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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1960
Page
7
The readable fragment hints at a ceremonial bow and a name Taw or Taw- associated person. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and lack of complete facts for a full summary.
Corry High basketball previews two scrimmages as the Beavers trim the varsity to 13 players under coach Ron Scherecost. Wattsboro and North East will visit for workouts Friday and Monday, with junior varsity reduced to about seven. The team eyes a December opener at Union City after a two-week tryout period and a 20-game schedule.
Cleveland back Ho Hum Brown tops the league rushers with 173 yards on 28 carries last Sunday raising season totals to 613 yards on 123 attempts for 5.6 yards per carry. Green Bay rival Jimmy Taylor sits with 661 yards on 143 attempts at 4.6. Paul Hermantine of Green Bay sits near the scoring mark needing 39 points in five games to tie the single season record with 100 points on 25 TDs and 9 of 17 field goals.
Pitt and Penn State prepare for a heated clash amid a frustrating season. Coach Johnny Michelosen hints at saving remarks for Saturday while acknowledging Penn State's strong defense and two solid units. Players express mixed views on the season and rivalry taste.
Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles Lakers scored 71 points against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, breaking the single game record set a year earlier. Baylor hit 24 of 46 from the field and 13 of 18 free throws, with 34 points in the first half as the Lakers won 123 to 174.
Probate Judge Robert J. Dwime ordered the sale of the Kansas City Athletics baseball club to a St Louis syndicate led by Br Ast Steir for about 3.3 million dollars. Co executors Arnold Johnson estate Mrs Warren W Himes and City National Bank of Chicago had disagreed on handling the stock. the bank insisted on sale to pay taxes and debts of 15 million on the estate.
Pitt halfback Bob Clemens will miss Saturday's game against Penn State due to a sore right knee. A Panther spokesman discussed the injury as the team practiced yesterday after earlier reports of limited return.
Baltimore manager Paul Richards signed a three year contract at the American League meeting in New York. Officials did not disclose terms but reports indicate about 45 000 dollars per year plus attendance bonuses tied to home gate receipts.
Alonzo Johnson of Braddock Pa avenged a previous loss to Toby Anthony with a technical knockout against the New York heavyweight at the Palladium in McKeesport near Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia coach Buck Shaw vows to counter the Giants defense with altered pass protection and more blocking by mixing receivers and backs. He praises New York as likely the league’s top defensive unit and notes the impact of injuries including fullback Clarence Peaks.
The Boston Red Sox announce signings for 1961 with coach Billy Herman joining, along with Sal Maglie and Rudy York as coaches for the coming season.
Marsland’s 22 to 10 victory over Nort Carolina featured Gary Collins’s form and a winning touchdown set by a forward pass from Dale Besty. Williamstown junior Crd Ling leads a fierce line, with strong defensive stands and a 365 yard punt average contributing to the win. Giants near signing a Japanese pitcher and third baseman noted by Howie Stousham as exceptional prospects.
Baseball czar Frick warns against rapid American League expansion citing antitrust risk and possible government action. He cites Los Angeles interests and the Greenberg outfit while noting Congress could scrutinize any new franchise and advise caution to protect baseball’s structure.
West Virginia searches for its first victory as it travels to face a foe at Tantown. The Mountaineers, hampered by a rough season, have been shut out in recent games and face a stiff challenge from Washington in a 7-0 defeat noted in the recap.
A through line of college football picks features Penn State favored to beat Pitt and other matchups. The column references Notre Dame, California, Notre Dame’s schedule, and various teams across the college gridiron with en route notes on who could claim wins and Rose Bowl implications.
Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Los Angeles State College releases the annual season study for the American Football Coaches Association noting more fatalities and serious injuries in 1486. He cites delays in medical review and reports of five serious cases last year with only one cleared, while football players continue to suffer due to heat and other causes.
Fragmented OCR text describes a bowling league night with several scores and player mentions. The readable items include references to teams and individuals such as Charlotte Staples Audrey Rost Barbara Temple and Leon Brod, with partial score notes and placements amid unclear phrases.
Promoter Mike Cunniving announces the Gem City Bowl will be played at 11:00 AM at Erie Stadium, citing poll results showing clear public preference for morning kickoff over afternoons. He notes this mirrors the schedule of the past two years and aims to benefit youngsters.
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