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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1964

Page

7

Corry Grabs Section Two Golf Crown

Corry High won the Section Two golf championship at Corry Country Club led by Denny Dyckes and Mike Baressi who shot 82 to tie for the medalist, as Meadville and Warren pursed the lead. The event featured a four way playoff for medalist honors and several tight groupings with 40 golfers competing.

Corry Denny Dyckes Mike Baressi Corry High Corry Country Club Belvers Warren Dyckes Baressi Gary Hanka Meadville Dave Dahler John Xander Roger Ottaway Mike Carrig Bill Masler George Lorranger Joe Monarch Franklin Rosen Chip Carnes

36 Holes On Tap Today At Colonial Invite In Texas

In Fort Worth Texas 72 golfers compete in the Colonial National Invitational with 36 holes set today after Friday rain halted second round play. Gary Player led with two under par 68 while Art Wall Jr stood two under through four holes as weather improves. Advance ticket sales set a record at 116000 dollars. Defending champ Julius Boros stood seven over at 77 and Tommy Jacobs was one behind Player after 18 holes.

Fort Worth Tex Gary Player Art Wall Jr Pocono Manor Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Colonials Julius Boros If Poles Tommy Jacobs Bermuda Dunes Calif

Klausing Named New Clarion Coach at Indiana State

Charles L. Klausing, former coach at Pitcairn and Braddock high schools, becomes head football coach and athletic director at Indiana State College. He succeeds Charles Mills who moves to Merchant Marine Academy. Klausing, a Slippery Rock graduate, was an assistant at West Point and previously freshman coach at Rutgers.

Diana Charles L. Klausing Pitcairn and Braddock Indiana State College Charles Mills Merchant Marine Academy Kingsport N.C Sam Smith Krausing Slippery Rock College West Point Paul Dietzel Rutgers University

Giants Beat Dodgers as Marichal Extends Win Streak

Juan Marichal of the Giants improved to 11 straight wins across two seasons by limiting the Los Angeles Dodgers to five hits in a 30 San Francisco victory. Wes Covington of the Phillies had two singles and a homer driving in five runs in a 11-3 win over Cincinnati.

Juan Marichal Giants Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Wes Covington Phillies Cincinnati

Are Athletes Born Or Made University Study

The University of Saskatchewan plans to spend 250000 dollars and fifteen years to determine if athletes are born or made. Preliminary work used grants from the National Fitness and Amateur Sport Council which provided 19000 dollars to start the main investigation. 216 boys in first grade in Saskatoon will be tested annually until age nineteen or twenty.

Saonaryon University of Saskatchewan National Fitness and Amateur Sport Council Saskatoon

Quatuor Captures European Lightweight Title

European lightweight champion Willie Quatuor defeated Michele Gullotti by knockout in Berlin. Fight card listed Bobby Foster and Allen Thomas in Chicago and Washington, D.C., with noted weights and locations.

Chicago Bobby Foster Washington, D.C Allen Thomas Berlin Willie Quatuor Germany Michele Gullotti Italy Quatuor Fosten Washington, D. C Thomas

Mantle blasts as Yankees, Sox win in tight AL race

Mickey Mantle belted a three run homer as the Yankees beat Cleveland in extra innings. Boston's Ed Bressoud continued his hot hitting with a two run single in a 9 4 win over Washington. The White Sox moved within a half game of Cleveland after edging Los Angeles as Ken McBride suffered another loss.

Associated Press Boston Red Sox Ed Bressaud Houston Don Buddin Red Sox Bressoud Bresso Boston Washington Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Cleveland Indians New York Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Minnesota Bressaud Senators Ed Brinkman Carl Yastrzemski John Kennedy Juan Pizarro Hoyt Wilhelm Pizarro Ron Hansen Ken McBride Mickey Mantle Elston Howard Ralph Tertry Bob Chance Leon Wagner Tony Kubek Yanks Dick Brown Jerry Adair

Covington’s 450-Foot Clout Lifts Phillies In Big Crowd

Wes Covington belted a 450 foot three run homer at Connie Mack Stadium as the Phillies beat Cincinnati 11 to 3. The blast over the 65 foot scoreboard came in front of 23,004 fans. Covington, in a slump, noted the timing would return after facing multiple pitchers, while Cincinnati’s John Tsitouris left after a rough start. The Giants and Dodgers opened their series with San Francisco winning 7 0 as Willie Mays added a homer and drove in a run.

Philadelphia Wes Covington Tape Measure Brigade Connie Mack Stadium Covington Polo Grounds Giants Cincinnati Phillies John Tsitouris Tsitouris Richie Allen John Callison Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron Joe Adcock Milwaukee Fiorie Wes Associated Press San Francisco Giants Los Angeles Dodgers Juan Marichal Wille J Dodgers Marichal Mays Martehal Ruuns San Francisco Tony Cloninger Pittsburgh New York Mets St. Louis Houston Chicago Cubs Dodger PH Ostega Matty Alou Jose Pagan Alou Cloninger Pirates Fe~lipe Alou Braves Frank Bolling Denis Menke Carl Warwick

Mets Rally to Beat Cardinals in ninth for second straight win

In the NYP League action the Mets pulled a ninth inning comeback to beat the Cardinals 5 to 4 after George Altman scored on a sacrifice and a pinch hit single by Joe Christopher. It marked the Mets first back to back wins of the season.

Homer Cardinals Mets George Altman Joe Christopher

Rainy Section Two meet dampens track records at Sheen Field

Wet conditions at Sheen Field for Section Two championships slow times and threaten records. Track athletes from Corry Franklin Meadville Oil City Warren Titusville compete as wind and rain lower performances though several hold or threaten sectional bests.

Corry Warren Meadville Oil City Franklin BOL Ain Sheen Field Titusville

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