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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a weather center and yard setup. No clear people organizations or events are readable to form a factual summary with named entities.
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In a mixed night of baseball action, Cincinnati edged Milwaukee 7-2 while the Dodgers were swept in a doubleheader by Pittsburgh 3-2 and 2-1, dropping to second as Cincinnati jumped to first. Koufax set a strikeout record with 19 in the opener, reaching 313 on the season.
Rain caused cancellations and wet fields. Batayiy at Binghgtan and Auburn at Wellsville were called off, Geneva at Jamestown also cancelled due to soggy grounds.
Erie racing at Hitler Speedway on Labor Day eve features Blackmer from Youngsville aiming for his 11th victory of the season in the 50 lap Grand Championship for stock cars. The Late Model division headlines a 25 lap feature while 13 races and a big fireworks show complete the program starting at 8 p.m.
Dodgers catcher John Roseboro files a 110000 damage suit in Superior Court against the Giants and pitcher Juan Marichal over the Aug 22 incident at Candlestick Park. The suit seeks 100000 punitive damages and 10000 general damages for alleged assault with a deadly weapon and injuries.
The Senate Commerce Committee orders the AAU and NCAA to arrange peace terms within a week or Congress will step in to settle the dispute over amateur sports jurisdiction. Committee members expect Congress may not intervene, as the two bodies wage a jurisdictional battle.
Penn State football enters practice with changes in the backfield and line. Bob Riggle shifts to defense, Bill Rettig moves to offense, and Roger Grimes takes the left halfback spot. Jim Montgomery undergoes knee surgery and may seek an extra season. Ernie Schoeneberger also out for the season due to knee issues. The opener vs Michigan State is Sept. 25 at home.
In San Francisco Jimmy Lester 158 pounds wins a staged bout against Dave Reed 156 pounds from Oakland Calif. The match details show a rousing eveeset outcome with both fighters listed.
CAL Ate Hantton wins the New York Pony League season by one game as wet weather cancels two doubleheaders, eliminating the need for a playoff since Triplets had already clinched the first half and second-half pennant. Geneva at Jamestown also canceled due to wet grounds.
Arnold Palmer headlines a 45 man field at the seventh annual Oklahoma City Open. He shoots a record 277 to lead the pro am after competing at Quail Creek, defending his title after earlier wins here in 1959. Howie Johnson ties for pro am honors.
Field Day at the Corky Red and Gun Chile grounds in Columbus is nearly ready for Sunday September 12. The event features skeet and premium shooting, Civil War era displays, prizes and a banquet with a business meeting and officer elections following the shoot. Union City won the team title in the shunt with Corryfte Ed Biehinski leading Heyer a Union City in the A division.
Pitcher Jim Maloney blanked Mile Walker on five hits as Chitein ati built a 2-0 doubleheader sweep and moved the National League edge to one percent over Los Angeles. Tony Oliva returned from a week out and hit two doubles and a single for Minnesota in a 5-2 win over Detroit, widening the AANAN League lead to eight games.
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