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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1976
Page
9
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In a windy Chicago meeting, the Bears defeated the previously unbeaten Vikings 14 to 13. Tarkenton threw for 272 yards, but failed to overcome Chicago despite his 40,421 career passing yards. Unitas still holds the season record but Tarkenton stated the milestone meant little.
In a tight district meet at Edinboro, three senior runners led Corry to 4th place of 21 teams, narrowly missing a state bid. Grove City Northwestern and Fairview topped the field, with CAHS freshman Brent Henderson earning Corry’s lone state berth.
Clymer Pirates beat Ripley 28-6 to move to 5-1 in Division III, edging Mayville for first place and needing only a win over Pine Valley to claim a share of the league title. Burt Lichus ran 161 yards with two scores while Dick Cooper added 101 yards. Ripley quarterback Mark McKillip connected on 21 of 43 passes for nearly 200 yards.
The Erie Blades were blanked 6 0 by Syracuse in a tough road game. Erie falls to 2 3 on the season and next hosts Main and Johnstown at Erie County Field House over the weekend. Chiefs owners and players open negotiations in Washington as talks begin today.
Warren earns its first Northwest Football Conference crown after a season finale in which Warren and Hickory clinched titles. Hickory wins Western Division with a 7 win over Sharpsville while Warren edges Oil City for top in Section II standings amid shifting league alignments and scattered scores across the final standings.
Temple coach Wayne Hardin passed up a potential tie against Penn State and went for a two point conversion, but failed as Penn State edged Temple 31 20. Paterno praised Hardin's gutsy call and noted a tie would have boosted Hardin's program. Eddie Dibbs won the Paris Indoor Tennis Open over Jaime Fillol in a three hour plus final.
Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the New Orleans Jazz 106-92 to extend their unbeaten start. Coach Bill Fitch lamented eight turnovers and only seven good minutes, while Bobby Smith led Cleveland with 17 points as they held on after a late dip in their big first-half lead. The Lakers also topped the Pistons 121-101, and Seattle beat Atlanta 126-112 as Bruce Seals scored 21 for the Supersonics. In Pensacola, Gary Wintz shot 67 to lead the rain-delayed Pensacola Open after three rounds</s>
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