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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1968
Page
8
Virgil Endsley warns readers about getting lost in state forest land and offers safety steps. He urges carrying a map and compass, staying aware of weather, signaling locals, and building a safe plan. The piece stresses direct wound treatment, bleeding control, and firearm safety to prevent accidents during hunting season.
Southern California moved to No 3 with 24 first place votes as Ohio State held No 2 amid Kansas and Penn State pressure. The top ten includes Tennessee Purdue Georgia Michigan Missouri while Notre Dame dropped from No 1 after a loss. USC eyes victory at Oregon as OSU hosts Michigan State.
Green Bay tops Dallas 28-17 on national TV to pull even for the Central Division lead with Detroit at 3-1. Bart Starr throws four TD passes and 260 yards as Don Meredith eyes injuries and Willie Davis draws a late flag for a face mask. Lombardi credits Packers resilience and big plays, while Landry praises Starr and the visitors.
Glen Cook rolled a 258 high game to pace local bowlers last night while Dave Brooks led with a 619 series. Across leagues teams like Spartansburg Men and Industrial Machines posted solid totals as Dave Brooks and several others surpassed 200s in a busy bowling night with multiple players in the 200s.
Bob Harvey caught a pass from Gordon Bailey for the only touchdown of the night as Cleveland defeated Baltimore 60 to 0. Cleveland drove from the Baltimore 45 in the second period for their scoring sequence while Harvey Bailey Emerson and Brown stood out on offense and defense.
Cy Young goes to Bob Gibson after he was named unanimous pick by a 20 man panel. The St. Louis Cardinals star posted a 29–7 record and led majors with a 1.12 ERA as the club toured Japan on their pennant run. Gibson called the honor great and deeply felt.
Dan Taylor joins three other area players honored at a noon luncheon by the Erie Lions Club. Woody Thompson of East, Carmen Berarducci of Tech Memorial, and Bob Heiden of North East were named players of the week by the club.
Corry Arch High School junior varsity team defeated Youngsville in a decisive 77 to 64 victory to close the 1964 season. Sam Weber started the scoring with an 18 yard run, Rod Burrows added a 16 yard TD run, and Doug Brown connected on a 4 yard pass for a third score. Carnoall and Brown added later scores, while John Downey and Jim Hanna contributed to the final tally. Defensively, Dan Millspay, Sam Baressi, Mike Roden, Bill Ross, and Hanna anchored a stout effort, with Hanna delivering key tackles.
The U.S. Track and Field Federation vows seven major indoor meets this winter to challenge the AAU. Colleges threaten to strip athlete eligibility for competing in unapproved meets. USTFF leader E Wayne Cooley says the truce ends Thursday and details upcoming events from Houston to Milwaukee.
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