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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
8
Wildlife cover in Pennsylvania has improved due to near normal rainfall, aiding hunters this season. Game dogs are urged by the Pennsylvania Game Commission to be trained and used in dense cover, with owners encouraged to acquire and train dogs now for the upcoming small game seasons.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission urges sportsmen to report marked wildlife to the appropriate agencies. Federal and state bodies and sportsmen groups frequently tag or band game for studies. Hunters can aid the sport by reporting band numbers, locations, and dates of bagging or finding tagged wildlife to the listed agency.
Larry Jaster, moving from the rotation to relief, earned his first win in five relief appearances as St Louis edged Atlanta. Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 1 0, Cincinnati topped Chicago 3-2 in 10 innings, Philadelphia downed Los Angeles 4-1, and Houston beat New York 4-2 in a full slate before the World Series. Cal Maxvill scored the eventual run in the ninth on a fielding error by Dee Upshaw after Alex Johnson’s bunt attempt.
The clipping lists multiple NL teams with varying records and pennant race notes. It mentions St Louis and San Francisco and Cincinnati, Chicago and Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles, Houston and New York, with several city pairings and “Only games scheduled Tuesday” hints.
Kicker Bakken set a field goal record with seven makes in nine attempts, lifting the St Louis Cardinals to a 2-14 upset of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Don Chandler saved Green Bay with an 18-yard winner as Chicago stifled their rally, while Unitas surpassed 30,000 passing yards in Baltimore’s 38-6 win. Dallas topped the Giants 38-24 and Detroit beat Cleveland 31-14. San Francisco routed Atlanta 38-7 behind Brodie’s two TD passes.
Jim Barber a Denison University senior from Granville Otto and former All Section Beaver gridder will again suit up for Denison Big Red this fall starting at tackle. He weighed in at 215 pounds last season and earned All-Ohio Conference second team honors. Barber is one of 23 returning lettermen for Denison. Jim Nance and Mike Holovak lead Patriots in AFL action with a 23-0 win over the Bills as Namath throws for 399 yards and Boozer scores three times. Chiefs Garrett racks up 193 yards, Hadl-to-Alworth trio highlights for the Chargers as Alworth catches 10 passes for 121 yards.
Titusville earned its third straight win by defeating Warren 19 to 6 in Warren's home opener. Quarterback Gene McNamara, despite a broken finger, led the Rockets with efficient passing as Mue Aemaet connected on two touchdown passes in a decisive road victory.
Section Two standings list Franklin and Titusville facing Corry and Warren Meadville Oil City. Rockets build a 12 point first quarter lead and roll past Corry. Dan O Neil returns a punt 77 yards for Corry's only score as Titusville gains 331 yards total while the Dragons tote 100. Next, Titusville hosts Millcreek, Ol City hosts winless Oil City.
The recreational football program opened with Blues and Whites. Dave Popov rich scored three times for the Blues in a 18-0 win on the first game. Chuck Shamburg scored on a keeper from the one yard line to lift the Blues before the Whites answered with their first score by Jim Swartz.
The Beaver junior varsity team defeated Meadville 120 in a morning game as coach Lon Hanna used a balanced lineup. Key drives and scores came from Downey and Knapp with Downey, Solan combining for a 30-yard TD to seal a 9-0 lead. Meadville added a late point after a Meadvillers pass. The Baby Beavers next face Titusville on Thursday at 6 p.m.
In a tense finish Detroit blew a 4-1 lead in Washington as Casanova and Valentine sparked a ninth inning rally for the Senators, giving them a 5-4 victory. The loss drops Detroit to fourth, 1 1/2 games back, while Minnesota holds a half game lead after beating New York 4-0. Boston moved close with an 18-hit attack to down Baltimore 4-0 and Chicago used four pitchers to beat Cleveland 3-1. California edged Kansas City 2-1 as Chance notches his 20th win for Minnesota. End of romance in Detroit as Hodges’ Senators rally stings Mayo Smith.
In New Martinsville Mai Tai Tu driven by Dave Thomas of Dayton Ohio won the $5 000 world trophy at the 28th annual regatta. In Oswego Nolan Swit of Syracuse NY claimed his third victory in the 125 mile International Classic for super modified autos at the Oswego Race Track.
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth Texas sank a 5 foot birdie putt on the final hole to tie Kathy Whitworth at two twelve and birdied the first playoff hole to win the Mickey Wright Invitational golf tournament.
A fragment lists league leaders and bowlers with partial names and scores. It notes requirements for legible printed names and includes several player entries such as Charmaine Morton and Diane Holton, with accompanying lane and score data.
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