Final Victory Caps Corry Coach Lou Hanna's Stellar Career
Corry Beavers defeat Meadville 38 0 to win the 1969 Section Two title and close Lou Hanna’s 22 year tenure with 127 wins 63 losses and 7 ties. Dan Taylor scores five touchdowns while Rod Burrows leads a late drive finishing with Jim Hanna extra point. Senior players end high school careers as Corry secures its first league crown since 1963.
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Corry Beavers
Lou Hanna
Meadville
Beavers
Meadville Bulldogs
Corry
Hanna
Bulldogs
Orange and Black
Dan Taylor
Taylor
Aney
Sam Weber
Mark
Norm Hasbrouck
Jim Dolan
Steve Grice
Dan Weaver
Kim Headley
Hannamen
NFL Trades Reach Record 66 in 1969 Season
New York AP reports NFL teams completed a record 66 trades involving 91 players in 1969, surpassing the 1968 high. Trading ends at 4 p.m. Oct. 28 with no regular trades until season end. waivers are the only path afterward. Inter-conference trading will be allowed in 1970 starting Jan. 19 after the final post season game.
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NEW York
National Football League
Local Grid Notes and Trades Highlight Busy NFL Offseason
SCORES SECTION TWO lists Corry routing Meadville 38 0 and others with final standings for area teams Franklin Titusville Warren Oil City Meadville plus mixed results from LeBoeuf Harborcreek Northwestern North East Altoona Academy Franklin Strong Vincent East Lewistown Granville and more. The NFL's American Conference trade activity shows Baltimore Cleveland and Pittsburgh among clubs able to trade with 13 National Conference teams until March 1 with Atlanta leading in deals and Jim Purnell moving across four teams July 3 to July 12.
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LeBoeuf
Harborcreek
Northwestern
North East
Altoona
Academy
Franklin
Strong Vincent
East
Lewistown-Granville
General McLane
Union City
Girard
Wattsburg
Titusville
Oil City
Farrell
Ambridge
Beaver Falls
Ellwood City
Grove City
Hickory
NFL
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Jim Purnell
Chicago
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Big Jack Leads After Round At Kaiser Open Tourney
In Napa California James Nicklaus surged to a two stroke lead with seven of ten holes birdied for a 67. Ron Cerrude tied for third after a 69 while Lou Graham and Chuck Courtney trailed at 135 and 139 respectively. Wilf Homeruik tied Silverado course record with 65 and 136.
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Napa
Calif
Ron Cerrude
Big Jack
Big Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Nicklaus
Sahara
Lou Graham
Chuck Courtney
Graham
Courtney
Canada
Little Wilf Homeruik
Silverado Country Club
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Cerudo
Dick Crawford
Billy Casper
Dan Sikes
Bob Goalby
Steve Reid
Kermit Zarley
Ed Sneed
Arnold Palmer
George Archer
Ray Floyd
Await Decision on Quarterback for Steelers Sunday
PITTSBURGH AP Coach Noll to name the starter for Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers. Rookie Terry Hanratty started last week when veteran Dick Shiner was sidelined with an injury. Shiner has recovered from a bruised larynx and barked signals at practice.
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Pittsburgh
Noll
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Terry Hanratty
Washington Redskins
Dick Shiner
Steeler
Shiner
Cleveland
Undefeated Wyoming To Meet Arizona State Under Lights
Undefeated Wyoming brings league leading defense to Tempe to face Arizona State's potent offense in a key Western Athletic Conference showdown that could decide the title. Arizona State, 4-0-1, trails Wyoming's 6-0 record as Bob Jacobs' kicking helped Wyoming edge San Jose State 16-7 last week.
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Wyoming
Arizona State
Tempe
Ariz
Cowboys
Sun Devils
Bob Jacobs
San Jose State
Art Malone
Alabama
Mississippi State
Jackson
Miss
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Furman
East Carolina
Tulsa
Memphis State
West Texas State
Texas-Arlington
San Diego State
Fresno State
Ohio State
Northwestern
Texas
Southern Methodist
Rod Laver Named Top Tennis Player 1969
Rod Laver of Australia, Grand Slam winner, was named No. 1 tennis player of 1969 by an international panel. He will receive the Martini and Rossi Award. Tony Roche No. 2, John Newcombe No. 3, Arthur Ashe No. 4, completing the top ten: Tom Okker, Ken Rosewall, Fred Stolle, Roy Emerson, Stan Smith, and Richard Gonzales.
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New York
Rod Laver
Australia
Martini and
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Red Burrows
Dan McEldowne
Corry Beaver
Menavi Corry
Tay Quanreas
Jim Hanna
Corry Franklin
Warren
Too Later
Don Bradford
Bob Damon
Wanda Sanders
Edwards
Murphys
Roseanne Caruso
McCray Alum
Bender
Journal
Endsley
Garland
Garland Volunteer Fire Dept
Istab
Columbus
Arizona
Associated Press
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Penn State
Boston College
Southern California
California
Florida
Auburn
UCLA
Washington
Notre Dame
Navy
South Bend
Ind
Kansas State
Missouri
Purdue
Ilinois
Stanford
Oregon State
Colorado
Nebraska
Air Force
Army
Wisconsin
Michigan
Tai
Leu
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