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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1965
Page
7
Vague OCR text references Gordon, two place names, and a House race. Mentions votes to 9, labor, and a district with 13,084 for Marland. Fragmentary details and uncertain names limit clarity of outcome or participants.
A partial OCR line shows assorted currency marks and a year, including 19, 5 percent, 25 cents, 1965, and miscellaneous symbols. The readable content is minimal and lacks full context or identifiable event.
Vincent High School dominated Beavers 83 to 12 in a swimming meet at Corry. Eric Strong Vincent swept all 11 events while Ken Lacey claimed runner-up in all out diving. Dave Nelson led with two wins including a pool record in the 60-yard freestyle, and Les Moore set a pool backstroke mark. The Beavers, now 1-5, travel to Erie Tech next week with three meets ahead.
The Corry YMCA will partner with Peak Ski Center at French Creek for a six week series of ski lessons. Prices are 8 dollars for members and 9 dollars for nonmembers. Lessons led by Ron Hamilton will run Tuesdays if at least 30 register, with two daily trips to the slopes for junior and senior high students. Sessions include hour group instruction, four hours free skiing, and rentals for 1 dollar. Bus transport costs 50 cents round trip.
Corry High cagers seek a Section Two win tonight at Titusville as Beaver wrestlers also travel there. Titusville (5-6) relies on Dan Rosequist and Art Blitz while Jim Kockler’s Rockets aim to improve on recent league results. Meantime Meadville invades Oil City and Warren visits Franklin in other league games amid tight races.
Recap of last night’s bowling results across multiple leagues with high games by players such as Helen Hoyt and Mary Savio. Jamestown and Corry teams posted top totals, while standings show competitive records in VFW Ladies A and other divisions. Track season opens in LA with Olympians in the Indoor meet and a strong field anticipated.
In Pebble Beach California Dave Ragan and Doug Ford shared the first round lead at the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament amid rain and mist. Ragan fired a 66 on Cypress Point and Ford a 66 on Monterey Peninsula as top players like Palmer, Nicklaus, Venturi and Lema trailed. Skee Riegel stood at 68 while Don January followed at 67 with a 68 group close behind. Ragan used a 25 year old wooden putter, netting seven birdies including a long attempt from 12 feet.
Jim Minana named new golf pro at Corry Country Club taking over duties around April 1. He leaves his Erie Foundry Co position and will reside in Corry, after four years as assistant pro at Kahkwa Country Club in Erie. Minana, from Johnstown, studied at Sunnehanna and teaches golf at Glenwood YMCA in Erie. He replaces Johnny Capebianco, last summer’s pro, and is married with two daughters aged 10 and seven.
Basketball tonight features Titusville at Corry and Meadville at Oil City with Warren visiting Franklin in regional action. Other games include Pleasantville at Spartansburg and Youngsville at West Forest along with Erie area matchups Erie Cathedral Prep vs Mc Dowell and Erie Academy against Erie Tech. Vin cent Tidioute travels to Northern Area as Grove City visits Mercer. Greenville hosts Sharpsville and Conneaut Valley plays Cambridge Springs. Sheffield meets Bennetts Valley and Saegertown visits Townville. Conneaut Lake goes to Randolph Commodore Perry at Lakeview.
Weber of St Louis leads the $100,000 All-Star Bowling Tournament American Division by 252 pins with 17 wins to 12 for teammate Ray Bluth as action continues. Ted Hoffman Jr tops the National Division at 15-8. Jim St John sits close behind. Women's leader Jean Winsch holds a 12-8 mark ahead of Mary Louise Young. Olga Gloor loses first place by one pin after a 10th round duel.
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