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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1965
Page
7
Beavers wrap 1965 grid season with Joe Frisina finalizing statistics. Corry high scorers faltered early but surged late, while Franklin and Greenville posted 8-1 records yet each opened with 7-6 losses. Warren, Clearfield, and Union City prep wrestling as state programs trend upward amid regional chatter.
Browns host the Giants in a rematch as the NFL slate features several key matchups. Unitas may miss the Colts against the Vikings amid a 7-1 start, while Green Bay eyes a home win over the Rams with improved pass protection. The Chargers host Kansas City and Buffalo visits Oakland in AFL games as Detroit, Chicago, and others stage regional showdowns.
In Santiago the United States led unofficially as Germany's Karl Wirnhier shot a perfect 100 to top opening skeet rounds. The U S and Chile tied for first at 81 for the team, with Venezuela close behind. Shootoffs determined the top two from each team who faced off after a 49–49 tie between the United States and Chile.
LAS VEGAS AP reports Jim Hall and Hap Sharp in Chaparral 2C Chevrolets are favored for the $45,000 Stardust Grand Prix. Hall of Midland Texas led 20 qualifying runs with an average speed of 109 mph, while Sharp also from Midland was just one mph slower.
Jefferson City High School kept its unbeaten run alive with a 13 to 0 victory over Renee Hillcrest, sealing a seventh straight undefeated season. The Jays last tasted defeat on October 30, 1958, and have now logged 67 consecutive victories in football.
The Los Angeles Tennis Club hosts two matches with Spain's team led by Manuel Santana. The squad heads to Australia for next month's Challenge Boning. Star Tin Schwab, a freshman, stands tall. Carl Strom is the only varsity player matching Schwab in altitude at camp.
Les Utegg and partner 221 compete with Ben Craker and partner i in a Friday mixed couples match. The pairings suggest a casual club event with rotating partners and casual scoring.
Maxwell of Dallas aimed to overtake Antonio Cerda in the third round at the Mexi pete Open. Maxwell shot three under par 66 at Bellavista Course on Friday but Cerda, of Mexico, led after completing a solid round.
Andy Styndale and tackle John La Vetere, regulars on the New York Giants defensive line, will miss the game at Cleveland Sunday due to leg injuries.
Kentucky, favored by two touchdowns, faces Houston in Astrodome hoping to avoid an upset that could ruin Sugar or Orange Bowl chances. Warren McVea, once heralded, emerged with 8 and 34 yard TD runs and 201 receiving yards against Mississippi, signaling a breakout as Houston aims to spoil Kentucky’s 6 2 season.
PITTSBURGH AP End Lee Folkins and tackle Fran Mallick were added to the Pittsburgh Steelers lineup for the game with the Cowboys. The club activated both to replace guard Mike Magac and linebacker Ed Pine who are out for the season. Folkins played at Washington, Mallick at Air Force. The Jockey Club in New York increased horse name length to 18 letters and spaces from 16.
Director of Athletics Lou Hanna announced admission rates for winter sports: Varsity basketball 50 cents, Varsity wrestling 0 cents, Junior High basketball 25 cents. A student survey next week will decide if season tickets covering 11 basketball games, 6 wrestling meets, and 7 junior high games will go into effect.
Steve Vacendak a senior from Scranton Pennsylvania has been elected captain of the Duke basketball team for the season that opens December 1 in Durham North Carolina.
Shikellamy High School defeated Mount Carmel 19-12 to finish the season undefeated and untied with eight straight victories. Carlisle still has one game left and is favored to finish perfect after a 11-0 win over rival Chambersburg. In Western Pennsylvania the WPIAL-AA sees Monongahela and Clairton tied 6-6 and Hempfield beaten 20-0 by Latrobe. Pittsburgh Central Catholic and Bishop McCort tied 14-14.
Philadelphia 76ers rallied from a big deficit to topple Boston 123 114 on home court, halting the Celtics five game win streak and reclaiming first in the Eastern Division. Hal Greer, Wilt Chamberlain, and Billy Cunningham led the attack, with Chamberlain out rebounding Russell 33 32 and Greer scoring 28.
Philadelphia toppled Boston 123 to 114 while San Francisco edged Detroit 103 to 102. Los Angeles led New York 107 to 16 at one point and Pottsville beat Allentown 7 to 0.
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