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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1960
Page
7
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Preview of Warren area clash reports Beavers and Dragons shaping up for an opening night battle. notes Tom Hanna led teams and names players like Dave Green and Vince Witherup while predicting a close contest with Beavers favored by a touchdown under Friday lights.
In a jayvee opener the Beavers overpower the Dragéfis 28 to 7. Flowers scores twice and Ed Liticky kicks a punt for a 7-0 lead. Warren and Krone add later TDs as Beavers pull away in the second half.
Bradford Owls win first two 1960 games by narrow margins as Beavers stumble. Mentions of Johnsonburg, Corry rivals, and former local stars Chuck Scott and Chuck Williams. notes alumni gatherings and long-ago glory days with mixed memories.
Jack Nicklaus, 19, opens bids for a second National Amateur title with a 2 and 1 win in match play. After a slow start, the Arizona-born favorite rallied past Des Moines’ John Dorighi is and meets Kent Finke of Tucson in the next round, as contenders to Johnny Goodman’s 1933 record emerge amid chatter of his looming pro future.
The American League title race tightens as Yankees march toward Kansas City for a season opener, with the Buds and Birds gaining ground on the leaders. Contenders in pursuance of open dates and pivotal series figure across Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Pittsburgh as the circuit reshapes.
The Columbia University announces nine inductees to footballs Hall of Fame including Lew Little Sid Lackman and Fred Bernies among others. The seven living inductees will be honored at the foundation’s third annual dinner in New York with two deceased members remembered.
In the Bowl-Aire Men's A League last evening Bob Ottaway hammered a 605 series with 237 and 202 games. Dick Engler and Al Baressi posted 20 plus high games, Engler 219 and 204 while Harvssi had 209 and 208. Multiple bowlers contributed strong scores, including Harry Hateh, Charis Williams, Joe Barvist, Ed Ayy, Walt Loveland, Paul Chirk, Bob Hand, and Bill Sample. Shorty Chin had a 7 10 split conversion attempt, Leo Stee posted 218 in the VFW Men's B League, and Cloyd Cummins logged 206.
The Corry Area Joint School Commission approves a shuffle of coaches and staff. Benntik continues as track coach in his first CAHS year while others, including football and social studies teachers, receive reassignment. Superintendent Rodemeyer aims to use vacancies to fill key roles and strengthen programs across seventh to twelfth grades.
Report from Levittown discusses LL Champs visiting the state capitol yesterday. Mentions Pittsburg, minor Joseph Harr, and a manager named Danny Mure. Details are unclear but involve league, Senator remarks, and a no hitter noted in Texas play.
Pittsburgh Pirates draw 21,261 fans to the Pirates versus San Francisco at Forbes Field pushing yearly attendance past 1.92 million. The previous peak was 1,517,021 set in 1848 when the club finished fourth in the National League. League-leading Pittsburgh maintains wins at Forbes Field this season.
Dick Stuart and Pirates power past the Dodgers as Harvey Haddix earns his 11th win. Pittsburgh edges toward the NL pennant with 11 games left, while St Louis and Milwaukee juggle standings behind Braves and Cardinals.
Monday results feature scattered city and regional games with San Francisco, Cleveland, Chicago, and Philadelphia showdowns. The schedule lists multiple matchups and locations across major cities, noting results and forthcoming contests.
Raymond Plant hosts annual golf tourney with Mayfield club at Corry Creek. Participants include Jim Lewis Ralph Bailey Les Dan apr Bob Morton Bill Keppel Bud Reed Roy Reed and Haight with Lea Hoylen Ba Pull Ross Bailey Ed Kaiser Foss Gossett Walt Bertram Harold Patterson. Low net honors contested amid spirited play and banquet by Roger, Thin and Company with Ross Burley toastmaster.
Johnston won the Utah Open in Salt Lake City with a 2-under-par 262, finishing ahead of Art Wall and Dick Weber. He earned 2300 top money as the event, cosponsored by the PGA, marked the lowest tour total of the year.
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