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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1956
Page
7
A chaotic sports report details American athletes at the Olympics, highlighting a high jump near the world record, hammer throw and weightlifting results, and multiple U.S. contenders achieving fast times and near records. It notes tension in the track events and praise for American runners and hurdlers while referencing other nations and historical contexts.
Green Bay quarterback Geanven ar Tobin Rate, age 27, sparked a furious fourth quarter comeback, completing 11 of 11 passes for 113 yards as the Packers erased a halftime deficit to upset Detroit 24-20 before 44,087 fans. Fred Cone and Bill Howton contributed scoring drives, with Foote adding a two-yard TD, while Detroit’s offense faltered in the final period.
Two men from New York State were reported to have fired shots in a street confrontation. William Daniel of Worth Street shot a man in the arm, and Joe Guth of Wayne Street received police attention after the incident.
Fragmented sport notes mention Adelaide tennis and a Palmer lead, with scattered names and figures. Other lines reference Baltimore financial figures and unrelated international terms, yielding an unreadable mosaic of sports snippets and numbers.
Bowler Fateone and Bn Kove led the night as top performers in a mixed bowling event. Fuledoe cracked 264 while Kovacs rolled a steady 200 in a relation to the high score.
Fragmented notes discuss Pittsburgh Piniteg personnel and upcoming events. Mentions General Manager Joe Benet and Serepke Brupin with uncertain live appearance plans. References contracts, an eatery, and Brown addressing Bobby Bri gino and Susans in Whole.
The bear hunting season begins Monday as thousands head into Pennsylvania’s wooded counties to hunt, with many lodging in hotels or farms. Hunter camps, weather, and food availability shape patterns, as bears spread into northeastern and northwestern regions. Auto firearms restrictions apply and a hunting party of five requires a venturing license.
Associated Press notes several contenders eye bowl bids on the season’s final major Saturday. Tennessee seeks Sugar or Cotton chances as they face Kentucky while rival Tech, Texas Christian, Pitt and Clemson also vie for bowls amid conference battles and key clashes with Kentucky Duke and Virginia.
South Carolina clinches a 5 2 conference mark with a 13 to 0 win over Wake Forest. Oklahoma, barred from bowls by the Big Seven rule, chases Nebraska’s 39th straight victory. Rose Bowl builds pace as Notre Dame meets Yale for league title ambitions and major games unfold nationwide.
Harrisburg area football notes show Williamsport beat Steelton 26 6 to win Central Penn title as Bethlehem and Zaston shared Eastern Penn honors with Bethlehem 20 7 over Allentown West Chester 9 0 over Conestoga earned Ches Mont for Pottstown 39 0 over Downingtown Williams Penn and Penn Harris High played to a scoreless tie.
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