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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
7
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Friday's football slate features Corry at Franklin in Section Two and Warren at Oil City in a top clash that could decide the section race. Meadville visits Hickey as Titusville faces Greenville, with Greenville aiming to extend its strong defensive run. Meantime Bucknell notes highlight a former Corry lineman, and baseball pennant chatter wraps with Phillies, Pirates, and Indians shaping a tight late-season mood.
The Phillies, Cardinals and Reds battle for place as Ken Boyer and Bill White led St Louis to a 5-1 win over Philadelphia. Keane, Sisler and Mauch voiced hopes to win all remaining games. Cincinnati led, with Reds next facing Pittsburgh as Dennis Bennett faced the Phillies in a pivotal stretch.
American League standings show New York leading with 95 wins and 61 games behind, Baltimore at 98 wins. Chicago 92, Detroit 83, Los Angeles 80, Minnesota 1B, Cleveland 19%, Boston 89, Washington 61, Kansas City 55. Monday results list no games. upcoming Detroit at New York, Washington at Baltimore, Los Angeles at Chicago, Cleveland at Boston, Kansas City at Minnesota. National League standings show Cincinnati 91, 66, 58, 0.580, plus St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 1 and Los Angeles 2, Chicago 1 in Monday results. Today’s games include Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Chicago at Los Angeles, Houston at San Francisco, New York at Milwaukee.
Sparta rode Stranghah two triples and Linden aided by pitching a three hitter as they crushed Tidioute 14-0 for their fifth straight win in the Upper Allegheny Valley League. Sparta visits Pleasantville Thursday.
The Philadelphia Phillies suffered an eighth straight loss, 5-1 to the St. Louis Cardinals, dropping to third as Cincinnati led the pennant race. Cardinals manager Johnny Keane shrugged off analysis, saying the race is too tight to predict.
The pennant race table shows teams New York Baltimore Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia San Francisco and others with wins losses and games remaining. It lists intraleague matchups at home and away and references GB and postseason implications, reflecting tense late-season standings.
Wittenberg, winner of two straight, edged New York in a tight 40-8 victory over Olterbein. The Tigers gained late in the AP football rankings with a narrow edge across a broad expert panel.
In Cleveland the Australian Davis Cup team defeated the United States 3 2, clinched by Roy Emerson who defeated Chuck McKinley 6-2 6-4 6-3. Emerson dominates world amateur tennis with titles and a 48-match win streak. Fred Stolle also contributed with a win over Dennis Ralston.
Sonny Staples cracked 610 in the Bowl-Aire A League with a 248 top game. Migliaccio posted 207 203 593, while Coan 927 and Willett 214 led the field. In MCINNES STEEL and VFW columns, Norton 215 Berry 243 Jackson 215, Patterson 202 Sven tek 202 Stockton 201. BankAire and standings note Paul’s Men’s Wear lead with 72 wins and 4 losses as cup debates loom.
Corry Junior High attacked Warren with four ball carriers and a 27 6 victory last night. Jim Amy scored on a 11 yard end sweep and Larry Amy added a six yard reverse while Stockton ran 12 yards and Brown eight yards for touchdowns. Warren connected on a 50 yard pass. Litherland praised defense and listed starters for Corry 1st team.
Notre Dame and the Chargers battled to a scoreless tie in Loveland yesterday. Bill Blynt and Scoop Sample produced 24 and 47 yard runs for Notre Dame, while the Chargers threatened but failed to score. The biggest play was an 81 yard pass run combination by Sam Dubrogky and Dennis Rieck.
Ta Lockhart, president of the Amateur Hockey Association of the United States, announced that the Soviet national ice hockey loan will play eight exhibition games in the United States in December.
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