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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1965

Page

7

Fragmentary note on theft and fare dispute in 1961

A garbled report mentions a burglary area, FBI, and negotiations over stolen funds or tickets. References Theodore, Andrew London, and a conductor on a route, with a lost fare and a claim of guilt. Details are incomplete and unclear.

FBI Joney Theodore Andrew London

Beavers Meet Knights In Corry Showdown Night

Corry High hosts Franklin in CAHL men's basketball as Beavers seek a fifth straight win and a share of the league lead while wrapping up a night that also features Franklin wrestlers facing Corry. Franklin front-liners include Monarch, Law, Hodglin, Armour and Harper with Fox countering for Corry alongside Morton, Bliley, Claypool, Swackhamer and Tate.

Wranklin Corry High Beaver Knight Franklin Beavers Corry Knights Oil City Titusville Warren Bob Irons Jim McCullough Brookville Hickory Grove City Erie East Erie Academy Cranberry Ironsmen Greenville Joe Monarch Red Law Jim Hodglin Bob Armour Bob Harper Dick Pox Tom Morton John Bliley John Claypool Gary Swackhamer Dick Tate Fox Bliley Morton Dave Gilliland Mike Dubrosky Beaver-Knights Larry Harrington Dave Grannis Grannis Pymatuning Jim Waite Waite Harrington-Grannis

Firsts CAHS Tankers Topple Tech in doubleheader

Corry High swimmers won eight of 11 events to beat Erie Tech 59 36 at Tech’s pool. Beavers swept relays and six individual races, claiming a second win over Tech this season. Winners included Wickwire Fuller Lacey and Masler, with Wickwire leading the 200-yard medley relay. Corry meets Erie East next, then Meadville Thursday.

Corry High Erie Tech Tech Erie East Erie Academy Beavers Corry Bill Peiffer Dave Fuller Ken Lacey Jeff Wickwire Bill Master Gary Counasse Peiffer Fuller Ken Marsh Jim Lundy Lundy Marsh Keppel Roehrig Meadville Corey Tech Memorial Mike Allyn Harrison Keppel Marty Rochrig Clayton Johns Boyer Gary Conmusye Nelson Wilson Dave Puller Jim Landy Ord Mike Smith Weyard Callahan Wisniewski Rodrig Don Antrim Wickwire Lubomski Mitchell Bill Masler Gorny Counasse Ard Monahan

Franklin at Corry rivals in league show down

Franklin seeks a rare win as Corry arrives after beating Franklin twice this season. Corry features Fralick 95, Taylor 103, Harrington 112, Higley 120, Malek brothers 127 and 133, Clark 198, Hunt 145, Ahl 154, Walton 165, Rogers 180, Gates heavyweight. Anhl has won both of his two starts this season.

Ing Knights Franklin Titusville Corry Rockets Beavers Orange and Black Sam Fralick Bruce Taylor Harrington Bob Higley Edward Malek Edmund Malek Cliff Clark Ken Hunt Dan Ahl Herb Walton Dennis Rogers Dale Gates Anhl

Ressler Unitas Top Gridders Honored by Maxwell Club

Glenn Ressler of Penn State and Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts were named top football players of 1964 by the Maxwell Club. Ressler, from Dornsife Pennsylvania, earned honors for his offense and defense for the Nittany Lions. Unitas received the Bert Bell Memorial Award as the season’s top pro, becoming the first two time winner after also taking the award in 1969.

Hiadelphia Glenn Ressler Johnny Unitas Baltimore Colts Maxwell Club Ressler Dornsife Nittany Lions Unitas Bert Bell

Major League Scouting Plan Tested by Four Clubs

FITTSBURGH AP Four MLB teams the Tigers Pirates Braves Indians map a cooperative scouting plan to cut bonuses and expand minor league play. Each club will receive reports from 60 to 76 scouts and decide whom to draft with three selections yearly June September and January. If successful it could spread to all 20 clubs with approval from Commissioner Frick.

Bill Veeck Hotel Jamestown Veeck Ford Frick Wreck Bill Joe Jane Milwaukee Braves Atlanta Milwaukee Journal Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox St. Louis Browns Ted Williamses Stan Musials Veecki Dick Stuart Dean Chance Bob Turley Lenny Moore Ernie Green Daryle Lamonica Myron Poltios Bill Sharman Gary Wood Johnny Bizzaro Joe Connell Tom Gorman Chris Schenkel Boston Max Robinson WJTN Jamestown Gahan Harry Peck Bo Giants New York Jon Namath Weed APL Lamb- Ulea Buffalo Bills Nur Teague Lamofies Moore Greene Pottles Wood Fittsburgh James A. Campbell Detroit Tigers Pittsburgh Pirates Milwaukee Braves Gabe Paul Cleveland Joe L. Brown The Pirates Brown John McHale Mord Frick

Norfolk card features Mims and Fraser wins

In Norfolk Jolly Mims 162 from Washington defeated Ike Haris 154 from Philadelphia by points over 10 rounds. In Sarnia Colin Fraser 142 from Canada outpointed Gary Broughton 144 from Canada over eight rounds.

Norfolk Jolly Mims Washington Ike Haris Philadelphia Sarnia

Biology Blows Up NC State Team ineligible Lakins missing scoring

NC State, 11-1, moved past Centenary 79-54 as star scorer Larry Lakins was ruled ineligible after flunking a biology exam. Coach Maravich faced replacement moves while Duke led ACC with 5-1 after the win, amid injuries and eligibility issues across top programs.

Associated Press Novi Carolin Maravich State Everett Case Larry Lakins Lakins

Berry Leads Local Bowling Surge In Steel League Play

Berry topped Avalon Center scoring 221 213 247 in a standout display to rise to the season’s bowling lead. In the Mer nes League Archie Wetmore posted 246 and Shek Jackson logged the 6 7 split as Staples Merkle headlines Bowl Aire. Kentucky Georgia Tech Mississippi State SEC action featured Dampier Riley Adams and a tight 75 73 Mississippi State win. Minnesota's 85 01 victory over Purdue tightened a Big Ten collision as Schellhase led Mons State past Oklahoma 87 81.

el Berry Py Smasher McInnes Steel Avalon Berry Rasy Ed Don Bradford Archie Wetmore Shek Jackson Staples Merkle Chester Czech Hines Phil Sample Chuck Willett Merle Ottaway Shorty Doan John Broughton VFW Chuck Weston Lyle L Thompson Voi Wolvay Gene Bloom Cy Gluyna Joe Niedomys Tony Amoroso Bob Danion Dan Bradford M. Edwards Walt Gibas Mervill Wade George Price Joe Weber Melnnes Steel Co Laws Gators Louie Dampier Kentucky Georgia Pat Riley John Adams Wildcats Georgia Tech Mississippi State Auburn Florida State Tallahassee Minnesota Minois Michigan Iowa Purdue Lafayette Ind Boilermakers Dave Schellhase Bob Ziegler Mons State Oklahoma

Archery League Results Narrow Defeat For Gentlemans Geronimos

Archery results show Gentlemans Geronimos losing 779 to 773 to Leed's Lancers at Sawyer Archery Lanes. Rossin's Redskins finished third with 762, followed by Davis's Delawares 742 and Bonnett's Blackfeet 27. High score of the evening was Diane Sawyer with 284, high men Pete Beagle 271. Individual scores list Rick Wascak 179, Tom Jackman 164, John Boutwell 265, Mike Payer 246, John Payer 262, Jim King 248, Becky Turner 206, Fred Jewell 128, Dan Eshelman 219.

Gentilman Geronimos Leed Lancers Sawyer Archery Lanes Rossin Redskins Davis Delawares Bonnett Blackfeet Blackfeat Diane Sawyer Pete Beagle Becky Turner Rick Wascak Tom Jackman John Boutwell Mike Payer John Payer Jim King Beky” ‘Turenér Fred Jewell Doh Eshelman Dan Beckwith

New Virginia Coach George Blackburn Promoted Head Coach

Charlottesville Virginia George Blackburn offensive backfield coach at the University of Virginia since last spring was promoted today to head football coach succeeding Bill Elias Blackburn 51 had been heir apparent since Elias resigned January 18 to become Navy head coach He was the only candidate seriously considered out of about 100

Virginia Charlottesville George Blackburn University of Virginia Bill Elias Blackburn Elias Navy

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