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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
7
Chaotic OCR text references a bill on commerce moving in a session. Names such as Rep. Dida, Sdmondson, Eisen, Weeks, and Smith appear amid scattered phrases about a bill, the committee, and action in the session. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible.
Franklin aims to halt Corry invasion led by Paul Law in a 8pm kickoff at Sheen Field. Law, a 165 pound junior, headlines a powerful Knight backfield with White at quarterback and a heavy defensive unit led by Lewis and Reilly. Franklin holds a 2-1 record after recent wins over Warren and Meadville. Corry counters with a tight T attack and strong line.
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 94 wins and 64 losses, San Francisco at 92-66, and Cincinnati 7 5 57? Pittsburgh and Milwaukee in mid pack. Wednesday results include St. Louis 8 San Francisco 6 and Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 0, with Philadelphia 7 Chicago 6. Today's schedule lists Cincinnati at San Francisco and St. Louis at Houston, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, with other games noted as scheduled.
The Pittsburgh Pirates closed their 1965 road schedule with 41 wins and 40 losses and beat the New York Mets 4-2 in New York. The victory, before 2,809 at Shea Stadium, guaranteed a first division finish as they head into the final homestand against the Chicago Cubs.
Dodgers beat the Reds 5-0 as Koufax earns his 25th victory and lowers the ERA to 2.06. Wills drives in three with a seventh inning triple, while McDowell tops Koufax with a 318 strikeouts to reach the 300K mark in the same night. Giants’ slide continues as Cards rally. NL and AL results noted.
Rosie Caruso posted 591 with a 236 breakout, nine pins shy of the select circle. Haysmond league ballers also posted scores including Al Yanissiyys 225 Pord Stewart 219 Bill Mitchell 222 Bill Helmintolly 319 Ed Kovach 202 Steve Jankowski 202 Tom Warprassol 211. Women’s section notes Peg Juhten 183 Millie Gerzina 574 and men’s league entries Walt Jewell 17 Dan Ahly 200.
Dodgers lead the Giants by two games with four remaining as a possible three game playoff is set if a tie occurs. The first game would be at Dodger Stadium, with the second and third at Candlestick Park if needed, and the winner would face the Twins in the World Series after a day off.
Bucks and does may be hunted from 6 a.m. to 5 20 p.m. EST daily for a full month starting Saturday with archers needing a $21 5 permit. Deer legality is for either sex, one deer per archery season, and overlap with grouse and squirrel hunts after Oct 16 with caution for other hunters in the woods.
Roger Maris of the New York Yankees returned home to Independence Missouri with a plaster hand shell after a bone fragment removal. He played only four games as a pinch hitter in 1965, finishing with a .239 average, eight homers and 27 RBIs. his 1964 stats were .281 average, 26 homers, 71 RBIs.
North Dakota State claims the top spot as the best small college football team after three straight wins. The Bisons earned 47 points, 11 ahead of Florida A&M, in the first weekly AP poll. Wittenberg, 8-0 last season, opened with a 27-6 win over Otterbein and sits third.
Former middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson posted $276 bail in Redwood City California on charges of failure to support three children from a former marriage. The case centers on unpaid child support obligations and Olson’s legal status.
CHURCH HILL Tenn AP Mike Johnson a South Carolina football hopeful dies of cancer at home scene as he and his parents watch his younger brother play. The 228 pound former star center battled weight loss and limited speech but hoped to return for spring practice. Survived by parents two brothers and a sister. Funeral plans incomplete.
UNIVERSITY PARK Pa AP Halfback Dirk Nye will play tight end for Penn State replacing veteran Bill Huber. Coaches cited Nye s blocking ability as the main reason for the switch announced yesterday Nye is a Chambersburg senior and was a Testerman last year Dick Barrett becomes right half back to replace Nye. Barrett is a Patton senior.
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