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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
7
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The St Edwards squad begins practice tomorrow with a 1965 schedule kicking off on the 14th at Erie St Patrick's. Rev Fr Doleski and Mike Comitz will coach the backfield, Harold Roberts will coach the linemen. Comitz aims to referee scholastic wrestling after testing in October. Mike Comitz, a former state champ at 147 in 1947, calls wrestling his first love. Max Hiner will handle play by play for Corry High on local WOTR radio this year, with Dan McEldowney and Sam Baressi former radio voices. Corry’s Carl Hillstrom, a top Beaver lineman, is sidelined with a broken finger, possibly missing the Warren opener. Franklin High’s Tom Keith is ruled ineligible. Franklin will lean on Paul Law with Joe Stewart as head coach. Meadville eyes a strong season, Meadville’s Jim Manning leads the line. Corry may appear in Erie’s Save-An-Eye game on Labor Day.
The Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 5-3 in a rain interrupted opener, then split the doubleheader as a late comeback tied the NL pennant race. Frank Thomas hit two homers and drove in five, boosting his career total to 246 while a tight stretch run unfolds with the Reds and Pirates in pursuit.
In Oxford, Mississippi, University of Mississippi football opens 1964 practice, then sophomore end Bob Priester collapses and dies during unsupervised laps. Priester’s death marks the eighth college football fatality in six days and a possible first double major program tragedy. Other deaths include Bill Allen at Central Missouri State and James D. Hyde at Howard College.
Sam McDowell of Cleveland allowed only one hit Dick Green's leadoff single in the fourth as the Indians beat Kansas City 1 in the first game of a double header. Bill Breehan of Detroit had four hits including a two-out two-run homer in the ninth to lift the Tigers past Minnesota 7 6.
Veterans and rookies alike face releases as teams prune rosters to reach the quota. The New York Giants Washington Redskins and others cut stars and capsules, with names like Jamies Turner Garron Nixon Newhall and McAdamy among the cut list. Jets Chiefs Patriots and San Diego also jettison players including rookies and veterans amid injury concerns and waivers.
Amateur golf lead qualify rounds feature top players from SMU and other schools aiming for spots in national events. The Walker Cup ties draw many of the era’s best amateurs with 24 winners securing advancement on Monday amid a season of intense sectional matches and rising hopes.
Report of several NFL player trades and cuts features Molden traded to the Rams for Ken Henson and Bob Holm nd rookie Jim Griffin from Grambling. Dallas also releases Don Thompson and Jim Zantos and defends Van Burklee from Tulsa. Look to the classifieds.
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