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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1962
Page
7
Corry High defeated Meadville 58 26 to start the season on Friday November 30. The report notes behind the scenes practice for non competitive scrimmages as teams begin winter sports drills and local rivals renew matches in upcoming weeks.
Green Bay Packers roll toward a potential perfect season with a 16th straight win, defeating the Chicago Bears 37 0. The margin featured Bart Starr passing and Jim Taylor's rushing as New York Giants, Dallas, Detroit and others win or tie in varying NFL results.
The Montour High School football team was ruled ineligible for Class A and B play in the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League after a protest by Stowe Township High School. Montour’s 9–12 enrollment exceeded 1,000 in 1961-62, placing them in Class AA. The decision was announced by WPIAL Secretary Dwight Her.
In Miami Beach, Billy Daniels defeats Mike Degohn as discussions turn to line play. The Corty team rides a strong line to a 40 13 win over Jamestown while mud and wind complicate the field and blur individual star power.
University Park Pennsylvania Mount Lebanon runner Tom Giordano set an unofficial 2½ mile cross country mark at Penn State with a 10 23 5 1 for the PIAA championships. North Allegheny captured the team title with 100 points, Mount Lebanon 115 and Lancaster 125.
In Jackson Michigan Ed Zarem 174 pounds stopped Chuck Coleman 173 pounds of Detroit in a weekend boxing bout. The match concluded with Zarem securing a victory on circuit notes from the card.
Donnie Stone rushed for three touchdowns and Denver capitalized on three San Diego errors to beat the Chargers 23-20 in San Diego. The win moved the Broncos atop the Western Conference with a 7-2 mark, while Dallas trailed and Houston in reach behind. Stous, a 24 year old Arkansas U alumnus, scored Denver's first two touchdowns and the winning TD on a one yard pass from Frank Tripucka.
Meerhoff's men defeated the ladies 212 pins in a Bowl-Aire match despite the opponents' 150 handicap per game. John Oesch led with a 589 series including 191 195 and 203 games, while Bob Hand was runner-up with 554 and a 203 high game. Jonetta Middleton topped the women with a 429 series as Meerhoff's women and men posted total scores of 2643 and 264? for the day.
Saturday at Bowl Aire and Avalon Center featured Mixed Doubled League 2 Bowl Aire with Harry Schigmer posting 312 and Harkless and Lee Brodeur at 202 each. Girls led by Audrey Migligedo sg7 while Beav er League high score 557 by Jing Rhoades. Denny Becker and Dyckes over 500. Bantam and Junior Leagues also reported with Marlene Kane Diane Ahied and Tom Morton Harvey pacing.
Upsets across conferences tighten race for New Year bowls. Northwestern and Southern California gain momentum while Alabama Missouri and Oklahoma push for top spots as Ohio State Iowa and others stumble. Navy Army and Dartmouth also in bowl contention amid late-season shocks.
Mrs John J McGraw aged 81 and widow of famed New York Giants manager died at St Vincent s Hospital after entering last Tuesday. She suffered a stroke in January and had visited Palo Grounds last summer, continuing to cherish baseball and Giants through a 30 year era that earned her husband the title greatest manager of them all.
Clymer defeated Forestville 21 to 13 while Bradford beat Jamestown 26 to 7 Dunkirk prevailed 15 to 14 over Warren Fairview lost 19 to General Meant Wesleyville beat North East 26 to 19 Erie Tech defeated Erie Strong Vin cent 28 to 6 Aliquippa triumphed 35 to 19 over Erie East Grove City overwhelmed Hickory 65 to 0 Sharpsville shut out Mercer 33 nothing Emporium 26 Smethport 0 Panama 12 Northern Aves 7 Westfield and Silver Creek tied 7 to 7 Mayville 13 Randolph 19 North East beat st. Gregory 0
The Los Angeles Lakers, buoyed by Red Auerbach's praise, ripped the New York Knicks 125 106 to stretch their winning streak to four. Earlier, Boston topped Detroit 125 114 and other results saw San Francisco 127 115 LA, Syracuse 130 111 over Cincinnati, and St Louis 114 109 Chicago.
Dave Ragan drilled his second shot within 18 inches of the pin on the 16th hole to win the Beaumont Invitational in Beaumont Texas. Heagan finished 2 under par 70 for a 283 total and 2890 prize money. Lionel Hebert tied for second with Don Massengale of Jacksboro Texas.
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