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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1963
Page
7
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Corry High head coach Tou Hanna attended the High School Football Coaches Association of Pa clinic at Penn State. The intrasquad Blue-White game capped spring drills as Hanna moved toward Penn State leadership roles. Also noted are golf film releases, bowling banquets, track meet previews, hunter safety takeovers, and praise for Musial, Aaron, and Mays amid growing pro careers.
Beaver trackmen claimed their third straight sectional win at Meadville, led by jump winner Jack McIntyre and Art Hotchkiss in the half mile and javelin. Corry High juniors dominated with multiple firsts, while Meadville struggled without star Bailey. The Beaver squad eye the sectional at Coury then Warren meet next week.
In a muddled scoreline, Corry athletes led by Jim Black and Rick Thompson won the 880 yard relay and the 180 yard hurdles. Individual wins included Jack McIntyre in high jump and Art Hotchkiss in javelin with teams from Corry and LeCoure’s squad posting strong showings. Final score shows Corry 17 ville 4934 amid a relay-driven meet with mixed times and distances across events.
Corry High defeated Warren 14 % to s yesterday at Corry Country Club in a strong showing. John Xander shot 79 to earn medalist honors, with Vicky Dyckes close behind at 82. Warren’s only point came from Bob Phillips. Next, Corry hosts Meadville Monday at the Corry course.
A coach notes Meadville, Oil City, and the Bulldogs as strong contenders in the Sectional meet. He believes Oil City and Meadville will push the Bulldogs, rating Meadville just behind Oil City in strength.
Don Johnson of Los Angeles outpointed rival Juan Ramirez of Mexico in a 10 round middleweight fight in Los Angeles. In Memphis Erie Burford stopped Bill Belchia of Toledo, also a middleweight clash, in ten rounds.
The A's beat the Red Sox to stay atop the standings as Rakow earned his third win against one loss. The Yankees defeated Minnesota behind Cleo Boyer as Aparicio and Gaines homered for Baltimore to climb from last. Washington defeated Chicago while Cleveland split with Los Angeles Angels.
The Liston Patterson title rematch was moved from June 27 to July 2 in Las Vegas due to Patterson’s injured right hand. Promoter Al Bolan of Championship Sports Inc. said sparring resumes in three weeks at best after surgery to address an infected callous on Patterson’s little finger.
The Associated Press reports a mixed night for baseball as Joe Nuxhall beat the Cardinals 6 to 0 on five hits with strong pitching. The Pirates closed within a game of St Louis behind Wey’s 13 to 2 win over the Dodgers. Giants moved within one game of the leaders after a 6 to 1 win over the Mets at the Polo Grounds. Cubs beat the Braves 7 to 4, Phillies downed the Astros 4 to 3, and Reds rookie Trott Sin Dhio earned his first win of the year.
Jack Nicklaus opened the $60,000 Tournament of Champions with a five stroke edge at Desert Inn Country Club, posting 64 68 132 to lead Palmer and Caspar Jr. while others lagged. Palmer trails by five as eight players at or beyond eight strokes back chase early glory.
Ray Bluth of St Louis rolled a 1 525 six game series to lead the Professional Bowlers Association New Jersey Open field. The total set a world record for six games, breaking John Bomba’s 1 508 mark from January 1960. Bluth averaged 3 A over his six games of 238 228 268 268 278 and The 5 465 total gave him a 114 pin edge on Billy Hardwick who had 5 051.
The Pirates, led by Bailey with two homers and a single, were routed by the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bailey raised his average to .271 with his third and fourth homers of the season as every player but Hill Muzerki contributed hits. Dick Schofield, Bill Virdon, and Roberto Clemente each had two hits. In other notes, Jim Lemon was sold by the Minnesota Twins to the Philadelphia Phillies in a cash deal. Lemon, 35, had been used mainly as a pinch hitter recently.
Louisville crowds swell for the Kentucky Derby as favorites and hopefuls line up for the long race day. Horses such as Candy Spaty and Chateaugny figure among entries with Darby Dan, Pathios Jacobs, and J. J. Chorock Racing noted for strong showings.
The public skeet shoot at the Columbus range is sponsored by Rodano Gua Clu and announced for tomorrow morning. Start time and exact venue details are unclear in the report, but participation is open to locals and the event is noted by the club. A separate scholastic track note mentions Tuanville and Franklin scores, with Harborcreek and Northwestern listed among participants.
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