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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1964
Page
7
A terse paragraph notes that moments after the court appearance, officers filed routine paperwork and a brief hearing concluded without new charges. Authorities emphasized ongoing investigations and urged patience as docketed cases proceed.
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Corry High junior varsity exploded for 19 points in the fourth quarter to beat Youngsville 25-6 at Sheen Field. The Beaver reserves, led by Clancy Walsh with two touchdowns, topped a tied game 6-6 at halftime and finished the season 5 losses included Meadville Warren Franklin Titusville Oil City.
Sonny Liston plans to bide his time before challenging Cassius Clay for the world heavyweight title on November 16 in Plymouth Massachusetts. He says he will let Clay tire himself out and strike at the right moment. Clay, meanwhile, vents at Liston associate Bob Nilon and taunts Liston’s approach, insisting he is superior in looks and wit and wants the bout to last several rounds for public value.
Notre Dame sits No 1 in the AP major college football poll with 29 of 48 first place votes and 460 points after a dominant 40 0 win over Navy. Ohio State drops, Alabama and Arkansas hold, while Purdue moves into the 10 spot as Georgia Tech climbs and LSU and Florida crack the top ten. The Irish aim for an unbeaten season under Ara Parseghian with games left against Pitt Michigan State Iowa and Southern California plus a standout passing combo of John Huarte and Jack Snow.
The unbeaten Wittenburg Tigers crushed Ohio Wesleyan 40 7 last Saturday and held first place votes on 12 of 16 ballots in the AP small college football poll. Prairie View and Florida A&M trailed in second and third.
The Cauley Auditorium card lists Gene Toran of Erie versus Walter Kelly of Buffalo in a 10 rounder as the main event. Lightweight ace Lenny Matthews of Philadelphia faces Fer nand Chretien of Canada in a 10 round bout while Toran meets Kelly in the semi. A six round semi features Johnny Clyde against Tony Lopez. Also news arrives that Frank Oceak has joined the Cincinnati Reds as a coach.
Tommy Heinsohn, Boston Celtics star and INBA representative chief, says finger nails caused a cut on Osea Robertson’s eye. Robertson required 12 stitches after the incident. Heinsohn notes a rule bans dangerous equipment and long nails in competition.
The Minnesota Vikings claimed offensive lineman Ken Byers off waivers from the New York Giants yesterday. Byers, a 6-1 240 pounder in his third NFL season, played in all 14 Giants games last year sharing the right guard duties with Bookie Bolin.
Milwaukee AP says the Braves accuse Milwaukee County of breaking a 1965 home games pact and seek to stay in County Stadium. The club cites a hostile local atmosphere and cites statements by county leaders. Braves president John McHale forecasts a half million dollar 1964 tax loss. Rep Henry Reuss urges Frick to push a three point MLB expansion plan, draft, and TV revenue pooling at a top owners meeting.
Meadville drops Corry 7 to 1 in Section Two action on a rainy evening. The defeat extends Corry's five straight league losses dating back to last November, ending an 11-game Section Two winning streak. Lou Hanna's Beavers had won their previous two league starts, with substantial gains noted from 1861 to 1962.
Yankees ace Whitey Ford will have surgery in Houston to repair an arterial blockage in his left shoulder after hospital tests. The move follows CBS purchase of 80 percent of the club by co owners Dan Topping and Del Webb for 12.5 million, with Yogi Berra and Ralph Houk retaining roles and questions about Berra's future.
Ohio State Buckeyes face Penn State visiting Ohio Stadium with over 3 dozen injuries hurting depth. Penn State aims to hand OSU its first defeat, while OSU seeks rebound after dropping from No.1 to No.2 behind Notre Dame.
Pitt coach John Michelosen said he hoped key players Bill Bodle Ron Linaburg and Bill Howley would return from injuries for the Notre Dame game. Notre Dame 6-0 coming off a 40-0 win over Navy while Pitt 2-3-2 tries to rebound from a 21-6 loss to Syracuse.
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