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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
7
Fragments show a masked Mafia figure tied to a murky past. The text mentions a wary narrator and hints at debts and intrigue, portraying a vibe of clandestine dealings and shadowed fortunes.
Corry High School swimmers led by Jack McIntyre Ari Richers Grice and Jeff Wickwire dominate the school and YMCA pool records after a drastic overhaul last Thursday. They hold eight of nine local marks while Erie East tops the pool list.
Philadelphia coach Dolph Schayes clashed with players during a 124 116 loss to the Baltimore Bullets while Dave Gambee was ejected. Lee Shaffer taunted Schayes and Warley as tensions boiled over. Schayes warned of likely fines. Cincinnati routed Boston 109 02 and Los Angeles beat Detroit 110 101.
Corry High hosts Oil City in a key conference game as Oilers led by Dave Pearson Ted Stoudt and Dick Houtz clash with Corry standouts Art Hatchkiss John Bliley Tom Morton Mike Bar and Don Swackhamer in a bid to stay alive in the chase while Oilers seek to extend a rolling season run.
Oil City’s wrestling squad opened with a 6-1 dual record as Bob Flath’s charges dominated in recent showings. Franklin looms as tomorrow’s key test while Corry and Titusville also posted victories in a strong season push. The Beaver lineup features Damon at 165 and several weight class moves shaping the team.
Four teams stay unbeaten as Corry Loan and Amestown lead a tight field at Corry Area High School. Ajax beat CJ and Kinley Dolan, while BPM I swept Raymonds and split with Aero. Next week they face key clashes as Corry Loan meets Ajax and BPM I takes on CJ T.
Cleveland Browns fullback Jimmy Brown is honored at a testimonial tonight at the Beachcomber Hotel at 7 o'clock. A galaxy of stars attends, with football guests Red Mack Myron Pottios Paul Hornung Tim Brown Earl Morrall Paul Martha Ross Fichtner Ed Ulinski Paul Bixler and baseball representatives Jerry Lynch Donn Clendenon Bob Purkey Jim Grant. Congressmen James Weaver and Lt Governor Raymond Shafer are also on the guest list.
In Boston at Cooperstown, Luke Appling and Red Rufing lead 30 ex-players for a second Hall of Fame ballot after none of the 59 nominees reached the required 7 percent. Appling netted 142 votes, 9 short of the 151 needed. Rufing had 141. BBWAA will mail ballots Feb. 5 with up to five votes from the top 30, with one likely to be admitted unless a tie forces more.
In last night's action at VFW the Men's A League produced five 600 series. Bob Hand led with 213 214 199, Barr totaled 224 195 207, Douglas 188 203 234, Sample 201 181 242, and Hammond 204 215 194. Millie Orn topped the Women of the Moose at Avalon Center with 188 508. Other A League scorers included Perrin 215 202, Baressi 200 20, Varasso 234, Blynt 220, Doan 214, Fenton 212, Mesina 200, Zewatsky 209, Hotchkiss 207, Robinson 204, Stewart 202. In the Raymond League at Bowl-Aire, Chuck Skinner had the night's high game at 246. Blynt 218, Hunt 210, Bailey 202, Kovach 201, Gluvna 201. Art Merry's 230 led the Men's C League at Bowl-Aire with Miller 202 and Brady 201. Scholastic wrestling results: Erie Prep 81 Erie Academy 2, Erie Strong Vincent 24 Union City 32, General McLane 15.
Tar Heel bowler Tuttle from Rural Hall NC led after opening finals in the $100,000 All-Star Bowling Tournament in Dallas. He won 12 of 16 games, totaled 4 231 including a 640 pin bonus, and posted a 930 series in one set. Luke Barlow of Hobbs NM rose to second with 3 943 pins through four rounds. Norma Lake of Dallas and Laverne Carter of St. Louis shared the women's lead at 11 871 after four rounds.
Finley refuses to comment as Cronin fails to respond while both are spotted in a New York hotel amid movement on the A s roster. League officials say Cronin is in town for legal talks and Finley faces possible expulsion if he cannot renew a Louisville lease. The Athletics signed Diego Segui and George Williams to start the 1964 roster, while other clubs announce new deals for infielders and pitchers across the majors.
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