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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
7
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In the Western Regional semifinal at Corry Area High School, Sparta trailed by 16 before a late rally fell short as Clarion defeated Sparta 63 to 58. Ron Marshall iced it with two free throws with 2 seconds left after a furious Spartan push led by Larry Greer and Don Vail.
Corry Area High School will start the season with fresh faces after head coach Ron Schrecengost and assistant coach Herb Klodell resigned. The nine member board accepted the resignations amid discussion of program adequacy and future plans. Klodell had two years as junior varsity coach. Schrecengost leaves after three seasons with an 18-44 record. Governor directors noted progress despite calls for stronger emphasis on winning. No immediate successors named.
A meeting for parents is scheduled this evening to arrange transportation to the Regional YMCA swimming meet at Grove City College. About 41 boys from the local team will attend, with four age groups competing on Saturday and events split between morning and afternoon sessions.
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors and Bellamy of the Chicago Zephyrs duel for top field goal average as the NBA regular season nears its end. Bellamy holds a slim edge with a .527 to Chamberlain’s .528, with four games left and both set for action Saturday night.
The Lakers beat the St Louis team 109 to 96 as Macleary earned 23 points and led the pace with sharp corner shots. A crowded 1,200 seat venue witnessed a brisk 1 minute 20 second finish amid quick timeouts and steady foul shooting.
Norwin High School faces Aliquippa at Pitt Field House in a do or die Class A playoff clash as Norwin pursues its first WPIAL title. Aliquippa seeks its latest district crown with a 1949 state title memory.
Corry High swimmer Jack McIntyre placed 11th in a field featuring top state competitors at Bucknell University during the PIAA swimming championships. The junior did not score and will return to Beaverold next season.
The Corry Area High School Athletic Association reports winter sports lost 1127.12 dollars overall. Basketball receipts stood at 1134 while costs were 1604. Wrestling had 697 in receipts with 982 in outlay, and swimming at the YMCA pool produced 13 in receipts against 371 in expenses. The plan anticipates a year-end balance near 2000 thanks to a record football year. The financial report was presented at the association meeting.
Joe Judge, 68, longtime Washington Senators infielder and near-flawless fielder, died of a heart attack while shoveling snow at his home. He spent 18 of 20 MLB seasons with the Senators and was part of the Nationals’ two pennant winners in 1924 and 1925.
Three top college teams Loyola Chicago Arizona State and NYU reach NCAA regional semifinals after first-round wins. West Virginia St Josephs Bowling Green and Oregon State also advance in scattered sites with notable upsets and close finishes. UCLA and Stanford face a playoff to determine Big Six leader. NAIA first-round games produce Grambing Central State Fort Hays Athens Stetson and more with eight more games scheduled.
Three District 10 grapplers advanced to the state finals after winning Western Regionals at Altoona. Troy Magoon from Erie Strong Vincent at 103 pounds, Glenn Patterson of Greenville at 112, and Dick Stuyvesant of Greenville at 120 will wrestle Saturday in the PIAA semifinals and finals at Penn State. Franklin’s Dave Grannis and Grove City’s Bud Ruley also reached finals but lost on riding time. Other winners at Altoona included Swineford, Bell, Hamilton, Repine, Breen, Taylor, Galbraith, Dinges, and Richardson, with team standings listing Johnstown and Paul’s Men’s Wear in the top spots.
Renzi led with a 240 game and 212 in the Mens A League at Bowl-Aire, while teammates posted multiple 200-plus scores. Zajac notched two 211s and 202s, Paul Auer hit a 252 in Mens B at VFW, with 40 more men posting single 200s across leagues.
In Bradenton Florida the Pittsburgh Pirates lost to the Kansas City Athletics 1% as Howie Goss doubled twice and Ted Savage Elmo Plaskett hit three run homers while Larry Elliott added a bases empty round trip.
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