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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1964
Page
7
An OCR fragment mentions a car incident and a person named Paul with a $300 year amount. It references a physician or medical tie and locations north of a river, with partial names and a day context. No clear outcome or full details are readable.
In a festive New Year scene Navy falls to Texas while Pitt suffers a 35-0 setback in the Gator Bowl hopes. Max Bennink of Corry High watched the Orange Bowl from Florida, praising his proteges as Corry wrestlers prep for a big Saturday meet.
Texas Longhorns win Cotton Bowl led by Emmett Carlisle who totaled 267 yards and set a Cotton Bowl record in a 28-6 victory over Navy. Roger Staubach set a passing record but Navy could not overcome Texas as Illinois and Alabama also win key bowls.
DuPage County investigators continue probing the fatal New Year’s Eve shooting at a bowling alley where former Illinois football star Parrilli died after an argument with a Bears player. Police say the gun discharge was accidental as Robert Winthers tried to break up the fight, with an unidentified witness sought to clarify competing accounts. The grand jury will be asked to consider involuntary manslaughter or reckless conduct.
College basketball results include Utah 76 over Cincinnati 68 and Louisville 85 over Marquette 67. Rhode Island 68 edged Memphis State 66 and Toledo 75 defeated Kent State 57. Georgia 49 beat Alabama 47. Bluenose tournament first round saw MIT 42 over Acadia 37 and New Hampshire 81 Halifax 71.
Texas, led by quarterback Carlisle, routs Navy 28 to 6 at the Cotton Bowl as the No. 1-ranked Longhorns build a 21-0 halftime lead and dominate with a quick strike offense and stout defense. Navy freshman Staubach struggles as Texas seals the win before a crowd of 75,004.
Texas tackle Scott Appleton weighs options after earning outstanding lineman honors in the Colton Bowl win over Navy. He dodges scouts as NFL and AFL rights swirl, with Steelers, Oilers, Jets and others holding interests. Appleton has yet to commit despite high market interest.
Corry High basketballers host Harborcreek tomorrow night at 8 in a warmup for the Section Two opener at Punathan next Friday. Harborcreek comes in 3-5, while Corry sits 4-4 after recent losses to McDowell Youngsville and Wattsburg.
Bob Hayes, a Florida A and M junior, ran a rain softened 100 yard dash in 9.1 seconds before about 5 000 fans at the Orange Bowl Track Meet. The time matched his world record mark of last year in St Louis but not the elusive 9.1 under current conditions.
The NFL Players Association meets to consider immediate reinstatement of Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers and Alex Karras of the Detroit Lions. President Pete Retalati says the recommendations will be voted on and sent to Commissioner Pete Rozelle in New York.
Carlisle led with 213 passing yards and 54 rushing yards as his team compiled 267 yards of total offense, a Cotton Bowl record, in a game where Carlisle played just under three quarters.
Report shows Navy and Texas each receive 200000 for Cotton Bowl appearance. Navy keeps 196250 after conference cut of 8750, while Texas nets 60000 plus 2000 travel costs and splits 138000 with sevenSWC peers, leaving each other SWC member with 17250.
In the Orange Bowl Nebraska plus scouts from pro leagues faced Auburn on New Year's Day. Dennis Claridge sprinted 68 yards for a record run and Nebraska held off Auburn as Sidle led a late Tigers surge with a 28 yard pass and a 13 yard run for the first TD.
At a Dallas banquet after the Cotton Bowl, Wayne Hardin was saluted as the only Navy coach to beat Army five straight. He quipped that Navy has lost only two bowl games in history, and he coached both losses.
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