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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1961
Page
7
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Corry Area High School’s athletic council reviewed the 1962 football schedule. The nine opponents and order remain identical to 1961 with sites reversed, five home games slated. Financials show $6,825.51 gross from four home games. exact profit pending bills.
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association stands firm against involvement in all star games for graduates. The board reaffirmed its earlier stance that activities after high school are outside its jurisdiction. The NCAA had warned that such games could affect college eligibility, prompting a temporary PA approval last spring.
Rex Theatre bowling scene showcased a 7 10 split conversion as the big splash. Rex Theatre and Piccards's Atlantic 10 1B led the night while Jim Beneficial Loan B20 Rhoades nailed the toughest spare in the Industrial League at Bowl-Aire. Barr of Tadus- Lruil Joep posted a 600 series with a 285, and four women’s leagues posted 175-plus scores highlighted by Vivian Ayers 192 and Gladys Thompson 186. Margaret Bemis struck the 9 7 split as Roxann Bradford’s 182 stood out in the Ladies Recreational League at VFW. Standings list Steve's Texaco atop, with A&B Distributing, Columbus Barber Shop, Wingers Garage, Taylor's Jewelry nearby.
Walter Colburn, longtime Jamestown High head football coach and 1980s graduate, tendered his resignation after a 12 year tenure. His exit follows a season ending with a 12 to 7 win by Jamestown over Warren, leaving his successor to be named.
Bridges of Kansas City widened his lead in the American Basketball League scoring race. Through a Sunday game, he posted a 4 260 average for six games, with Hal Lear and Dan Swartz of Los Angeles tied for second at 22.8 over the spree. Other listed results include Hello Lulabul, Olson 17, Portland stops, and Sunitis 150 in Los Angeles.
Jim Proper named new president of the Beaver Club at the annual reorganization meeting held at the VFW Post home. Proper, previously vice president, will head the club as officers and four new directors, including Tom Cragg and W. S. Gibson, were elected. A souvenir banquet booklets program and a January banquet at Corry Area High School were discussed, with hopes to feature a noted sports personality as speaker.
Bob Cousy directed the Boston Celtics to a 111-117 win over the St Louis Hawks with Red Auerbach suspended. Russell scored 35 as the Celtics widened their East lead to 2½ games. Knicks beat the 76ers in Madison Square Garden. Cincinnati topped Syracuse 19-115 as LA led the West.
Philadelphia coach Nick Skorich plans to start Ted Dean at left halfback against the Cleveland Browns, replacing Billy Barnes, in a crucial NFL clash. Dean impressed last week with 68 rushing yards on five carries after a shoulder injury limited him earlier.
Statistics released today by the NCAA Service Bureau show Penn State seventh in total offense. In nine games the Nittany Lions gained 2,774 yards on 545 plays for an average of 5.08 yards per play. Mississippi tops the list with 3,395 yards on 544 plays for a 6.24 yard per play average.
Corry High faces a tough IMH-62 campaign as veteran seniors Wil Geltic Me Weir Cigare Wy and Ron Sehrer lead the Orange and Blick cagers. Mickey McMahon, Dani McEldowney, and Jerry McIntyre team up in the final year, with the squad losing most of 20 games last season at McDowell.
Associated Press reports Paul Hornung the NFL scoring record holder will be in the Army and unavailable for Green Bay as they push toward the Western Conference clash. The situation stirs potential league movement as veteran Ben Agajanian, now Texans property, may join the Packers if waiver rules allow.
Jimmy Brown extended his lead in the NFL rushing chase as Cleveland and other teams battled. The Browns star crossed the 100-yard mark, boosting his total to over 3,000 career rushing yards while peers such as Bart Starr and Johnny Sample posted key plays for their teams in a weekend of high scoring.
A chaotic sports wrap mentions the Minnesota Gophers defeating Purdue Boilermakers with scattered references to college football scores, teams, and players. It highlights UCLA and Notre Dame outcomes, Syracuse over Notre Dame, and other college football notes amid a jumbled recap.
Union City reports the board has approved Swanson as head coach at Minoy high. AP weekly poll honors a Texas lineman for outstanding play in a 33-7 game, with Baylor noted, as the Longhorns sit at No. 7.
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