Corry Beavers Seek Third Perfect Season in 1963
The Corry High Beavers, defending Section Two champions, enter their tenth season since the first perfect run with Johnson at back and Butters at quarterback leading a veteran line. Through five early games they dominate, featuring 13 touchdowns from Johnson and a strong forward wall anchored by Barber, Culbertson, and Hotchis. If trend holds, fans will compare this squad to the 1960s legends, with the team aiming for another flawless campaign.
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Helvers
38th Renewal Tomorrow Corry Titusville Rivalry
Corry High Beavers visit Titusville in a long standing interscholastic football classic seen as the season’s big game. Leaders Lou Hanna and Corry hold a strong 12 of 15 edge in Titusville series history, yet the Rockets boast a 1-1 league mark and could threaten the Beavers on rivalry night.
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Colts Mets Get Chance to Buy New Players
In Cincinnati Ohio the Houston Colts and New York Mets may buy four players each for 30000 dollars as part of an older clubs draft plan. Mets GM George Weiss indicated interest but cautioned the pick could still fail to boost their standing.
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Cowboys Clip Wildcats 12 7 in recreation football at Loveland
Dale Black sparked the Cowboys to a 12-7 win over the Wildcats in recreation football at Loveland. Blynt scored the opening one yard TD and rushed for 1a yards on 12 carries. Black added 11 yards on 11 carries and scored from four yards. Nick Walton tallied for the Cats on a 14 yard run. Bob Blair added the extra point.
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Black
Nick Waltnir
Cate
Bob Blairmin
Coaches Rewired Cincinnati Rods Season Start
In Cincinnati the Rods appointed new coaches as the season opens. Reports indicate reshuffled staff and plan to rebuild after a challenging preseason. Local press notes emphasize strategy changes and early adjustments for the team.
Hanna Honored For Service To Community
Hanna, longtime Corry local, received an honorary Chamber of Commerce membership at a ceremony in the Corry Area High School gym before a screening of recent Beaver football films. The event honored his community service and 100 coaching victories, with US Savings Bonds presented by Beaver Club leaders.
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Roger Ottaway
Belinsky Signs Early For Angels 1964 Season
Los Angeles Angels agree terms with Bo Belinsky making him the first major leaguer to sign for 1964. Once a trade rumor magnet he now pledges to report as a reformed figure after a season of erratic starts and brief Hawaii option to start.
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Easterns Lead Football Ranks Rise of three top teams
Eastern coaches rate Navy Pitt and Penn State in the top ten with a combined 9–0 record and 357 points to 68 for opponents. Navy faces SMU, Penn State meets Army, Pitt has a bye as Eastern football gains representation. Coaches praise regional strength and caution on overrating.
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HAWKS DOWN CELTICS EVANSVILLE EXHIBITION GAME REPORT
In Evansville Indiana the Hawks defeated the Boston Celtics 14-8 in the first quarter then surged to win the national basketball association exhibition game. Key performers included Lois Hawks who led scoring and controlled the pace, while Celtics struggled to find rhythm early and late.
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Royals Major Roadblock To Celtics Chances
Boston Celtics strive for a sixth straight NBA title despite Bob Cousy retirement and a tough obstacle from Cincinnati. Coach Red Auerbach says injuries could derail plans, while new acquisitions Willie Naulls and Johnny McCarthy bolster the bench as the club navigates a tougher league.
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Dallas Hosts Top Football Teams In Historic Weekend
Dallas prepares for a landmark football weekend with No 1 Oklahoma meeting No 2 Texas at the Cotton Bowl Saturday at 2 pm. Navy, ranked No 4, opens against Southern Methodist tomorrow night, with both SMU and Navy expected to draw about 30,000. Saturday's Oklahoma game is anticipated to pack 75,904 into the big saucer.
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Fight Results Tokyo Somnak Laemphuifu Wins
Somnak Laemphuifu from Thailand outpointed Akira Oulichi of Japan over ten rounds in Tokyo. The Thai fighter secured the decision on points as the bout went the distance.
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