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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1964

Page

7

Evolving Local Groups Plan April Launch

Fragmented OCR text shows community groups discussing an April launch and subscription timing. Mentions a finance meeting, church and scout involvement, and several local names. Also references earnings data from 1962 and a $5.3 million figure for aluminum trade.

Ownle Methodist Ursday

Club Meets in Jamestown Rod and Gun Club Session

Tuesday evening meeting discussed two major upcoming projects. Wally Taber’s associate to appear at the Res Theater for high adventure fare. plans for the annual fish fry on March 17. Club officers listed: Bob Wank, Ted Wav relko, Art Knapp, and Dick Giacoma. The Corry bowlers, Meadville games, and local coaching ties noted along with resignations of Hal Miller and Wally Jewell from Section Two wrestling leadership.

Wally Taber Ibb Wavread Bob Wank Art Knapp Firancial Secretar Dick Giacoma Corry Larry Barr Jamestown Ange DiAngelo Barr Hawaii Meadville Bulldogs Beavers Franklin High Jim McCullough Franklin Dick Russell Oi City Jim Tutieville Ales Ted Marchibroda Warren Wrestling Hal Miller Wally Jewell Miller Sea- Boh

Arnie Jack Run Amid Palm Springs Golf Clas sic

In Palm Springs the Palm Springs Golf Classic leaders shifted after rounds one and two. Charlie Sifford and Doug Sanders led at 137 and 139 sites, with Sanders strong at 69 and 68. A four-way chase and tied scores followed as players battled across four desert courses.

Palm Springs Calif Charlie Sifford Tommy Jacobs Sifford Doug Sanders Sanders Bob Goalby Bob Charles Dean Refram Gene Littler Littler Thurst Refram Goalby Charles Jacobs Zell Eaton Don January Bob Adamson Dick Mart Dave Marr George Knudson Art Wall Jr Rad Thorsty Jack Nicklaus

Russia Leads In Winter Olympics After Opening Day

Russia swept the first three places in the ladies 500 meter speed skating and won pairs figure skating, tallying two golds one silver and two bronzes after opening day. Egon Zellmann and Lidia Skoblikova set records as Finland and Austria also claimed titles in cross country and downhill events. Americans faced disappointments with Ni Orsi finishing 14th and Jad from Stockton, California faltering in the downhill. Jeanne Ashworth and Janice Smith tied for fourth in the women’s 500 meter race as two events remained including the 1500 meter and Nordic ski jumping.

Lynshruck Austria Russia Egon Zimmerman Lidia Skoblikova Eero Maelyranta Finland United States Ni Orsi Jad _from Stockton Calif Jeanne Ashworth Lake Placid N Y Janice Smith Rochester N.Y

Unknown Drake Has Designs On Distinction

The Drake Bulldogs aim to shock the Missouri Valley Conference by upsetting Wichita State after a six game win streak and a 12 percent season mark. Wichita shocked Cincinnati 62-59 as Dave Stallworth led with 24 points and Kelly Pete scored the decisive layup to put the Shockers ahead late.

Associated Press Drake Bulldogs Missouri Valley Wichita Wheatshockers Wichita Cincinnati Bulldogs Drake Gene Bogash Winamac Ind Purdue Bradley New Mexico State Air Force Iowa State MVC Wheatshockers Dave Stallworth Kelly Pete Shockers Stallworth Bearcats Duke South Carolina Villanova Jeff Mullins Jed Duke Ronge Richie Moore Wally Jones

Sparta Stomps East Forest 89 to 53 in league clash

Spartansburg remains hot with an 89 53 win over East Forest behind Bill Role 15 field goals for 34 points. Johnny Linden added 11, Jerry Maynard 16, and Larry Mortis 15 as Sparta notches its 13th win in 15 starts while preparing for a trip to Northern Area Tuesday.

Spartansburg Sparken Bill Role East Forest Role Spartans Johny Linden Erry Maynard Larry Mortis Spatia Northern Area

Corry High Falls to Erie Academy in Swim Meet

Corry High swimmers fell 49 to 27 to Erie Academy. Winners for Corry: Ken Lacey diving Jeff Wickwire 10 yard backstroke Jack McIntyre 10 yard breaststroke. The medley relay team Wickwire McIntyre Tom Grice Art Butters also triumphed.

Corry Highs Erie Academy The Beavers Ken Lacey Jeff Wickwire Jack McIntyre Wickwire McIntyre Tom Grice Art Butters Dave Fuller Jim Mong Grice Butters Dan McMichael Harrison Keppel Bob Alexander Bill Cochran Erie Eric East Corry Corry Wickwire Meac Johnson Burbridge John King Kenny King Kennedy Graham Jones Harrison Keppel Schmidt Braggins Rosby Groendahl Academy

O Mara runs 4 00.6 in Millrose Wanamaker Mile win

Chicago’s Tom O Mara outpaced field to 4 00.6 for Millrose Wanamaker Mile title as coach Jerry Weiland touts sub four minute potential. He targets Chicago Relays and Olympic trials with ambitions for 3 54 outdoors and 3 58 6 indoor world record. Meet records fall elsewhere as John Thomas, Bruce Kidd and Bill Crothers post marks.

New York Chicago Tom O'Mara Jerry Weiland Weiland Loyola Welland O'Hara John Thomas Boston Valery Brumel Toronto Bruce Kidd Bill Crothers Crothers Villahova Noel Carroll Kidd Bob Hayes Florida A&m Fordham Sam Perry

John Butters Leads Bombers In High School Hoops

John Butters of the Bombers scored 20 points to lead a night of high school basketball action as his team beat the Bulldogs 44 to 29 for their third straight win. Rebels defeated Bombers 50 to 39, Templars beat the D.J.'s 5 to 32. many players earned double digit points.

Ane Churk Swishers Jin Black Bulldogs Bill Walsh Templars John Xander Bill Lipski Rebels Jerry Kennedy Daven Uppenman Swisher Detiplars Dets Bud- Guys Ios Calar Dwellers

Basketball Tonight Section schedule update

Multiple high school basketball games listed across Meadville Corry Titusville Warren Franklin Oil City Erie area matchups include General McLane Lawrence Park Northwestern Wesleyville For LeBoeuf Erie East McDowell and Erie Strong Vincent against Erie Academy and Erie Tech facing Erie Prep. Also shows Thursday boxing results from Miami and Worcester with several weight classes.

TWA Meadville Corry Titusville Warren Franklin Oil City Clymer Porestville Wattsboro Fairview North

Newcomers Take Local Coaching Roles in Area

Litherland from Union City joins a trio of new coaches with ties to Gannon College and Spartansburg. Fox and Partch, former teammates from Linesville, Pa., lead the local efforts alongside the newcomers as the season opens.

Litherland Union City Gannon College Spartansburg Fox Partch Linesville Cage Journal

Westless Lakers Fall Wilt Has 42

Wilt Chamberlain poured in 42 as the Warriors beat the Lakers 107-89 without Jerry West. Baltimore Bullets surged to sixth straight win, 107-89, tightening the Western Division race. Oscar Robertson had 18 assists for Cincinnati, while Walt Bellamy and Rudy LaRusso led their teams in Baltimore and Los Angeles respectively.

Baltimore Los Angeles Lakers Jerry West Los Angeles Baltimore Bullets National Basketball Association San Francisco Warriors St. Louis Hawks Bullets Lakers San Francisco Detroit Pistons Cincinnati Royals New York Knickerbockers Boston Don Ohl Detroit Pistons Ohl Wilt Chamberlain Warriors Cincinnati Oscar Robertson Royals Knicks New York Robertson Jack Twyman Johnny Egan Walt Bellamy Rudy LaRusso

Bowling 500 and high scores in local leagues

Thelma Glavis bowled a 500 with games of 150 161 and 189 for VFW Ladies A League honors, joined by Mary Jane Cable 192 Ann Orn 188 Betty McCarthy 181 and June Dorrance 175. Other leagues saw Ed Berry 208 Max Chris 204 and Denny Becker 217 206 in National B League and Corry's Carry's Moose upend Aluminum Contracting 2853 to 2804 in the Satelite Classic.

Thelma Glavis VFW Ladies Mary Jane Cable Ann Orn Betty McCarthy June Dorrance Babs Cook Sandy Lamendola Jackie Benson Walt Dundon Avalon Center Ed Berry Max Chris Denny Becker BowlAire Walt Lewis Norm Swart Casper Worowica P. McCray Roger Ottaway Carry Moose Aluminum Contracting Jamestown Corry Bob Mamon Larry Barr Douglas Shorty Doan Fred Smedley

Champ Kingpetch Named Boxer Of Month For January

New York ar June Kingpetch the durable Thai who won the world flyweight title for the third time last week was named the fighter of the month for January by Ring magazine today. Kingpetch outpointed Japan's Hiroyuki Ebihara on January 23. Ebihara dropped to the leading challenger's position.

New York Kingpetch Ring Magazine Today Japan Hiroyuki Ebihara Ebihara

Basketball and Hockey Seek Same Antitrust Exemption

In Washington AP report pro basketball and hockey asked Congress for the same antitrust exemption as baseball. J Walter Kennedy and Clarence Campbell led the push endorsing Hart bill to define exemptions for pro baseball basketball hockey and football. Minnesota etc.

Washington Congress J. Walter Kennedy National Basketball Association Clarence Campbell National Hockey League Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee Philip A. Hart Dmich Charles C. Finley Kansas City Athletics Hart Finley American League Athletics Louisville Oakland Calif Joe Cronin National League Warren Giles Senate

Duquesne Falls as McChesney Nets 24 in Loss

Duquesne loses to Loyola 12-11 after beating NYU 20-15 in a tight press game. Cincinnati outduels Pitt 30-24 with John McChesney scoring 24, the season high. Other scorers include Wendt and Corbett of Duquesne, Morton and Johnston of Pitt, Lundy of NYU, and Smith of Pitt. Duquesne leads the league at 9-1, Pitt 6-3, followed by Loyola 5-5, NYU 2-7, Cincinnati 2-8.

Duquesne Inio High Recreation Dukes Loyola NYU Cincinnati Pitt John McChesney Jim Wendt Fred Corbett Bruce Morton Jim Lundy Glenn Smith Bill Johnston

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