 teams emerge by March 14.
Satellites Five led the standings with a 4 1 record after a Saturday morning win at Wright School gym. Carl Reed scored 14 to pace the Sputniks past the Chargers in overtime, Ed Weidner added 12 for the Satellites who cruised to a 40 14 victory over the Jaguars, while Pete McLinith and Cliff Clark led the Bulldogs with 12 and 10 in an upset over the undefeated Jaguars.
Bololing and Ananvon led with 214 and 212 in the Mined Doub ley Litene event at Bowl Airw. Sophie Douglas paced the lanes with a 178 high, guiding the lal lies to strong showing as the meet wrapped.
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