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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
7
Incomplete text references markets and commerce around Mars, mentions of flow disruptions and various unnamed sources. The fragment includes stray numbers and garbled phrases about casualties and locations, but lacks coherent events or clear entities.
Local hopes for a robust City Bowling Association tournament fade as slow registrations and intraleague events siphon entrants. Committee chair Frank Messina warns that with too few entries for two weekends the city tournament may be scrapped, while insiders cite prize cuts and lower handicaps as disincentives.
Senate investigators questioned Sonny Listons adviser Jack Nilon about why Liston signed away half of Inter Continental Promotions stock and promoter profits from his title fight with Cassius Clay. The hearing also probed Listons business partners and possible underworld links to determine need for boxing regulation.
Barb Wickwire rolled 587 for Avalon with 183 in one game. Kip Caruso 114-1617 and Rose Welden 194-503 also starred in the same league. Dot Morton posted 188 and Ann Gluvna 186, with Jean Daniels 180. Cathy Junes led the Ladies Recreation League at VFW with 533, including 203, 185, 165. Other 500s came from Mary Panille and Blanche Zajac. Florence Amoroso 203 and Mary Lou Bailey 178 also notable. Jon Beardsley topped Bowl-Aire Bloop with 176. Barb McKeta 175. Sue Griswold 67-810 split. Sandy Lamendola converted 67-10. Fred McEldowney 236 in Industrial League. Tom Shaw 234. John Woodard 201 and 209. Chuck Hess 209.
A New York State Athletic Commission spokesman said all four contenders Doug Jones Ed Die Machen Cleveland Williams and Floyd Patterson supported an elimination tournament to crown a challenger for Cassius Clay. Jones Williams and possibly Patterson planned to appear at the commission meeting. Machen in California likely would not attend.
Cherry testified that a secret Inter-Continental pact allowed Clay to name his first title opponent and take 30 percent of promotion profits. Liston, unaware, signed the contract while receiving no direct consideration, with profits from the Li ton-Clay fight estimated around $100,000 and more anticipated from Clay’s next bout.
Mian Beach AP Edward Lassman president of the World Boxing Association urged against withdrawing Cassius Clay from the heavyweight title and warned that stripping him was not under consideration. He cited strong board opinions that withdrawal would harm boxing and cause public unrest.
Mil waukee Braves pitchers Don Cardwell Don Schwall and Bob Priddy held the Pirates to five hits at West Palm Beach but Milwaukee scored three runs and won 3-1. The Pirates infield play lagged behind the strong pitching.
The Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 1-0 in an exhibition as Dave Nicholson slugged his fifth hit in four games, including two home runs and two triples, boosting his spring average to .258 and lowering his strikeout rate to one every 6.2 at bats. Nicholson’s value and a $750,000 price tag drew praise from manager Al Lopez.
Errors by shortstop Gene Alley and third baseman Gene Freese hampered the Pirates defense. Ted Savage collected five hits with a fifth inning double driving in a run, Willie Starwel adds a single, and Pittsburgh prepared to host Baltimore later today.
Corry High builds for spring track with veteran leadership and strong field events. Coach Bennink and Ed Partch guide 100 plus candidates including 11 lettermen, with standout scorers McIntyre Brown Hotchkiss and multiple relay talents. Yard departure prompts Partch partnership as new coaching team.
In the NBA Eastern semifinal, the Philadelphia 76ers beat the Cincinnati Royals 122 to 100 after opening with a 25 point win in Cincinnati. Hal Greer scored 29 and sparked a late run as Dolph Schayes lauded defense and hustle and the series head to Cincinnati for Game 3.
In Wilmington North Carolina a $2500 professional amateur tune up precedes the opening round of the Azalea Open a $20000 event. Fifty professionals paired with three amteurs compete at the Cape Fear Country Club over 6744 yards par 72. The 16th annual Azalea Open spans 72 holes and runs through Sunday.
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