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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an 8 year old and a patient receiving a checkup. It references possible survival and a medical assessment, but lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete events to establish a fuller summary.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reports October deer mortality totaling over 1,600. Of these, 1,117 whitetails were killed by vehicles, 219 for crop damage, 203 illegally by poachers, and 71 by miscellaneous causes. The year’s total reaches 9,125, with highway deaths topping other causes. Authorities urge drivers to slow in high deer areas and rural stretches.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club elected officers for the coming year at its regular meeting held Tuesday night at East Washington street club rooms. Art Knapp was re elected president with Dick Giacoma as vice president Ted Wawrejko as corresponding secretary and Bob Wank as financial secretary. Directors named for a one year term were Dick Lindberg Lyle Wattons A V Cochran Ron Zeaman Chuck Post and Bernard Shaw. The group discussed the Wally Taber Show set for February 12 and the annual fish fry on March 19.
New York Titans face five weeks of losses as the AFL weighs a sale. Oakland Raiders and San Diego Chargers face sale troubles while Dallas Texans are denied relocation rumors. Commissioner Joe Foss seeks a stable image as NFL and AFL drafts loom.
The Long Beach Chiefs remained unbeaten in the American Basketball League with a 96-87 victory over the Chicago Majors in Toronto. Starters Ron Horn and Bill Spivey led with 28 and 27 points respectively, while Kelly Coleman scored 27 for Chicago. The Kansas City Steers also surpassed .500 with a 115-86 win in Kansas City.
A sighting in period is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday this week at the local range. A routine Rod and Gun Club meeting is set for Tuesday, December 18.
The Pittsburgh Pirates traded Dot Haak to the Philadelphia Phillies for Ted Savage and Pancho Herrera, leaving Bill Mazerosski as the sole 1960 infield survivor. The deal, part of a 10 day flurry adding five players, aims to bolster a club coming off an eight‑game deficit. Phillies GM Gene Mauch predicts solving the third base problem.
The Geneva franchise of the New York-Penn Class D Baseball League sought a working agreement with a major league team after the Cincinnati Reds dropped their five season pact with the Geneva club. NYP League president Vince McNamara said efforts would push for a new affiliation as teams Auburn Jamestown Batavia Olean and Erie Pa. are also in the league.
Otha Brown, 174, of Miami defeats Freddy Blades, 178, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, in a recent light bout result.
The Russian international hockey team defeated the Winniges Maroons 3-0 in Winnipeg to end their Canadian tour with eight wins and one loss. A crowd of 10,420 watched at the Winnipeg Arena setting a record for attendance at a hockey game.
The Corry Hod and Gun Club swept a doubleheader from the Gent City Club in the Penn York Pistol League on the local range. They won the first match by 33 points and the nightcap by 55. Dick Lindberg paced the winners in both heats with a 569, firing 231 and 288.
Hammond and Chillock led the Men s A League at VFW with top scores including 214 and 221 while Bob Wells added 209. Florence Horton posted 310 in the Women of the Moose at Avalon Center and Roxana Bradford scored 178 in the same loop. Pymatuning Lake Association urged horsepower ratings on boats with no cap, planning to draft a bill for state lawmakers. Dan Devine to coach West in Shrine Game in San Francisco despite offer to step down due to Missouri Bluebonnet Bowl scheduling.
The Los Angeles Lakers moved into sole possession of first in the Western Division after a 116-110 win over the St. Louis Hawks. The Lakers improved to 15-7 while the Hawks fell to 14-8. In other action the Detroit Pistons crushed the New York Knicks 143-101, dropping the Knicks to a Eastern Division basement spot.
A glittering field of over 50 tees off in the 72 hole West Palm Beach Open. Notables include Jack Nicklaus the defending champion Bo Wininger fresh from last week’s Orlando Open Doug Sanders and Don Finsterwald among top pros.
A compact reflection on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting written records and their roles in culture and memory.
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