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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
7
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Countdown reaches ten for Corry Area High School pridders opening game in ten days. Mead coach Lou Hanna saw improvement after recent workouts and notes key players like quarterback Der ry Reach earning the starting spot. The piece covers practice changes, clinic relocation, equipment quirks, and upcoming schedules across local teams.
AP report from Meadville says University of Piltshurah quarterback Prod Mazurek, sidelined by a knee injury, hopes to work out today as coach John Mickelson reshapes practice. The team works on blocking patterns for pass protection and loading up the line with backups while Mazurek weighs his return.
Baltimore edged Minnesota 2 0 as Pappas allowed one hit through eight and a late Versalles error denied a no hitter. Gary Peters and Dean Chance each threw shutouts for Chicago and Los Angeles, while Kansas City beat Boston and Cleveland topped Washington. Max Alvis, Leon Wagner, and Jim Adcock homered in the day’s action.
The Chicago White Sox face a heated clash with Commissioner Ford Frick over Minnie Minoso’s status after Frick ruled the Sox violated rules in signing and shipping the veteran outfielder. GM Ed Short accused Frick of obstinacy as Sanity for pinch hitting and September helps.
A 20 year old Norwegian dental student, Terje Pederson, shattered the world javelin record with a spectacular throw of 200 feet 11 inches at an international meet in Mislet Stadium between Norway and Czechoslovakia. The 209 pound athlete surpassed the previous mark of 20 feet 7 inches set by Carla Lievore of Italy.
Penn State football coach Rip Engle announced several position changes to bolster defense. Bill Huber moved from fullback to defensive end and Tom Urbanite from fullback to halfback. Ed Stewart became guard to tackle, Gary Eberle from tackle to guard, and Don Steinbavher from end to guard. The tweaks were described as experimental during the Lions second day of practice focused on conditioning with no contact work.
Milt Pappas whiffed one hit, a two-out single by Zoilo Versalles in the eighth, to post his sixth shutout and send Baltimore to a 2-0 win over Minnesota. Tony Taylor homered for Philadelphia, powering a 21 victory over Houston.
Geneva routed Wellsville 43 to 3 while Jamestown led Auburn 547 in NYP League play. Denis Menke and Derrell Griffith fueled St Louis with key hits as the Dodgers edged a 12 inning win. Pirates rallied with three in the eighth as Nate Oliver forced a costly error.
Stan Musial, former St Louis Cardinal star, collapsed during the Carolina Milwaukee game at Busch Stadium and was hospitalized at Jewish Hospital. Cardinals physician Dr. L C Middleman said the 1 year old’s fitness and medical tests will determine the cause, noting exhaustion from emotional and physical strain.
Ring Magazine disputes World Boxing Association plans to outlaw a rematch between champion Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston. Liston ranked No 1 by Ring and the publication objects to threatening Clay’s return bout in November. The piece notes Clay’s 40000 deal with an unnamed sponsor and mentions the Liston rematch as likely.
A local football clinic is planned for Tuesday night with a public session lasting about one hour. After the session, a buffet will be held for players and parents, restricted to squad members and their families. The event aims to offer instruction from coaches and team members.
Steelers suspend Lou Michaels leaving John Baker to start at right end against Baltimore. Dan Lakose shifts to Baker's left end while Mike Clark handles kickoffs and place kicking. Parker states Michaels has been short on kickoffs this year and Clark performed well in the Steelers’ exhibition game.
Jay Alou suffered a spike wound in the ninth inning of last night’s game against the New York Mets. He was spiked at the outside of the soft heel between first and second base by Mets second baseman Ian Hunt, risking missing the remainder of the season.
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