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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a movie, Meg, and numeric values like 160 and 100K with scores 19 to 15 and 12. It lacks coherent events or names to form a full report.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a movie, Meg, and numeric values like 160 and 100K with scores 19 to 15 and 12. It lacks coherent events or names to form a full report.
A brief notice reports a record transfer related to addiction recovery funds. The item notes involved parties and a date, with emphasis on transfer validity and official oversight.
Corry High edged Titusville 22 20 after trailing 17 0. Malek lost by pin in second period as Shaffer pinned him in 2nd. Corry wrestlers Shaffer Jackson Sprover Culbertsons and Higley produced key wins, while Al Culbertson and Jim Barber added decisive pins to seal the meet. Titusville, 0 6 1 0 0 0 0.
In San Francisco, UH duo Jacky Cupil from Longview and Phil Rodgers from La Jolla led a crowded field to the MBNA Open third round. Cupil posted 70 to reach 147, one stroke ahead of Rodgers, while veterans Billy Cooper Bob Rosburg Art Wall Jack Burke Charlie Sifford Miller Barber chased in a tight group amid Harding Park greens.
Corry riflemen edged Amboy 1847 to 142 on Amboy range with J Noble and E Davis each scoring 9 for Corry. Top score of the night belonged to B McLaughlin of Host team with 392. Corry B team beat Amboy 1841 to 1817 on local range led by R Bailey 37, T Stroup 376, F Karkoski 367, M Wade 364, A Ireland 356. other Corry players listed.
DETROIT AP Tigers paid about 74500 for two scoreless innings by Tom Fletcher the young left handed pitcher from Illinois. Injured since last fall his arm showed chronic venous insufficiency doctors advised rest and the Tigers expected no return on the money. General manager Jim Campbell said the expenditure is water under the dam and hopes remain he may pitch again.
Ex Marine Dave Tork, 27, West Virginia, vaults 16 feet 244 inches at Maple Leaf Games to set a world indoor pole vault record, calling it a warmup for a Boston meet and joining recent record holders Meyers and Nikula. The event also featured Canada’s Kidd and Crothers and a dramatic 100-yard finish involving Yerman and Kerr.
Golf world sees major money leaders Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fail to reach the San Francisco International Open third round funding a shake up in earnings. Sam Snead remains dominant though limited by fewer events on the West Coast swing as Hilario Morales is eliminated in Los Angeles.
Hall of Fame first baseman George Sisler will coach batting for the Pittsburgh Pirates minor league system next season. General Manager Joe L Brown said Sisler, previously batting coach for the parent club, will scout the National League and free agents with summer headquarters in St Louis. No successor named. Sisler posted a .340 lifetime major league average.
In a wild game at Youngsville the Corry Junior High team the Little Beavers won 36 to 34 after two overtimes. Corry led by bench threats Mike Dubrosky and Ronnie Swackhammer with 15 and 8 points as fouls plague both sides. Corry advances to 4-3 while Youngsville drops to 5-3 with several players fouled out.
Meadville defeats Franklin 64-57 in overtime to move to 5-0 in the section two race. Tom Graham led Meadville with 22 points, Joe Zadromy added 17, while Bill Beith scored 16 for Franklin. Wade Halbert tallied 15 as the Knights drop to 2-1 in league play. Meadville hosts Corry Tuesday.
Oil City, coming from behind, defeated Warren 52 to 46 to stay within one game of Mearville at the season midpoint. Warren led 36 31 entering the fourth before Oil City erupted for 21 points to Warren's 10. Bob Arnold led Warren with 18, while Walb Pearson scored 15 for Oil City. Oil City (41) hosts Franklin next Tuesday.
In Chicago Stadium a capacity crowd will watch undefeated Cincinnati, No. 1, face Illinois, No. 3, in a doubleheader with Loyola of Chicago, No. 2, aiming for an 18th straight win against Santa Clara. Cincinnati boasts a stingy defense while Loyola leads the nation in scoring. Other results include Wichita’s loss to North Texas State, Holy Cross over Texas Tech, UCLA over Texas Tech, Utah State over Denver, Seton Hall over Boston College, Washington over Oregon, and USC past Loyola of Los Angeles.
Corry High’s Beaver squad crushed Titusville 49 33 on home court behind Harold Bromley’s 20 points in the third quarter as Corry seeks a repeat victory at Northern Area tonight. Bromley led with 20 points. Ron Johnson pulled 12 rebounds while Scholton and Vittcent added nine each.
The Knicks nearly collapsed in their bid for the playoffs as Cincinnati Royals routed New York 112 to 14. Foley made his Knicks debut with four points in five minutes but failed to spark a rally. The Royals led by 15 at halftime and pulled away in the second half as New York dropped 11 games back. Celtics beat Hawks while Pistons edged Bulls and Lakers defeated Syracuse. Zephyrs GM Frank Lane was ejected in Chicago for arguing calls.
SuNEvaY, mm Var-aly Player, always a threat, leads PGA top money list this week. Player earned 2140 over the weekend for his second place finish in the Bing Crosby Open.
Corridor results include Corry 49 over Titusville 33 and Oil City 52 over Warren 46. Meadville 64 defeated Franklin 57 in overtime. Other games feature Spartansburg 39 Pleasantville 43 and Youngsville 67 over West Forest 8, with Northern Area 44 over Tidioute 31.
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