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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1965

Page

7

Fire College at Adville Ne Opens

A brief note reports fire college activities in Adville Nebraska highlighting Joseph involved in the program.

Adville Ne Fire College Joseph

Birth and Death Notations From Fragmentary Record

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Willey and Larhor in a vague birth or birth related line. The readable fragment offers no clear dates, places, or full names to identify a full item.

Fragmented local notice yields partial terms and timing

A damaged OCR fragment mentions period terms and service timing with unclear references. The readable bits hint at a governing period and start or end dates but lack sufficient names, places, or outcomes for fuller context.

Football legend Amos Alonzo Stagg dies at 102

Amos Alonzo Stagg, the pioneering coach who shaped American football, died in Stockton at age 102 after a long career spanning Yale, Chicago, and Pacific. Funeral set for Central Methodist Church with burial beside his wife Stella. A memorial service will be held at the University of the Pacific stadium. He helped form the Big Ten and was named Coach of the Year in 1943.

Stockton Calif Amos Alonzo Stagg University of Chicago Central Methodist Church Stella University of the Pacific Yale Stagg Stage Pacific Southern California Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame Lyme, Waldorf Chicago Amos Alonzo Jr Susquehanna Pennsylvania Stockton College Paul Ruth S. Lauren

Midland Faces Steelton Highspire In 1965 PIAA Class A Final

Midland seeks a 28th straight win as it meets Steelton Highspire for the Class A state championship at the State Farm Show Arena. Steelton, led by Dennis Stewart, used hot shooting from John Smith and Tim Fisher to defeat Mahanoy Area 63-42 in the semifinal, while Midland defeated Pittsburgh Schenley 76-62 behind Ron Brown and Norm Vankier. The North West and District 3 champs clash after Steelton ended Steelton’s foe’s hopes with strong second and third quarters. Midland rode balance from its four double-figure scorers to a rout. The Class B and C finals follow.

Associated Press II Steelton-Highspire Midland Steel High Reading Conestoga Valley Middletown Chester Steamrollers Steelton Mahanoy Area Pittsburgh Schenley Dennis Stewart John Smith Jesse Evans Tim Fisher State Farm Show Arena Smith Vans Stewart Io All Golden Bears Stan Wlodarczyk Ron Brown Leopard Pitt Brown Sim Hill Norm Vankier Brent Lake Schenley Hill Ken Durrett Archie McGill Montrose Northern Cambria Pittsburgh Lykens Conneaut Lake Lewisburg

Nicklaus and Sanders star as Jacksonville tour opens

Jack Nicklaus cards 66 in pro am at Selva Marina as Doug Sanders matches with a 66 on a new Jacksonville Open course. Dan Sikes home duo Jerry Palmer and Don Finsterwald lead a strong field with Finsterwald’s team best ball 58 and $400 prize, as Arnold Palmer sits at 73. The 72 hole event offers a final bonus.

Waonsonville Jack Nicklaus Selva Marina Nicklaus Jacksonville Doug Sanders Atlante Beach Sanders Dan Sikes Arnold Palmer Don Finsterwald Finsterwald

Drysdales Bat May Boost Dodgers in Spring Exhibition

Don Drysdale Eyes offensive help from his bat as the Dodgers rely on stronger hitting to back a pitching staff. He doubled home two runs in a 6-4 win over Minnesota, while Tommy Davis continued hot with six hits in 11 spring at bats. Other games featured Willie Mays led Giants past the Red Sox, and Casey Stengel's Mets beating Cincinnati. Sam Perry of Fordham underwent knee surgery ending his spring season. The article also notes an 18th hole hole-in-one prize of 10000 dollars.

Associated Press Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodger Drysdale Los Angeles Minnesota Dodgers Tommy Davis Davis Bob Miller Johnny Podres Charlie Spell San Francisco Willie Mays Giants Boston Tony Conigliaro Red Sox New York Mets Cincinnati Reds Casey Stengel Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Los Angeles Angels Houston Washington Detroit Kansas City New York Yankees Milwaukee Baltimore Chicago White Sox Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Fordham University Sam Perry Perry St. Vincent's Hospital

Bowling A League night yields high scores and slips

The VFW six-team Men's A League saw 600 fewer pins last night with seven bowlers cracking the 200s. Merkle led three-game totals at 619, Pfeiffer topped a 266 single game, and Theisen notched 257. Other 200s included Hammond, Sample, Robinson, Staples, Wotus, Czech and more as standings and individual scores roll in.

VFW Merkle Pfeiffer Theisen Lamielle Blunt Douglas Zewatsky Bill Hammond Phil Sample Robbie Robinson Sonny Staples Bob Wotus Chester Czech Rudy's Tavern Ed Kovach Ross Bailey Ed Gluvna Bud Reed Jer Caruso Joe Gerzina Women OF the Moose Doris Lutz Gladys Saneson Joe Weber Dave Miller George Gilbert Elks Antler Chuck Jackman VEW

Corryiles Annex .22 Crown Triumph in Penn York League

In Jamestown, the Rod and Gun Club hosted the Penn York League .22 caliber championship. Anchor Dick Lindberg led with 285 and 286 in the two matches, while Stearns matched 286 in the nightcap. First match totals were 1401 to 1309, second 1396 to 1319.

Jamestown Dick Lindberg Stearns James Town Lindberg Corry Gene Hasbrouck Ernie Simpson Norm McElroy Kurt Lindberg Meltown — Lalonde Whalen Rot Johns

Candlelight Key Tourney Slated Here

A candlelight mixed doubles bowling tournament is planned at the VFW lanes. The ABB sanctioned handicap event spans the first two April weekends with potential extension. Four games across eight alleys will be scored by pinspotting machines lit only by candles. Sign ups are at the club.

VFW VFWI American Bowling Congress Women’s International Bowling Congress

Neck and Neck Volleyball Race Heats Up at Corry High

Moose's Restaurant and State Farm cling to the top two spots in the men’s volleyball standings after a night of lopsided wins. Moose's swept winless Corry Jamestown 2, 35-5 and 36-15 to reach 26 points, while State Farm dominated Meinnes Steel 22-16 and 25-9 to sit at 24. Corry Jamestown 1 slipped further back, and BPM 1 and Kinley-Dolan traded scores in a tight affair. Next week features the marquee Moose's vs State Farm clash as the pennant race narrows.

Moose’s State Farm Insurance Corry Moose's Corry Jamestown State Farm Meinnes Steel Ajax Corry Feam Kinley-Dolan Raymonds Nationwide Atay McInnes Kinley Meiinnes

New York Plans Glass Dome Stadium for Shea Site

New York City sports commissioner Ken Vin pes said he will present to Mayor Wagner a plan to enclose Shea Stadium with a domed glass and laminated steel structure. He noted Houston's domed stadium ready for the upcoming baseball season and indicated the plan could be ready for inspection soon.

New Yorks Ken Vin Robert Wagner Shea Stadium Houston Finney

Beaver pelts to be tagged Tuesday night

Beavers must be tagged by a game protector from the same county. Tagging to start at 7 p m at Corry Red and Gun Club with protectors from Erie Warren and Crawford Counties. Erie County beaver pop is down from last year and prices have fallen. Largest beaver in Simpson area weighed 67 pounds from Union City. Simpson oversees southern Erie County.

Ernie Simpson Corry Protector Simpson James Hanes Unionity Erie Coun

Title Game A Family Affair

PITTSBURGH AP There is Steelton joy regardless of who wins the state Class A basketball title game Saturday night between Midland and Steelton Highspire at Harrisburg. Midland coach Hank Kuzma is Steelton native. his parents still live there. Kuzma and Steelton coach Marty Benkovich grew up together.

Pittsburgh Steelton Midland Harrisburg Hank Kuzma Steve Kuzma Kuzma Marty Benkovich Benkovich Harrisburg Catholic Steeltown

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