Corry Beavers crush Youngsville in 113 36 track win
Corry Beaver track team dominated Youngsville Eagles 113 to 36 at Howard J. Sheen Field, extending a 7 meet unbeaten streak in the 1968 season. Loren Stockton John Kuzma Tim Theisen led sprints while the 880 relay and 4x100 relays powered the Beavers to swift early leads. Youngsville’s Nelson narrowly beat Stockton in the 180 yard lows. Corry swept most field events. The Beavers prepare for Rocky Grove as Rocky Grove faces coaching changes and a surgery ahead for head coach Bob Lewis.
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Youngsville Eagles
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John Kuzma
Tim Theisen
John Scheiner
Rick Schwab
Tom Kennedy
Jim Purputa
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Youngsville
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Black
Max Bennink
Ben Cualderone
Nile
Jim Burrows
Dick Rows
Tim Anderson
Bob Swarl
Denny Harrison
Ken Bennink
Nick Walker
Gary Snell
Joe Ger
Corry Area
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Youngsvilles
Nelson
Long
Scheiner
Kenenedy
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Swart
Walter
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Collins
Joe Bensink
Jim Seitz
Danielson
Tom Xander
Ken Lewis
Dan Corbett
Fred Schwab
Larry Hasbrouck
Dick Harrington
Wayne Mick
Dale Black
Steve Grice
Xander
Theisen
Doug Brown
Vicha
Steve McQuiston
Beaver track meet results and status for upcoming Howard J. Sheen Field event
The page lists event winners and times across sprints distance hurdles and field events. Notable names include Stockton Kuzma Theisen Wood Nel son Swart Jolly Collins and Corry among others with wins in the 80 and 220 yard dashes mile and two mile runs relay and field events. Garrett Jolly is a doubtful starter due to a bruised hip from triple jump. Beavers eye their third meet of the week and an eighth straight win in the streak dating to last season with strong chance for a share of the Section finish. Tomorrow's meet starts shortly after 3:30 p.m. at Howard J Sheen Field.
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Beavers
Howard J. Sheen Field
CAHS Track Records Highlights Eight Decades Of Marks
The CAHS track record list compiles sprint and field marks led by Walter Wolfe and Connie French with 10.2 second 100 yard dashes in 1955 and 1956, plus a series of events from 1961 to 1968 including high hurdles, relays, shot put, discus, javelin, pole vault, high jump, broad jump and triple jump. Notable names include Jim Tomer, Dick Lobdell, Tom Kennedy, Rick Schwab, Fred Corbett, Mickey McMahon and Tim Theisen across 1960s records.
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Lewis
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Nelson
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Yucha
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Mick
Black
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Zalik
Andress
Walter Wolfe
Connie French
Jim Tomer
John Schelner
Dick Lobdell
Jett Theisen
Joe Barossi
Jim Black
Larry Johnson
Ron Johnson
Rick Thompson
Tom Flowers
Tom Kennedy
Rick Schwab
Jim Purpura
Fred Corbett
Steve Olson
Tom Morton
Mickey McMahon
Jack McIntyre
Tim Theisen
Gun Club Plans New Skeet League May Start
The Cor ry Red and Gun Club met at the Washington street rooms to announce an Industrial Skeet League starting May 1 with weekly shooting on Wednesdays. President Dave Schweigert said 19 students are enrolled in the current basic marksmanship course and noted a junior pistol match with 130 teams totaling 1,885 points of 2,000 in the event.
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Hargan Halts Tigers On 1 Hit As Cleveland Beats Detroit
Steve Hargan pitched a none hitter to stop Detroit ending their nine game winning streak. Willie Horton concussion. Ray Oyler and a misplayed pop fly produced Cleveland’s second run. Wright later allowed two hits as California beat Washington. Baltimore topped Minnesota 7-3 and Oakland edged New York 4-3 in 11 innings with late rallies.
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John Donaldson
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Sal Bando
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Reggie Jackson
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Cage Coach Quits After 24 Years At Same School
C P Neemie Campbell, McKeesport High School head basketball coach since 1943 44, resigns to become head coach at Serra Catholics McKeesport. Campbell will replace Jim Monroe who resigned during the 1957 68 season.
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Mckeesport
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Serre
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Bunning Caps First Home Victory In Pirates Win
Jim Bunning earned his first home win for the Pirates by defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 7 to 3 at Forbes Field in frigid 43 degree weather. Elroy Face provided late relief after Bunning left with a pulled groin, while Roberto Clemente and Bill Mazeroski delivered key RBIs. Flood drove in five for the Cardinals in a 7–0 win over the Reds as three NL games were postponed.
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