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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1962

Page

7

Uniontown Meets Norristown For A State Title

Harrisburg AP reports Uniontown and Norristown reach the PIAA Class A state final after regional wins. Uniontown dominated Fifth Avenue 66-49 to reach the title, while Norristown defeated Catasauqua 67-52 in a battle of senior stars led by Jim Williams and Don Cartwright. The final is set for the State Farm Show Building in Harrisburg with nearby B and C championships scheduled the same night.

Harrisburg Uniontown Norristown Red Raiders Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh Eagles T Ee Rough Riders Catasauqua Jim Williams Don Cartwright Williams Cartwright

Corry Pistol Team Wins Two Matches

The Corry pistol team defeated the Erie Keystone Club in the Penn York Pistol League at the local Rod and Gun Club range. Scores were 1385 to 1324 and 1377 to 1308 with 22 caliber rifles. Norm McElroy led the Corry squad in the first match scoring 284 and Dick Lindberg topped the nightcap with 286. The report lists only top five scores. other Corry members included Joe Briskie Jim Briskie Merrill Lillie Kurt Lindberg Chuck Post and Jim Peterson.

Corry Erie Keystone Clu Norm McElroy Corryites Dick Lindberg Joe Briskie Jim Briskie Merrill Lillie Kurt Lindberg Chucky Post Jim Peterson

Packers Moving To Philadelphia Rumor Grows

Philadelphia reports Eddie Gottlieb may buy the Chicago Packers and move them to Philadelphia next season. The Bulletin cites a Kim Hefferan story noting Gottlieb could pay about $500000 for the Packers using roughly $850000 from the Warriors sale.

Packers Philadelphia Warriors San Francisco Eddie Gottlieb Chicago Packers Philadelphia Bulletin Kim Hefferan The Bulletin Gottiieb

Uniontown Raiders ready for Norristown clash in title game

Uniontown captured the Western Regional with a 66-49 win over Fifth Avenue and will face Norristown, which won the Eastern Regional 67-52 over Catasauqua, for the Class A state championship in Harrisburg. Coach Abe Everhart praised his squad despite Don Yates being held to seven points, noting Pete Smith and Allyn Curry sparked the backcourt and Ron Sepic fueled the offense. Fifth Avenue coach George Cupples commended Uniontown as a solid club and hoped his team could execute its fast break better.

Catasauqua Rough Riders Norristown Larry Miller Williams Cartwright Dennis Fehnel Uniontown Fifth Avenue Fleming Reynolds Ron Sepic Allyn Curry Red Raiders Don Yates Pittsburgh Abe Everhart Pitt Harrisburg Everhart Raiders Raider Pete Smith Espe Curry George Cupples

Philly Nats Play Finale in Eastern Semifinal Duel

The Philadelphia Warriors host the Syracuse Nats in Convention Hall for the fifth game of a best-of-five semifinal. The winner advances to face Boston in the finals starting Saturday at Boston Garden. Detroit meets Los Angeles in the Western final, with two games in LA.

Enquave.phia Philadelphia Warriors Syracuse Nats Convention Hall Boston Warriors Syracuse Boston Garden Detroit Pistons Cincinnati Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles

Krausse Assigned to Binghamton After Camp

Lew Krausse from Chester, Pa, sent to Kansas City Athletics minor league camp in Daytona Beach and expected to be assigned to Binghamton N Y of the Class A Eastern League. The $125,000 bonus pitcher signed out of high school a year ago was sent to the minor league camp yesterday with five other players.

Krausse West Palm Beach Fla Lew Krausse Chester Kansas City Athletics Diyatona Beach Binghamton, N Athletics

Semifinal Field Set In City Volleyball League Play

Four teams remain after last night’s first round playoff at Corry Area High School gym. Moose's Restaurant, BPM 1, Kinley-Dolan, and Ajax won in straight or 2-1 fashion to advance, with upcoming semifinals scheduled for next week and a final berth at stake.

Corry Area Moose’s Restaurant Baur Kinley-Dolan Ajax Moose’s Moose's Roger Ottaway Restaurateurs Bob Marsh Corry Loan Crew Ajas BPM Insurance Gang Corry Jamestown Plant

Lehigh Chiefs Eastern Hope In Wrestling Hope

Oklahoma State enters NCAA wrestling as strong favorite on their home mat with Lehigh as toughest eastern challenger. Pendleton Angell Betrixhe among standouts. Lehigh and OSU both boast multiple champions from the Big Eight and eastern tournaments.

Oklahoma State Lehigh Kirk Pendleton Kinyon Dave Angell Jim Betrixhe Bill Merriam Chuck Smartt Chuck Moore

White Gloves Strictly Taboo in Major League Baseball

Commissioner Ford Frick has ordered uniform glove color across teams to avoid unfair signaling. He telegrammed all clubs citing Rule 115 A prohibiting white or gray gloves for pitchers. The aim is to ensure visibility of the ball and prevent distraction from glove movement during play.

Ford Frick

Orioles Lose Pitching Depth As Injuries Hit Spring Training

The Orioles face a shaky start as Chuck Estrada joins a list of starters sidelined by shoulder pain while Jack Fisher is scratched. Steve Barber and Milt Pappas are out or limited, forcing Billy Hitchcock to shuffle the rotation with Hal Brown, Dick Hall, and Billy Hoeft. The club won 12 against Cincinnati in a Tampa workout as Lew Krausse heads to the minors.

Associated Press Baltimore Orioles Chuck Estrada Jack Fisher Cincinnati Reds Uncle Sam Milt Pappas Billy Hitchcock Estrada Hal Brown Dick Hall Billy Hoelt Hoeft Detroit Orioles Reds Tampa Kansas City Norm Bass Bob Grim Washington West Palm Beach Lew Krausse Chicago Scottsdale Marvy Throneberry Russ Snyder

Dayton St. John's Favored To Cop NIT Semifinal Contests

Dayton St John’s favored to win NIT semifinal games at Madison Square Garden. Dayton faces Loyola Chicago in one semifinal while St John’s and Duquesne meet in the other. Key performers include Bill Chmielewski and Gordie Hatton for Dayton and Vic Rouse for Loyola, with Leroy Hillis starring for St John’s and Willie Somerset for Duquesne.

Dayton St. John's St. John’s Madison Square Garden Ohio Flyers Loyola of Chicago Redmen Sound Duquesne Dayton Loyola Flyers Wichita Houston Bill Chmielewski Gordie Hatton Chmielewski Watton Garry Roggenburk Hal Schoen Tom Hatton Gordie Loyola Ramblers Temple Vic Rouse Ramblers St. John's Duquesne Leroy Hillis Holy Gross Navy Bradley Dukes Boise Willie Somerset

Papp defeats Jones in Vienna boxing bout

Hungarian fighter Laszlo Papp outpointed Ralph Jones in Vienna in a 10 round match. Papp dominated early rounds and sealed the decision on points to improve his record. Jones, representing New York, pressed late but could not overturn the scoring.

Vienna Laszlo Papp Hungary Ralph Tiger) Jones New York

Big Men’s Series Highlight in A League at VFW

The three big men’s series ran in the A League at VFW. Miss Rouse’s 14 highlighted the Women of the Moose circuit at Avalon Center. Merkle led with 218 205 and 235 in games, the only VFW kegler with more than one double century. Doulas 246 propelled him to 600 circle, Coan 218, and other A Leaguers included Tungflenseh 235 Snow 203 Hotchkiss 211 Perkins 214 Willett 208 Root 211 Brynt 201 Robinson 214 Paver 201 Mussina 201, Stepies 182 168 154, Debury 181, McCrat 208, Bangs 4, Keefer 100. Boly Coons headlined Raymond League at Bowl-Ave with 243. Reed 23% runner-up, Eder 12, Dubrosky 203, Dun her 202, Bradford 22 for top in Men’s C League at Bowl-Aire.

VFW Miss Rouse Moose Avalon Center Merkle Maples Doulas Coan Joe Tungflenseh Larry Snow Harry Hotchkiss Marv Perkins Chuck Willett Leon Root Ray Brynt Robinson Ed Paver Frank Mussina Bob Clerald Stepies Boly Coons Roy Reed Fau As Gus Eder Pete Dubrosky Les Dunher Don Bradford

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