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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1964
Page
7
Car crash survivor Hos collapses in race for court
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Beavers fall to Oil City at Dad's Night in 33 to 20 loss
Corry Beavers suffer their worst start since 1945 as Oil City overwhelms in the second half. Shaughnessy powers Oil City with four touchdowns and nearly 200 rushing yards, while Corry trails 20-14 before the visitors pull away late. Blair Hildebrand’s Oilers surge ahead as Corry misplays kickoffs and fumbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dynamo
Corry
Beavers
Oilers
Orange and Black
Blair Hildebrand
Oil City
Jeff Theisen
Jim Carrier
Chuck Kennedy
Lee
Theisen
Bob Pot
Mites
Blondie
HESSY
Beaver
Hanna
Hana
Shaughnessy
Ros Lers
Dou ‘Tinko
Roach
City
Blue
White
Terry Ray
Swackhamer
Dave Straub
Tinko
Straub
of City
Warren
Tim) Montgomery
Titusville
Hammond
Johnsonbure
Grove Ly
Phillies Lose Ground as Reds Edge Them in Tight Pitching Duel
A tense baseball night saw the Phillies fall as Cincinnati’s Jim O'Toole outdueled Chris Short 1-0, moving within 5 1/2 games of Philadelphia with 11 games left. Willie Davis stole home in the 16th to highlight a Dodgers win while Mets, Cubs, and other pennant contenders jockeyed in late-season action.
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Ard
Phillies
Ruiz
John Tsitouris
Reds
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Davis
Rusty Staub
Ken Johnson
Houston Colts
San Francisco
Lyman Harris
Giants
Chris Short
Jim O'Toole
Alerichi” Leigh
Baltimore
Detroit
Orioles
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Tsitowis
Art Mahaffey
Rutz
Bowling league scores show Delia Troyer high and runners-up
Delia Diane Troyer led Bowl-Aire Men s A League with 234 in a high night. Chuck Hess delivered 204 and 202, Lafe Douglas 216, Al Dunnewald 208, Chuck Willett 205, Shorty Doan 212, Pat Ren i 203, Walt Lewis 205, Sonny Staples 204, Archie Wetmore from Proctor and Don Bradford 220 in Businessmen s League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Troyer
Chuck Hess
Lafe Douglas
al Dunnewald
Chuck Willett
Shorty Doan
Pat Reni
Walt Lewis
Sonny Staples
McInnes
Steel League
Archie Wetmore
Proctor
Businessmen's League
Don Bradford
Browns Edge Longhorns In Rec Football Debut
The Browns built a 7-0 halftime lead and beat the Longhorns 76 at Loveland Field yesterday afternoon. Chuck Kent, with runs to the two, scored on a line plunge and Jim Hostetler added the extra point on a pitchout. In the final period Steve Grice scored for the Longhorns on a 42 yard pass from Dan Taylor to Mark Chase, but the extra point failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Longhorns
Recreation
Loveland Field
Chuck Kent
Jim Hostetler
Steve Grice
Dan Taylor
Mark Chase
Browns Refuses Label but Supports Negro Group Views
Cleveland Browns star Jim Brown says he is not a member of the Black Muslims but backs their views as described in Look Magazine. He discusses racial discrimination, prejudice, and the need for every element to advance the cause, noting his own stance is confrontational but not bitter. Brown, earning $50,000 annually in his eighth season, also explains tensions with Paul Brown and his past team relations.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brow
Brown
Ais
Paul Brown
Sas
Paul
Amateurs Top Pros In San Francisco Exhibition
The U S Olympic team led by Jerry Shipp with 16 points defeated the San Plano Warriors 63 to 56 in an exhibition game. The result pitted Olympic hopefuls against NBA pros in a tight matchup.
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San Francisco
Jerry Shipp
San Plano Warriors
National Basketball Association
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