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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
7
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A damaged OCR fragment hints at a pier installation issue with three proposed cables. No full details available on location, project, or party involved.
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Officials from Amy Ordnance and the Pennsylvania Game Commission conclude plans for Operation Driveout in Crawford County near Geneva. About 300 people will gather Sunday at Victory Boulevard off Route 19 for a deer drive ahead of the legal hunting start the next day in Tam. Civil Defense, Boy Scouts, state police, Red Cross and sportsmen groups will assist in the operation.
Muskrats have migrated from dried streams to large waters and farm ponds due to drought. Trappers are advised to check pond owners about muskrat removal and to coordinate with farmers. The muskrat and mink seasons run concurrently from November 7 to January 18 with traps not allowed before 7 am on opening day.
Deer Hide Pool sponsored by Exe County sportsmen invites December buck and doe hides. Sixteen prizes awarded by drawing including a two day goose and duck hunting expedition at Lake Mattainuskeet. Four $25 cash prizes and eleven $5 prizes. Hides turned in to five merchants including West End Hardware Home Restaurant Cy Denmark's Fairview Southland Garage Home Drive-In.
Spokane officials seek 200000 or more to renovate the baseball park after Los Angeles Angels president Dick Walsh signaled the team might relocate. Mayor Willard Teft and a six man committee began exploring funding as Spokane recalls its 1947 Class B attendance of 287000 and Brooklyn ties.
Last night in city bowling leagues featured high scores and tight finishes. Chuck Willett led the Bowl Alley A League with 210 209 208 for 624, while Eo Hand nailed 245 high in a game. Additional top scores across leagues included Walt Love land 281, Tom Cragg 274, Merle Ottaway 202, and many others as Bowl Aire and Avalon alleys hosted junior and adult divisions.
Baltimore and San Francisco clashed as Ray Berry a near sighted star with a back injury and a shorter leg helped the Colts clinch a 27 31 victory at Memorial Stadium. Berry hauled a 31 yard catch on third and 14 to spark the comeback after trailing 21 20 with two minutes left. Berry had a career day earlier that season with 12 receptions for 204 yards and two scores.
In Baltimore, Wise Margin (86.80) won the $4,500 feature at Pimlico, prevailing in the featured race.
Local retailer VanCise's announces a car delivery service under the slogan teevice with free S H Green Stamps with every purchase. The plan promises home delivery and purchase incentives to attract customers.
Alex Miteff stopped Tony Gagliano in the third round at St Nicholas Arena and eyes a rematch with Mike DeJohn. The Argentine heavyweight, 21, now 14-1, with nine KOs, plans steps toward a February clash after recent wins over Gagliardo and Lennie Kaplan, with December 9 and January 7 bouts against Crowe Peele and Nino Valdes serving as tuneups.
Rose the South Australian lefthander upset Vic Seixas 6-4 4-6 6-3 7-5 to knock out the last U S hope. Ashley Cooper Mal Anderson Neale Fraser also advanced as Australia bends U S Belgium and Philippine Davis Cup teams toward the doubles semifinals and Thursday singles.
Auburn remains undefeated atop the AP poll after a 29 7 win over Florida State while Ohio State climbs to second and Michigan State falls to third. Auburn led with 85 first place votes and 18601 points. Ohio State had 65 and 1709. Michigan State 41 and 1129.
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