Jim Bennett Wins Third State Championship
Jim Bennett clinched his third state championship as the event notes a pheasant release policy of one cock pheasant for every ten hens announced yesterday.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1972
Page
9
Jim Bennett clinched his third state championship as the event notes a pheasant release policy of one cock pheasant for every ten hens announced yesterday.
Jim Bennett of Corry Area High School captured a third consecutive state pole vault title at the PIAA Meet at Beaver Stadium State College. He cleared 14 feet 4 inches on the books though the bar sagged after his attempt leaving the official state record short of the mark. He also claimed the 138 pound wrestling crown this year. Mark Ladika of Corry posted a CAHS mile mark in 4 26.8 to finish second in his heat. The article notes upcoming Church Recreation Softball League action beginning Tuesday at Corry High with 13 teams and a managers meeting at 9 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church.
Olin Bracken announces a Memorial Day doubleheader at Bracken Field Mead Park. First game at 2 p.m. features Corry Jamestown 2-0 vs VFW 1-1. Second game to follow pits Elks 1-1 against defending champion Moose 0-2. Local turnout urged. Also noted were track and relay updates and Mike Shine’s 14.3 state record in class B high hurdles.
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