Unclear fragments from day’s events at local strip mine
Partially legible notes describe a nine year old’s death by strangulation and a missing person case involving a Marine, with references to a Wednesday morning incident near a strip area and a sister. Details are fragmented and unclear.
Red Sox star Stuart blasted in B game row
Dick Stuart, coming off a strong 1963 season, drew criticism after a disappointing B game for Boston against San Francisco. Manager Johnny Pesky called his act selfish and vowed to discuss the behavior, while Stuart apologized and said he would follow orders. Other exhibition action saw San Francisco beat Cleveland 15-13 and Dodgers, Yankees, White Sox, and Mets win as spring play continued.
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Beagle Club Plans Card Party at Hare Creek
The Hare Creek Beagle Club met at Dr. James Hileman’s East Smith street home to discuss a card party planned for Monday April 20 at the Moose home. $50 in merchandise will be awarded. Both men and women invited. Beagle men will supply refreshments. A farming committee was named to plan plowing and mowing of feed strips.
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Unbeaten Uniontown Faces Plymouth-Whitemarsh In Class A Final
Uniontown and Plymouth-Whitemarsh reach the 1964 PIAA Class A title game with decisive semifinal wins. Plymouth-Whitemarsh erased a halftime deficit to beat Catasauqua 75-57, while Uniontown overwhelmed Punxsutawney 47 as it stretched its unbeaten streak to 27.
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Ajax Closes Unbeaten 1964 City Volleyball Title Run
Ajax completes the season unbeaten to win the City Volleyball League title with a 27 16 27 18 win over BPM I at Corry Area High. Moose’s Restaurant takes second place after beating Nationwide 23 18 26 22 while Corry Loan edges Kinley-Dolan for seventh as playoffs begin April 1 with Ajax versus Corry and other matchups.
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Sutton Wins Special Monthly Drawing at Club Training Area
At the club's training area Chuck Sutton won the special monthly drawing. Renewal of memberships will be due as of April 1st, it was announced.
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Lindberg Brothers Lead Corry to Gun Club Victory
The Lindberg brothers paced Corry’s pistoleers to a double victory at the Gem City Gun Club in Erie last night. Dick shot a 68 for the evening and Kurt posted 556 for both matches, while Erie's Lytle led the local shooters with a 553. Corry's next match is a center-fire event in Jamestown next Wednesday.
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Corry Midgets Compete In Cage Tourney In Jamestown
Corry enters the 20t annual Midget Basketball Tournament in Jamestown. In the semifinal win over Falconer, Xander 17 and Wurm 19 led Corry with Pain and Xander scoring key baskets. Davisons, Kennedy and Sample contributed as Corry advanced, while the Intermediate squad fell to Julia's of Frewsburg 59 42 in their first game.
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Palmer Dragging Fifty Open Might Yield New Champion
Miami AP The $50 000 Total Open Golf Tournament opened today with many entries capable of winning the $7 500 first prize. Defending money leader Arnold Palmer faces a tight field as Bruce Devlin’s St. Petersburg win highlighted a string of 13 victories last season. Strong showings come from Al Geiberger Frank Beard Rex Baxter and this year’s early leaders Paul Harney Art Wall Jr Tony Lema and Juan Rodriguez.
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A Leaguers pace strong bowling night across multiple leagues
The A Leaguers posted high scores on the VFW lanes with Renzi 234 182 212 Migliaccio 169 248 210 Lindstrom 167 223 230 Hand 177 255 180 Barr 193 214 201 Lamiello 187 203 217. Hand led the night with a 255 as Moose's 1028 stood among top marks in the year as various bowlers stacked tall totals across the A loopers and other leagues at Bowl Aire Avalon Center and nearby venues.
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UCLA Seeks Final Four as Four Enter Kansas City
In Kansas City four teams UCLA Duke Michigan and Kansas State arrive for basketball semifinals. UCLA favored with Duke unsettled Michigan manned up and Kansas State a dark horse as teams drill ahead of Friday night matchups. Michigan's Cazzie Russell limited by ankle tenderness after Purdue game.
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