County official notes issues and possible resignations
Fragment text references county officials and corporate matters. It mentions possible resignations or director actions and a forthcoming decision. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1964
Page
7
Fragment text references county officials and corporate matters. It mentions possible resignations or director actions and a forthcoming decision. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Champion Cassius Clay laughs at reporters and experts who favor Sonny Liston for the heavyweight title bout next Monday. Clay, who prefers Muhammad Ali, says Liston is slow and old and vows to win. Liston trained hard, spoke little to the press, and a camp spokesman noted rising tension as debut nears.
In Las Vegas bookmakers list Sonny Liston as an 11-9 favorite to regain the world heavyweight title from Cassius Clay in their title rematch on Monday night. Clay dethroned Liston in February in Miami Beach by a seventh round TKO. In New York, Ernie Terrell’s manager urged the WBA to proceed with its heavyweight elimination tournament to crown Clay’s successor after the group stripped Clay of title recognition and shifted ranking to Terrell.
Corry pistol team Gorry’s packin’ 22 calibre squad beat Walnut Creek club in two matches to seize first place with seven wins and one loss. Team scores follow.
New York AP reports Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown rushed 121 yards on 13 carries and scored a touchdown in a 304 victory over the Washington Redskins, earning his endur ing streak of 100 yard games and a weekly AP honor.
Titusville hosts the First Allegheny Wrestling and Official Rules Interpretation Clinic featuring top coaches Bill Koll Rex Perry and officials Stanley Glosser Harry Romney. The day runs 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with 4 400 square feet of mats for demonstrations and an open invited public.
Pitt trains a blitz defense for Army quarterback Carl Stichweh as coach Walt Cummins notes Stichweh’s speed and receivers. Tony Lorik starred with 14 carries in a 40-24 Pitt win over Chicago, while Vikings quarterback completed 7 of 25 for 234 yards in a 28-7 win over San Francisco.
Penn State doctors say halfback Bob Riggle is likely to start against the University of Houston after an elbow injury from last weekend’s 27 0 win over Ohio State. Coach Rip Engle led a two hour full gear drill focusing on passing and defense as PSU carries a 4 4 record into the matchup.
Oil City senior fullback Jim Shaughnessy leads local hopes for All-State honors after sparking Oil City to Section Two title. He scored 130 points, tied 137 times, gained 1289 yards with 21 touchdowns in seven games, averaging 4 yards per carry. His best game was 49 yards and four TDs vs Corry.
Jerry Staples, Bill Lamielle, Gladys Thompson, and Kay Spoon are identified as notable local figures in a community notice detailing residents engaged in upcoming events or projects. The listing emphasizes civic involvement and public roles.
Am 524 League saw four men’s leagues and a distaff division blaze with top scores. Jerry Staples led the Men’s A with 225 189 195 309 and Bill Lamielle 199 191 212 602, while John Woodard 283 Phil Sample 298 Melvin Cobbett 228 Ee Wotus 220 Al Xander 212 Bob Hahd 207 Chuck Elchionski 202 Dick Merkle 201 recorded high games. The Corry Bakery team posted 1 000, and Gladys Thompson Me 531 Kay Spoon Judte3 624 paced the Women of the Moose league alongside Fran Jukes 191 Blanche Zajac 175 Audrey Rouse 176. Frank Katkoski added 222 in the Antler League. Bud Reed and Romeo Marchitelli both converted the 62 split.
BankAire League scores showcase top high games by Rick Holghtling 221 and Ma 219, John Eyanko, inne Kirin, Raymond League Nah Hames with Ed Kovach 224 Ray Higley 241 and dim Fenno 208 in a mixed, partial OCR list of bowling achievements.
Syracuse University fullback Nance, a 226 pound senior from Indiana Pennsylvania, eyes a third place in the career rushing list. He needs 14 yards against Virginia Tech to surpass Bob Young and trail Ernie Davis and Jim Brown, after amassing 1,346 career yards. Davis leads all with 2,986 yards.
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Fred Hutchinson longtime Reds manager dies at 45 from chest cancer after stepping down due to illness He had led Cincinnati to a 1961 pennant and was 1957 and 1961 Manager of the Year His career included time as a pitcher in Detroit and Seattle and a Marine service gap during World War II He was married to Patricia Finley and left four children Rick Jack Patty and Doe
In Norfolk Virginia Bobby Foster 177 pounds from Washington faced Don Quinn 200 pounds from St Paul. In Paisley Scotland Raphael Sing Nigeria defeated Bobb Fisher the hand weights. In Miami Beach Tony Mamerelli 13444 pounds and Ray Camacho 138 pounds from Puerto Rico drew in the light heavyweight division.
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