Beavers Fall In Finale Bulldogs Unstoppable In Last Half
Meadville overwhelmed Corry 34 13 to end the Beavers season on a sour note. Meadville led 13 0, then built to 27 6 before Corry replied with a late touch down return by Larry Rieck. The Bulldogs dominated every major stat and sealed the win with a 9 second remaining kickoff.
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Corry High
Meadville
Bulldogs
Finis
Beavers
Tony Stellato
Corry
Larry Rieck
Bulldog
Steve Hall
Beaver
Jerry Cobb
Rick Gray
j'Hall
Chuck Kennedy
Larry Darndall
Kennedy
Jerry Roach
Greg Brown
Roach
Larry Darnoall
Stellato
Bob Power
Hall
Jim Leni
Cobb
Power
Ron Johnson
Johnson
Gray
Jagvees
Tom
Rieck
Eoile
Nick Downey
1965 Grid Season Now History
MEADVILLE ends with Knorr Henninger Murphy Dunn Straw Zadrazny Katikowski TACKLES Manning Terrill Miller Vozar Noblit GUARDS Turno Brunner Luben Widmann Smith Lapuma CENTERS Frisina Carr Prenatt BACKS Hall Johnson Gray Power Whalen Kelland Leri Levinsky Chess Hickerwell Musica. Damico CORRY ends Carrier Harrison Rieck Swackhamer Weis Donoghue Grice TACKLES Corbett K McChesney Hillstrom Brady Rumbaugh Brewer Nichols GUARDS Mick Dubrosky G McChesney Savko Johnston Wade Macko CENTERS Wascak J McChesney D Brown BACKS Roach G Brown L Darnofall T Darnofall Kennedy Walsh Cobb Downey Murray Stockton Piccirillo McCray TOUCHDOWNS M Power 7 run M Gray 19 runback with punt M Kennedy 2 run M Leri 1 run M Power 6 run M Gray 7 rum C Rieck 35 run with interception EXTRA POINTS M Hall 4 placement C Downey run.
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Meadville
Knorr
Henninger
Murphy
Dunn
Straw
Zadrazny
Katikowski
Manning
Terrill
Miller
Vozar
Noblit
Turno
Brunner
Luben
Widmann
Smith
Lapuma
Frisina
Carr
Hall
Johnson
Gray
Power
Whalen
Kneeland
Leri
Levinsky
Chess Hickerwell
Musica
Damico
Corry
Carrier
Harrison
Rieck
Swackhamer
Weis
Donoghue
Grice
Corbett
K. McChesney
Hillstrom
Brady
Rumbaugh
Brewer
Nichols
Mick
Dubrosky
G. McChesney
Savko
Johnston
Wade
Macko
Wascak
J. McChesney
D. Brown
Roach
G. Brown
L. Darnofall
T. Darnofall
Kennedy
Walsh
Cobb
Downey
Murray
Stockton
Piccirillo
McCray
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M — Kennedy
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M — Power
Rum
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M — Hall
C — Downey
Devlin Wins Wills Masters After Final-Round Swing
Devlin of Australia captures the Wills Masters at Sydney's Kensington House, finishing with a 286 total after 66 74 73 and 78 in the final round. New Zealand's Bob Charles faltered with an 80 after leading by five strokes through 54 holes. Peter Thomas, another Australian, finished one stroke back at 287 following 69 70 74 74.
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Sydney
Australia
Bruce Devlin
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Devlin
Kensington
Peter Thomas
Bowling league highlights from Friday night action
Dona McEldowney topped the Friday Night Ladies league with 526 series on games of 165 170 and 191. Also noted were Blaine Koval scoring a 48-10 split and Gladys Field recording a 5-10 split in the same event.
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Dona McEldowney
Blaine Koval
Gladys Field
Football Scores From Meadville to Northwestern
Meadvill e scored 34 over Corry 13 and Franklin fell to Sharpsville 22 to 26. Erie Tech led Oil City 54 to 26 while Greenville topped McDowell 20 to 12. Erie East suffered 20 to 0 loss to Erie Strong Vin cent. Forestville beat Sherman 7 to 6 as Union City won 7 to 0 at Harborcreek. Fort LeBoeuf edged Wattsburg 22 to 0. Hickory defeated Grove City 33 to 7. Corry Insurance and Corry Pharmacy listed as sponsors.
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CORRY
Franklin
Sharpsville
Erie Tech
Oil City
Greenville
McDowell
Erie East
Erie
Vincent
Forestville
Sherman
Union City
Girard
North East
Northwestern
Harborcreek
Fort LeBoeuf
General McLane
Wattsburg
Hickory
Grove City
Alvin Dark Rumored as A's Manager Replacement
Kansas City AP report says officials deny a New York World Telegram claim that Alvin Dark, former Giants manager, would replace Haywood Sullivan as Oakland A's manager. Club owner Charles Finley unavailable for comment. Ed Lopat, executive VP, longtime former manager, mentioned in the chatter.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kig City Athletics
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Haywood Sullivan
A's
Charles C. Finley
New York World Telegram
Sun
Dark
Sullivan
A’s
Ed Lopat
The
Athletics
Lowe Nears AFL Rushing Lead in Week’s Key Matchup
AFL star Abner Haynes nears the all time rushing lead as Denver hosts San Diego led by Paul Lowe in a pivotal divisional clash. The Denver Broncos and Chargers pursue top spot while Buffalo, Oakland and New York chase in varied schedules across the league and conference.
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Associated Press
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Swilly
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George Blanda
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Jets
Rams Release Bobby Smith Sign Jim Sliger as Replacement
Los Angeles Rams released halfback Bobby Smith yesterday and signed Jim Sliger from the Dallas Cowboys as a replacement. Sullivan offered no confirmation. In Lake Charles Louisiana, Dark said he has not spoken to Finley since season end and no managerial discussion was mentioned.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Bobby Smith
Jim Sliger
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Bears and Colts clash as win streaks ride on Week’s denouement
In a Western Conference showdown the Bears seek to extend a four game run behind Sayers and Livingston while the Colts aim to halt a skid and keep their title chances alive. Other NFL action includes Detroit at Green Bay, Cleveland at Pittsburgh, and Minnesota versus Los Angeles as teams chase playoff momentum. Rickey hospitalized in St. Louis prompts baseball note.
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San Francisco
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Don Meredith
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