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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
7
A garbled county level entry mentions counts, names, and actions but readability is insufficient to confirm details or identify individuals, places, or outcomes. The text lacks coherent narrative and verifiable entities for a precise summary.
Kansas City and Athletics owner Charles Finley near a lease decision as the American League demands a signed pact by Feb 1 to avoid expulsion. Finley considers four year terms amid talks with Mayor Davis and attorney Louis Nizer, after rejecting a two year deal and a Louisville move.
Local tomorrow basketball schedule lists Corry at Titusville Meadville at Franklin Warren at Oil City with several other matchups including Union City at Wattsburg Fort LeBoeuf at Fairview and multiple area schools. The card highlights upcoming games across the region with notable pairings and venue notes.
Corry and Titusville, both winless in Section Two, meet in Corry as Warren hosts Oil City and Meadville visits Franklin. The outcome could shape final standings with Franklin aiming to disrupt Meadville while Corry struggles to avoid last place.
Saturday results at Wright School show Jets Trojans Celtics and Dippers tied atop standings with 3 1 records. Vikings and Trojans led scoring in various games as players like Dan Taylor and Hal Blount posted notable points.
Duquesne extended its winning streak to eight with an 11-15 victory over NYU. Loyola posted wins over Pitt 92-13 and Cincinnati 21-9 as George Costello led scoring with 12 points in each game, aided by Dave Wattmore and others. Pitt, Loyola, NYU, and Cincinnati standings noted with records cited.
Karl Midenberger 195 pounds from Germany defeats Ri chié Meld 2094 from Trenton Northwest by decision in Berlin. Meld shows strong pace but Midenberger controls rounds to earn the win.
Loyola Chicago basketball struggles after two losses threaten a top ten drop. DeLuca from St. Vincent College urged preparation and motivation as keys to success, citing his WWII naval service and decades of coaching. He praised hard, unseen work behind triumphs and honored CAHS athletes with six trophies.
Opening match at Corry Area High School gym ended 27 24 with Blue Bombers defeating Red Cards. Results include Wastman Benson Ben son Taylor Belick Paszkowski Paver Easton Martin Hutchinson Kizmay Slye Higley Moore with various decisions pins and draws.
Bob Strampe, 27 and newly married, wins $15,000 men’s All-Star championship in St. Louis 1959 then is fired from aeronautical engineering job in Minneapolis. He moves to Detroit and earns about $15,000 annually as a professional bowler, after deciding to bowl full time. Strampe defeated Tommy Tuttle 257-225-203 to clinch the title and $15,000 prize.
Higley saw Higley (8) defeat Steve Gates while Louis Hastmian (R) edged Dan Clark and Larry Ding felder (R) drew with Jeff Jackson in a trio of close bouts.
The 516 Ann Gluvna Mixed Doubles League on WEW lanes saw scores like 140 200 176 with Thelma Glavis posting a 211 best, Wanda Sanders 178, Cy Gluyna 210, Chet Czech 201, Don Bradford 200, Barb Temple 169 176. Avalon center hosted kids with Bantam and Junior divisions led by Patty Wetmore 235, Lanny Pitch 273, Martha Houser 437, and Dave Wetmore 515 among others.
Juan Rodriguez and Don January reached a playoff at the Lucky International Open after Rodriguez birdied the 18th while January bogeyed. The 72-hole event finished 12 under par, with $7,500 going to the winner and $4,000 to the runner up. Arnold Palmer tied for third as top names chased the title in a tight finish.
Naples Italy report records Sal Burtoni age 118 stopping Jean LeRoy 120 France in round six. Alan Moravek 170 and 182 with Dick Lewis 189 also noted.
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