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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
7
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NCAA council considers reported violations in North Carolina recruiting program as coach Frank McGuire defends innocence. Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma comments on a long-ago recruiting fund. Tulsa and Southern California face ongoing probation issues. Executive Director Walt Byers says cases are pending decisions.
In Los Angeles the $45,000 Los Angeles Open nears final stage as Paul Harney holds a one stroke lead after rounds of 68 and 71 for a 146 total. Challengers include Lionel Herbert Bob Rosburg and Bob Goalby. In other notes Duquesne faces Dayton at Pittfield House after a 89-78 loss to St Bonaventure, and Eagles name new quarterback candidate King Sul competes with Jurgensen and Belehow as Norm Van Brocklin retires.
Dallas Texans of the AFL and the Detroit Lions of the NFL both claim to have signed Pitt tackle Dick Mills. Dallas coach Hank Straw said Mills signed with Texas, while Detroit disputes the contract’s validity. Lamar Hunt discussed the case but showed no worry, and Detroit offered no comment. Mills was picked by the Lions in the ninth round of the NFL draft.
Baltimore AP report notes Ed Moran of James City near Kane Pa, Penn State postgrad, running a 4 208.8 mile in All Eastern Games, second fastest indoors. Moran seeks Olympic berth denial last year. Major unbeaten college teams face testing week as Ohio State, Louisville, DePaul, Vanderbilt clash with ranked foes.
The Chicago Black Hawks won 5-1 over the Toronto Maple Leafs, with Glenn Hall earning a shutout before Ed Shack spoiled it late. The victory pulled Chicago within two points of second place as New York beat Montreal 4-2 and Detroit defeated Boston 5-3.
Late weekend bowling saw Douglas forge a 619 mixed doubles with 238 and 214 as Williams and Harvey posted 215 202. Avalon Center junior action lists Beverly Grinder top girl scores 132 149 and Bill Nichols 175 high boy game plus a string of junior results and standings across teams Katydids Red Sox Ringers and Avalon Jr teams.
UNIVERSITY PARK Pennsylvania State University hosts a six man American squad versus the Russian Olympic Team on Saturday. West Point’s Tom Maloney, former 1960 Olympic coach, announced tryouts would begin Thursday drawing top talent from around the country to compete in the campus gym.
Honolulu AP report says Mike Ditka was voted outstanding in the East's 14-7 Hula Bowl win over the West. Notre Dame’s Joe Kubarieh praised Ditka's punting and defense as the key, noting he could become a top pro prospect. Ditka caught a fourth quarter touchdown pass from Braney Tarkenton, sealing the East win before 17,017 fans.
Jamestown overcame West Genesee in a hard fought game Saturday night. Marquist scored on a late basket to seal the win as Jamestown moved ahead in the final seconds. The crowd saw a tense battle with both teams trading leads and key plays in the fourth quarter.
Norm Van Brocklin of the Philadelphia Eagles weighs a Viking coaching offer as Minnesota evaluates five candidates. Bert Rose and Sid Gilliam discussed conditions. further meetings are planned with a decision expected within two weeks.
The Corry Area High School gym hosts a women’s recreation program this evening. Mrs. Charles Butters leads the event open to all women in Corry and nearby, with volleyball basketball calisthenics and other activities, reporting to the girls’ locker room at CAHS.
Bradford boy Stew Barber, a 240 pound Penn State tackle, signed by the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League as their fourth draft choice. Barber was the third draft selection by the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL.
Detroit baseball icon Schoolboy Rowe real name Lyf Wood Thomas, a star for Detroit with 158 victories and three World Series appearances, died at his home after a heart attack. A longtime Tigers scout and former pitcher, Rowe won 24 games in a season and held the American League record with 16 consecutive wins in 1934. He grew up in El Dorado, Texas, earning his famed nickname.
Meerhoff's Key team edged VFW Post 26 by a pin margin in a three game match at West Washington Street dunes. Bob Morton led with 628 total, Shorty Coan added 600, while Ed Barr posted two 200s in the slumping Post. Three 171 scores marked the losers in game two as Meeroofe's squad seized the win.
Corry YMCA Swim Team defeated Warren 65 to 55 in a Saturday intercity meet. Junior and cadet events contributed to Corry’s victory as divers, sprinters, and medley teams posted top finishes. Notable performances included Lucia and D Walters each claiming multiple firsts in freestyle and butterfly events.
Alliance College dominated Gannon with a 68 to 0 victory after a quiet second half five field goals. The win halted Gannon’s ten game run against Alliance while snapping Milt Simon’s Knights’ three game streak. Weekend boxing results feature Carmen Ba and Gaspar Ortega in Canastota.
The St. Louis Hawks, led by a dominant 133 to 404 margin over the Boston Celtics, claim a national TV win while Bob Pettit exits after a left eye gash. Celtics endure one of their worst losses. In other Sunday games, Syracuse Nationals top Detroit Pistons 138-115 and New York Knicks edge Philadelphia Warriors 121-119 as Dolph Schayes fuels the Nat drive and the Knicks notch a third straight win.
In Mobile Alabama the 13th Annual Senior Bowl saw a wild finish as the South reclaimed a 32 26 lead with seven seconds left after Ed Dyas of Auburn caught a long pass from Norman Snead and Fred Brown of Georgia made a spectacular catch. Brown led the South with two touchdowns and 12 carries for 40 yards while Bobby Walden’s punt pinned the North inside the one yard line late.
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