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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
7
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Corry a tae of the state reported as No 3 with standings and scores noted in latest release. Local teams and players are listed among top performers with brief box scores and notes.
Corry High’s junior varsity failed to keep pace as Titusville built a 13-0 lead after a 41-yard first quarter run. Corry mounted a late drive, but a fumble on their 19 yard line and a stalled second half stifled comeback hopes as Titusville added another late score to seal a 25-7 victory.
Dick Merkle leads the A League with 225 and 200 games as teammates share high scores. Ray Blynt posts 224, Len Migliaccio 216, and others notch 200s while 290 games occur in the B League and Newark hosts the year’s first boxing title bout in Atlantic City with Dick Tiger defending against Joey Giardello on December 7.
The IOC led by Avery Brundage faced Soviet proposals to reshape global sport. A World Congress of Sport in 1965 would bring all federations under IOC sponsorship, grant status to Communist North Korea and East Germany, and split the German team with West Berlin fielding its own squad. France faced ostracism for opposing a pledge against nuclear testing.
Jim Amy paced Ohio State to a 48 47 win over Michigan in an intramural swimming meet at the YMCA. Amy was a triple winner in addition to a leg in the medley relay win. Ken Marsh won two individual events for Michigan. Other firsts were posted by Carl Counasse Doug Knapp Ed Kovach and Jim Stahl.
Roger Willis sprinted 40 yards for a fumble recovery in the last minute as the Wildcats beat the Beavers 26 20 at Loveland Field. Greg Marsh produced two Beaver TDs on 30 and 74 yard runs, Rein Pold scored from four yards, Nick Waltair added two scores for the winners, and Rob Blair had a 65 yard punt return. Pold led Beaver rushing with 71 yards on eight carries.
East Forest defeated Sparta 6 to 5 to spoil Sparta's perfect season. Sparta outhit East Forest 9 to 5 but costly errors and late errors allowed East Forest to push across the winning run in the seventh. John Stranahan doubled and tripled for the losers while John Linden and Troy Firth added two hits apiece for Sparta.
New York based reports show Paul Lowe, San Diego Chargers halfback, leading the AFL rushing chart with 886 yards on 53 carries at an average of 7.4 yards. Oakland is close behind as the race tightens.
Oklahoma star halfback Joe Don Looney was dismissed from the Sooners after a Saturday defeat by Texas. Coach Bud Wilkinson declined comment while Looney’s father said the coach cited bad practices and a vote by players as reasons. Looney left for Kansas with rumors of tension and prior track omissions.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Dick Ellsworth, 23, won the National League comeback award after a 22-10 season in 1963. He credited a slider for his improvement and finished with a 2.10 ERA, 75 walks, 185 strikeouts in 290 2-3 innings. Ellsworth led AP voting with 24 points, ahead of Curt Simmons and Dick Groat.
In Paris Sugar Ray Robinson 159 defeated Armand Vanucci 159 on points over ten rounds. The Boston card noted Tom McNeely 205 Medfield Mass won on a foul from Kolu Sabedong 225 Hawaii in Boston. Wayne Bethel 205 New York knocked out Ernie Knox 178 Baltimore. Raiders on losing streak as Art Powell led receivers with 37 for 606 yards.
Texas Longhorns rise to No 1 after beating Oklahoma 287 and moving up from fourth to first in the AP college football poll. Pittsburgh and Wisconsin rally into top three as Alabama, Southern California, Penn State stumble amid upsets. Notre Dame, Army win, Notre Dame over Southern California.
Sacramento area freshman football player Chuck Johnson, 50, weighs 234 pounds and stars as a defensive tackle for American River Junior College Beavers. Married at 15, he and wife Tenia have six of their own plus seven more youths at their 80 acre ranch. He juggles farm chores, church duties, and classes while hoping for an athletic scholarship.
Jimmy Brown defends Browns to New York Quarterback Club saying no animosity toward ex coach Paul Brown. Blanton Collier has instilled a new attitude while retaining some Paul Brown plays as Jim Brown previews plans to confront Giants liner Sam Huff. Brown notes past sparring with Huff has drawn attention but praises Huff after a strong first half.
AP reports Pitt tops eastern college football standings after Lambert Trophy voting but coach John Michelosen says he is not worried about the trophy. He focuses on the scoreboard and a tough game ahead against West Virginia, noting their decisive win over William and Mary while Pitt was idle.
Georgia Tech and Tennessee clash over a 34 yard touchdown play in Techs 29-7 win in Knoxville, sparking protests by Georgia Techs Bob Woodruff and countercharges from Tennessees coach Dean Dodd. The dispute centers on a receiver who did not rejoin the huddle after a incomplete pass and caught a later TD.
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