Gibson Dominates McLain as Cardinals Cruise to 10 1 Win
DETROIT AP Bob Gibson pitched another five hitter with 17 strikeouts as St. Louis overwhelmed Denny McLain and five Detroit pitchers 10 1 to take a 3 1 lead in the World Series. Gibson endured a long rain delay before the win, while McLain left the game in the third inning with shoulder trouble and a 0 2 record in the Series. Lou Brock opened with a 415 foot homer as the Cardinals built a big early lead and McLain was staked with four runs on six hits through 2 2 innings. McLain and the Tigers face possible further changes as the Series heads to its next installment.
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Bob Gibson
Denny McLain
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Cardinals
Mickey Lolich
Tiger
Nelson Briles
Lolich
Briles
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington
Wise
Sandy Koufax
Whitey Ford
Lou Brock
Meadville Upsets Warren in Gridiron Clash
Meadville Bulldogs stun Warren Dragons 25 20 as time winds down. Trailing 20 19, Meadville blocks punt on their own 14 yard line with 2 23 left to play sealing first win for coach John Hyland in Red and Black.
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Meadville Bulldogs
Warren
John Hyland
Red and Black
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Seard
Meadville Bulldogs Dominate Dragons for Section Two Win
Meadville defeats Warren 20 to 7 after a sharp 67 yard drive capped by a 3 yard Roe to Davis pass and a 4 yard Davis TD. Dragon defense faltered late as Carson intercepted Warren near Meadville's four yard line. Meadville remains in title chase facing three Section Two foes, while Warren finishes league play and enters non league games.
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Warren
Meadville
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Bobby Roe
Marty Davis
Davis
Dragons
Dick Carson
Craig Young
Titusville Rockets
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Grove City
Indiana Romps Over Edinboro in Blowout Victory
Indiana, ranked 19th among small colleges, crushed Edinboro 53-0 as Wilkes routed Moravian 40-0 and Mansfield topped Cheyney State 56-33. West Chester hammered Millersville 63-7, while Penn State, Pitt, and others posted notable wins in a day of heavy college football action across Pennsylvania and nearby teams.
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Associated Press
Wilkes
West Chester
Indiana State
Mansfield
Moravian
Millersville
Edinboro
Cheyney State
Indiana
Colonels
Bill Rees
Bert Nye
Reese
Nye
Eiinbora
Burrows 20th In Gannon Invitational
Corry's Jim Burrows finished twentieth at the Gannon Invitational at Frontier Park Erie. The Corry squad placed 18th of 25 teams with 196 runners entered. Erie Strong Vincent won team standings. Other Corry finishers were Dick Root, Jim Purpura, Joe Nichols, Rich Dennis, Gary Fairchild, and Jeff Fuller as they prepared to host unbeaten Inquiry tomorrow.
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Frontier Park
Erie
Jim Burrows
al Foriska
Meadville
Pittsburgh
Canevin Catholic
Vincent
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Burrows
Dick Root
Jim Purpura
Joe Nichols
Rich Dennis
Gary Fairchild
Jeff Fuller
Beaver Harriers
Inoquois
UCLA Loses As Top Ten Streak Ends At Syracuse
UCLA, the lone top ten team to fall, drops 20-7 to Syracuse while Mississippi’s Rebels and West Texas State’s Mercury Morris push scoring records. Morris racks 340 rushing yards and 3 40-yard field goal by Perry King lifts Ole Miss over Alabama 10-8. Purdue and USC win easily as No 9 UCLA suffers setback.
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Mercury Marrs
Ol’ Migs
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Perry King
Eugene Morris
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Mercury
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Fred Wendt
Texas-El Paso
New Mexico State
Purdue
Southern California
Leroy Keyes
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USC
Miami
J. Simpson
UCLA
Bruins
Syracuse
Bill Maddox
Penn State
West Virginia
Nittany Lions
Mountaineers
Mike Sherwood
Florida
Mississippi State
Nove Dame
Vanishing Town
Terry Tanratty
Oilers Drop Into Tie For Last With Bills
The Houston Oilers, defending AFL champs, fall to a cellar tie with Buffalo at 1-? as Boston led Oakland 10-7 at halftime and Oakland surged to a 41-10 win. Denver beat Cincinnati 10-7. New York edged San Diego 23-20. Kansas City beat Buffalo 18-7. Pete Beathard hospitalized. Beathard absence left Houston challenged by Miami.
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Oilers
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Oakland Raiders
Warren Wells
Oakland
Raiders
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Cincinnati
Steve Tensi
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New York
San Diego
Kansas City
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Hewritt Dixon
Lamonica
Charlie Smith
Fred Biletnikoff
Houston
Pete Beathard
Miami
Woodie Campbell
Willie West
John Bramlett
Larry Csonka
Dolphins
Bob Griese
Arl Noonan
Bowling Scoring Digest From Beaver Area Meet
Mixed doubles results include Hit and Miss 137 Perkilators and Art Perkins Kane. Beaver Bantam, Wendy Scouten, and Sam Smith lead with high game scores. Boys and Girls divisions list top bowlers such as Gary Zajac, Lanny Fitch, Roseann Caruso, and Patty Wetmore. Early rounds show Pan Goodwill and Len Migliaccio among notable performances with various team tallies from Adelbert to Johns Hopkins.
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Kane
Vikings Take Solo First in Central with Win Over Lions
Minnesota, hampered by two injured quarterbacks, beat Detroit 24 to 10 to seize sole possession of first in the NFL Central. No. 1 QB Joe Kapp left with a head injury, while backup Gary Cuozzo suffered a dislocated shoulder but led a late scoring drive. Detroit and Green Bay trailed as Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Dallas also posted wins in varied NFL action.
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Washington
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Jim Lindsey
Fred Cox
Bill Munson
Mel Fart
Gene Washington
Packers
Norma van Brooklin
Donny Anderson
Bart Starr
Clark
Chuck Howley
Jim Hart
Giants
Rain Cancels Corry Area High School Football Schedule
With no prospect of better weather, Low Hanna the athletic director cancels today’s football slate at Sheen Field. The junior high game against Warren and the junior varsity contest with Franklin are both called off outright and will not be rescheduled.
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Sheen Field
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Franklin
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Hanna
Clymer Pirates fall to Panama 19 14 in upset
The Clymer Pirates lost their first game in three starts as Panama defeated them 19 to 14. Danny Eggleston opened scoring for Panama, with Jon Odell briefly regaining the lead for Clymer before Earl Adams sealed the win for Panama with a 14 yard run in the final period. Game stats note 15 first downs combined and 239 total yards.
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Clymer
Dan Bemis
Jack Loomis
Earl Adams
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