Corry Beavers Set Homecoming Clash With Hickory Hornets
Corry hosts Hickory at Sheen Field in a non league battle to cap a week of homecoming festivities. Co captains Norm Hasbrouck and Tom Mitchell lead the Beavers with Hasbrouck at left guard and Mitchell at left tackle. A win would secure at least a winning season as coach Lou Hanna keeps the attack and defense largely intact. Darryl Emmons may see action on offense and starting lineup includes Grice Mitchell Hasbrouck Boutwell Darnofall Weaver Dolan Downey Darndfall Weber Taylor. Kickoff is 8 p.m. with a large homecoming crowd anticipated and a halftime program planned.
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Cross Country Showdown: Corry Hosts Oil City Today
Corry enters a high pressure clash as an undefeated team faces Oil City, last year’s Section IT winner. Oil City brings back six runners from 1968 top 10, while Corry counts only Jim Burrows among the veterans. Key duel pits Burrows against junior Dave Bender, with Pele and Cunningham contending for third.
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Warren at Meadville and Other Games on Schedule
Tomorrow’s slate includes Warren at Meadville and East versus McDowell at the Stadium plus a full set of local football matchups: Troquois at Northwestern General McLane at Ft LeBoeuf Wattsburg at North East Youngsville at Randolph Townville at Saegertown Cambridge Springs at Conneaut Valley Tech at Bradford Girard at Harborcreek Venango at Fairview Greenville at Oil City Titusville at Grove City Aliquippa at New Castle Ambridge at Sharon Ellwood City at Braddock Brocton New York at Eisenhower Johnstown at West Mifflin North Punxsutawney at Indiana Uniontown at Bethel Park Fredonia at St Francis Kanty Prep at Ripley Tomorrow Vincent at Jamestown Prep at Academy Farrell at Hopewell Sharpsville at Kennedy Brookfield at Reynolds.
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Becker Retires as Cubs Pitching Coach
Chicago Cubs pitching coach Joe Becker, age 57, announced his resignation after the final game of the season in a letter to vice president John Holland. Bobby Duhon of the New York Giants will undergo knee surgery today for a torn cartilage and is expected to miss six to eight weeks.
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Track showdown at Sheen Field for top ten finishers
Rick Weaver and Joe Nichols duel in a tightly matched field where Nichols relies on hill running and Weaver seeks state form. Gary Dahl Jim Purpura push Goss Bemis Colvin for sixth through tenth while Gary Fralick grows fast as a potential dark horse. The race starts at 4 p.m. at Sheen Field.
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Dolphins and Squid win YMCA intramural swims meet
At Corry YMCA the Dolphins defeated the Rays 49 to 46 and the Squid beat the Skates 50 to 40. Results list winners across multiple events including medleys, sprints, and relays with top performers such as Kay Kelsey Kim Kelsey D. Lundy M. Leishman and T. Koloja. The meet showcases continued intramural swimming competition for girls with team standings and numerous event times.
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Sciota Lumber Leads Standings After Close Scores
In a tight lumberyard league card, Stahl and Armitage top the action with We Th Jack Armitage scoring 215, Dave Edwards 211, and Norm Wittig 200 as the field handles a brisk round.
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Sal Bando Keeps On Bombing in Athletics Victory
Sal Bando led Oakland with a triple and a single in four at bats as the A’s beat Seattle 3 1 at Sicks Stadium. He has 15 hits in 18 trips this season at Seattle for a .833 average. The AL playoffs open Saturday with Minnesota at Baltimore.
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Clemente Second Rose Wins Batting Title With .348
Pete Rose clinches the National League batting title with a .348 average as Roberto Clemente finishes runner up at .345. Rose seals the crown with a bunt single in the Reds 8 3 win over Atlanta while Clemente goes 3 for 3 to finish just .008 behind. Alou sets a major league at bats record with 698 as McCovey fails to catch Willie in the home run race.
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Cross Country On Horseback Heads West To Calf Route
Three Philadelphia bachelors quit the good life for a 3600 mile horseback trek across the United States. Bill Noel 32 Walt Stock 30 and a third rider set out from Philadelphia heading toward Scranton then along the Appalachian Trail to the south west toward Arkansas Oklahoma and finally California. They expect to average 25 miles daily work for grub and shelter as they travel. They aim to reach the halfway point between Arkansas and Oklahoma by February.
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