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Finley Still Plans Move for Kansas City A’s to Louisville
Finley presses ahead with relocating the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville despite league warnings. He has signed a two year deal with Kentucky and expects approval from AL owners. officials question the move and seek careful study of the relocation’s advantages as Louisville public pressure grows.
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Furman Star David Selvy Delivers 25 In 74-68 Win Over Richmond
Furman guard David Selvy, brother of Frank Selvy, scored 25 points to lift the Paladins to a 74-68 Southern Conference win against Richmond. He sparked a key run late, overcoming a 61-42 deficit to put Furman ahead and finish strong in a rugged midweek matchup.
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Illinois Made Top Comeback in 1963 AP Poll
The Associated Press yearend poll named Illinois as Comeback of the Year for 1963 after a dramatic rise from obscurity. Four athletes and two notable comebacks highlighted the voting, with Sindy Boyd of the Los Angeles Dodgers finishing second after an injury plagued season.
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Yath
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Sindy ‘Boyds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Southpaw
Local Bowling Standouts Shine In Corry and Bowl-Aire Mix
Joe Baressi ticked Merkle with a 640 series in the Men's A League at WEW boosting his season high to 267. Merkle rolled 215 and 220 while Dorrance delivered 188 242 190 in the A League. Other notable scores included Hess 285 and Chillock 991, with Baressi opening 182 and 207. In Bowl-Aire VEW and Raymond League action, Joe Gerzina topped the Elks with 205, and Giardello set for a Hamptons bout in Paterson.
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Jullin' Joe
WEW
Baressi
Corry
John Wandard
Merkle
Dorrance
Chuck Hess
Late Douglas
John Chillock
Larry Barr
Jim Vaso
John Oeseh
Robbie Robiison
Harry Hotchbiss
Pat Renzi
Bob Lindstrom
Leo Peiffer
Mel Blyot
Bowl-Aire
Low Hurl Hert
Joe Gerzina
Elks
Carl Peterson
Gig Davis
J. Vile
Movse
Pepsi-ttola Corry Bakery
Citizens Dank
Mick’s Lumber
Root Furniture
Lakers Knicks Riot Ends In Six Minute Brawl
In Los Angeles the Lakers beat the Knicks 196 to 118 as a benches-clearing brawl erupted with six minutes left. Don Nelson required three stitches after a collision with Tor Hoover as Jerry West scored 39 and Elgin Baylor 36.
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Syracuse
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Pitt Tops Jr High Basketball Loop With 3 0 Record
Pitt leads the Junior High Recreation standings at 8 0 after a 17 11 victory over Cincinnati at Wright School gym. Duquesne stays unbeaten 2 0 with a 27 17 win over Loyola. NYU defeats Cincinnati 23 21 as Larry Hasbrouck hits the winner with two seconds left.
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Jim Wendl
Harley Hall
Bill Johnston
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John Bracken
George Costello
Dave Barber
Beaver Teams Face Franklin in Big Crossover Battle
Corry High wrestlers and basketball team gear up for a pair of midweek showdowns with Franklin, aiming to extend a 41 win loss wrestling record and test a 4-4 Knights squad. Basketball faces a tough Franklin lineup as Corry seeks first conference win after a non conference run.
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John Edge
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Corry
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Gary Swackhamer
Tom Morton
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Don Tinke
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al Freeman
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Ajax and Moose's Start Fast In Volleyball League
Ajax and Moose's opened the City Recreation Volleyball League with easy wins at Corry Area High School gym. Ajax defeated BPM II 31 16 25 20 to sweep two games, while Moose's beat Kinley Dolan 27 14 32 11. BPM I swept Aero 26 11 26 10 and Corry Loan topped Raymonds 47 10 27 17. Corry Jamestown I defeated Corry Jamestown I 34 10 27 21 and Nationwide blanked Corry Foam 27 14 27 20.
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Corry Pistol Team Defeats Jamestown Gun Club
Corry pistol team edged Jamestown 1322 1251 and 1309 1207 on local range. Dick Lindberg led Corry with 550 total while Stearns topped Jamestown with 527. Jamestown’s D Stearns was high for their side.
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Red and Gun Club
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A Stearns
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A. Counrach
Senior Recreation Basketball Loop Opens at Wright School Gym
About 75 boys from eight teams begin play in the Senior High School Recreation Basketball program at Wright School gym. Four games will be held each Thursday night with the first game at 6 30. Kenneth Harvey supervises the program and teams include upperclassmen from grades 10 11 and 12.
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Kenneth Harvey
Gil liam Signs With Dodgers for Eleventh Season
Jim Gilliam agreed to a 1964 contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers worth $20,000 up from $17,000. The 35 year old infielder will begin his 11th season with the club after the raise and new deal.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Dodgers
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