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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1965
Page
7
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Transplanted Wisconsinite Jett Nelson carries Corry colors to the state track championships after placing second at Meadville Districts. He set Corry High marks with a 15.1 hurdle time, eclipsing Joe Baressi’s 15.6 from four years earlier. Theisen will be Corry’s sole state representative, while Warren’s Dragon team dominates district action and youth programs prepare a future powerhouse.
The White Sox stretch to eighth straight win as Chicago pummels Kansas City 13-2 while the Yankees fall 9-2 to Baltimore. Whitey Ford endures his fourth straight defeat, Gary Peters posts solid start, and Los Angeles nips Minnesota 5-4 in ten. Belinsky and Taylor key a 2-1 Phillies win over St Louis aided by a crucial eighth inning relay, and Koufax shines in a 5-3 Dodgers victory over Houston with a lengthy mound duel.
Jack Nicklaus remains the leading money winner in professional golf this year with $49,688 total earnings. The PGA reports $38,900 in official tournament money, followed by Doug Sanders with $37,166 official and $47,115 total, and Bruce Devlin at $31,695 official and $24,399 unofficial. Canadoohia Lake gains fame as a muskellunge and northern pike producer.
A Saturday banquet closed the Elks Antler League bowling season with 42 bowlers and guests at the Judge. Superior Cleaners took first, Frank Wise topped averages at 166, followed by Bob Brown 159 and Fred Jackson 155. Don Bachemer elected Bresslet. Denny Riscoll vice president. Giz Tripp secretary treasurer. Special guest Richard Williams and others attended.
In field events the muscle department tests strength and agility in shot put javelin and high jump. The Corry Area High School team includes front row Jerry Mick Fred Corbett Jay Rumbaugh John Wascak.
The Pittsburgh Pirates, 22 losses in 24 games, face the Cincinnati Reds in Pittsburgh. The Pirates had a doubleheader loss to the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday, worsening their NL cellar position. Bob Friend pitches for Pittsburgh against Jim Maloney, who is unbeaten in four decisions.
In Lewiston Maine AP reports Massachusetts holds sway over the Sonny Liston Cassius Clay rematch. Clay trains in western Massachusetts camp, Maine Boxing Commission visits for prefight physical in Chicopee. May 25 bout moved from Boston Garden to Central Maine Youth Center due to legal action.
The Maine Boxing Commission moved to hold a Clay bout locally to avoid a travel day for fighters. Chairman George L. Russo said a non voting out of state referee will be used and all officials will be kept secret until fight time. Gloves costing 154 dollars were shipped from Massachusetts, and the ring comes from Brunswick Naval Air Station. An eight count on knockdowns is debated though Maine has used it before. Maine television executive Fred Brooks noted the transfer could expand the Great O' Boston market, predicting 30 000 extra seats at about six dollars each.
Floyd Patterson backs Cassius Clay to defeat Sonny Liston on May 25 so Patterson can challenge for the heavyweight title. If Liston regains the belt, Patterson plans to stay active, adviser Al Bolan said, and a possible September London bout with Henry Cooper was floated with promoter Harry Levene. Bolan and Patterson will attend the Clay Liston fight in Lewiston Maine.
Fifty six boys signed up for Junior League baseball after yesterday's registration at School gym. Four teams in the 19 15 age circuit will practice tonight Thursday and Friday at Loveland Field under Joe Frisina newly hired as a teacher. Junior High sessions run 4 to 445 pm and Senior High 7 to 830 pm. Openings remain. boys who missed yesterday may report for practice this week.
Junior bowlers staged their annual post season tournaments Saturday with winners including Pan SINGLES Ron Hanks 58 JUNIOR SINGLES Paul Morton 5¢ Bantam Singles Dave Dunnewold Sandy Bensink Ey Shirley Clark si Senior Doubles Dexter SaaS Wetmore 1230 DOUBLES Dick Steve Len Migliagoio Bantam Doubles Dan Dunnewold Be Dunnewold Girls Doubles Janelle Spiesman Martha Houser 1028
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