Corry Beaver Football Schedule Praised for Home Heavy Impacts
The Corry Beaver football schedule shows five home games and four away trips, with most road games near and Warren opener avoided. Coach Jerry Rushin leads CAHS in 1950 season with Al DiFonzo Jim Gruca John Wilson and Bob DeLong as assistants. Practice began, about 50 players eager for school to start. Schedule includes Hickory Warren Academy Franklin Meadville Titusville Sharpsville Grove City Oil City with September 10 kickoff.
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Cowboys Fans May See Nelson Later In Game
Dallas hosts Cleveland in a preseason tilt as Bill Nelson may see action after Mike Phipps starts. Dallas sticks with Craig Morton due to Staubach ribs while Ditka and Jordan sit. Browns miss Schafrath and Gregory. several veterans change teams via waivers including Rhome Clancy Moore. Odle joins Giants from Detroit.
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Moose Nips CJ 3-2 For LL Championship
The Corry Little League Moose swept CJ 2-0 in a best of three to claim the 1971 LL title. Larry Frisina pitched eight plus two extra innings of one hit ball with 16 strikeouts and added three hits. Rosy Caruso took the loss, Powell and Grucza had two hits each for Moose.
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Catholic Youth Rout Presbyterians In Church Softball Playoff
Catholic Youth routed the Presbyterians 12 to 1 in a Church Recreation Softball League playoff game. Dave Wetmore allowed four hits and earned the win, while Fred Schwab and Wetmore led a hot Youth hitting attack. Ed Mikesell doubled twice for the Presbyterians as their season ended the night.
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Merle Ottaway
Wetmore
Fred Schwab
Ed Mikesell
United Methodists
Bill Johnston
Thiel College
Tomcatea
Steelers Prepare For Cincinnati Exhibition Game
Steelers coach Chuck Noll held a full workout as Pittsburgh geared up for Monday's exhibition in Cincinnati against the Bengals. The club won 16 13 over Green Bay last Saturday. Terry Hanratty, sidelined by his wife’s twin birth, is expected to see action while Terry Bradshaw played most of the Packers game.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Bengals
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Green Bay Packers
Nell
Terry Hanratty
Hanratty
Packers
Terry Bradshaw
Steelers Face Packers Clash With Narrow Injury Report
Minutes note Packers game proceedings and relief for Bob Leahy as Steelers look to be at full strength for Monday except rookie running back Steve Davis remains sidelined.
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Bob Leahy
Steelers
Steve Davis
Hebner Finally Finds It in Cincinnati Comeback
Pittsburghs Richie Hebner snapped an 0 for 16 skid with a three run homer in the ninth as the Pirates beat the Reds 5 1. Hebners blast off Wayne Granger ended Cincinnatis four game win streak and capped his first game back from Marines duty. Reds pitcher Bob Johnson went the distance, allowing nine hits and one homer by Al Oliver in the seventh. Johnsons line included a 6 13 season record and 83.07 ERA. he credited better control and spots as key to the win. It was the lone Major League game Thursday night.
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Bob Johnson
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Lee May
Kansas City
Hunting Season Opens September 1 for 1971 72
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Game Commission sets September 1 as the opener for the 1971 72 hunting season targeting doves gallinules and two rail species. Dove limits 12 per day 24 possession after day one gallinules 15 per day 30 possession after day one Virginia rails 25 each bag and possession. Last day for doves rails gallinules is November 9.
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Game Commission
Virginia
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