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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1965
Page
7
A weekly outdoors column reports weekend hunting results and outlooks for goose duck grouse and squirrel seasons in New York State. It notes poor goose turnout but decent grouse and squirrel prospects with best spots and bag limits detailed. Calls for reader outdoor reports and provides contact number for Tom Stroup.
Harrisburg AP reports the state Game Commission says 368 deer were killed on opening day of archery deer season, up from 350 last year. About 45,000 bow hunters participated, a 5 percent rise from 1964. North central and northeastern districts led in kills with over 100 apiece. several trophy bucks were reported including a seven pointer by Richard Khan of Cumberland County. Two minor hunting accidents occurred and twelve violations were logged, mostly for after hours. The archery season runs Oct 29 and goose season ends Dec 10. Sunday hunting is prohibited in Pennsylvania.
In Barranquilla Mario Rossito of Colombia defeated Jos Brows of Houston Texas by decision in a 10 round lightweights bout. The bout showcased Rossito’s skill as he controlled the action throughout the contest.
Dodgers wrap up regular season with a 3-0 victory over Milwaukee as Reed Miller Kekich Pur din Singer Willhite combine for a two inning shutout. Koufax later hurled four hits over seven to seal the NL title and set up a World Series meeting with the Twins. Giants, Pirates, and Cardinals win as pennant race closes.
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh led the National League with a .329 average to win a second straight batting title, and Tony Oliva of Minnesota topped the American League with a .321 average after the final games. Oliva, 25, had been a .823 rookie in 1964, while Yastrzemski was runner-up at .312 and Vic Davalillo and Brooks Robinson followed.
Pittsburgh Pirates surge to third in the National League after a 6 3 win over the Chicago Cubs. The victory, paired with the Giants’ win over the Reds, vaults Pittsburgh into third place as they finish strong, riding a late-season surge in which they won 11 of their last 13 games.
Sunday’s stars show Tom McCraw of Chicago collecting three hits including a fifth inning homer that propelled the White Sox to a 3-2 win over Kansas City and a second place in the American League. Joe Coleman Jr. of Washington pitched five hits in his second major league start, notching his second complete game victory in six days as the Senators edged Detroit 2 to 0.
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico led the LPGA money list by earning her seventh victory of the year with a one under par 71 for a 283 total at the Mickey Wright Invitational in Bonsall California.
Dennis Harrison starred with three touchdown runs for Corry as Titusville defeated Corry 38 to 19 in a Saturday junior high game at Titusville. Harrison, a freshman quarterback, scored on a 40 yard run in the first period to tie 6-6, added a 5 yard score in the second, and a 45 yard TD in the fourth. Titusville tallied three more times, while Balog and Corbett stood out on defense.
Baseball attendance across the majors surged to more than 22 million in 1965, up 5.4 percent from 1964, with the National League reaching a historic 15,581,130 and the American League totaling 8,860,694. The next locals game is at Meadville Thursday at 4 PM, with Corry Titusville noted.
Baltimore held on to beat the 49ers 27-24 as Sid Williams recovered a key tumble. Parks starred with 231 yards and three TDs but Stickles tipped a pass intended for him. Green Bay and other NFL results followed in a chaotic Sunday showing Lombardi restless at halftime.
Penn State scored 325 in the preliminary round on Saturday to finish second to Navy among 10 colleges in the ECAC golf tournament at Bethpage Park Long Island New York. The team advances to championship play on October 16.
St Thomas' built a 20 point halftime lead and held on for a 20 point victory at St Thomas' field. Sam Weber ran for 80 25 and 10 yard TDs to pace Corvyiles. Dave Amy added a rushing conversion and a two interception performance. Chuck Burton recovered a fumble as St. Thomas' won fourth of five.
Warren beat Oil City 20 to 14 while Hickory topped Meadville 20 to 14. Ripley won 21 to 14 against Clymet, Fairview defeated Wattsburg 21 to 7, Youngsville beat Saegertown 25 to 0, Frewsburg shut out Mayville 0 to 0, Cassadaga Valley lost 14 to Pine Valley 6.
Ernie Warlick lined up as end and caught a crucial four yard TD from HR Kemp as Buffalo beat Oakland 22 17. Hadl led the Chargers to a 31 14 victory over Houston with 242 passing yards and two touchdowns to Alworth. Kansas City topped Boston 27 17 on two defensive scores while Denver edged New York 16 13 as Wendell Hayes scored late.
Bowling mixed doubles results list Berte Kane 180 513 Erma Willett 1go 510 Chuck Willett 226 Tim Lundy 219 Willie Lundy 188 Ed Thompson 201 214 596 Beaver League Dave Welmore 201 156 151 908 Len Migliaccio 158 154 152 464 Dick Steves 150 166 Dick Gronostar 167 Girls Linda Wetmore 152 144 491 447 Patty Wetmore 128 Sue Staves 193 127 Sandy Bensink 134 196 155 428 Bantams Tom Maocek 126 Lanny Fitch 168 156 149 473 Gary Swart 136 Denny Brumagin 129 Ron Bailey 130 Harley Taylor 126 144 130 400 Dan Dunnewold 143 148
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