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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
7
The report notes pay advances and wages discussed in a YMCA context. It mentions a warning about spiraling costs and a suggested price raise for an upcoming congressional airing. It lists top placers Frisina and others, with Wil in first and seconds noted.
Fragments indicate a derailment incident in Pennsylvania with hints about motive and potential power or house links. Readable text mentions a wreck and questions surrounding the cause and responsible parties.
Meadville remains a top District 10 program as Polly-Point ranks place Erie Prep first in both polls. Titusville and Corry clash tonight with Titusville boasting height but Corry fielding a green squad. Corry’s limited returning players and Meadville Warren Franklin Oil City Titusville carry strong veterans from 1962 63 season.
A Senate antitrust subcommittee will hold hearings on professional baseballs exemption from antitrust laws. Commissioner Ford Frick and owner Charles Finley are among early witnesses as the panel probes baseballs status compared with football basketball and hockey. Hart aims to apply limited antitrust rules to all four major team sports.
Chi Chi Rodriguez won the 16 hole playoff for the Ticky International Open Golf title by one stroke over Don January at Harding Park. Rodriguez fired 34-36-70. He praised his long 250 yard drives while noting a legendary five iron shot from years past.
Loyola of Chicago, dropped to 10th, beat Dayton 70-56 as 6-10 center Hank Finkel fouled out. The win, one of 12 in 15 games, came after Dayton closed within one. DePaul, 9th, edged Indiana 85-78 as Dave Mills 25 and Jim Murphy 23 propelled a 13th straight victory for the Blue Demons.
Wichita’s University of Wichita Wheatshockers rise in college basketball, routing Chicago Loyola 80 76 to reach 14 wins in 17 and climb to seventh in the AP poll as UCLA Michigan and Davidson lead the rankings with multiple first place votes.
Duquesne starting forward Dennis Cuff likely to miss the next two games after a hairline fracture of his right elbow suffered in a fall during Friday night’s Army game. Coach Red Manning confirmed the injury yesterday.
Erie Strong Vincent defeats Erie East 68 to 20 and we Prep 46 to Erie Academy in a scholastic swimming meet showing Strong Vincent and Erie East strong in sprint events while we Prep and Erie Academy field competitive squads locally.
New York AP report shows Wilt Chamberlain still leads NBA in total points and field goal percentage. Rookie Jerry Lucas claims the field goal accuracy title while Larry Costello takes over the free throw percentage lead from Oscar Robertson. Bob Pettit nears Dolph Schayes on scoring, Walt Bellamy posts strong pace for Baltimore, and Robertson remains major playmaker with 536 assists.
Five men's leagues were active with no 600 series. Tom Cragg led in Bowl-Aire's Men’s A League with 195 197 206 for 594. Chuck Elchynski had a 238 high single. multiple players posted 200s across A and B leagues. Other top efforts included Bob Sanders 225 and Ed Berry 212 in various leagues.
After 10 years as a top relief pitcher Elroy Face signs his 1964 contract noting a poorer 1963 season cost him pay. He earned about 40000 in 1969 per sources. GM Joe Brown says everyone who signed got what they deserved, reflecting a reduced salary climate for Pittsburgh Pirates.
Harrisburg AP The State Fish Commission adopted 1964 fishing season schedules and limits. Trout lake and nonlake areas have distinct dates and size rules with statewide minimums and bag limits for bass pickerel walleye muskellunge pike and other species. Specific timing spans cover spring through ice season and extend into 1965 in some waters.
The Boston Globe says the American Football League will announce within 72 hours the sale of its television rights for about 12 million dollars. The report, filed by Sports Editor Jerry Nason, claims exclusive foreknowledge of the deal.
Miami Beach Fla AP Bears owner coach George Halas analyzes a title win and anticipates the toughest NFL season yet. He cites Green Bay as the team to beat and warns against complacency while discussing standings changes and rising TV deals.
Four Democratic lawmakers in HAMMODUNGAry-Lue state pressed a resolution urging a legislative investigation into the county quota system for issuing antlerless deer hunting licenses. They argued the current method skews access toward certain counties and even within counties. The proposal, if approved, would be studied by the Joint State Government Commission. The regulation was referred to committee for action.
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