Beaver Thinclads Roll Past Warren 81-69 in Relay Showdown
Corry Area High School track squad defeated Warren 81 to 69 at Howard J. Sheen Field. Jonny Scheiner Tom Kennedy Rick Schaub led a 2 mile relay record with 148 seconds improvement. New marks included Scheiner in the 80 yard dash and Ton Theisen matching a long jump record as CAHS claimed ten first places and depth carried the win.
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Dragons
Corry Area
Warren Dragons
Howard J. Sheen Field
Mus Benn
Beaver
Orangees
CAHS
Warren
Bao Scheiner
Jahs
Wisconsin
Gre Brown
Ton ‘Theisen
Beavers
Beaver Thinelads
Depth
Loren Stockton
Denny Harrison
Ed Swanson
Ike
Nick Waller
Bob Swart
Jim Burrows
Dick Root
Seven Waltier
CAUS
Harry Spackman
Dan O'Neil
Stockton
Harrison
Swanson
Dave Cobb
Orange
Black
Swart
Walter
Scheiner
CAHL
Beind Cobb
Tom Xander
Mansfield
Dick Harrington
Wayne Mick
Track Meet Results and event winners
The meet records multiple events with winners including Larean and Stockton in sprints, Cobb and Swart topping distance races, Spackman and Swart dominant in dashes, Corbett and Sutton winning field events, and Theisen Hampering in several trials. Times and distances listed for each event.
Beavers track crew showcase strong throws and jumps
Harrington clears 11 ft 3 in and Mick hits 10 ft 6 in while Dan Corbett and Craig McQuiston team for 131 ft and 126 ft 5 in in the discus. Corbett leads shot put with 49 ft 10 in as Beavers start season with two wins and plan busy week including Titusville Youngsville and Rocky Grove meets. Co coaches Max Rennink and Ben Calderone express confidence for a strong year ahead.
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Larean
Stockton
Root
Corry
Swart
Johnson
Bennink
Walter
Spackman
D. O’nell
Snell
Harrison
Swanson
Rum
Cobb
Scheiner
Grille
Bensink
Seltz
Brown
Warren
D. O'Neil
Hackett
E. O'Neil
Corbett
Pusater
Bryan
Sutton
Reynolds
Wilson
Xander
Theisen
Pusateri
McQuiston
Sorenson
Harrington
Hunter
Mick
Krumm
Cruickshank
Orange and Black
Titusville
Rockets
Youngsville
Rocky Grove
Max Rennink
Ben Calderone
Beaver
Coleman Hurls Shutout as Senators Top A's in Oakland
Washington pitcher Coleman, 21, tossed a six hit shutout for a 3-0 win over Oakland, his first 1968 victory without a loss. Boston’s Waslewski also pitched six innings in a 9-2 win over Cleveland as Angels edged Baltimore 2-1 in 10 innings. Coleman praised Oakland’s boredom before the game and credited Frank Howard and Frank Coggins for key hits and a pivotal double play in the sixth.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Joe Coleman
Washington Senators
Coleman
Senators
A’s
Gary Waslewski
Boston
Cleveland
Frank Coggins
Coggins
Howard
Mike Epstein
Legion Team Plans Sunday Practice at Loveland Field
Corry Savings and Loan Legion manager Jim Hammond announced a Sunday 2 pm practice at Loveland Field. Keystone team members are invited to participate and those aiming to try out for the Legion squad should attend.
Baseball tie after Reichardt homer and Belanger sacrifice fly
California and Baltimore battled to a 1-1 draw as Rick Reichardt blasted a second inning homer for the Californians and Mark Belanger delivered a sacrifice fly for the Orioles in the fourth.
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Nings
Rick Reichardt
California
Mark Belanger
Baltimore
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Bruce Howard
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WEW
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Erma Hajec
Ann Gluvna
Ed Hajec
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