Corry Area High football enters full practice with 30 players taking phys
Fifty candidates including seven lettermen and fifty-one junior high prospects reported for CAHS football physicals as preparations begin. Coach Lou Hanna introduces Joe Lukac Jr as new assistant while Ken Harvey and Bill Johnston return. The squad eyes a Sept. 6 opener at Warren with freshmen starting Aug 29 and practice for upperclassmen starting Thursday.
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Fred Corbett
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Bob Murray
Bill Johnston
Loren Stockton
Cliff Clark
Carmen Piccirilio
Mark Donoghue
John McChesney
Lou Hanna
Bill Blynt
Denny Harrison
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Dan Corbett
Scoop Sample
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Brazil Next Tennis Foe In Davis Cup Final
The United States routed Mexico 5 4 in the American Zone final, setting up a semifinal with Brazil. Clark Graebner beat Rafael Osuna 6 2 6 4 6 4, while Cliff Richey fought cramps but won 8 13 6 4 10 4 in the opening singles.
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U.S
Brazil
U. S
George MacCall
Clark Graebfer
Rafael Osuna
MacCall
Uist
Cliff Richey
Marcelo Lara
Powell powers Orioles despite Kosco’s late stand
Boog Powell belts three homers including a two run blast in the first and a ninth inning shot to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-2 win over the Boston Red Sox. Andy Kosco’s seventh inning RBI single sparks the Twins to a 5-3 victory over the Angels, while other AL results feature Gentile, Hinton, and Cash homers.
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California
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al Salerno
Minnesota
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Odom
Kaat
Imth
Jim Gentile
Chuck Hinton
Cleveland
Washington
Norm Cash
Detroit
New York
Don Buford
Chicago
Baltimore
Tony Cloninger
Atlanta
Braves
Houston
Baseball Scores and Schedule Snapshot
The page lists upcoming games and recent results across MLB teams. Notable matchups include Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at St Louis, and Cincinnati at Los Angeles along with standings snippets for Boston Washington and Kansas City. Monday results show Cleveland beating Washington and Baltimore edging Boston.
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Houston
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Columbus Clouts Methodists In Church Playoff
Columbus beat the Methodists 8 to 1 in the first game of a best of three series. Les Utegg allowed four hits and no more than one per inning, with the lone run coming in the second. John Corell hit a triple and scored on an error. Columbus had 15 hits, D Edwards and G Savko each with three, Savko adding a triple for the only extra-base hit. The winners scored four runs in the sixth. The second game is set for this evening, with a possible third game next Monday.
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Jim
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White
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Lou Johnson
Wes Parker
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Chris Short
Terry Fox
Adolfo Phillips
Billy Wiliams
Phillies
Byron Browne
Ron Santo
Chicago
Braves Top Astros as Mathews Homer Seals Win
Ed Mathews hit a two run homer in the seventh to power Atlanta past Houston 4 2 at the Astrodome. Johnson anger flared as he saw red while White led Philadelphia past Chicago 1 15 and Los Angeles beat Cincinnati 4 3.
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Associated Press
Ed Mathews
Johnson
Bill White
Chicago
Mathews
Atlanta
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Phila
Delphia
White
Braves
Billy Hitchcock
Astros
Astrodome
Major Leaders in American and National League Batting and Power
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota at 141 hits and F Robinson of Baltimore with 92 RBIs and 92 runs, plus 30 home runs from Powell. National League leaders show Alou and Clemente atop batting with 344 and 149 hits respectively, with Aaron driving in 91 RBIs and 33 home runs for Atlanta.
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Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
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Powell
Yastrzemski
Boston
Campanerisco City
Agee
Chicago
Alou
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Burns
Aaron
Atlanta
Calliston
Philadelphia
Phillips
Naples
McCarver
St. Louis
Torre
Allen
Mays
San Francisco
Brock
Jackson
Houston
Los Angeles
Perry
Koufax
Bunning
State Legion Finals All Set
Fox Township earned a championship berth by defeating New Castle 2 to 1. Joining Ebensburg Bitann ing and Elizabeth, Fox Township now represents Western Pennsylvania as the state finals begin Wednesday in Allentown with the title game Saturday.
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Fox Twp
Pennsylvania American Legion
New Castle
Ebensburg
Bittanning
Elizabeth
Western Pennsylvania
Allentown
Pirates Open Three Game Series With Mets In NYC
Pittsburgh holds a 12-3 season edge over the Mets and a 1 2 game lead in the NL scramble as Bob Veale 12-7 opposes Ralph Terry 0-9 for the Pirates in the series opener at Shea. The Reds and Dodgers battles, Mathews key homer, and White's five RBI highlight a busy night across the league.
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Mets
Shea Stadium
Bob Veale
Pirates
Ralph Terry
Kansas City
Giants Cornerback Rookie Smith Wins Big At Camp
Giants coach Allie Sherman praises rookies Jeff Smith and Francis Peay after strong camp showing. Smith, weighing 319 pounds earlier, won a pool by predicting his future weight while Sherman orders a diet. Morrall throws 20 of 35 as rookies back pass protection in 14-7 win over Atlanta. Gremminger and Owens swap teams as injuries hit deep in rivals.
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Sherman
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Redskins
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Broncos Weigh Trade For Cookie Gilchrist With Raiders
Denver Broncos in talks with the Oakland Raiders on a potential AFL trade for fullback Cookie Gilchrist. Coach Mac Speedie said the deal is not yet done and may take days. Gilchrist has refused to play for Denver this season, resigning amid criticism of management.
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Oakland Raiders
Cookie Gilchrist
Bronco
Mac Speedie
American Football League
Gilchrist
Speedie
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Civic effort funds new Little League boards
A late summer project funded by civic volunteers and local businesses provided a free Little League board. The structure was built at no cost to the league thanks to extensive community support and donations.
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Little League
Loveland
Philly 76ers Eye Ramsay As New Coach
Philadelphia reports indicate Jack Ramsay may quit as St. Joseph's head coach and athletic director to become general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers. Ramsay led the Hawks to ten post season appearances with a 234-72 record, facing tough Big Five rivals Villanova Penn St. Joseph La Salle and Temple.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
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St. Joseph’s College
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ramsay
St. Joseph’s
McKinney
Hawk
Philadelphia Textiles
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la Salle
Temple
Torres Retains World Light Heavyweight Title in Vegas
Jose Torres defeated Eddie Cotton by unanimous decision over 15 rounds at the Las Vegas Convention Center to keep his light heavyweight crown. Cotton, the sentimental favorite and 7-2 underdog, felt he won the bout, while Torres headed home to Brooklyn with the title intact.
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Nev
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Jose Torres
Torres
Brooklyn
Cotton
Las Vegas Convention Center
Eddie
Cotton vs Torres rematch eyed after disputed outcome
The article notes Cotton seeking a rematch and ring officials clashing with Torres over the decision. Torres, at 30, conveyed dissatisfaction with his own showing in a bout described as serious at times but not producing severe harm.
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Torres
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