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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1963

Page

7

Unity Pastor's School and Church Services

The fragment outlines worship and Bible school activities at Unity Church and related events. It lists morning services at 10:30 and midweek Bible sessions, including youth and choir activities, with references to a chapel, scout troop, and various church groups.

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Tom Sawyer Fifth In Diving Tourney

Tom Sawyer placed fifth in the state YMCA Diving Championships at Gettysburg College, earning a medal in the se years and under prep division. Among 11 divers in his category, he stood out with strong form, as Corry represented briefly with Doth Mong also competing.

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Corry Rifle Teams Win at Home Narrow A Victory

Corry Rod and Gun Club rifle teams edged Mayville 1942 to 1943 in a tight A squad meet while the B team defeated Amboy 1852 to 1872. J Noble led the A group with a 39 score at one position, aided by two teammates posting 160s. Tom Stroup topped the B squad with 379, scoring 100 in several rounds.

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Celtics Trounce Royals in Eastern Finals Playoff Game

Boston beats Cincinnati 125 to 102 to tie the best of seven series at one. Coach Red Auerbach praised his team and did not complain about officiating after the win, as Cincinnati’s garden deal headlines nearby. The series heads to Boston Sunday while the Western finals begin in Los Angeles.

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Yale and So Cal Swim Leaders at NCAA meet

Yale leads with 52 points in the NCAA swimming championships as Southern California closes the gap at 47. Michigan sits third with 27, defending champion Ohio State has 24, and Minnesota trails with 5 as the final standings tighten in the yard freestyle event.

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Sportsmen Federation weighs license fee increase in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg AP reports proposals to raise more than 1 million dollars for the state fish commission. A $2 annual license increase from 3 to 5 is favored along with lowering fishing license age from 16 to 14 and shifting marine fuel tax revenues to the commission. The fish committee seeks boating bill support and hatchery funding while urging rapid construction of Susquehanna River fish ladders.

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Hurricane Carter Faces Gonzalez In Madison Square Garden Bout

Hurricane Carter, 25, defends his rising form against Jose Gonzalez in a televised ABC fight at Madison Square Garden. Carter seeks to rebound after two upsets while Gonzalez, 27-7-1, carries confidence but remains a 3-1 underdog. Scoring will follow rounds system.

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Ortiz Favored In Title Scrap At Lightweight Show

Carlos Ortiz, a 3-1 favorite, defends his lightweight title in a 16 round world championship bout against Doug Vaillant after Davey Moore's death. Referee James Braddock oversees. Ortiz seeks a second defense after winning the crown in Las Vegas last April. In Pennsylvania, Juniata College names Fred W. Prender as head football coach succeeding Ken Bunn.

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Mejias Boosts Bosox With .431 Start In Phoenix

Boston’s Roman Mejias homered and drove in four as the Red Sox beat San Francisco 10-7 in an exhibition in Phoenix. Mejias raised his average to .431 after 22 hits in 51 at bats, following the club’s help in evacuating his family from Cuba.

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Pennsylvania State College Coaches Association Formed in Lancaster

Lancaster, Pa. The Pennsylvania State College Football Coaches Association was formed last night by 10 coaches from four conference member schools. Meeting with the Milersville State College football clinic, the coaches aim to present problems and suggestions to conference athletic directors. Charlie Godlasky of Slippery Rock was elected president.

McInnes Keglers Hit 2940 In Tourney

The 18th annual Men’s Bowling Association tournament opens with McInnes Management posting 2487, led by Ed Paver’s 654 and a 2940 potential team total. Other teams include American Legion 2796 paced by Tom Smith, McInnes Machine Shop 2916, and Paul’s Men’s Wear 2743 with A. Dorman top at 582. Tonight lanes at East Main host seven teams at 7 and 9:15 pm. Two openings remain for tomorrow and next Friday, with signups through Messina or Ed Berry.

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East West Stars Collide in All Star Showdown

In Lexington, Ky, East and West coaches prepared for tonight's East-West college All-Star game. Height dominates the West lineup with centers, while the East eyes for forwards. Starters include East’s Heyman Harkness Thacker Thorn Thurmond, and West’s Charlton Greene Harker Hui. The game benefits the Naismith Hall of Fame and begins at 8 p.m. EST, with no TV coverage.

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Pirates Offered Land For Stadium Near Pittsburgh

The Pirates received a bid to buy a 166 acre MonroeVille site near Pittsburgh for 444000 to build a new stadium. Joseph Taylor of North Versailles made the offer Friday. Mayor Andrew Jakomas backed the idea and urged an Allegheny Conference study as financing rifts persist with 21 million earmarked for land acquisition as part of a 45 million project.

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Fight Results Copenhagen Tokyo Boxing Roundup

In Copenhagen Billy Nielsen of Omaha beat Mariano Echevarria of Spain after ten rounds. In Tokyo Shigamasa Kawakini of Japan stopped Annie Coria of Mexico in the first round. Who's Moving Look in the Classifieds.

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Fatalities Across Football Boxing Rise in 1962 Sports Deaths

The report tallies 26 football deaths and 13 boxing deaths in 1962, with smaller counts in baseball and basketball. Football losses, tracked by the American Football Coaches Association committee on injuries and deaths, include college and high school cases and an incident of a man in touch football. Boxing deaths mainly involve professionals, with one inmate dying after a prison workout.

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Three Tied In Azalea Open Lead After 36 Holes

In Wilmington North Carolina Jerry Barber Canadian star George Knudson and Gene Littler tied for the lead at seven under par after 36 holes of the Azalea Open. Doug Ford and Larry Beck close behind with 137 totals. Barber, 47 next month, has won here twice and is the only player to break 70 on both days.

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Michigan Leads In Gymnastics Finals at NCAA Championships

Michigan heads into the NCAA gymnastics finals with 15 finalists led by Gil Larose as Southern Illinois also boasts 12 qualifiers and stands as the Wolverines' main obstacle to their first team title. Southern California failed to reach contention with only three finalists remaining.

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