Penalties Costly To Visitors Beavers Topple Jamestown
Beavers defeat Jamestown 7 to 6 in homecoming clash, ending Jamestown’s undefeated run. Jamestown was penalized for 105 yards in a rough game dominated by Beavers disciplined play with no penalties and one fumble. Rod Burrows punt led to a key Jamestown drive stalled by Beavers defense, while Loren Stockton scored the fourth quarter touchdown with blockers aiding his run. Journal photo by Johnston.
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Beavers
Jamestown
Jamestowners
Dunkirk
Olean
Harrison
Orange
Black
Red Raiders
New Yorkers
Rod Burrows
Ray Hodnett
Stockton
Frank Swigowski
Journal
Johnston
Orange and Black
Hannamen
Corry
Jacobson
Messina
Gary Peters
Bancroft
Corbett
Hanna
Denny Brown
Beavers Upset Jamestown In Thrilling Narrow Victory
The Corry Beavers stunned previously unbeaten Jamestown 7-6 as Stockton and Harrison led a late fourth quarter drive. Messina and Roselle sparked the Red Raiders earlier, but a Beaver goal line stand and key reverses sealed the upset in a tense finish.
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Jamestown
Stockton
Swart
Taylor
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Brown
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Red Raiders
Corbett
Messina
Roselle
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Hantamen
Jima Jacobson
Johnston
Blunt
Pat Corry
James Carhardt
Clarence Binney
Clifford Doney
Dominic Yacabucel
Jets Raiders Clash In Rivalry Tonight
The Oakland Raiders seek to extend their AFL winning streak as they face Joe Namath and the New York Jets in Shea Stadium with 60,000 plus fans expected. Pittsburgh and Cleveland brace for a big intradivision test at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland with both 12 records and high stakes.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
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Browns
Municipal Stadium
Frank Ryan
Bill Nelson
Miami
Buffalo
Denver
Boston
San Diego
Avola Scores in Close Battle Against Corry and Jamestown
In a League grid update Avola posts a 7 to 6 win over Corry and Jamestown. Warren dominates Meadville 41 to 0. Other scores include Titusville 13 over Grove City 0 and Saegertown 19 to Townville 6.
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Jamestown
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Meadville
Titusville
Grove City
Saegertown
Townville
Greenville
Oil City
McDowell
Vincent
Erie Prep
Rochester
Erie Academy
Bradford Farrell
Hickory
Randolph
Youngsville
Conneaut Valley
Cambridge Springs
Fairview
Girard
Fort LeBoeuf
General McLane
Troquoiis
Harborcreek
North East
Wattsburg
Northwestern
Union City
Sherman
Pine Valley
Sparta Nine Falls to Pleasantville in Rescheduled Game
Sparta merged high school baseball team lost to Pleasantville despite 18 strikeouts by pitcher Jerry Linden. Gary Fogle earned the win by fanning 10 Sparta batters. Linden took the loss. Sparta’s Ben Nicklaus leads next game against West Forest Monday at West Forest field.
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Sparta
Pleasantville
Gary Fogle
Linden
Ben Nicklaus
West Forest
Warren tops Meadville in rout. Titusville also wins
Warren Dragons crushed Meadville 41-0 as Dan O'Neil, Mike Hackett and Dan Reynolds each scored twice on passes from Ed O'Neil. Meadville totaled 46 yards while Warren gained 354. Titusville Rockets beat Grove City 13-0 behind QB Gene McNamara and RB Bob Putnam. Oil City fell 6-0 to Greenville. Franklin travels to Reynolds tomorrow.
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Bulldogs
Dan O'Neil
Mike Hackett
Dan Reynolds
Dragons
Ed O'Neil
Titusville Rockets
Beaver
Grove City
Gene McNamara
Rockets
John Bennett
Bob Putnam
Howard Morrison
Titusville
Oil City
Greenville
Greenville Trojans
Oiler
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Doug Williams
Franklin
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Jim Casel
Lou Hanna
Burrows
John Messina
Tony Nunes
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Porter
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Mot
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