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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1963

Page

7

Local church youth program details in garbled text

Garbled OCR fragment outlines youth activities at a church including Bible study worship prayer and small group services. Mentions pastor, Sunday school and church fellowship with youth events all in unclear sequence. No clear dates or locations identifiable from the fragment.

Nottebart Throws No Hit As Giants Top Phillies

Houston right hander Don Nottebart no-hit Philadelphia for the second no-hitter of the season, aided by an error that allowed a run. Howie Goss delivered a three run homer for the Giants, who beat the Mets 4 Iらth, Amalfitano homered for San Francisco in a 4 2 victory. Dodgers win powered by Frank Howard and Nate Oliver as L A beat the Pirates 9 3. Cardinals blank Reds 4 1 behind Ernie Broglio four hits.

Associated Press Houston Don Nottebart Nottebart Philadelphia Phillies Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants New York Mets Joey Amaliitano Los Angeles Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Braves J.c.hartman Hartman Don Demeter Demeter Clay Dalrymple Sored Don Hoak Mets Ron Hunt Howner Amalfitano Roger Craig Gaylord Frank Howard Nate Oliver Dodgers Bob Miller Pirates Dick Scott Joe Gibbon Stan Mussial George Altman Dick Groat Julian Javier Cardinals Ernie Broglio Reds Joey Jay

Allegheny Edges Thiel In PAC Golf Title Fight

Allegheny College won the eighth annual President's Athletic Conference golf tournament by one stroke. The Tigers posted a 36-hole total of 608 to edge host Thiel College, with Washington & Jefferson finishing third at 617 as the defending champions.

Allegheny Greenville Allegheny College Thiel College Washington & Jefferson

Today’s Games Feature Six Major League Matchups

The schedule lists New York at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at Houston, Cincinnati at St. Louis, and Milwaukee at Chicago. Each pairing promises competitive action across the league venues today.

New York San Francisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles Philadelphia Houston Cincinnati St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago W. le W. L. Pet Boston Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland Detroit Minnesota Washington Kansas

District 10 meet could reshuffle field records in rain

Meadville hosts the District 10 championship at Grove City with wet footing likely to keep track records intact. Field events may yield changes as athletes chase marks in broad jump and discus while Corry loses its district record status.

Meadville Robertson Allegheny College Grove City Ron Coleman Coleman Penn State Flore Bergamasco Palatas Corry High Eric Strong Vincent Horst Hesse Corry Doug Stewart Stewart Iy Warren McDowell Terry Halmi Bergamasco Titusville Randy Miller Erie and Vicinity Carryites Mickey McMahon

District 10 Class A records set at Meadville meet

District 10 Class A marks list includes high jump 6 feet 1 inch by Wiley of Erie Academy and pole vault 11 feet 9 percent by Stahon of Erie Academy. Broad jump 22 feet 9 1 2 inches by Bergamasco of Meadville and javelin 186 feet 6 1 4 inches by Yisalmi of MacDowell.

Roger Munn Meadville Youngsville Conner Eyre Academy C. Baker Erie Academy Miller Titusville Tolbert Erie Strong Vincent McBride Thomas Baker Erie Strong Vincent Wiley Bergamasco Stahon Klein Erie East Horst Hesse Yisalmi MacDowell

Speedway Tries Opening Again

Stateline Speedway in SUSTI wv attempts to start the 1963 season after postponing due to unseasonably cold and windy conditions. Officials called the races four hours before the meeting. fans and about 20 cars gathered despite the postponement while the track unveiled its new hobby program for the year.

SUSTI Wv. x Stateline Speedway Stateline

Allison Bombs Three Homers

The Associated Press reports a dramatic day in the American League with Ted Bowsfield pitching a three-hitter as Kansas City Athletics blanked Boston 20 and Allison hitting three consecutive home runs. The White Sox lead faded as rain washed out Baltimore. Minnesota Twins rallied to beat Cleveland 8 4 and slide from cellar to ninth. Joe Pepitone and Sean Wagner each homered twice as the Yankees beat the Angels 4 3, while a Detroit Washington twilight doubleheader ended early due to rain after Larry Osborne hit a grand slam and Al Kaline added a solo shot.

Associated Press Ted Bowsfield Bob Alison Bowsfield Minnesota Kansas City Athletics Boston Red Sox Chicago White Sox Baltimore Allison Minnesota Twins Cleveland Twins Indians Washington Joe Pepitone New York Yankees Sean Wagner Los Angeles Yanks Angels Jim Bouton Sanklers Larry Osborne Tigers al Kaline

Devlin Leads Oklahoma City Open At Halfway Mark

Bruce Devlin, 25, Australian pro, shot 65 for 7 under par to reach 139 total at Quail Creek in Oklahoma City Open. He leads by two strokes over Bob Duden Don Finsterwald and George, with Rex Baxter Jr. Julius Boros Miller Barber Fred Hawkins Bob Goalby and Bobby Nichols tied at 142.

Lahoma Itv Bruce Devlin Devlin Quail Creek Country Club Bob Duden Don Finsterwald George W Rex Baxter Jr Julius Boros Miller Barber Fred Hawkins Bob Goalby Bobby Nichols

No-Hitter and Slam: Nottehart Quiet in 4-1 Win

Pitcher Don Nottehart of the Colts threw his second no-hitter of the season, allowing four baserunners and a single run in a 4-1 victory over Philadelphia. Bob Allison of the Twins slugged three homers and six RBIs in a 4-1 rout of Cleveland. Laszlo Papp defeated Randy Sandy in a middleweight bout in Vienna. Mike DeJohn, 208, of Miami, knocked out Johnny Thomas, 1994, Waycross, Ga., in Key West. Melvin Winters, 151, Miami, stopped Isa Thurson, 156, Waycross, Ga., in the same card.

Associated Press Don Nottehart Colts Philadelphia Bob Allison Twins Cleveland Vienna Laszlo Papp Hungary Randy Sandy New York Key West Fla Mike de John Miami Johnny Thomas Waycross Melvin Winters Isa Thurson

Mike Vincent Earns Place in Blue Gray Classic

Corry High star Vincent named to the Big 33 Blue Gray game at Hershey with Bucknell granting permission to participate. The six foot athlete, a center linebacker, helped Corry Section Two champions and earned All-State honors. The game honors Gettysburg centennial and features 50 top senior players from Pennsylvania.

Mike Vincent Corry High Big Mike Corry Tineman Northwestern Pennsylvania Kane Tim Montgomery Bob Yukmer Townville Hershey Gettysburg Harrisburg Patriot Pennsylvania Keystone Dale Hall Army George ‘Lefty James Cornell Big Vince Belmg Associated Press Vincent Mike Bucknell University Bucknell

Valdez kayoes Hernandez in Tacoma boxing match

Jose Valdez knocked out Carlos Hernandez in a Tacoma bout. George Wright fought at 160 pounds. Ramon Hernandez also appeared in the limp notes from Thu Ana, Mexico, with 6 as a round or score reference.

Los Angeles Jose Valdez Carlos Hernandez Tacoma Wash George Wright Ramon Hernandez Thuana Mexico

Beatty Snell Win But World Records Not Threatened

Los Angeles AP report notes Jim Beatty of the United States and Peter Snell of New Zealand shared victory at the Collsewin Relays. World record holder for the mile won easily amid a disappointing 4 30. Beatty clocked 4 24 in the mile. 42,450 fans attended the crowd for the two day event.

Beatty Anwrien Murray Haber Arizona State Mhiversitys Okt Pepnel Wii State Bi Fuel

Thnies This Year Capture Multiple Sprint Times

The text records a local track meet where a sprinter achieved 20 in 20.8 and multiple dash and mile events with top finishes. Names and exact event details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate strong performances by a Floris AMM athlete.

Floris Amm

Pirates Slip Below .500 Mark

The Pittsburgh Pirates, still seeking their first win of the long road trip, dropped a fourth straight game to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dodgers opened with two runs off starter JoeGibbon, then added four in the fourth and one in the sixth to clinch the victory as the Pirates’ offense again failed to spark.

LOS Angels Pittsburgh Pirates Bucs Low Angeles Armes Agai Dodgers Joe Gibbon

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