Seven Seniors Play Final Game For Orange And Black
The Beavers defeated the Meadville Bulldogs 27 0 at Bend er Field Meadville marking the final game for seven seniors. The Orange and Black started slowly but surged in the second half while committing 85 yards in penalties.
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Beavers Dominate Meadville In Evans City Football Clash
Beavers drive 74 yards in opening period and build a 7 0 lead. Stockton scores second half TD, Harrison adds two point play, Taylor and Davis key plays as Corry seizes 20 13 win over Meadville with late scoring drive and stout defense.
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Beavers extend lead after Blynt end zone reception
Harrison connects to Bill Blynt for a successful PAT widening the Beavers lead to two. Corry presses on forcing Bulldog pressure with a fumble on kickoff and a string of punts and penalties. Four turnover moments and five Corry penalties mark a rough sequence as the host Bulldogs struggle to regain momentum.
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Corry Beavers cap strong football season with 27 0 win
Corry Area High School closed its season with a 27 to 0 victory over Meadville as Harrison connected with Blynt for a late TD and Burrows added the extra point. Meadville finished with a poor season, while Corry finished 5-4, fourth in Section Two, and preparing to switch to basketball. Eight seniors played final game, with several players honored for tough, hard hitting play.
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Allen Slashed Hand Heals Satisfactorily For Phillies
rruLADELPHIA AP reports Philadelphia Phillies slugger Rich Allen is healing well from a severely cut right wrist that sidelined him late last season. Orthopedic specialists at Temple University Hospital say tendon repair and wrist movement are very good, though nerve damage may take about three more months to show full recovery.
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Union City and Oil City Rally To Dual Wins
Union City clipped Cambridge Springs 34 40 to remain strong as Porky Whitmeyer scored three touchdowns and Scott Smith added two. Oil City rolled Erie Tech 40 19 with Doug Williams credited with three TDs to cap a pair of winless teams finally breaking through. Franklin edged Sharpsville 58 13 as Harvard claimed the Big Three cross country title with five Crimson runners in the top ten to win the meet.
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QOIBAU SCORES IN WIDE SECTION TWO
QOIBAU scores 27 to 0 against Meadville and 33, Union City over Cambridge Springs 33 21, Beaver Falls 21, Ellwood City 7. General McLane 33, Girard 0. Ridgway 19, Johnsonburg 10. Oil City 40, Erie Tech 19. Franklin 58, Sharpsville 13. Sherman 18, Little Valley 6. Harborcreek 14, Wattsburg 13. Falconer 33, Fi yeBoeuf 6. Erie Prep 26, Rochester Aquinas 26.
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Colonels move Thanksgiving game to Friday night
Louisville based Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Association shift their Thanksgiving Day contest with New Orleans to Friday night. In South Bend Indiana Notre Dame faces Michigan State in a postponed freshman football matchup moved to tomorrow afternoon.
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Steelers Browns Not Sure Of Starting QBs For Clash
Pittsburgh and Cleveland enter their Pitt Stadium clash without a guaranteed starter. Pittsburgh can choose between Kent Nix and Bill Nelson, while Cleveland may bench injured star Frank Ryan for Dick Shiner or Gary Lane. Ryan’s status uncertain. a 50,000 crowd expected.
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