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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
5
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Corry Area High School began fall basketball drills with new coach Dick Fox presiding over 20 players on opening day. Fox targets fundamentals first and laments only five sophomores among candidates, citing low sophomore turnout as a concern for the Beaver squad.
Elston Howard of the New York Yankees was voted the American League Most Valuable Player by the BBWAA. He led the league with a .904 fielding percentage and eight in runs batted in with 85, while batting .207 in a pennant-winning season. Howard praised baseball's value as teammates praised his timely hitting.
Chester Czech Audrey Rouse led the Men A League at VFW with 605 series while 12 others topped 200 including Lafe Douglas 223 Paul Clark 217 Jim Vatasto 216 John Chillock 211 and several 200s. Les Danner had the high 235 in Raymond League at Bowl-Aire. Audrey Rouse added 526 in Women Moose League at Avalon Center. Leon Root 201 and Bob Brown 201 in Elks Antlers League. Bill Johnson spared a 7 10 split and Ken Morris converted a 6 7.
Cosmo Jacavazzi, a Scranton born aeronautical engineering student at Princeton, stars as fullback and leading scorer with 66 points while anchoring a stout defense. Coach Dick Colman praises his leadership and limitless effort as Princeton eyes Harvard Yale and Dartmouth in upcoming Ivy clash sequence.
Pitt ranked eighth eyes a wide passing game at Notre Dame amid drills against probable defenses. Reserve center Paul Cercel and guard Bernie LaQuinta remain doubtful with leg injuries from the Syracuse game.
Boston overwhelmed Cincinnati 139 121 as Sun Jones led with 28 points while Oscar Robertson top scored for the Royals with 24. Tom Smichders and Willie Naulls added 19 and 16 respectively, and Bill Russell tied for rebounds with 19.
Corry Rod and Gun Clubbers won two 22 calibre matches at Jamestown. The team total 565 set a Penn York League season high, with Dick Lindberg and Norm Metray tying 278 in the first match and Lindberg adding 287 in the night for a 565 total.
Pennsylvania Game Commission will meet to discuss extending hunting seasons interrupted by drought. Duck and geese seasons were extended. archery and other seasons face potential changes. Rain has eased fire risk and forest damage, boosting tree harvest prospects and the Christmas tree industry with projected shortages and price uncertainty lingering.
North Carolina's Tar Heels boast the nation’s best pass defense, allowing only about 2.5 percent of yards per attempt and holding opponents to under three yards per air play for a long stretch. Ohio University leads the NCAA defense ranking by some measures.
Golfers from 60 nations will compete for a $200,000 prize in the West Carling World Open at Oakland Hills Country Club next August. Tournament director Richard Taylor announced details of the event last night, noting a $335,000 first prize.
Tobin Rote threw 369 yards and three touchdowns and ran for a score as San Diego routed the New York Jets 53 7. Rote connected 21 of 29 passes and boosted his Heisman like aura with a standout AFL performance.
AP report says the Pittsburgh Steelers cut veteran linebacker George Tarasovic and halfback Pony Tracy. The moves clear roster space as the team adds rookie linebacker Bob Rowle and a rookie or sophomore back to the taxi squad ahead of Sundays game with the Cleveland Browns at Pitt Stadium.
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