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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1964

Page

7

Jayyees Play Here Tonight at Sheen Field

Corry High’s junior varsity team hosts Franklin in a 2-2 season with kickoff at 7 p.m. Injuries deplete Beaver lineup as Larry Rieck and Nick Downey miss games. Rudy McCray or Cliff Clark likely fill Downey’s role while Mark Brady rises to tackle. Beaver Jaygees beat Erie Academy and Warren, then lost to Warren and Meadville.

Corry High Franklin Sheen Field Beaver Larry Rieck Nick Downey Rudy McCray Cliff Clark Roger Ottaway Jaygee Mark Brady Tackle Ken McChesney Beaver Jaygees Erie Academy Warren Meadville

Denver Prays And Beats Chiefs In AFL Opener

Denver under coach Mae Speedie upset Kansas City 93 27 as Goose Gonsoulin and Charlie Mitchell sparked a rally from a 19 12 halftime deficit. The Broncos earned a 34 point edge in the fourth quarter amid 16 285 in attendance.

Associated Press Praying Colonels Little Centre College Kentucky Harvard Praying Broncos Denver Broncos Mae Speedie Rae Kansas City Chiefs Speedie Centre Colonels Speedies Goose Gonsoulin Charlie Mitchell Se-Yord Jacky Lee Buffalo Bills Houston Oilers Boston Patriots San Diego Chargers Matt Snell New York Jets Oakland Raiders Marshall Starks New York

Erie Woman Sets Bowling Record With 299 Game

Erie bowler Betty Senmeter shattered women’s records with a 299 game at Green-Bardon Lanes last night. The 628 series topped her prior best of 248, and she missed a perfect by one pin on ball 12. A mother of four, she previously matched a 298 as the strongest prior mark in the city’s women’s bowling history.

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U.S. Cagers Win Third Straight Title Bid

The United States basketball team secured their third consecutive win in a series of friendly games. Strong defense and fast breaks powered the victory as key players led scoring and rebounding efforts in a decisive performance.

Cards Square Series Wins on Breaks and Relievers

New York reports the St Louis Cardinals won game four of the World Series aided by Bobby Richardson's error, Kenny Boyer's grand slam, and clutch relief from Roger Craig and Ron Taylor. Johnny Keane lauds the team as they prepare for possible seventh game with Bob Gibson facing Mel Stottlemyre in a pitching duel.

New York Brough Rickey St. Louis Club Cardinals York Ya Cardinal Missouri Kenny Boyer Yankee Lakewood Calif Toronto Canada Roger Craig Ron Taylor Houston Johny Keane Bobby Richardson Dick Groat Richardson Young Yankees Yankee Stadium St. Louis Mel Stottlemyre Cards Bob Gibson Stottlemyre Gibson Craig Ray Sadecki Graig Elston Howard Carl Warwick Taylor Keane Ayer L . Keane

Colts Meeting Cards Tonight

Baltimore hosts St Louis in a NFL game that could shift division standings. Sonny Jurgensen starred for Washington in a 35 20 win over Philadelphia and discussed the game with a smile. Jurgensen threw 93 passes for 386 yards and five touchdowns, his best day this season. Green Bay beat San Francisco 24 14 Chicago defeated Los Angeles 38 17 Detroit edged Minnesota 24 20 New York tied Dallas 13 13 Pittsburgh upset Cleveland 23 7.

Associated Press Baltimore St. Louis Sonny Jurgensen Philadelphia Eagles Jurgensen Washington Redskins Eagles Philadelphia Green Bay San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota New York Dallas Pittsburgh Cleveland Jim Taylor Packers 49Ers Paul Hounting Syler Billy Wade Johnny Morris Mike Ditka Bears Lions Colts Vikings Earl Morrall Gail

BowlAire Mixed Doubles echoes high score bursts

Berle Kane led the BowlAire Mixed Doubles with 534 total on games of 205 187 and 142. Erma Willett posted 176 while Chuck Willett and Harry Schiemer added 204. Early Mixed Doubles featured Hal Bromley 214 and Doris Hought 185. Avalon youth contests reported Mark Chase 162 153 124 439 and Dexter Sandburg 138 203 163 504. Debbie Caruso led Avalon Senior Girls with 153 120 166 and Patty Wetmore totaled 105 104 108. Debutant girls, senior boys and junior standings also noted.

Berle Kane Mie Erma Willett Chuck Willett Harry Schiemer Hal Bromley Doris Hought Avalon Mark Chase B. McCray Butch Dubrosky Dennis Brown Dale Higley T. Jackman Dave Dunnewold B. Orn Patty Wetmore Becky Kane Sandy Orn R. Edwards Iit Logan Steves ML Lamielle H. Lamielle Debbie Caruso M. Houser Betty Jo Malone Dexter Sandburg Dave Wetmore Tom Morton

Week End Football Week Two Results Summary

Warren defeated Meadville 12 to 0 while Hickory beat Franklin 27 to 14. Cleaner-75 routed Ripley 0. Youngsville won 33 to 7 against Randolph. Wesleyville edged Union City 13 to 6. Jamestown triumphed 30 to 0 over Erie Tech. Ele Prep 7, Erie East 0. Sheffield defeated Elk County Chris tat 49 to 7. Kane won 20 to 7 against Port Allegany. Brocton 26, Sherman 7. Panama on Borealis 0. Mayville onsburg 12, Pine Valley 0.

Warren Meadville Hickory Franklin Ripley Youngsville Randolph Wesleyville Union City Jamestown Erie Tech Ele Prep Erie East T Sheffield Elk County Christat Kane Port Allegany Brocton Sherman Panama Mayville Onsburg Pine Valley

Palmer eyes Burma Road style course after World Match Play win

Arnold Palmer, winner of the American Masters and first World Match Play champion, said he plans to borrow features from the Burma Road course in Virginia Water for his own project. He defeated Neil Coles 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final, adding 14 000 to his season total of 124 000. He noted the 13th and 14th holes as examples and joked about borrowing a few others, though he warned against an unfair itch.

Arnie Virginia Water England Arnold Palmer Wentworth Burma Road Far East Palmer Britain Neil Coles Fairway

Kaiser New President of Country Club

Kaiser was elected president for the coming year succeeding Dar Wolcott at the Corry Country Club annual fall meeting held last night. He also joined the board along with Gene Bloom and Russ Cassett, while John Chillock and Dr. John Mobr exited as directors. Other officers elected include Bud Reed as vice president and Gene Bloom as secretary-treasurer. The board totals officers plus Walcott, Cassett, Bloom, Brady, Rags Brown, Chuck Williams and Jack Wells. Plans discussed include adding nine holes to the current course, a new swimming pool, and expanding clubhouse facilities. The club will seek member contributions to erase a year’s deficit to start the new board with a clean slate. Trophies for summer tournament victories were presented, led by John Rudolph for the men’s club.

Corry Additon Walcott Gassett Jim. Brady Rags Brown Chuck Williams Jack Wells John Rudolph

McCallister Wins Sunset-Ca Mellia Open In Scramble

Bob McCallister of Corona Calif edged two rivals to win the Sunset-Ca Mellia Open in Sunset City Calif. He finished one under par 70 to total 281 to claim the $3 3000 prize and end a PGA drought since 1961. Stan Leonard of Vancouver and Pete Brown of Los Angeles tied for second at 282.

Sunset City Calif Bob McCallister Las Vegas Nev Corona Pra Stan Leonard Vancouver B. C Pete Brown Los Angeles

Johnny Cape Bianco Trophy Winners and Honors

The document lists multiple champions and officers across divisions. Key names include Ross Bailey as champion, Roger Andrus as first flight, Ann Chillock as second flight, Sid Beckwith as women’s club champion, Bob Williams as president, Denny Dyckes as senior champion, Dorie Hillstrom and Amy Brown as Johnny Cape Bianco Trophy recipients, with Mary Hnatyszyn and Marge Wolcalt noted for women’s president’s cup and consolation Hight trophy respectively.

Hampion Ross Bailey Roger Andrus Ann Chillock Sid Beckwith Bob Williams Denny Dyckes Ross Brown Amy Brown Dorie Hillstrom John Xander Mary Hnatyszyn Marge Wolcalt

Steelers Top Browns 23 7 in Big Victory at Municipal

John Henry Johnson starred for the Steelers with three touchdowns and 200 rushing yards on 40 carries to spark a 23-7 win over the Browns before 80,590 at Municipal Stadium. Cleveland drops to second in the division as St Louis leads.

Cleveland John Henry John Henry Johnson Fullheck Pittsburgh Steelers Steelers Cleveland Browns Municipal Stadium Browns St. Louis Cardinals Baltimore Colts Pittsburgh Johnson Clarence Peaks John'Henry Mike Clark Tommy Mason Minnesota Vikings

Wurm Brothers Shine in Punt Pass and Kick Contest

The Wurm brothers led the local Punt Pass and Kick event for boys ages eight to twelve, with Ronalt Gluvna and J. Wurm among top eight and ten year olds. Winners across ages included Nate Hostetler, Mike McCray, Norm Kisbr uck, Dan Clark, and others as director Bill Mitchell noted strong turnout despite snow and cold.

Corey High Wurm Wurm Brothers Jim Cli Buesiak Ford Ford Motor Bill Wurny Ukal Tb Bill Mitchell Wert Dave Hostetler Mike McCray Norm Kisbrouck Dan Clark Mitchell Jap Shiree Ronalt Gluvna Dean Vandertoot Fostetler Joe Lamendola David Armstrong J. Wurm Joe Balog Stanley Komenda McCray John Downey Mark Bloom Hasbrouck Mike Donoghue Scoop Clark Mike Balog Dan Corbett

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