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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
7
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A fragmented city notice reports a tow operation that drew attention from residents. Officials caution about enforcement timing and privacy concerns as authorities review the incident's legality and community impact.
In Depth outlines how players 5-10 or shorter have earned NFL spots despite size biases. Kickers backs and receivers lead the list with stars like Mercury Morris and Greg Pruitt. Rolland Lawrence and Randy Vataha are noted locals. The piece argues attitude and perseverance turn height disadvantages into professional success.
Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates awaits the writers' decision on the National League MVP. He questions what the award truly honors, whether it goes to the best individual season or the player who most helps his team win a division. Ballots are cast after the regular season and playoff performance does not count.
Stargell reflects on his 1971 disappointment and bats .299 with 44 home runs and 118 RBIs while contending MVP talk centers on Pete Rose. He recalls Pittsburgh finishing third despite strong numbers and argues his performance rivals Rose's, citing a fan's league stats list.
Gary Troyer surged to a three game 620 series in the Marine National Classic Bowling League. Al Dunnewald added a 604 set while Don Sperry posted a 602 with a 235 high single. Mary Norton led the women with 520 as Spartansburg men’s league results show Crosby Garden Center and Floyd Brothers posting top scores including 202, 207, 220, and 217.
In Atlanta, the Falcons upset the previously unbeaten Vikings 24 21 as Eddie Ray caught a 39 yard TD pass with 1 10 left in the half to lead 17 7. Fran Tarkenton rallied Minnesota in the fourth quarter, but Tommy Nobis forced a key tackle sealing the win for Atlanta.
Ecumenicalists win easily over Presbyterians despite playing with four men. Methodists come from behind to beat Christian Missionary Alliance 29-21 and 24-21. Tourney pause to November 29 with Catholics vs CMA and Lutherans vs top seed.
Coming off a big win over Fredonia the Corry shooters beat Jamestown 1933 to 1911 in a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League match. Jeff Gifford led with 389, followed by Jim Shaver 388 Lyle Gif ford 387 Margie Shaver 385 and Jim Shaver Jr 384. Jacksonville State players reject Poultry Bowl bid after unanimous vote. Coach Pell and President Stone defer to players on postseason choice.
Ohio State solidifies No 1 ranking with 60 point lead over Alabama as 13 teams hold steady in the AP poll. Michigan, Notre Dame and Penn State each draw one first place vote amid a cluster of top contenders and weekend results shaping the top twenty. Coast to coast, Notre Dame and Penn State win. Nebraska and LSU win to stay in top 10.
CAHS cage clinic at the local gym tomorrow night at 7 p.m. offers a mini Beaver practice preview and introduces coaches Ed Partch’s Corry area team joining Sparta for the first time. A full court scrimmage closes the event with refreshments after courtesy of the Corry Beaver Club.
A scrambled list shows games including Washington at Detroit 12:15 p m Miami at Dallas 3 30 p m and other matchups such as Pittsburgh at Cleveland New York Giants at Philadelphia Buffalo at Baltimore Chicago at Minnesota Los Angeles at New Orleans New England at Houston Kansas City at Denver Atlanta at New York Jets San Diego at Oakland Monday Night features San Francisco and Green Bay.
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