Fragmented News Note On A Fatal Incident
A damaged OCR reads in parts a fatal incident abroad with unclear details. The fragment mentions a possible collision and casualties but lacks full names places or dates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1962
Page
7
A damaged OCR reads in parts a fatal incident abroad with unclear details. The fragment mentions a possible collision and casualties but lacks full names places or dates.
Lake project update from Penn Gahelia Im outlines ongoing efforts and local plans. Community officials discuss funding, timelines, and expected environmental impacts while residents await formal progress reports.
Cory High opens Friday hosting McDowell as front five Bromley Scholton Vincent Johnson Hotchkiss struggle with injuries. Coach Schrecengost says depth and height limit hopes while praising grit and veteran effort from top players amid a six team conference title push. Wrestling season follows with Mulvin-led wrestlers chasing Section Two defense and open weight-class battles.
The New York Yankees trade first baseman Bill Skowron to the Los Angeles Dodgers for pitcher Stan Williams. Yankee manager Ralph Houk says the move preserves a winning edge for 1963, while Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi cites Skowron's right handed punch as key. Williams joins a rotation with Whitey Ford and Ralph Terry.
Pete Russell Jr 637 and Bill Lamielle 623 head a heavy night as 24 scores reached 200 or more in Bowl-Aire Men's A League. Russell and Lamielle posted 242 205 190 and 217 207 199 respectively while Barr 595 and Coan 594 came close. Other high scorers included Oldenski 223 Baressi 222 Perkins 212 Hammond 209 and Renzi 203.
Pacific Coast stars headline AFCA 1962 All America selection with Terry Baker of Oregon State, Steve Barnett of Oregon, and Hal Bedsole of Southern California on the first team. Tom Myers named sophomore of the year. voting by 500 coaches announced by AFCA president Bill Murray in TV Guide.
The Los Angeles Lakers moved into first in the NBA Western Division after winning 126-106 against the Chicago Zephyrs, pulling a half-game ahead of the St. Louis Hawks. The Hawks were set to face Syracuse then travel to Los Angeles to play the Lakers.
Notre Dame's not in the running for the crown, but their game with Southern California could decide the national title. Southern California, unbeaten, faces Notre Dame in Los Angeles as Wisconsin drops from third to second after finishing at 8-1. The final poll will set the national champion, with USC leading the rankings and Wisconsin close behind.
Haynes of the Dallas Texans tied the season touchdown record with two scores against Oakland, reaching 18 on the year to equal the AFL mark set by Bill Groman. He also moved within 77 yards of Cookie Gilchrist as league leader, despite one fewer game. Gilchrist had 890 yards on 178 carries. Haynes 813 on 168.
The Soviet women beat Wayland College Flying Queens 54 32 in Denver as the Soviet invasion of the United States ends with an 8 0 record for the women and 4 4 for the men. The men’s all star team split by defeating the Soviet Teens 46 71 before 2 100 spectators at the Denver Coliseum. The tour began November 8 in New York City.
Corry High’s teams will limit stacking this season with only occasional twin bill nights. The Beavers open basketball at home against McDowell while wrestling starts on the road at Townville. Swimmers open December 18 against Erie Tech, with Panama visiting the same night. Six wrestling meets, six swimming meets, and six basketball events are slated, with many contests against Section Two foes. Joe Iacone of West Chester State College repeats as Pennsylvania college football scoring champion with 98 points.
Penn State, ranked ninth, accepted a Gator Bowl invitation for December 29 in Jacksonville, announcing the decision after a players’ show of hands at a brief meeting. Athletic officials confirmed the vote and noted the team’s 1960s Lambert Trophy win and last year’s bowl appearance.
NOW YORK RP I Gelor Bowlbound Penn State has been chosen winner of the Lambert Trophy for the second year in a row. Penn State, unbeaten in nine games, was the unanimous choice of the eight-man committee. Pitt ranked fifth and Villanova, bound for the Liberty Bowl, was ninth. Penn State quarterback Pete Liske was named to the final weekly All East major college team.
A year after the Astros acquired outfielder Don Taussig for 75000 in the National League expansion draft, Taussig was drafted yesterday by Austin from Durham in the Carolina League. The price appears lower at 67500 as the Cleveland or related clubs shuffle players through the minor leagues.
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