Beavers Aim To Upend Titusville In Section Two Clash
Corry Area High School coach Jed Partch aims to extend his 2-year undefeated streak against Titusville as the Beaver cagers visit Rocketland for a Section Two showdown. Titusville brings a 5-2 record and a tall lineup while Corry lists Brant and Harvey as potential starters plus Armstrong Gerzina Lamendola Brown, with JV to follow at 6:30 pm.
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Corry
Jed Partch
Titusville
Partch
Rocketland
Beavers
Rocket
Joe Chalmers
Parteh
Rockets
Rocky Grove
Rusty Brant
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Black
Brant
Bob Harvey
Jeff Brown
Dave Armstrong
Joe Gerzina
Joe Lamendola
Warren
Is &P.m
Joe Garzone
Joe Lammendale
Brawny Ira
Soph
Ob Harvey
Corry Varsity Wrestlers Clash With Union City Bears
Corry Area High School sends Corry wrestlers led by Perry Fish and Bruce Petty to Union City to face the Bears in a Friday night dual. Beavers carry a 2-1 record aiming to repeat last season’s win as Union City sits 1-1 after losses to Girard and a 36-24 win over Northwestern.
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Corry
Union City
Bears
Beavers
Girard
Northwestern
Bearning
Bear Ae
Niliar Hee
Bruce Petty
Hvy
Corry Area
Petty
Bob Lindsey
Saegertown
Lindsey
Perry Fish
Tom McCloskey
Curt Clark
Tom Irwin
Dan Kyser
George Clark
George Pollock
Rick Fenno
Richard Long
Tim Daley
Kevin Fuller
Clair Duryee
Yike Rushin
Dan Kys
Larry Borton
Iri Swart
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Steelers Gear Sells Fast Amid Rising Team Fever
Pittsburgh shops report a surge in Steeler merchandise sales as fans buy jerseys helmets caps and mementos. Stores note helmets and pennants fly off shelves and one vendor even sold a half helmet on walnut plaque for 24.95 plus tax while a charity sale of 5000 Italian flags at 1 each benefits Children’s Hospital through Franco Harris fan club.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Paul Stajduhar
Stajduhar
Pirates
Children's Hospital
Franco
Franco Harris
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Allegheny County Commissioners
Steeler Rooters
Children's Coma
Tony Stagno
Betaine Ten
Men’s Rec Volleyball Signup Set
Corry Area High School athletic director Lou Hanna says the Men’s Recreational Volleyball League is open for registrations. John Correll will supervise, with a January 1 1978 deadline for team names and a representative. First games January 3 at CAHS gym. contact Correll at 621 South Center St or 664 4981.
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Lou Hanna
Corry Area
Hanna
John Correll
Correll
South Center Street
CAHS
Journal
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Nixon era playoff blackout stays in place despite appeals
NFL playoff games will not be shown locally in the cities where they are played, despite President Nixon urging lifting the blackout. Commissioner Rozelle rejected the request, while Atty. Gen. Kleindienst and White House aides supported re-examining antitrust exemptions.
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Nixon
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Pete Rozelle
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Richard G. Kleindienst
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Senate Communications Subcommittee
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Rhode Island Democrat
Rozelle
Justice Department
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Redskins
Cleveland
Miami
Dolphins
NFC All Pros Feature Four 1 000 Yard Rushers
Four 1 000 yard rushers lead the NFC Pro Bowl squad chosen by coaches to face the AFC at Texas Stadium on Jan 21. Redskins Larry Brown and Packers John Brockington start in the backfield with Cowboys Calvin Hill and Giants Ron Johnson in reserve. Kilmer and Snead to call signals for NFC. Merlin Olsen and Mel Renfro make 11th and ninth Pro Bowls respectively.
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Norm Snead
Giants
Kilmer
Redskins
Snead
San Francisco
Gene Washington
John Gilliam
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Harold Jackson
Charley Taylor
Merlin Olsen
Los Angeles
Mel Renfro
Chester Marco
Dave Chapple
Los Angels
Miami
Oakland Raiders
Corry Pistol Team Wins Two Matches in League Night
The Corry pistol shooters defeated Lawrence Park in a Penn York Pistol League meet at the Corry Rod and Gun Club Range Columbus. In .22 caliber competition Corry won 1987 to 1278 and in center five Corry took 1340 to 1090 with Jack Koskos leading .22 caliber at 286 and Bob Green top in center five at 279. Other Corry shooters include Kurt Lindberg Gary Haugh Jim Briskie and more.
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Corry
Columbus
Lawrence Park
Jack Koskos
Bob Green
Koskos
Green
Kurt Lindberg
Gary Haugh
Jim Briskie
Haugh
Lindberg
Brad Lindberg
Paul Pirozzola
Andy Confer
Jim Hileman
Andy Guskea
Jean Guskea
Gene Hasbrouck
Norm McElroy
Frank Pakulski
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