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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1965
Page
7
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Corry Highs junior varsity fell 43-7 to Titusville as the Rockets capitalized on long drives and key passes. Bill Johnston scored for Corry, and Harrington led Titusville with two rushing TDs and two passing scores while Murray added Corry’s other touchdown.
CHICAGO AP Baseball's search for a commissioner to succeed retiring Ford Frick intensified as 20 owners met. The group aimed to name a successor or narrow the field from 16 after last July's cut from 200. No leading candidate emerged, but Leroy Collins Bill Shea and Don McGannon were noted as having solid support, all outside baseball.
The San Francisco Giants placed three players on the AP Major League All Star team led by Willie Mays Willie McCovey and Juan Marichal Giants rivals Dodgers named Sandy Koufax Maury Wills while Tony Oliva Brooks Robinson Hank Aaron Joe Torre Pete Rose plus Whitey Ford and others comprise the rest of the 10 man squad Koufax led with 330 votes and Rose trailed with 257. Mays 920 votes led outfielders and Versalles led at shortstop.
Three University of Tennessee coaches were involved in a car train collision near Knoxville. William Majors and Robert Jones were killed, Charles Rash remained in critical condition, as the university prepared for a game against Houston. Funeral plans and staff adjustments were announced, with reactions from peers and rivals alike.
In Las Vegas the Sahara Invitational reaches day two with top pros and amateurs. Jack Nicklaus is the main money favorite as the event pairs a 11111111 prize with a 20000 top purse in the 72 hole format. Defending Sahara champion Dick Sikes leads last year and sits among the strongest contenders.
Palm Beach Gardens Florida Dave Marr who won the PGA Championship last year was named 1965 Player Of The Year Marr led money winners with 63375 from the two tourneys through the season including the Open.
Notre Dame led 12 0 as Touchtowns Dan Earl ran for 60 yards with an interception and Bill Carnofall added a 12 yard run. Longhorns beat Browns 7 6 with Mark Bloom connecting on a two yard pass to Randy Bankes for a score and Bloom kicking the extra point. Browns responded with Mike Darnofall scoring a five yard rushing TD.
Arkansas vaulted to No. 1 in the AP football poll after a 27-24 rally over Texas. The Razorbacks earned 28 first place votes and 468 points, with Michigan State second and Nebraska tumbling to third as USC, Texas, Notre Dame, Florida, Louisiana State and Georgia followed.
Joe Linden held North Clation to one hit for nine innings but Sparta made costly errors and shirts in the early innings. Dave Kay lined the lone first inning hit as Linden struck out 11 but North Clation led 4-0 after three frames. Sparta closes 4-6.
The list highlights undefeated New York squads and six win leaders including North Dakota, Michigan State, West Texas State, Utah, Arkansas, and Nebraska as top college teams with strong records and high rankings.
Jewell cracked 600 in the VFW Businessmen's League with 220 208 and 4. Willett and Meerhoff also joined the 600 tier with 200 289 168 and 219 respectively. Other top marks include 221 210 204 by Dan Jones Giz Tripp 210 Lonnie Adams 200 and more in several leagues with team standings led by Columbus Inn and Kinley Dolan among others.
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