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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
7
Sawyer Places Sixth in State YMCA Junior Diving
Local diver Tom Sawyer earned sixth in the junior division at the State YMCA championships held in York. Moore of the Main Line and Kiehl of New Kensington posted strong showings as Lancaster and York dominated the meet. Sawyer received an arm patch for his effort while runners-up included Gary Putnam of Titusville and Jim Patty of Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awyer
Tom Sawet
York
Tom
eAuimer
Moore
YMCA
Kiehl
New Kensington
Sawyer
Gary Putnam
Titusville
Jim Patty
Meadvile
Lancaster
Corry
Jonior
Jerry Mick
Jim Lunday
Jim Amy
Doug Rozelle
Rozelle
Jim Stahl
Jim Lundy Sr
Homers Win Spring Contests In Confusing Baseball Scenarios
The article details two disputed homers that affected final scores. Tom Reynolds’ ninth inning homer is ruled two runs after a delayed ruling, making the Athletics beat the Cardinals 9 9. Billy Williams’ seventh inning homer leads to a credited single for Clemens and a late Cubs win over the Angels 8 7, amid other spring results across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Tom Reynolds
Athletics
St. Louis
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Ed Charles
Ken Suarez
Reynolds
Charles
Suarez
Cardinals
Tito Francona
Nestor Chulak
Angels
Glenn Beckert
Doug Clemens
Williams
Clemens
Beckert
Ed Runge
Fred Newman
Cleveland
Boston
Leon Wagner
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Culver rolls 268 in Early Mixed Doubles at Bowl Aire
Local bowling scene reports Rick Culver’s 268 in the Early Mixed Doubles yesterday at Bowl Aire, the season’s third highest game. The league also lists high scores by Jim Crosscut 220 Kelly Lewis 209 and many others across WOMEN OF THE MOOSE BOWL-AIRE MIXED DOUBLES Beaver League and Avalon Juniors, with detailed player totals and standings across multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Culver
Jim Crosscut
Kelly Lewis
Women OF the Moose
Audrey Rouse
Barb Skales
Beverly Betag
Gladys Thompson
Betty Culver
Edie Dundon
Bette Kane
Jackie Benon
Pat Renzi
Trashmen
Mustangs
Stingrays
West Wins Star Contest
In Lexington Kentucky guards Flynn Robinson of Wyoming and Gail Goodrich of UCLA led the West to an 87 74 victory over the East in the All-Star game. Robinson sparked a 17 straight point burst after trailing 65 54 and sealed decisive plays late with a steal and assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Flynn Robinson
Yoming
Gail Jodrich
UCLA
Ihe
Philly Leads Cincy 100 94 in NBA semi finals
Philadelphia 76ers, led by Wilt Chamberlain with 17 points, beat Cincinnati Royals 100-94 to take a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Division semifinals. The fourth game moves to Philadelphia Wednesday, as Baltimore likewise clings to a 2-1 edge over St. Louis in the Western semis after a big win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnall
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Jill
Ball Royals
National Basketball’ Association
Philadelphia
Bestols
Baltimore
St. Louis Hawks
Bullets
Hawks
Baltimore Sunifay
Boxing Champion KiHeman Koh Claims AAU Title
KiHeman Koh won the National AAU lightweight boxing title with his third straight technical knockout, stopping Fleming Mosley, a Cleveland schoolteacher, in the second round at the Seattle event. Boone Toledo of West Coaster Boxing, Seattle, reported the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Coaster
Toledo
Ohii
Booneset
Seattle
KiHeman J
Fleming Mos-ley
Pean Cleveland
Roberto Clemente Returns to Pirates After Illness
Roberto Clemente rejoined the Pittsburgh Pirates after a month recovering in Puerto Rico from illness. He worked out yesterday with the club in an exhibition game against Baltimore and appears ready for the opener. The Florida trip gave the team a brighter view of a stronger lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberto
Pompano Beach
Fila
Florida
Sunshine State
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clemente
Puerto Rico
Baltimore
Blondie
Hall wins grueling 12 hour Sebring race in automatic Chevy
Jim Hall drives a Chevro Jet powered car with automatic transmission to victory in the Sebring 12 hour endurance race. Hall and Hap Sharp finished first with 197 laps at an average speed of 64.723 mph. Ken Miles and Bruce McLaren placed second at 192 laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebring
Fla
Jim Hall
Carroll Shelby
Shelby-American
Venice
Calif
Hall
Texas
Hap Sharp
Ken. Miles
Hollywood
Cali
Bruce Mcbaten
New Zealand
Towa Staters Mat Champs Nance Wins
Iowa State wins the 1965 NCAA wrestling title by defeating defending champion Oklahoma State 87-86 in a final-round rally. Lehigh places third with two champions, while individual finals print results list nine weight classes with O S states and college names. Jim Nance of Syracuse earns heavyweight win as Oklahoma State stars push through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Cyclones
Lehigh
Mike Caruso
Bill Stuart
Oklahoma
Wye
Sumemaries
Tadaoka Hanta
Glen McMinn
Arizona State
Robert Fehrs
Michigan
Yojiro Uetake
Joe Peritore
Wayne Hicks
Navy
Veryl Long
Joe Bavaro
Gettyspurg
Bob Kopinsky
Maryland
Bill Lam
Greg Ruth
Len Kauffman
Oregon State
Reading Girls Dominate Class A in State Bowling Tourney
Reading tied doubles leaders Patricia Metka and Kate Helbig posting 1,117. The Pepsi-Cola Gals led team bowling with 2,580. Donna Streit of Mansfield was high individual with 604 in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Lancaster
Patricia Metka
Kate Helbig
Donna Streit
Mansfield
Week End Fights in Uniontown Ends Fast
Jack Rodgers of Uniontown, weighing 170 pounds, edged Sam Sellers of Charleroi, 168, in a six round bout reported from Uniontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Jack Rodgers
Sam Sellers
Charleroi
Trick Shot Artist Clarence Anderson Dazzles Corry Crowd
Clarence Anderson, a famed trick shot pool artist and Kane, Pennsylvania native, wowed a Corry Elks Lodge crowd with a 15 ball combination and rapid multiple pockets. He demonstrated two cue technique and shared Hoppe lineage and decades as JoJo semi pro manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Anderson
Corry
Elks Lodge
Anderson
Willie Hoppe
Ivories
Clarence
Kane
Hoppe
Andy
Hart Outlasts Rodgers For Top Azalea Prize
Hart, 26, from Hinsdale Illinois, won the Azalea Open Tourna ment in an eight hole sudden death playoff over Phil Rodgers. He earned $1000 bonus money earlier after advancing in the Greensboro event. Hart entered the Greater Greensboro Open Tournament with a $65,000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winningsun
Dick Hart
Hinsdale
Phil Rodgers
Hart
Greensboro
N.C
Rodgers
Willie Somerset stars as South tops North in Erie charity game
Duquesne standout Willie Somerset scored 37 points to lift the South to a 107-105 victory over the North at Gannon College. He gave the South the lead with 47 seconds left, hitting 18 of 25 from the floor and 1 of 1 from the line. Frank Swiatek and Walt Sahm added 27 and 21 for the North, Sahm the lone non Pennsylvania native. About 3,100 fans attended the first annual charity game supported by the Support Our Sports Club of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Gannon College
Duquesne Whiz
Prank Swiatek
Canisus
Walt Sahm
Notre Dame
Sahm
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiianapolis
Ind
Support Our Sports Club of
Erie
Rodgers Wins Capecast Open With Birdie Finish
Rodgers edges Hart and Campbell in a 72 hole Cape Fear Country Club event finishing 2 dozen under par at 276. Hart tied with Rodgers and Campbell placed third at 278, with prizes of 2600 for the winner and 1875 for Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Fear Country Club
Rodgers
Hart
Joe Campbell
UCLA Tank Champ Again
UCLA star Bay Saar led the Trojans to a third straight national team title at Ames Iowa in the NCAA Championships. Saar won three individual titles setting American and collegiate records in the 650 yard freestyle the 200 yard freestyle and the 400 yard freestyle while Yale Indiana Michigan State and Indiana swimmers added multiple wins as eight American and nine collegiate records fell. Michigan was third behind USC and Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
California
Bay
Saaris
Steve Clark
Yale
Ken Sitzberger
Indiana
Gary Dilley
Michigan State
Fred Schmidt
Clark
Sitaberger
Dilley
Shmidt
Hoosiers
Trojans
Michigan
Keystoner Cups World Pool Title Won by Jos Balsis
Jos Balsis of Minersville Pennsylvania captured the World Pocket Billiard championship after a week of play winning 12 matches and losing 2 He defeated defending champion Luther Lassiter 150 to 70 in the final Lassiter finished third with a 14 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jos Balsis
Minersville
Balsis
Luther Lassiter
Lassiter
Beattie Stops McNeeley In Boston Bout
In Boston James Beattie of St Paul won by stoppage over Tom McNeeley of Boston in five rounds. In Ravenna Antonio Ferreira and Renato Galli fought to a draw after eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Beattie
St. Paul
Minn
Tom McNeeley
Ravenna
Italy
Antonio Ferreira
Brazil
Renato Galli
Drew
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Ron Bailey
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Bob Haenel
Dick Steves
Dave Wetmore
Dexter Sandburg
Jerry Kennedy
Gary Swanson
Tom Bracken
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Sandy Bensink
Shirley
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Martha Houser
Linda VanGuilder
Linda Smith
Avalon
Patty Wetmore
Susan Steves
Sandy Orn
Diane Armburger
Beckie Kane
Mary Lamielle
Bobby McCray
Dave Dunnewald
Butch Dubrosky
Doug Brown
Bill Ler
Mike Gluyna
Ronnie Gluyna
Tim Wetmore
Dale Higley
Rodney Hulings
Tom Jackman
Eugene Zajac
Tom Morton
Jim VanCise
Fran Seamens
Alan Morarek
George Davis
Debbie Caruso
Lauren Eckman
Diana Armburger
Hattie Lamielle
West
Goodrich
Robinson
Westerners
Billy Cunningham
North Carolina
Jim Jarvis
Wyoming
Philly
Cincy
Ting
Towa
Nance
Tornoe
CHMU
Ire Rugby Sporter
Rossin'sewes
Willie
Hus
Duquesne
Willie Somerset
Likce
Townside
Universal Jeep
Jeep Wagoneer
Thomas Motor Co
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Chic Young
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