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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1964
Page
7
Corry High Lineup Adds Major Opponent for Oct 30
Corry Highs football schedule for 1964 gains a filled October 30 game against a heavyweight from the WPIAL, to be played here after a signed contract. The team has faced Aliquippa and Altoona before, both on the foes field, with losses. Also noted is Spartaburg star Larry Greer pursuing pro baseball in Florida spring training with the Phillies farm system. The article mentions Corry bowling and wrestling standings, Spartanburgs Larry Greer, and the Big Eight dominance in NCAA wrestling, with Pennsylvanias lackluster showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry High
Beavers
Corry
Wptal Giants
Aliquippa
Altoona
Orange
Black
Jamestown
CAHL
Lou Hanna
Hanna
Othr
Beaver
Larry Johnson
Custer
Spartansburg
Larry Greer
Florida
Larry
Leesburg
Philadelphia Phillies
Spartanburg
Sparta
Joe Frisina
Inamen
Warren
Corry Keglers
Russ Bemis
Pete Russell
Joe Baressi
Phil Sample
Merle Ottaway
Larry Barr
Wayne Skinner
Willowy Wayne
Roxann Bradford
Audrey Rouse
Sophie Douglas
Berle Kane
Ann Gluvna
Gladys ‘Thompson
Gladys. Thompson
Cornell
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Lock Haven
Fred Powell
Nounder
Clarn Powell
Ajax-CJ No. 1 in playoffs open at Corry gym
Playoff opens tomorrow night at Corry Area High School as Ajax No. 1 faces Corry Jamestown No. 1 and Corry Loan. Matches start at 7 pm with two 8 pm games and best of three series to 16 points with two-point margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation
Corry Area High School
Ajax
Corry Jamestown No
Corry Loan
Kinesey-Dolan
Bob Marsh
Kinley-Dolan
Moose's
Roger Ottaway
Nationwide
CJ No. 1
BPM No. 1
Frank McKnight
Ted Pain
Aero Squad
Aero
Ajax-Cj
Bowling scores highlight Clymer and A Leagues nightly
Dick Chapman rolled 607 in the Clymer League at BowlAire with 204, 200, and 203 games as Douglas led Bowl-Aire A League with 237. Other high scorers included Jatin White 214, John Woodard 240, Stan Hajee 230, Laverne Fitch 225, and Chet Czech 306 in the Melnnes Steel Shop League headpin tourney at Avalon Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
BowlAire
Douglas
Baume
Jatin White
Hiram Beckerick
Jim Lietus
Russ Licius
Vince Bensink
Sonny Staples
John Woodard
al Xander
Larry Barr
Shorty Doan
Earl Meorholf
Phil Sample
Roger Claway
John Oesch
Robbie Robinson
Dal Renzi
Ray Blyat
al Dunnewald
Ed Zawatsky
Stan Hajee
VFW
Andy Sventok
al Long
Stan Sarnicki
Tony Stec
Livry Long
Gary Munsoe
Bob Fenton
Mike Zamborils
Bill Stockton
Laverne Fitch
VPW
Bob Sanders
I. Phillips
W. Perkins
John Chillock
Joe Geraina
Nels Trisket
Melnnes Steel Shop
Avalon Center
Chet Czech
Carl Clabbatt
Walt Burrows
Paul Bowen
Bill Norton
Fred Kayer
Bob Devereaux
Ed Berry
Oscar Leads NBA Stars Is Unanimous
New York AP Oscar Robertson heads a familiar all star group for 1964 East playoffs with four holdovers from 1963. First team includes Robertson, Wilt Chamberlain, Bob Pettit, Elgin Baylor, Jerry West. Second team features Bill Russell, Tom Heinsohn, John Havlicek, Jerry Lucas, Val Greer. Pettit earns 10th straight first team berth. Awards include 200 and 100 dollar bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Osear Robertson
Cincinnati
Boston
NBA
Robertson
Will Chamberlain
San Francisco
Bob Pettit
St. Louis
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Chamberlain
Boston Celtics
Bil Russell
Tom Heinsohn
Jobe Havlicek
Jerry Lucas
Val Greer
Philadelphia
Pettit
Bob Causy
Baylor
West
Besselink Wins Azalea Open in Pittling Weather Finish
Al Besselink edged Lionel Hebert by one stroke to win the $20,000 Azalea Open at Cape Fear Country Club. He posted rounds of 70 65 72 75 for six under par, despite a late triple bogey. The 89 year old Mer chantville New Jersey native praised his swing and projected a confidence boost from the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
al Besselink
Husky
Philadelphia
Lionel Hebert
Besselink
Cape Fear Country Club
Gary Player targets Masters title again at Augusta
South African golfing great Gary Player, the lone foreign entry to win the Masters, says he has a solid chance to repeat. He notes the need to defeat stars like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus at the National Golf Course, as he contends with one PGA Tour win this year and strong earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jari
Gary Player
Angista
Arnold Palrade
Jack Nicklaus
Norfolk
Jim Nance
Nike Johnson
Nance
Ald Johnson
Clearfield
Maurey
Clearfield High Wrestling
Lary Comeback Vital To Bengal Pennant Hopes
In Detroit camp Frank Lary's return looms large for the Tigers as he muscles back to form, six strong innings in an exhibition vs Cincinnati cutting his spring ERA to 1.89. Peters shreds in White Sox setup, Pet19ers’ one-hit six frames. Multiple games go to extras with Cline, Davis, and Horton among notable contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Frank Lary
Lary
Tigers
Cincinnati
Tiger
Chuck Dressen
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Peters
White Sox
St. Louis
Ty Cline
Milwaukees
Kansas City
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Baltimore
Washington
Jim Hart
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tony Horton
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Jimmie Hall
Hart Battey
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Pedro Gonzalez
Houston
Colts
Oklahoma City
Detroit
Hawkins Wins Unanimous Decision in Santa Monica Bout
Dwight Hawkins of Los Angeles defeated Sid Obart of San Diego by unanimous 10 round decision at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Hawkins weighed 122 pounds, Obart 126. In other news a woman teacher and a student were killed and two hospitalised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Dwight Hawkins
Los Angeles
Sid Obart
San Diego
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Hawkins
Obart
Corry High athletes set school marks in 1983 season
Jack MeIntyre and Art Hotchkiss, multi sport seniors at Corry High, set school records in broad jump and the half mile last spring. Both continued their varied athletic careers with the Braverton squad this spring, with MeIntyre also competing in swimming and Hotchkiss in football and basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacord-Wreckers
Jack MeIntyre
Art Hotchkiss
Corry High
MeIntyre
Hotchkiss
Tne
Mela
Corry High Track Stars Lead Record-Breaking Quest
Four Corry High seniors Larry Johnson Jack McIntyre Art Hotchkiss and Art Black dominate the Beaver records. They helped set six of seven dual meet marks last spring including relay and distance feats at the District meet in Meadville. Johnson also joined in a mile relay record with Ron Johnson Rick Thompson and Tom Flowers for a 3 31 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Wolfe
Connie French
Jim Tomer
Art Hotchkiss
Sid Stewart
Joe Baressi
Rick Thompson
Jim Black
Larry Johnson
Ron Johnson
Rick ‘Thompson
Ten Flowers
Steve Olson
Doug Stewart
Mickey McMahon
Gly Jack McIntyre
Corry High
Jack McIntyre
Art Black
Beavers
Corry
McIntyre
Hotchkiss
Johnson
Black
Tom Flowers
Meadville
Thompson
Flowers
Mclmyre Broad
Doug Spaulding
Beaver
John Ortner
Wall Wolfe
French
Great Coaches Face Olympic Tryouts With Star Teams
Four top college coaches including John Wooden and Slats Gill direct all-star squads for Olympic trials at St Luke's University. The event features NCAA and NAIA selections, with four teams battling under unfamiliar rules to test players ahead of a final 12 and six alternates for the U S Olympic team. Also noted are track and field records held by Connie Corry and contemporaries, highlighting standout performers and era records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Wooden
UCLA
Amory (Slats) Gill
Oregon State Couell
Jack Gardner
Utah
John Mée Lendon
Kentuicky
State
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
St. Ohi's University
Court ‘Hurs
Easion
Amateur Athletic Union
Armed Forces
Praclice
U.S. Olympic Basketball Committee
Hank Iba
Oklahoma State
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