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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1964
Page
7
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Corry's Bob Culbertson won his second district title with three first period pins at Titusville, lifting the Beavers to fourth in team scoring. Oil City claimed the team crown as Corry’s wrestlers battled through early rounds. Mong added a runner up finish supporting Corry’s strong showing amid a heavy Conneaut Lake challenge.
95 John Free defeated Ed Fennick in a close decision. Terry Rich beat Dick Best in overtime. Dave Grannis edged Bill Morian. Ron Burnheimer won against John Hutchinson. Dennis Harkless defeated Dick Reilfoot. HAL Freeman beat Gary Beagle. Mike Anderson prevailed over Al Brown. Laverne Harvey won over Paul Morian. Dick Thompson defeated Shaughnessy. Ed Noggle won by referee’s decision from Gerald Shaffer after two overtimes. Bob Culbertson pinned Dick Titus in first period. Fred Cleland outpointed Paul Sanoski in unlimited.
Corry keglerettes lost to Jamestown 2870 to 2258 while Corry men beat New York State foes 2631 to 2612 at Bowl-Aire. Kip Caruso led with 484, firing 186 204 and 144 as teammates posted scores including Morton 356 Om 471 Hnatysayn 402. Jamestown’s Bea Chandler 662 and Sarah Klawon 550 sparked two torrid series. Rhoades led Jamestown men with 194 209 200. teammates Dunnewald 595, Hoss 591, Morton 563, Sleyes 400.
Peter Thomson rallied from six strokes down in the final round to tie Doug Sanders at 285 and win the Philippine Open in a sudden-death playoff at Wack Wack. Both finished 72 holes with four-under-par 63s in a dramatic finish for the $5,000 prize.
Trojans 48 Attackers 8 Jets 24 Big Dippers 22 Bearcats 12 Beavers 6 Celties 22 Globetrotters 14 Blue Angels 18 Vikings 12 led by Tom Tackman 14 for Trojans Dan Taylor 16 Hale Blount 8 Jerry Munn 8. UCLA 17 Kentucky 16 Michigan 9 Wichita 18 UCLA 23 leading scorers include Rodney McCray Bill Raupach Kim Wendt. standings show Trojans 60 Angels 44 Trotters 24 Michigan 34 Kentucky 34 Wichita 24.
Durable Chuck McKinley, the nation's No 1, defeated Dennis Ralston after fending off three set points to win the National Indoor Championship in San Juan. Ralston, the defending champion, previously won the title in 1962. McKinley hails from San Antonio Texas.
UCLA, pursuing the No. 1 ranking and a postseason berth, hosts Washington after recently beating them twice. Key players Walt Hazzard and John Goodrich led a 53 point effort, while rival Stanford’s Tom Dose outscored UCLA. The season’s tight race across conferences sees Kentucky, Georgia Tech, and others in pursuit of NCAA spots as action tightens.
Sonny Liston predicted a quick win over Cassius Clay after a 45 minute final workout at the Surfside Center in Miami Beach. Clay, 22, boasted he would outbox Liston and end the bout in eight rounds. Promoter Bill MacDonald faces weak advance ticket sales but television may lift the event financially.
Chester Czech fired 214 and 203 in the Mixed Doubles at WEW. Blanche Zajac posted 204 and Kelly Lewis 235 topped the Earl Mixed Doubles at Bowl Aire. John Houghling 213 Jim Crosscut 210 Ann Chris 176. Ed Thompson and Jim Lundy 225 in the Mixed Doubles at Bowl-Aire. Walt Dundon 224 Harry Schiemer 203 Pat Renzi 203 Gladys Thompson 179 Mary Pantle 190. Beaver League high school at Bowl-Aire Becker 683 with 208 170 205. Ron Hanks 221 503 Tom Bracken 157 199 502 Tom Morton 168 184 499 John Xander 204 494 Ron Hepler 178 166 493 George Pain 198 459. Becker 583 high for year. Hanks 221 single top. Girls scores Gluyna 339 Hammond gui Barr 319 Harkless 307 Bensink 302. Danny Dunnewold 368 for younger group.
Two more Pittsburgh Pirates reached contract terms for the upcoming season as the club announced over the weekend the signings of outfielder Roberto Clemente and pitcher Joe Gibbons. Clemente hit .320 last year while Gibbons, a lefty, won five games in 17 decisions, bringing the total under contract to 35.
LA PORTE Ind AP Charles O Finley stunned baseball by accepting a four year lease to move the Athletics to Kansas City ending a week of league pressure aimed at ousting him The American League had voted to take steps to expel him while Finley faced dueling bids and threats of litigation He noted the league called the four year proposal fair and said he acted to avoid expulsion Kansas City officials prepared to respond with a council meeting and a ticket drive as spring training loomed and season tickets remained scarce
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