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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1963
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a ship club and a church service. References to young people, prayer, and fellowship appear without clear names or dates. The readable portion suggests a junior group and a prayer circle, but details are too incomplete to render a full item.
Corry High golfists blank Titusville 150 to 0 in dual match at Corry, winning both nine hole rounds and total score. Bob Zalzneck led with 41 and 37 for medalist honors as Denny Dyckes was one stroke back at 79. Beavers remain undefeated at home with all six wins on Corry greens, next heading to Titusville for the season finale.
Mount Lebanon’s 18 year old Jack Waltz heads toward a third consecutive PIAA singles crown at Penn State, after sweeping John Sheaffer and Jim Malloy. His rival is Bob Swift of Springfield High, who upset Bill Glaser and Joe Felice to reach the final. Doubles action features Beaver Falls pair Bob Clarke and Joe Downie facing Martin Gilbert and Rich Snyder.
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In a high profile NL tilt, San Francisco shells Dodgers 7-1. Juan Marichal limits Los Angeles to a strong four hitter while Giants erase Koufax’s no no. back atop NL West with a two game edge. Other NL results show Cardinals, Phillies, Pirates winning as Mets fall.
Tommy Hyndman son of a former Walker Cup player held a two stroke lead entering the championship round of the 196 PIAA golf tournament at Penn State University. The Lower Moreland High School student carded a 14 hole 727 on the nine hole course, amid a 157 cutoff for 46 holes. Dave Bartholomew Bethlehem was disqualified for an out of bounds rule. Gary Pollock Erie Tech and Barry Fies Fleetwood trailed with 148 and 150 respectively.
Pitching by Juan Marichal powered the Giants to a 7 1 victory over the Dodgers, widening their NL lead to two games after allowing only four hits. Harmon Killebrew belted a grand slam and drove in five for the Twins in an 86 triumph over the Chicago White Sox.
Jim Piersall joined Casey Stengel’s Mets after being purchased from the Washington Senators. He aims to entertain fans while proving his value on the field, though Stengel emphasizes he was bought as a ball player. In his National League debut against the Cardinals he got a first inning RBI single, but New York lost 10-4.
Wayne Causey raised his AL batting average to .268 with three singles in five at bats as the Kansas City Athletics edged the Los Angeles Angels 3-1. Hector Martinez, called up from Portland, belted his first major league homer for KC’s second run. Dave Wicker pitched well into the ninth, taking the loss as John W yatt closed out the game for KC.
In Los Angeles Pulga Serr defeats Jim Fields 132 to 135 percent, earning his first major shutout with two outs in the ninth. John Wyatt came on to retire the final Angel batter.
Lamielle Bailey and Mary Lou Bailey won the mixed doubles bowling tournament at VFW with 1607 total over eight games, three pins better than runner up. Hampered by inconsistent scores, the pair claimed first prize and placed in the top ten multiple times across the two weekends, with Lamielle also scoring highly in separate events.
New York boxing card features George Benton versus Rubin Carter in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. World middleweight champ Jar-wick Tiger scouting, with Benton aiming to move up after upcoming Nigeria bout. ABC TV to carry the bout at 9 p.m. EST. Benton ranked No. 2 WBA, No. 3 Ring. Carter No. 3 WBA.
Lema shot a 67 to sit two back after two rounds as a tight pack chases the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Harold Kneece carded 65 to grab a share of second with Jack Nicklaus slipping after a rough front nine. Tommy Aaron George Knudson and Jerry Edwards joined Kneece in the chase, with Tony Lena leading the pack early.
Cold wind and rough seas of Turnberry set the stage as the United States and Great Britain opened the 1963 Walker Cup finale. After the first day, the Americans trailed as Britain fought back, ending a quarter century of dominance in this biennial match play event.
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