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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
7
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In the Erie Morning News District 10 ratings Corry’s Beavers hover around third after a 20-14 loss to Titusville which pins them behind Erie Bust prep and East. Titusville fielded a strong pass attack while fans recall Shupe’s 1932 semi pro days at Carter Field.
The Bears beat Gow 14 6 to finish behind the Beavers by two points as the Bruins place second in the final standings. Bob Swart and Loren Stockton scored on five yard runs, with Swart and Jim Amycomb adding extra points. Cowboys countered with a Blunt sprint. Playoffs begin Monday with Beavers vs Cowboys and Trojans vs Bears.
Boston edges Baltimore 109 95 as Red Auerbach fumes over a $500 fine while Bill Russell anchors a stout defense and balanced scoring. Philadelphia tops Detroit 115 117 with Lee Shatte saving the win. Cincinnati beats St. Louis 112 93 behind Jerry Lucas’s 23 points. A stray collection of notes on family marriages and college football idle chatter follow.
McDowell High prepares for a non conference game at Millcreek as Coach Lou Hanna limits contact to keep players healthy for tomorrow night’s showdown. The 60 locals hope for a 9 0 season with remaining games against Jamestown and Meadville amid a 2 4 mark.
Milwaukee slugger Hank Aaron says he is exhausted after a long season and disappointed he did not win the Triple Crown. Willie Mays of the Giants also tired, with pennant races shaping the final games as players reflected on a grueling year.
In Las Vegas Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were named co favorites for the Sahara Invitational, each at 3-1, as the $70,000 tournament began. A field of 124 professionals entered the 72 hole event with a $13,000 winner’s purse.
The third ranked Pitt Panthers finish the season unbeaten and untied, with coach Johnny Michelusen and Chancellor Edward H. Litchfield cited for culture shifts. Pitt aims to beat West Virginia in Morgantown, while injuries to Bob Long and others loom. Wisconsin and Ohio State report key losses, as college football headlines mix with boxing results in Lima and Blackburn reports.
BOMBIALS reports tight scoring across five leagues last night with only one bowler posting more than one 200. Frank Messina led WEW Men's A with 200 and 204, while Paul Clark and Robbie Robinson reached 244. Others hit 200s including Renzi 224 Barr 215 Morton 215 Blynt 221 Treland 210 Hess 202 Cassett 202 Lindstrom 200 and Doan 200. In Antlers League on Elks lanes Clark and Bangs had 200s, Madison 212 led Raymond League at Bowl-Aire, Hannan 211 Koyach 201 and Reuse 187 in Women of the Moose at Avalon Center. Men’s C League at Bowl Aire was shut out of the 200s.
New York AP report praises Jimmy Brown as NFL Player of the Week after a dominant performance against the New York Giants. Brown rushed 12% yards on 101 attempts across five games, added four receptions for 86 yards and three touchdowns, threatening Joe Petty's alltime rushing mark while leading Cleveland to a key Western Conference clash at the Giants' home park.
Never Bend won the Yankee Tanfest at Suffolk Downs in near record time, defeating Kentucky Derby winner Chabaugay as the fourth Derby try. The $50,000 added race showcased Never Bend against elite peers with a decisive performance.
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax and teammates earned a record $1,794 per full share as they swept the Yankees in four. Dodgers total pool reached $1.017 million, with full shares around $1,794 for winners and $874.32 for losers, the highest in Series history. Other clubs shared in remaining funds, with White Sox and Cardinals among runners-up at under $76,000 each.
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