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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1968

Page

8

Pennsylvania Sets Nursery Waters for Lake Erie Tributaries

The Pennsylvania Fish Commission closes all tributaries to Lake Erie from mouth to Route 20 from September 1 to December 31 to protect coho traps at mouths. Coho salmon returning to streams will be trapped and examined, with larger fall runs expected for eggs to support Pennsylvania’s program. Also reports good game populations for hunters this fall, with deer, turkeys, bears, and small game trends noted, plus staff training and local club events.

Pennsylvania Fish Commission Pennsylvania Lake Erie Commission Great Lakes The Fish Commission State Game Commission

Short Yardage at Franklin-Corry Game Draws Crowd

A near capacity crowd watched Franklin vs Corry with yard lines removed on one side causing confusion. Youthful fans pulled markers for a makeshift gauge while officials did not correct the misalignment, leaving play locations uncertain after halftime.

Purdue Holds Poll Lead After Notre Dame rout

Purdue remains the top college team after a 37 22 victory over Notre Dame. Leroy Keyes led the offense with two rushing TDs and a passing score while Bob Yunaska and Venaskevassa key plays anchored a dominant defense. Ohio State and Penn State climbed in The Associated Press poll, with Notre Dame dropping to fifth as USC moved up to second.

Purdue Notre Dame Jack Mollenkopf Mike Leroy Keyes Jim Seymour Dennis Wingowski Bill McKay Bill Vanehar Ron Maree Barness Bob Yunaska Boilermakers Yunaska Fuoss Venaskevas Bob Dillingham Phipps Don Kiepert Associated Press Southern California Penn State Florida Ohio State Nebraska Kansas UCLA Louisiana State Alabama Houston Miami Fla Arizona State Tennessee Georgia Texas AM California Michigan State Arkansas

Shooting Meet Set Tonight For Women

The Corry Red and Gun Club reports strong interest from local women in a shooting course. Club president Dave Schweigert says a meeting will be held tonight at 8 p.m. in the Washington street club rooms to decide session dates, times, and program focus. Registration is not required for tonight.

Hunter Red and Gun Club Columbus Grounds East Washington Street Armory Tom Lamendola Corry Rod and Gun Club Columbus Corry

Bowling Editors Note Names Need Full IDs for Records

Gene Bloom led the area in last night’s Men's B League with a 224 game. In a mixed results display the top teams included A&B Distributing Kimlin Dry Beverage 115 Columbus Inn 115 and others with scores from 115 to 296.

Gene Bloom A&b Distributing Kimlin Dry Beverage Bob Damon Bob Patterson John Evanko Tinke Construction Columbus Inn Smith's Restaurant Hall's Decorators Boyd Darling Paul Hopson Dave Swanson Vic Crags George Smith

Browns top Packers to seize lead in league action

The Cleveland Browns moved into first place in the Recreation Football League by defeating the Green Bay Packers 2d. Jeff Brown starred with a 48 yard TD catch from Gordon Bailey on the opening play and a 59 yard punt return TD. Brown scored again on a 52 yard Bailey pass in the third period as Cleveland built a 13-0 lead despite Packers injuries. The Browns’ next game is against the Baltimore Colts Thursday at Loveland Field.

Cleveland Browns Green Bay Packers Cleveland Packers Gordon Bailey Jeff Brown Brown Browns Bailey Jim Daniels Bill Messinger Baltimore Colts P.m Loveland Field

Beaver JV Wins Third in Four as Meadville JVs Fall 25-6

Corry junior varsity football improved to 3-1, defeating Meadville JVs 25-6 at Sheen Field. Doug Brown scored twice, Mike Darnofall added a three yard TD, Don Ogello punched in a five yard score, and John Downey sealed with a 27 yard run after a fumble recovery. Next Monday they host Franklin Knight IVs at 7 p.m.

Corry Sheen Field Meadville Jvs Doug Brown Little Beavers Mike Darnofall Ssgard Rod Burrows Ken Lewis Little “Bulldogs Don Ogello Orange Black Brown John Downey Beavers Meadville Sam Weber Downey Franklin Knight

Beaver Golfers Win over Rocky Grove

Beaver golfers captured their first fall win at the Corry Country Club by defeating Rocky Grove 12 to 4. Medalist Dan Dingfelder shot 88 and contributed three points to the team score, supported by strong showings from Mark Bloom and several teammates in a one sided afternoon of play.

Beaver Corry Country Club Rocky Grove Dan Dingfelder Mark Bloom

Intramural Swimming Begins At Y Corry Club

Intramural swimming starts at the Corry YMCA tomorrow with four teams coached by Tom Sawyer Dale Davis Carl Couassa and Dave Cochran. Competition will run every Wednesday after 1 PM with each member swimming one individual event and limits of two individual events and one relay per swimmer. Ten events will compose each weekly meet.

Corry Ymca Bill Cochran Cochran Sweden Tom Sawyer Austria Dale Davis France Carl Couassa Germany Dave Cochran

Tigers Shuffle Lineup McLain Gibson Set To Open Series

ST. LOUIS AP Tigers star Denny McLain with 31 victories faces Bob Gibson, the NL’s stingiest pitcher, in game one of the World Series. Mayo Smith reshuffled Detroit’s order adding Mickey Stanley at short to insert Al Kaline, aiming to boost the offense. Leading off Dick McAuliffe, the Tigers lineup includes Stanley Kaline Cash Horton Northrup Freehan Wert as they seek a series-opening edge.

ST. Louis Denny McLain Bob Gibson Detroit Mayo Smith Smith Tigers Gibson New York Yankees Yankees Boston Red Sox Lefty Gomez Red Ruffing McLain Ae Denny Lefty Grove Houston Washington Cardinal Lou Brock Curt Flood Roger Maris Orlando Cepeda Tim McCarver Mike Shannon Julian Javier Cal Maxvill Mickey Stanley al Kaline Stanley Kaline Dick McAuliffe Norm Cash Willie Horton Kim Northrup Bill Freehan Don Wert

1968 World Series schedule for Tigers vs Cardinals

The World Series schedule lists games between the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Cardinals with game times and venues from October first to October tenth. It notes open travel dates and a potential seventh game, with all times in Eastern Daylight Time and a contingency for rain.

New York Detroit Tigers St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Detroit

Linden Leads Sparta Past Pleasantville in Baseball Win

Jerry Linden pitched a three hit game while contributing four at the plate as Sparta Merged High School beat Pleasantville 9 to 1. Linden accounted for half the Spartans hits including the day’s only extra base hit with support from Dave Boythe Cross and Berkey. Sparta hosts West Forest Thursday afternoon.

Jerry Linden Sparta Pleasantville Linden Dave Boythe Cross Berkey Spartans West Forest

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