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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
7
In a wheezy forecast section two update, Bill White remains mired at .049 for the World Series as the Cardinals chase wins. The piece notes a rough streak with only one hit in 23 plate appearances and cautions that if White does not hit, the Cards could slide further.
Corry High football shifts Jim Carrier from fullback to left end this week as part of major lineup changes for the Beavers. Carrier, a 155 pound junior, has starred on offense and defense in five games and will back up the line on defense. Chuck Kennedy remains the primary fullback, while Kennedy, Jerry Roach, Greg Brown, and Larry Darnofall headline the backfield. The Beavers, aiming for a fifth straight win over Titusville, prepare for a signal drill tonight and the Section Two contest tomorrow.
Hayes defied early wind setbacks to win the 100 meters in 10.00 seconds, tying world records in the final after a 9.9 semifinal, while Schollander set a 400 meter freestyle world mark at 4:12.2. Oerter claimed his third straight discus gold with a 200 feet 14 inch throw as Weill placed third, and the U.S. women set a world record in the 4x100 free relay with Stoulder Varona and Bilis leading the squad.
Notre Dame defeated the Chargers 21-7 at Loveland Field yesterday in Rec Football. Tim Theisen, brother of Jeff Theisen of the Corry High Bees, sprinted 47 and 36 yards for two touchdowns, while Ron Elmquist added Notre Dame's other score. Sam Dubrosky scored the Chargers' lone touchdown.
In WEW Men's A League last night top honors went to Don Bradford Ray and Blynt who both posted strong scores. Douglas Bradford had a big trip with three 109 lines. In the Raymond League Ed Kovach shot 241, with Dick Chapman and ly Staples 249 each for high marks in a standout town game. Women of the Moose Audrey Rouse 202 517 and Agatha Van Tassell 6 710 also noted.
Fragmented OCR note praises a four wheel drive Jeep Wagoneer for twice the traction of standard wagons. It touts improved comfort handling and passenger space, then devolves into garbled text about wages and travel, ending with stray phrases about cutting off roads.
In New York town pistol league action Corry and Erie split two matches at Erie last night. Dick Gindberg led Corry nets with 283 and 282 in a special beginners class held Mondays at the local Rod and Gun Club. Participants must be at least 18.
Sawyer led the United States to a 5 to 34 victory over Japan in a pool meet. He won the 40 yard butterfly and the diving events. Other winners include Stahl for Japan and several U S and Japan swimmers in various races.
The World Series reaches a seventh game with the Cardinals and Yankees tied three games apiece. Bob Gibson and Mel Stottlemyre match pitchers as Yanks aim to force history in a park favored by Yankee hitters. Whitey Ford may be unavailable for the decisive showdown.
Wilt Chamberlain, the San Francisco Warriors star, is admitted to Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia for abdominal pain tests. He arrived from San Francisco after three weeks of exams at St. Mary’s Hospital, with doctors unable to explain the stomach trouble.
Edward's seventh and eighth graders lost 14 to 6 on St. Edward's field. Tim Anderson scored the lone Edward's touchdown in the third period. Mike Comitz and Angelo Frisina officiated the game.
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