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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
7
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The Pennsylvania Fish Commission sponsored a statewide fishing contest with licenses eligible. Five record fish in 18 categories were reported within an hour's drive of Corry including muskellunge 49 inches 31 44 pounds and brown trout 2944 inches eight pounds six ounces. The piece notes potential for even larger catches at Brokenstraw Creek and Fayette County's northern pike. It also previews hunting seasons, weekend reports, and weather-forecast folklore from local sportsmen.
Michigan State edged Purdue 14-10 to cap a 6-0 start and leap to the AP college football No 1, narrowly ahead of Arkansas as Nebraska Notre Dame and LSU hold spots behind. Arkansas led in first-place votes but slipped in later tallies as the Spartans gained the top ranking.
The Liberty Bowl will be played outdoors this year at Memphis Memorial Stadium on December 18 after NCAA approval. Last year’s game in Atlantic City drew a crowd of about 6,000, prompting the move to rejuvenate the financially troubled bowl with a larger venue and hoped sellout in Memphis.
Strong Vincent was handled 27-7 by Erie Prep at Erie Stadium. Vincent led 7-0 early after a pick, but Prep answered to take a 7-7 tie, then pulled ahead 14-7 by halftime and added two more scores in the second half. The loss extended Vincent’s skid to six games as they head to Corry Friday for a non conference tilt.
Grouse and squirrel hunting hours run from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. DST. Archery for deer allowed 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. On Saturday opening day no hunting before 9 a.m. DST with hours returning to normal at closing time.
Franklin clinched the Section Two football title by defeating Oil City 26-9 as Titusville fell 27-26 to Meadville. The six-team conference now has all other squads at two losses or more, with Franklin securing an outright first place.
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax wins the National League earned run average crown for a record fourth straight season with a 2.04 ERA. Sam McDowell leads the American League with a 2.17 ERA for Cleveland. Koufax matches Lefty Grove for consecutive ERA titles. Marichal, Law, and Maloney follow in NL. McDowell, 17-11, allowed 66 earned runs in 274 innings.
Ad promotes Fleecy Orlon acrylic pile Parkin coat with a show collar and lining. Describes a smartly styled 34 inch waist women’s coat offering warmth and protection for fall and winter.
Oil City rallied in the final period to defeat the Jayvees 14 7 after Corry led 7 0 at halftime. Jody Venturella scored on a short run and a late pass set up the go ahead score as Oil City cashed in on miscues and a strong finish. The Little Beavers drop to 2 4 1 and close the season hosting Youngsville.
The Pittsburgh Valley Ironmen franchise in the Atlantic Coast Football League has folded due to financial trouble. Commissioner Joseph Rosentover said a decision would be made soon on reviving the team for the remainder of the season while the league seeks to keep the club together.
The four 600 series dominated last night as Baressi posted 641 in a strong showing for the Men’s A League. Czech and Dunne Wald also delivered high scores, with Dunne Wald’s 227-210-178 and Barnes 195 ANT-236, while Rosie Caruso and Robbie Robinson added notable 200s and 208s in the same league. CLARION LEADS JOHNSTOWN
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