Election race ends in close margin held by Democrats
A local electoral contest concluded with a tight 261 vote margin. The Democrat candidate edged the opponent as results were finalized amid mounting precinct reports and voter turnout.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
7
Corry Star Athletes and Football Ties Across Generations
Corry High standout Sonny Daye, later Fort Monmouth athletics director, is recalled alongside inroads of Pittsburgh area players into major college programs. The piece weaves Daye’s 1933 Corry graduation, Army service, and college voyage with notes on Notre Dame, Pitt, and Ohio State connections, plus local stars like Stan Musial’s son at Notre Dame and regional quarterbacks from western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khar
Sonny) Daye
Corry High
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Daye
Monmouth
Tom Titus
Corry Journal
Titus
Corry Country Club
Dave
Adrian College
Michigan
Corry
Pitt
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ed Billy
Frank Billy
Bill Daddie
Meadville High
Panther
John Michel‘osen
Gary Kaltenbach
Jim Kelly
Clairton
Bernie Laguinta
Denny Ips
Mt. Lebanon
Erie Cathedral
Ron Vomero
Fighting Irish
Nick Eitten
New York Yankee
Philadelphia Phillies
Nick
Yanks
Stan Musial
Chiile
St. Louis
Ohio State
Buckeyes
George Salines
Golden Greek
Canton
Ohio
Minnesota
Big Ten
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Charlie Migyanka
East Conemaugh
Iowa
Matt Szokowny
Pittsburgh North Catholic
Indiana
Wille Moore
Carnegie
Purdue
Gary Hogan
Charleroi
Penn State
New
Owls-Beavers
Bradford
Stewart
Stew) Barber
Burinio Bull
APL
Bills
Lou Saban
Wgr-Tv
Bill Mazer
Jamestown
Mike Vincent
Hershey
Mike
Franklin
Low Fogle
Clemeon
Lyfe
Aippa
Rave City High
Ee Geen
Wine No 19
Re Tor
Ikon
Greeny! Sharraville
Aeles
Ron Coleman
Fev
Ad Ghia Aoa
Canada Cup Opens in Argentina With Snead Palmer Lead
The Canada Cup and International Tournament begin in San Isidro Argentina. Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer team for the United States aiming for a third consecutive Cup while Snead seeks a repeat individual title with a 272 scoring target. Argentina hosts with Roberto de Vincenzo and Fedel Deluca, plus Gary Player, Kel Nagle, and Peter Thomson also in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Isidro
Argentina
United States
Sam Snead
Puerto Rico
Snead
Palmer
Japan
Tadashi Bibyant
Torakich’ Nakamura
listYotf
Roberto de Vincenzo
Argentia
Fedel Deluca
South Africa
Gary Player
Adelaide
Australia
Kel Nagle
Peter ‘Thomson
Bowling scores and high games from VFW and Avalon Center leagues
Clark led the Men's A League with 631 while posting 212 202 217. Roxanna Bradford posted 234 for Women of the Moose, the season high, as Millie Orn’s 183 was the next best. Vets A Leaguers hit four 200s but couldn’t reach 600. Frank Dorrance 228 206 and Al Thorne 202 220 highlighted the A League. Top 243 by Wil Ford Stewart in A League. Other 200s and 230s noted across leagues at Bowl Aire and Elks lanes with several 200-plus games and team totals near 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
VFW
Roxanna Bradford
Avalon Center
Millie Orn
WOTM
Frank Dorrance
al Thorne
Bid Barr
Aloop
Wil Ford Stewart
Bob Wats
Cloyd Cummings
Bob Reynolds
Jim St.George
Gary Dingielder
John Oesch
Chuck Willett
Joe Jungfleisch
Bob First
Riss Cassett
Stan Bailey
Frank Messina
Shorty Doan
le Caruso
Bowl- Aire
Lottie Burlbert
Don Bradford
Bowl-Aire
Walt Lewis
Elks Lanes
Joe Prugar
Tom Cragg
Neil Johnston Returns as Coach for Pittsburgh Rens
Neil Johnston will coach the Pittsburgh Rens of the American Basketball League for the upcoming season after signing a one year contract following a brief meeting with owner Bill Rosensohn. Johnston, a former star and coach of the Philadelphia Warriors, will lead the team when they open the second ABL season November 16 at home against Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyeipsmnun
Neil Johnston
Pittsburgh Rens
Johnston
Bill Rosensohn
Rasensohin
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Rens
Chicago
Soviet Besetbill teams open eight game U S tour in 1962
New York AP reports the Soviet men and women start an eight game U S tour with a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden. The men face an AAU all star team. the women meet Nashville Business College. The swing includes stops in Washington Nashville Sioux Falls Mount Pleasant Lubbock and Denver with further dates in November. The series marks the fourth U S Soviet basketball exchange with the U S leading 18 of 20 in men’s play and the Soviets favored by 28 in women’s play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Mawlison Square Garden
Nashville
Sioux Falls
Moscow
U.S
Rebels Cloak Opponents in Unbeaten Run
The Mississippi Rebels, 6-0, top many defensive NCAA categories. They lead in total defense allowing 117.5 yards per game and rank third in rushing defense 60.2, third in pass defense 57.9, and third in points allowed 35 per game. Minnesota leads rushing defense and Boston U. best against passing. Dartmouth allows the fewest points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Mississippi
Rebels
NCAA
Service Bureau Today
Reds
Averae
Minnesota
Boston U
Dartmouth
Cousy Closes Out Celtics Win With Late Points
Bob Cousy aged 34, in his final Celtics season, scored a field goal and a free throw in the last 11 seconds to seal Boston's 106-105 victory over Cincinnati. He finished with 17 points, second to Sam Jones's 23 as Boston College coach next season looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Cousy
Boston
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Boston College
Celtics
Sam Jones
NGA weighs expansion Detroit
The NBA Board of Governors meets in Detroit to consider adding a 10th team by next year if new franchises join. The league hopes for a rapid expansion pending interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NGA
Detroit
Board of Governors
The
National Basketball Association
Corry Pistol Team Splits With Jamestown
Corry Rod and Gun Club pistol team split a two match meet at Jamestown. Corry lost the opener by seven points before a 36 point rally. Mac Elroy totaled 585 for the two matches with 277 and 278, while Jamestown's Jim Thomas led scoring with a 566.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIlroy
Corry
Jamestown
Corry I
Cae
McElroy
Mac
Jim ‘Thomas
Wynn Seeks Coaching Role With Washington After Victory
Early Wynn, near a baseball victory, is in talks with Washington Senator officials for a coaching or front office post. He indicated he may accept depending on the employer and noted prior negotiations with the Chicago White Sox yielded his terms. Wynn also said he has spoken with Senator officials several times and may meet again, but nothing has been finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn
Venice
Jaguar
Washington
Chicago Sox
Spain Still Draws Tourists to Bullfights as Soccer Wanes
The report notes Spain saw near 0 million foreign visitors this year who watched bullfights, reviving interest as soccer remains popular. Bullfights drew about 6.5 million admissions this year, while soccer attendance hovered around 9 to 12 million over recent seasons. Bullfight impresarios cite higher ticket prices and tourist patronage, yet many bullfighters earned far less than top football stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Otto Graham recalls top college grid thrill of 1959
Otto Graham recounts coaching Coast Guard Academy to a 17 5 win over Wesleyan on October 10, 1959. Larry Dallaire threw a late fourth quarter drive, Wesleyan's Jim Thomas returned a third quarter pick for a Cardinals lead, then Dallaire rallied Cadets to a 17 5 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Graham
Larry Dallaire
Coast Guard
Salem
Mass
Wesleyan University
Dallaire
Wesleyan
Jim Thomas
Cardinals
Dallatre
Fortie Named Back Of Week In AP Poll
Eldon Fortie of Brigham Young was named back of the week in the AP poll after a 27-0 upset of New Mexico. The 21 year old Salt Lake City native passed for two touchdowns and ran for one as BYU won its first Western Athletic Conference game, amassing 292 yards of total offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eldon Forti
Brigham Young
Cougars
New Mexico
Fortie
Salt Lake City
Ford
Terry Baker
Oregon
State
Tigers Bomb Tokyo Stars In Exhibition Thriller
The Detroit Tigers blasted four homers among 19 hits and beat the Tokyo Stars 13 to 8 in an exhibition. Norm Cash hit a two run homer and Al Kaline belted a bases empty shot as darkness halted play in the top of the ninth. The Tigers improved to six wins, two losses, and one tie on their Japan tour.
Pennsylvania wild turkey season outlook and near term harvest
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports a strong wild turkey population despite food abundance changing patterns. The two week season ends November 10 in many counties, with longer seasons in northern and big wood regions continuing to November 4 to protect populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamidishurg
Oe Gatre Ce
Harrisburg
Golden
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Golden Said
Turkey
Pirates To Open Season With Milwaukee April 9
The Pirates announce their 1963 home schedule starts April 9 against Milwaukee. The B-game schedule includes 48 night games with three Saturdays, five doubleheaders, and three weekday afternoon games in addition to the opener. In prior seasons they reduced most weekday afternoon games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mil Wwalkee
Hershey's Willie Marshall Reaches 800th AHL Point
Veteran center Willie Marshall extended his AHL scoring record with his 800th point as Hershey routed the Springfield Indians 83. He scored three goals in the game to drive the Bears to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Hershey
Tenter
Willie Marshall
Springfield Indians
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