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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
7
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About 300 people attended the Rod and Gun Club fish try joining a program with speakers from Franklin and Erie. Four wildlife films were shown and prizes awarded to residents including Art Kimmy Don Bennink Dave Fox Roland Putnam Ed Zewatsky M. G. Moore and John Keppel. A hunter safety course begins Tuesday at 6 30 PM. Wildlife Week activities feature Crawford County posters and conservation discussion led by Roland Putnam and George Laird. The piece also covers local football chatter and anecdotes about Erie and Western Pa. schools, with coach quotes and historical notes.
LOS ANGELES AP Former boxing champion Davey Moore lies in a coma after losing his featherweight title to Sugar Ramos in a triple title night. Doctors call Moore’s head injury serious with poor chances of recovery. Ramos remains undefeated after a 10th round knockout.
In Cincinnati, the Royals crushed Syracuse 133-115 to even the best-of-5 Eastern Division semifinal at 1-1. Oscar Robertson starred with 41 points 15 rebounds and 12 assists. Syracuse coach Alex Hannum vowed a tougher approach for game three in Syracuse.
The Rod and Gun Club pistol team erupted to a club best 2631 beating Franklin Army Reserves 207 to 2631 at Est Washington street range. Corry's prior best team score was 2790 set earlier this season.
The Honeymooners beat the Bearcats 45 to 33 at Wright School gym to claim the high school Recreation Basketball League championship. Jim Black Lee Miller and Rick Thompson led with 13 10 point totals, as Honeymooners outscored the Bearcats 26 18 in the second half. Bearcats top scorer Vicky Dyckes had 15 points while Denny Dyckes and teammates contributed. Whiz Kids took third place with a 7 0 win over FFA, Lawson 21 and Zalnezck 14 leading the scoring.
The Corry YMCA girls swim team hosts Olean tomorrow in a three division meet starting at 12 noon. Cadet prep and junior girls ages 11 to 14 compete in 12 events plus diving with runners and other local clubs using last results to tune up for upcoming season.
Plymouth-Whitemarsh faces Norwin High School in the state Class A final, a rebounding duel led by Norwin star 6-foot-2 junior Jotin Naponick who averages over 20 rebounds and up to 28 points per game. Plymouth-Whitemarsh carries a 23 game win streak, Norwin stands 24-3. Stofko notes the key is securing rebounds and limiting Napovick, with no special defense ready for him if needed.
Albie Pearson 27 with a light frame and quick bat sparked the Los Angeles angels to a 5-3 exhibition win over San Francisco in Palm Springs. He gathered three hits including a triple and stole two bases as manager Bill Rigney smiled on the performance.
Cincinnati, top ranked and seeking a third straight title, meets Oregon State in the NCAA semis as Duke and Loyola battle in the other semifinal. Massive crowds pack Freedom Hall for the doubleheader with the winner advancing to Saturday’s championship.
In the American B League at Bowl Aire Hoot Owls 613 Night Owls 527 and Horny Owls 503. hubbub as Smith clears 600 with 191, 24, and 255. Other top names include Bloom 204, Smith 205, Shaw 202, Slagle 204, Glaviano 201, Sarnicki 200. Ladies A League at VFW sees Slanche Zajac 202, Temple 190, Shumsky 186, Hoyt 186, Douglas 186, Morton 176, Dorrance 186, Baker 177. In Corry Jamestown Teague Avalon Center Hand 219, Miscik 221, Hand 219, Lobdell 213, Shannon 208, Eckman 201. Sperry 211 tops National B League at Bowl Aire. Earls 211 in Corry Jamestown Owls at VEW. Catalfu 201.
Swamp for One ANNUAL Meds Bowling Association tournament is advancing, announced by Frank Messina, tourney chairman. Many bowlers registered on opening day. entries can be made at Avalon Center over the weekend. The event may last up to six days with March 29, 30, 31 and April 5, 6, 7 as dates, hosted by Avalon in the association’s rotating plan. The handicap tournament is open only to local association members and follows American Bowling Congress rules. entries and remittance are due before Friday the 20th.
Canisius reached the NIT Classic final by defeating Villanova 61 46. Key defense on hot scorer Willy Jones limited Villanova as Canisius seized momentum after 40 40 mark in the second half led by Bill O Connor Tony Connari and Frank Swiatek. Rey Flynn sparked Providence to a 67 74 semifinal win over Marquette.
The Rod and Gun Club will sponsor a fox hunt Sunday at the city grounds in Columbus with action starting at 9 a.m. The event is open to all local hunters regardless of club membership. Hot chili will be served at noon.
Dickie Kerr, 69, famed White Sox pitcher in the 1919 World Series, is diagnosed with cancer. His wife says Memorial Hospital tests show the illness after a 12 day hospitalization, Kerr left the hospital yesterday.
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