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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
7
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Dodgers face the Mets with a magic number of one to clinch the League pennant. Drysdale pitches against Tracy Stallard as Los Angeles aims to seal the title tonight, while St Louis and Chicago rumors swirl and radio stations plan to follow the outcome.
In an early season football snapshot USC remains atop the AP poll with a narrow margin, Oklahoma rises to third, Alabama drops to second, and Texas, Navy, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Arkansas, Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh fill the rest of the Top Ten. The season’s key matchup sees Southern California hosting Oklahoma in Los Angeles as Tulane visits Alabama’s schedule looms.
Spartans routed Tidioute Nine yesterday in a Tip Allegheny Valley League baseball game 22 to 4. John Stranahan allowed seven hits as Sparta bats produced many runs. Troy Firth went 0 for 4 but combined with strong fielding and timely hits to power the win. Multiple Spartans contributed in offense with Terry Maynard Fred Bargent Larry Mortis Joel Linen Roy Byler Kim Tubbs and Derails Bremer among the many.
Braves president John McHale announced the Milwaukee Braves will remain in Milwaukee as long as they are welcome. He stated the group bought the club as the Milwaukee baseball team and will keep it there, denying reports of potential moves to Atlanta San Diego Toronto or Dallas Fort Worth. The decision aims to dispel confusion and ensure baseball stability, with no contact made with the league office about relocation.
Four men’s leagues darted through last night’s action with pin fall on the rise. Lyle Thompson cracked a 237 in the VFW Men’s B League while Earl Meerhoff led BowlAire A with a 222 and Larry Barr 221. Other top marks included Don Bradford 203 Ted Amoroso 212 Lavern Fitch 206 Walt Birtchel 202 Paul Floyd 201 Tony Stee a BU Stockton 205 and Bob Hand 202 Chet Czech 200 Dick Merkle 200 Al Thorne 200.
Beaver players' fathers will sit on the bench for Dad's Night as Beaver High seeks a fourth straight win to stay atop Section Two. Jim Black and Bill Bachofner serve as cocaptains for the three games, with Black at right halfback and Bachofner as backup quarterback. Franklin seeks bounceback after a 19 14 opener loss, while Corry and Ol City mix in upcoming section matchups. PESKY SIGNS AGAIN BOSTON is also noted as manager Pesky signs to pilot the Red Sox next season.
Nick Walker intercepted two passes and returned one 67 yards for a touchdown as the Wildcats opened a 1 7 win over the Cowboys at Layeland Field. Dale Black led both teams with 37 rushing yards and scored Coypokes TD on a 10 yard run, with the PAT. Bob Blair added Cats TD on a 6 yard run.
In a 1910s era portrait, Howard Joseph Sheen arrives at Corry High as science and biology teacher and takes on coaching duties. He launches basketball for boys and girls, forms a track team, and guides Corry through a primitive start in football. Despite no equipment, early losses, and rough conditions, Sheen’s leadership sparks Corry’s return to interscholastic athletics and seeds a lasting football tradition alongside star player Nesfils Galents.
Jockey Bobby Assory rode four winners yesterday in New York racing. He nearly swept a fifth but was edged by a nose as Quest Link Buy, ridden by Willie Shoemaker, won the Discovery Handicap at Corry.
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