Beavers' Mile Relay Team Sets District Record at Oil City
Corry Area High School dominated the Class B district meet led by the mile relay quartet Bennett Brumagin Shaw and Lyle turning in a 3:28.9 to shatter both school and district marks. Bennett and Shaw also qualified for state in the 440, with Brant clearing 5 ft 10 in in high jump and Anne Zarger earning a state berth in the girls 880. Lyle set a CAHS 330 hurdles best of 10.8 while defending records fell across events.
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Mile relay marks highlight team effort in crowded meet
Readable portions show a mile relay record set by a four-man squad in a crowded meet with strong showings across CLASS B standings. Names like North East, Grove City, Northwestern, and Fairview appear among top event results and overall standings. Next weekend’s tests loom for several teams as Meet results filter into final team totals.
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Crotty Ferrando rises in SECL comeback year
In the South Erie County Softball League action, Don Sperry and the Car Salesmen from Columbus rolled to a 14-2 victory over TV, collecting Sperry’s third straight win and 16 hits. Koestner hit his third homer of the season as Sperry struck out three over 27 batters. TMP defeated Bernard’s 20-9 to earn their first win, with Swanson four-for-four and Grinder the winning pitcher. Try-M beat Harborcreek 10-5 after a 5-5 tie in the fourth.
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Indians Rally Draw 49,419 In Sweep Of Tigers
The Indians beat the Detroit Tigers 2-1 and 9-4 before 49,419 fans as Ken Aspromonte praised the crowd. Gaylord Perry earned win number six in the opener as Cleveland moved into contention with Boston and Chicago in the AL race.
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Corry Area High School Drops雙 to Meadville in Doubleheader
Corry Area High School baseball, embracing the slogan the future is tomorrow, used a freshmen battery in the opener and a sophomore pitcher in the nightcap but fell 10-3 and 11-2 to Meadville. Rick Fenno homered for Corry, who slip to 2-8 on the season as Meadville capitalized on the young lineup.
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Taylor
Curt Wins Golf at Colonial National Open in Fort Worth
AP report from Fort Worth on the Colonial National Open final scores and earnings. Rod Curt won with 380,000 in prize money, while Jack Nicklaus earned 328,400 and Chuck Courtney 517,759 plus Boras 1,750. Other notable payouts included Lee Trevino 280 and Gary Player 37,000.
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Crowell Wins Franklin Invitational Wrestling Title
CAHS senior Crowell dominated the Franklin High School Invitational, capture in the 155-pound class with four straight decision wins. Fellow contestant Jay Grace placed third at 132 pounds. Other Corry entrants included Sickler Bailey Burrows Hornick Nelsons and Kondrlite.
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CAHS
Towa
Jay Grace
Corry
Brad Sickler
Gordon Bailey
Paul Burrows
Harry Hornick
Tim
Curt Nelson
Randy Kondrlite
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