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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1962

Page

7

Satirical Royal Ovation Noted Beneath May 1934 Spotlight

In a caustic, lightly sentimental vignette, an unnamed performer recalls a royal reception that honored a satirical figure from 1934. The episode splits opinion, with cheers from the crowd and later a retreat by the entertainer, leaving Eliza as a remembered afterthought.

Sophie Ion Favortirst Bey Grandpur

Local firearms clubs grow in popularity this season

Firearms interest rises as small game hunting opens Saturday and Rod and Gun Club enters .22 pistol leagues in Penn York and Tri-County. State Line Gun Club, with 15 members, hosted Sunday shoots at Lloyd Harvey farm RD 4, received rifles from Washington, and national matches at Fort Niagara featured several Gun Club marksmen. Jack Crowell led club in Labor Day championship. Harold Bugsard claimed fall shoot top prize and bench rest title. Bill Clark took runner up spots alongside John Weeks, Gene Newhouse, and Wes TenHaken.

Rod and Gun Club Rod and Gunners Penn-York Tri-County State Line Gun Club Lloyd “Harvey State Line Club Washington, D. C Fort Niagara State Line Jack Crowell Labor Day Harold Bugard Burgard Bill Clark John Weeks Gene Newhouse Wes TenHaken

Northwestern Tops Grid Poll in AP Ranking Rise

Northwestern's 35-6 win over Notre Dame boosts the Wildcats to the top of the AP college football rankings, gaining first place votes as Alabama and Southern California follow. The piece notes Northwestern's Big Ten title chase, key remaining games, and surrounding commentary from the era.

Associated Press Northwestern Wildcats Notre Dame Alabama Southern California Indiana Wisconsin Michigan State Texas Rice Pion Tulsa Louisiana State Mississippi Arkansas Washington Auburn Pelin State Sted

Penn State 2nd in Trophy Chase

In the Trophy Chase standings Army leads with five first place ballots after a 14-0 win over George Washington. Penn State, 23-21 winner over California, holds three first place votes while Navy jumps from sixth to third after a 32-9 Oyster Bowl victory over Pittsburgh. Other teams listed include Syracuse Dartmouth Pittsburgh Boston College Villanova Holy Cross and Rutgers. SCHOLASTIC FOOTBALL. General McLane 18 Union City 7 Sherman 26 Panama 7

Wey Cure Ary Penn Plate Army A Army George Washington Penn State California Navy Pittsburgh Syracuse Dartmouth Boston College Villanova Holy Cross Rutgers

Yankees Seek Belinsky as Turley Trade Heats Up

New York Yankees, after shipping Bob Turley to the Los Angeles Angels on a conditional basis, face questions about Bo Belinsky involvement in a potential swap. Belinsky and Angels officials deny any deal, stating he won’t be part of the negotiations. Turley, a 10-year veteran with an uneven career, was moved in a bid to line up a mutually satisfactory arrangement by opening day 1963.

Corty Jan Bosak Beefy Bosak Corry Lughter Terry Ransbury Silver Creek Tom Flowers Jamestown Tom Beavers Erie Times Franklin Erie Cathedral Prep Sharpsville Ere Academy Greenville Erie East Jamestown High Red Raiders Raiders Green Raiders Hornell and Emporium Tigers Dev- Us NEW York New York Yankees Bo Belinsky Bob Turley Los Angeles Angels Yankees Turley Angels Roy Hamey Los Angeles Belinsky Hollywood Angel Aanden Baltimore

Japs Tie Tigers 3-3 In Baseball

TOKYO AP The Sanyo Players of the Japanese Baseball League scored runs in the seventh and eighth to tie the Detroit Tigers 3 4 in a nine inning game called after nine by agreement. The Tigers had begun their 17 game tour with a 12 1 victory over Daimai Orions.

Tokyo Sanyo Plyers Detroit Tigers Flyers Ron Kline Hank Aguirre Japan Daimai Orions

WPIAL Grid Scramble Still Wide Open

Greensburg and Uniontown appear strongest in the WPIAL Class AA race but two key tests loom. Hempfield, New Castle, and Monessen remain hopeful if the leaders stumble, with rating points potentially deciding the crown. York Suburban and Wilkes-Barre Myers extended win streaks, while Shenandoah Catholic and Salisbury kept losing runs alive.

Harrisburg Greensburg Uniontown Hempfield New Castle Monessen Greensboro Norwin Brownsville Johnstown York Suburban Wilkes- Barre Myers Trojans Spring Grove Kingston Shenandoah Catholic Salisbure Penns Manor Salisbury Marian Catholic

All East Team Picks From East Conference With Penn State Players

Four Penn State players named to the weekly All East college football team chosen by the Eastern College Athletic Conference. End Dave Robinson and halfback Roger Kochman are Penn State selections, with fullback Rick Leeson of Pitt and guard Bob Kowalski of Villanova also listed.

New York Pennsylvania Eastern College Athletic Conference Dave Robinson Roger Kochman Penn State Rick Leeson Pitt Bob Kowalski Villanova

Bowling scores roll in from Bowl-Aire leagues and matches

Reading the Bowl-Aire results shows Pete Russell Jr and Maurice Moore posting high games in the Men's A League with Moore’s best at 235 and Russell’s three-game series totaling 225 219 177. Phil Sample just missed 600 with a 598 including 223 and 204. Other bowlers appearing include Rhoades Alexander Thorne Eddy Barr Williams Rachel Lamiette Hurlbut Uscelo and Bynne. In the Clymer Handicap League Wayde Querry-Vell had 208 and 204. Vin Lesters Troy Chase and Chuck Jackson led in the Metones Steel Shop League with 214 and 211 respectively.

Pete Russell Jr Maurice “Moore Russell Moore Phil Sample Otter Dim Rhoades al Xander al "Thorne Bob Eddy Larry Barr Chuck Willams Ernie Rachel Bill Lamiette Paul Hurlbut Lennie Uscelo Chuck Bldyne Avalon Center Chester Grech Chuck Thwalls

Rollins Named 1962 Sophomore Of The Year

Richie Rollins of the Minnesota Twins is selected as the 1962 sophomore of the year by Baseball Writers Association of America through The Associated Press poll. Despite a limited 13 game 1961 rookie stint, he became the spark for Minnesota’s surprise second place finish, compiling a .298 average with 16 homers and 51 RBIs in 159 games before a late season slump.

NEW York Richie Rollins Minesota Twins Twins Baseball Writers Association of America Associated Press Rollins Minnesota

Tom Sawyer and Bennett Lead Boy Swimmers Triple Winners

Tom Sawyer and Al Bennett led the boys in intra mural swimming. Sawyer captured the 20 yard butterfly, diving and 40 yard butterfly events while Bennett won the 20 yard backstroke, diving and 40 yard backstroke. Other winners included Crage Alexander Stahl Lundy Ray for the Dolphins and Miller Rozelle Counasse Sample Fuller for the Barracudas.

Dum Sawyer AL Bennett YMCA Biwyer Dolphins Turtles Bennett Barracudas Whales Sawyer Tom Crage Bob Alexander Jim Stahl Jim Lundy Jim Ray Barracudas Whales Bill Miller Doug Rozelle Gary Counasse Scoop Sample Dave Fuller

Palmer solid No 1 money winner in golf year

Palmer remains atop rolf's money winners list for the year with $81,000 plus after 21 events. Littler trails in second with $65,200 across 27 tournaments, while Casper Jr. sits third at $61,612 and Nicklaus fourth at $61,318 in the PGA standings.

Palmer Dunedin Arnold Palmer Rolf Gene Littler Professional Golfrs Association Bill Casper Jr Jack Nicklaus

Giants Stars Face Health Tests After 1962 Season

Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants to enter Mount Zion Hospital for a full battery of physical tests amid reports of fatigue after a demanding season. Orlando Cepeda to see an eye doctor for a cataract suspected in his right eye, a condition tied to his driving test disclosures. Both players contributed heavily in 1962 with 255 RBIs and 84 homers combined, though the team fell to the Yankees in the World Series.

San Francisco Willie Mays Orlando Ce- Deda San Francisco Giants Mays Willie Giants Cincinnati Crosley Field Mount Zion Hospital Harold Rosenblum Cepeda RBI New York Yankees

Akaki Beats Yonekura In Tokyo Bantamweight Bout

In Tokyo Katsutoshi Akaki outpointed Keichi Yonekura in a bantamweight bout. Arm stead of Los Angeles outpointed Joey Reynolds of St Louis in San Jose, withArm stead earning a 10 round decision.

Tokyo Katsutoshi Akaki Japan Keichi Yonekura San Jose Calif Paul Armstead Los Angeles Joey Reynolds St. Louis

Ninowski Out For Year Shifts Browns to Ryan at QB

Cleveland AP reports veteran Jim Ninowski will miss the rest of the season with a left shoulder fracture and broken collarbone. backup Frank Ryan will start and directed a 41-14 win over the Steelers to improve the Browns to 3-1 and keep pace in the Eastern Conference title chase. Ryan said he felt confident taking the duty after Ninowski’s injury occurred in the second quarter Sunday.

Cleveland Ryan Browns Jim Ninowski Jim Ninowski Pittcurch Steelers

Coach Plans Lineup Shakeup Against Browns

Eagles coach Skorich says he will shake up both offense and defense for Sundays game with the Cleveland Browns to lift the 1-6 team from last place in the Eastern Conference. Injuries cloud the lineup as Clarence Peaks plays with a broken toe and Theron Saap suffers a shoulder issue.

Huladelrria Iar Slick Skorich Cleveland Browns Philadelphia Eagles Eagles Skorich Clarence Peaks Minnesota Theron Saap Deermine

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