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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1958

Page

7

Bradford Owls Aim to Stop Corry in Key District 10 Showdown

Bradford and Corry clash as Bradford hosts with momentum from last Friday’s win. Coach Rock Denning stacks a five backfield with Bates, Kline, Pascarella, Smith, and Spehar. Beavers defend against Bradford’s power trio Williams Lat os Downey while Corry eyes an upset in Franklin-style thriller.

Corry Beavers District 10 Franklin Waltil Bradford Francis “Rock” Denning Owl Paul Bates Mark Kline Mike Pascarella Chauncy Smith Carl Spehar Denning Beavers Dick Peterson Carl Bartlett Gary Shoemaker Beaver Terry Williams Ed Latos Ken Downey Corry

Pennsylvania Waterfowl Seasons and Bag Limits Outlined

Hunters should note the opening half hour before sunrise next Wednesday for duck season in Pennsylvania. The 60 day duck geese coot and brant seasons run October 15 to December 13 with a four duck daily bag and eight possession limit, two geese daily and four possession, one wood duck daily and two possession. Canvasbacks and redheads limited to two per day with possession cap of four after day two. waterfowl hours are half an hour before sunrise to sunset, except October 25 first day of small game when opening is 6 a.m. EST. Purchasers need both a Pennsylvania hunting license and a federal migratory bird stamp. Duck stamp available at most post offices.

Pennsylvania Keystone State

Local grid notes and TV slots highlight Buffalo AB games

Buffalo airs Sundays from 1:15 to 1:45 on Channel 4 to showcase highlights from the prior Saturday AB games. Meadville High School coach Tom Duff expresses mild disappointment at waning enthusiasm after a 1958 championship season. The Bulldogs stand 3-1 heading into Saturday’s Wars game.

Chuck Scott Channel 4 Buffalo Meadville High School Tom Duff Bulldogs Peason Dows Duff

Yankees Snap Series Tie In 10th Inning Victory

In Milwaukee the Yankees clawed back to a 4-3 10 inning win to even the World Series at three games each. Lew Burdette pitched well for the Braves, while Don Larsen earned the victory in relief as the Yankees tied the series. The game featured eight scoreless innings before a decisive 10th inning rally and crucial defensive miscues by Milwaukee.

Milwaukee New York Lew Burdette Don Larsen Burdette Yankees Braves Yankee Sall Casey Stengel Stengel Larsen Johnny Bucks Bob Turley Ryne Duren Duren Hank Aaron Joe Adcock Turley Frank Torre Warren Spahn Lew Ford Mickey Mantle Elston Howard Bruton Mantle Mickey Berra Bill Skowron Ericl Slaughter Jerry Lumpstrude Red ‘Schoendienst Aaron Sinie Gi! McDongaid Howard Wish To All Don McMahon Toh

Tickets On Sale For Bradford Tilt

Bradford football game tickets went on sale in Corry at noon and run until 1 p m tomorrow. F Lowe Edwards Corry Area High School athletics manager announced prices at Jansen's and the Ritz Restaurant ten cents for students and one dollar for adults, with gate prices in Bradford unchanged.

Golf leads in first amateur team event at St Andrews

England holds a six stroke edge in the world’s first amateur team tournament at St Andrews as gale conditions hinder play. The U S trails by six strokes while other events report results from tennis in Mexico City sailing in Houston and a Manhattan Handicap race in New York.

ST. Andrews Scotland England Gale U. S Mexico City Alex Olmeda Peru United Stat Raul Kathiat Mexico Houston Tex Ernest Fay U.S Galveston Bay New York Warhead Eddie Arcaro Bimont Park Clem P. J. Bailey

Bowling scores set in VFW and Raymond leagues

Baressi rolled a 252 and 213 for a 645 series in the VFW Men's A League, with Lamielle adding 230 and 200. Toppers included Baressi Will Coun Han sen Hammond Peterson, Ottaway and Sample at various 200s. In Raymond League action Halfast and Heerlen led with 223 and 222, joined by Jukes Reed Boutwell Stewart Hurlbert among others. Bowl-Aire C saw Hajec 212 and Sample 201, Day 191 in Women of the Moose circuit.

AL Baressi VFW BI Lamielle Aelieult Joe Baressi Will Harold Coun Andy Hansen Bill Hammond Peterson Bob Morton Wayne Skinner Frank Dorrance Merlé Ottawa Jo Day

World Series Game Seven Weather Report

Soggy outfield forecasts for Game Seven as Milwaukee hosts New York in a rain affected World Series. Skies to clear partly with no rain tonight and a high near 70. Game time 2 p.m. EST. Also recap of Sonny Ray beating Eddie Colton by decision in Louisville.

Milwauken .Ar New York Yukees Milwaukee Braves Milwaukee

Town Hawkeyes Clinch Tie For First In Rec League

The Hawkeyes beat Penn State 14 to 7 at Loveland Field to move into a tie for first in the 1964 Recreation Football League. Duane Silvis ran 88 yards for Iowa’s second score, Harold Bromley had the first TD, and Krone of Penn State added a late 52 yard TD run. Iowa outgained State on the ground 214 to 124 and held six first downs to State’s one. No games are scheduled tonight as Town aims to seal the league title Monday against Penn State.

Town Hawkeyes Penn Stars Loveland Field Oklahoma Iowa Penn State Harold Bromley Eddie Krasa Krone State Lions Bromley Silvis Krasa Din Barber Art Hotchkiss Mary Minnesota Nanaceee Northwestern Frank Howard Olensson Vanderbilt Notre Dame Army Terry Bretman Triah Michigan Southern Cal Michigan State Navy Eddie Erdints Penn Princeton Dan Sachs Tigers Columbia Southern Methodist Bill Meek Don Meredith Baturday Syracuse Cornell Tlinois Ohia State Umder Corry Area Corry-Franklin Jows Penn State Waite McDonald Bosak DeMarte ‘Brown Perkins Hotenkiss Btroup MarLett Black Zalzneck Houghtling Bromley Morris Silvis Morrison Robbins DeLeilis ‘Krasa Beal Johinson Kirch Mitchell Bachemer Beebe Towa Penn Stile

Even Matches Spotlight College Field Saturday

College football notes preview a day of evenly matched games as programs mix new formations and varied offenses. Baylor backs Hickman shines in goal line drills while Duke, Notre Dame, Army, and Navy prepare for key rivalries amid shifting schemes and uncertain lineups.

Frese Baylor Larry Hickman Duke Earle Edwards North Carolina State Wildcats Wake Forest North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Military

Ray Triumphs In Split Decision In Lightweight Bout

In Louisville last night Sonny Ray of Chicago edged Eadie Gotten in a hard fought 10 round lightweight bout televised nationwide from Fairgrounds Coliseum. Referee ruled a draw as Cotton pressed early, Ray improved to 19 6 6, at 171 4 pounds to Gotten 167.

Louisville Sonny Ray Chicago Eddie Colton Seattle Ray Stamins Eadie Gattan Fairgrounds Coliseum Cotton Gotten

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