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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1964
Page
7
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Oil City topped Corry 69 53 as the Oilers surged with 23 points in the second period and 20 in the final frame. The Beavers, now 3-4 in league play, dropped their third loss in Section action while Oil City climbed into a three way tie for second behind Meadville after a 14 8 win over Titusville.
Oil City outscored Corry 34-33 in the final two quarters to win by 12 as Abplanalp led the Oilers with 20 points and heavy support from Downing and Pearson. Corry’s trio Bliley Hotchkiss Morton scored 38 of the Beavers’ total, with Bliley’s 14 leading. Rick Hammond paced Corry with 19 points.
Bob Culbertson and Bruce Taylor Beavers secured decisive wins as Oil City dominated Corry in Section Two wrestling. Bob Plath’s Oilers seized control by midmatch, with Taylor and Culbertson delivering strongest performances, while Corry only claimed two victories by Bruce Taylor and Culbertson.
Bruce Taylor defended. COC Bruce Campman lost 0-4. Jay Jackson and Tom Johnson pinned. Hutchinson brothers won by fall and decision. Harkless and Harvey won by decision. Shaughnessy pinned Higley. Ward won 6-3. Culbertson edged Titus. Sonoski won 1-0. Referee: Gis Pulekas.
Duquesne defeated Army 88 to 74 while Oregon beat Washington State 71 to 61 and Oregon State toppled Stanford 65 to 57. In other action, Boston beat St Louis 119 to 98 and Los Angeles prevailed 118 to 100 over San Francisco. Corry's team saw John Claypool score 14, Meadville led Titusville 45 to 2 at halftime, Dale Boyd scored 25 for the Bulldogs, and Warren held the lead at halftime 125 to 21 before a strong late surge.
At Harding Park Palmer posted a five under par 66 for a 133 total, taking a one stroke lead over Don January at the halfway mark of the Lucky International Open. Within five strokes sit Rudolph Ragan Floyd Steelsmith Rule Jacobs Bayer, with Rudolph Ragan and Floyd shooting 67. Palmer’s iron play kept birdie putts short, none longer than six feet.
Athletes and cheerleaders over 109 invited as guests of honor at the 15th annual Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet tonight at 6 30 in Corry Area High School cafeteria. Six varsity teams, cheerleaders, trophies and awards to be presented with guest speakers including Dick Groat and Joe Connell. Al DeLuca to address attendees.
Argentine light heavyweight Gregorio Peralta defeated Wayne Thornton in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden to clinch a title shot against Willie Pastrano. Matchmaker Teddy Brenner planned negotiations in Miami Beach with Angelo Dundee. If for March the bout would be in the Garden. if April likely New Orleans or Las Vegas with Pastrano favoring New Orleans.
Corry riflemen split two close matches with Lawrence Park last night. The A team lost by one point 1444 to 143, while the B team won 1388 to 1330. Jim Weeks led the A with 201 and Frank Karkoski topped the B with 283. several other A and B shooters are named among the top five or notable contributors.
An 18 year old Australian, Ross Milne of Myrtleford Victoria, died after a fall on the men's downhill course at the Innsbruck Winter Olympics. He was flown by helicopter to Innsbruck Hospital where he died on admission.
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