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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a legal or administrative roll call. Names, dates, and actions are unclear due to garbling, but the fragment references a control or governance matter likely tied to official procedure or ruling. Further readable context is needed for precise summary.
Senior Don Tinka sidelined for the football finale shifts right end duties to Gary and Ron Swackhamer and Dexter Sandburg while sophomore John Wascak backs up the line on defense. If Tinka misses time Beavers field ten underclassmen against Meadville as Tony Stellato names nine lettermen from Kneidinger's 1963 squad.
Senior Corry High players wrap a season of toil as ten 12th graders plus injured Bill Walsh and Don Tinko prepare for a league finale against Meadville at Sheen Field. Bob Potocki anchors the line while several teammates, including Potocki, provide depth as Corry seeks its first Section Two win in a 14- to 14- tie with Titusville looming. Meadville arrives 2-2 in section play, aiming for a third straight win behind Tony Stellato’s lineup.
John Woodard Merkle and Bradford produced three 600 series in the Men's A League last night. Woodard posted 215 179 224 while Merkle added 181 223 203 and Bradford 170 236 200. Oesch led with 193 184 292 for 530.
Pitt football coach John Michelosen drills blocking as No 1 Notre Dame looms. The Panthers labored through a lengthy Wednesday workout with a unit simulating Notre Dame plays against the defense. Also notes on last night’s boxing cards in Bristol and Corpus Christi.
Milt Plum, Lions quarterback, earned the Associated Press weekly star citation after guiding Detroit to a 37-17 win over the Rams. He completed 24 of 347 yards with three touchdown passes, despite a right leg ailment.
Penn State, facing its worst season since 1938, prepared for Ohio State with two practice sessions focusing on passing and ball handling. Gary Wydman and Jack White shared quarterback duties, backed by a first team backfield of Bob Riggle Don Kunst and Tom Urbanik at fullback as Penn State stood 4 2 with three games remaining, while Ohio State was ranked second nationally.
In a mixed local recap, NBA teams Baltimore 121 Detroit 108 and St Louis 105 San Francisco 104 are listed alongside a Meadville Corry prep note. The article highlights senior linemen Smolinski, Thomas, Manning, Bradley, Hopkins, and Carr with backfield details for McNulty Pal Tuero Barco and Gray. Stellato comments on facing a well coached Corry team and a tough upcoming game Friday.
Baseball commissioner Ford Frick pushes expansion of both major leagues with a three day owners GM meeting in Phoenix. Topics include league expansion timing possibly by 1968, Milwaukee franchise moves, a Monday Night TV spectacular, and potential commissionership succession.
Corry pistol team won five of six matches with strong scores. In the first match Ron Zeaman 272 and Dick Lindberg 283 led Corry as Frank Pakulski 284 sparked the night. Jamestown counters with Gould 264 and Stearns 281.
Youngsville High School will host the annual rules interpretation meeting on Wednesday evening November 18. The program starts in the high school auditorium with a film High Speed Basketball, then moves to the gym for demonstration and rule interpretation. Joe Frisina of Spartansburg and Ray Dombrowski of Erie will review rule changes and officiating aspects. Area schools are asked to send coaches players faculty scorekeepers and timers.
The NCAA barred Miami Florida from post season play for one year and placed Michigan State and Navy on probation for recruiting violations. Western State Colorado was penalized for excessive aid and recruiting. The council also signaled the end of the AAU truce on sanction rights, amid a dispute over meet approvals.
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