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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
7
Fragmented text references Venango County and figures on percentages. The readable parts mention a prisoner and costs, with vague notes on diegt and elevating points. No clear event, date, or named organizations are identifiable in readable form.
Fragmentary text references a city unity effort and a jail total in unclear context. No names, dates, or concrete figures are readable to establish a specific event or outcome. Further readable details are required to craft a proper summary.
Lou Hanna speaks at Corry VFW football clinic praising the program and players. He stresses pride, hard work, and four-year development, likening the team to champions until defeated and noting future plans and the Warren game in focus.
Met. Stottlemyre scattered nine hits as the Yankees edged Minnesota 2 1 to move within a game of Baltimore for the American League lead. John Roseboro doubled for the Dodgers in a separate note.
The American League pen nant contenders remain close with Baltimore leading Chicago and New York by slim margins with under a fifth of the season to go. The Yankees rallied from seventh to win at Minnesota while the Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3-2 in the NL as the tight pennant chase continues.
Commissioner Ford Frick and aides warned eight of ten American League owners that approving CBS to buy 80 percent of the New York Yankees for 11 million dollars could trigger antitrust lawsuits. CBS president Frank Stanton defended the deal as in good will and within legal bounds, amid prior criticism and calls for closer scrutiny of leagues exemption.
National and American League tables with win loss records and game results. Tuesday highlights include Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia 3 2 in a listed only game. Upcoming matches feature St Louis at Philadelphia and Milwaukee at New York among others.
AP reports both the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds seek wins at Forbes Field after doubleheaders on Labor Day. Bob Veale to start for Pittsburgh against Reds ace Joey Jay as the Bucs host Cincinnati in the first game of a two game series.
Pitt coach John Michelosen says the team will use two complete platoons for offense and defense in the season opener against UCLA. He notes limited substitutions for safety, linebacker, and end, with quarterback Fred Mazurek possibly playing defense at times.
Holmes Cathrall Jr., a Lackawanna Trail High School coach and faculty member since 196, was named to succeed Sherman Fogg as Penn State tennis coach. The announcement comes from University Park as the program seeks continuity and strength.
Sparta Merged School opens baseball season tomorrow in the Upper Allegheny Valley League schedule at Tidionte. Framing the eight game UAVL slate through Oct 12, Sparta aims to defend two undefeated years under coach Frisina. Key returnees include Stravneh an Linden Tubbs Sargent Firth Torrey with a mix of seniors juniors and sophomores. Home games begin at 3 30 with Tidionte Pleasantville West Forest East Forest and Ock & West Forest on the docket.
In Parr, Pennsylvania, Rip Engle lauded Tim Montgomery and four sophomores after Penn State’s third pre season scrimmage. Engle warned of dog days ahead and noted four turnovers by the starting unit in the first half. Rowe, 66, 265 pounds, moved to the second unit.
Minor league game night at Jets Stadium turned chaotic as the umpires’ room was looted during the Columbus Atlanta doubleheader. Umpires Tom Ravaschiere and Pete D Ambrosio reported a $108 theft, two fans required medical aid for injuries from foul balls, one suffered a wrist injury and another a sore nose, and a nonfatal heart attack occurred in the parking lot.
Arnold Palmer tops the Professional Golfers Association money list with 110 743 from 22 tournaments. Jack Nicklaus, in 21 events, sits second with 101 917, followed by Tony Lema at 72 855.
Oakland raiders push toward AFL West by trading for Billy Cannon from Houston and Bill Miller from Buffalo as season opens near. Miller, a second year pro from Miami University, pairs with Art Powell to give Pledger Tom Flores strong receiving options. Other trades shift Lou Michaels to Baltimore and Bill Saul plus Marv Woodson to Colts with multiple waivers and cuts ahead of the roster deadline.
Boiling Ron Gluivan and Sir Audrey Rouse top opening night scores as 500s highlight the Avalon Las leagues. Highs include Boyte Kane 182 and 177, Velma Henry, Joy Mallory 184, Dot Lytton 180, Rose Weldon 179, Claire Loveland 176. Industrial League leaders Dale Paige 223, AL Junnewold 214, Mel Dinger 411 and 206, Tom Shaw 202, Bill Stockton 200. Mary Houser leads B ladies at BowlAire. Phyllis Czech 181, Marie Watts 181, Walls Rhoades 179, Peg Elchytic 176. Thelmalayis 185 in VW. Dailies Bo Lesa.
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