Meet Summary Fragment Sparks Local Sports Talk
A fragment from a local meet report notes uncertain results and upcoming events. Readers await full details of standings and performances from the 2ry ows e on meet.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1961
Page
7
A fragment from a local meet report notes uncertain results and upcoming events. Readers await full details of standings and performances from the 2ry ows e on meet.
Readable bits show numbers like 4.65 and 54.95 with unclear context. No clear event people places or organizations evident. Summary reflects damaged source content and undefined pricing details.
Olson earns javelin and discus double while McMahon wins high jump as Corry Beavers claim District 10 titles. Baresi and Olson set marks, three seniors wrap scholastic careers, and Erie area rivals push strong performances at Meadville meet.
Wondy Barnes of Tech leads 120 yard high hurdles with a time of 15.1 seconds. Séns of McDowell and Grove City pace the 100 yard dash in 10.2 seconds. McBride and Murdock anchor the mile in 4.30.68. Tech and Meadville claim 880 yard relays in 1 34.5. Miller of Titusville tops 220 yard dash in 22.1 seconds. Broad jumps and javelin show strong marks for multiple schools including Corry and Strong Vincent.
Corry Area High School athlete Joe Baressi will attend Cornell University on a grant in aid for the 1961 62 term. The three sport star led Section Two in scoring as a halfback this autumn and claimed the high and low hurdles title this spring. He also played on the Beaver basketball team and is the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Baressi of Gamma road. Steve Olson recently received an academic appointment to West Point.
Hons forced postponement of the Little League doubleheader at Olin Bracken Field from tonight to tomorrow evening. The 10 12 age group opening games include Corry Jamestown versus Moose in the opener and VEW versus Elks in the nightcap. Other leagues also canceled tonight.
Kane Champion of District Nine High School piled up 94 points to win the Class A Championship at the PIAA District 9 meet. Clearfield finished second with 57 points, Bradford 36, DuBois 5, Knox 10, and Punxsutawney 8. Five new records were set by the 1961 Corry team, including high jump and low hurdles.
Bob and Betty Curtis captured first place in the Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles handicap event with a 1847 series, earning $50. The tournament featured 30 couples from the Comy Bowling Association over two days, with prizes totaling $175 and shared among the top finishers.
American veteran drivers and British champion Jack Brabham pace a record qualifying field for the 50th Memorial Day 500. Qualifying spans two weekends end with an average speed of 145.802 mph. Eddie Sachs posts the fastest qualifying time with 147.251 mph and $2,200 prize.
In Boulder Oklahoma State sophomore Mort highlighted the Big Eight meet with a 15 foot 10 inch world record poll vault. Coach Ralph Higgins praised Mort while noting the jump was technically suboptimal, yet it shattered Brags’ previous mark.
Boxing card results unclear as 14 percent notes, multiple fighters named Tutly Giordiano Campari Tay and Olt Brito Ravegna appear with fragmented details and inconsistent scoring.
The article notes Carry Back as a leading entrant in the Belmont Stakes with Derby hope and sizable purses. It mentions Globemaster’s upset in the Preakness and details earnings for Carry Back and other contenders, including owner Mrs. Katherine Prity and the Dorchester stable. It also references wrestling show details in Erie, noting participants like Chris Tole and Miguel Peaap in an accompanying event.
The text reports performances from baseball games with notable players and teams. It highlights Musial's standout play for the Indians, mentions the Dodgers beating the Giants, and details various inning by inning events, scores, and key hits across multiple American League and National League matchups. It notes postponed games and referenced players such as Revere, Hinton, and Barber, underscoring a busy schedule with lead performances and close contests.
A garbled recap lists American and National League standings and schedules. Mentions New York Boston Detroit Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati and Los Angeles with scores and upcoming games including Washington at Kansas City and Cleveland at Los Angeles.
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