A's and Tigers set for decisive AL series start
AL pitchers dislike playoffs as Billy Martin and Dick Williams lead the Tigers and A’s into a best of five. Mickey Lolich matches up against Catfish Hunter with Woodie Fryman also in the mix for Oakland. Al Kaline remains Tigers’ veteran bat as Detroit travels to Oakland for Game 1.
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Beaver Game Set Tonight at Howard J. Sheen Field
Beaver football fans who work Friday nights can see the Beavers play the Meadville Bulldogs tonight at Howard J. Sheen Field. A rain delay yesterday postponed the Corry Meadville game and Corry Area Homecoming, but the 8 p.m. kickoff proceeds with the queen’s crowning at halftime. Gate tickets are 1.25 for students, 1.50 for adults, and 1.75 for all reserved seats.
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Corry Girls Fall In Overtime To Cranberry
Corry Area High School girls basketball pushed Cranberry to overtime but lost 30 to 24 at the CAHS gym. Coach Pat Sack praised the hard work. Anne Theisen led Corry with 10 points, followed by Linda Consolo with seven.
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Tony Adams Faces Texas As Utah State Opponent
Tony Adams returns to Austin tonight, now with Utah State, to play the ninth ranked Longhorns in a night slate that also features LSU at Rice and Arizona at UCLA. Adams once led Texas freshmen to 3-2 in 1968 after passing for 469 yards and four touchdowns.
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Weekend Grid Adds Varied Football Scores Across Regions
An array of high school and college football results dominated a busy weekend schedule. From Northwest Conference games featuring Conneaut Valley, Cambridge Springs, and Meadville rivals to standout performances by Adams at Utah State, the report highlights key scores and notable player notes amid the packed slate of top college matchups including No. 3 Ohio State at California and No. 5 Michigan vs Navy.
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Landry Urges Cowboys to Strike Now for Key Win
Cowboys coach Tom Landry urged a timely push as Dallas prepared for a Sunday showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Texas Stadium. Morton faces Bradshaw in a battle of veteran versus youth, while Jets at Dolphins and other NFL Week four matchups filled a slate otherwise dominated by early-season intrigue.
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CAHS Students Complete Hunter Safety Course
CAHS students completed the Pennsylvania Hunter Safety Course offered with the help of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the Corry Rod and Gun Club. George Gibson and Dave Schweigert led instruction for 210 students across five classroom sessions and a supervised shooting session at Red and Gull Club in Columbus with assistants Shaver, McCray, Morris, and Lugaila.
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Seamen Tops May Just Misses 600 in Night Owls Bowling
Bob May nearly reaches 600 with 599 total as he posts 205 and 208 games in the Corry Jamestown Night Owls league. Frannie Seamens earns high single with a 213 as welding in 6 Shipping oo is listed among the night’s results.
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Blass Faces Reds In NL Playoff Debut At Three Rivers
Pittsburgh pitcher Steve Blass, known for a distinctive delivery and nerves, prepares to start against Cincinnati in the NL playoff opener at Three Rivers Stadium. The 18- record holder faces Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, and Bobby Tolan, with Johnny Bench and Tony Perez behind them. Blass notes his slow curve added last season helped win four more games.
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Sparky Hopes MVP Won By Cincy Star
Reds manager Sparky Anderson says the MVP should come from John Bench Joe Morgan Willie Stargell or Billy Williams and backs Bench for best NL catcher. He also champions Steve Carlton as NL pitcher of the year and notes Pittsburgh Pirates star Stargell’s 33 homers and 12 RBI.
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