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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1971
Page
9
A garbled line suggests names Britt and Loye and a place reference. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear action, date, or event details to determine a full news item.
A brief item notes that a radio device and tool posts were used at a location identified as Me Syir Wie. The report mentions gear involved and the setup of equipment for a specific event. No further names or places are clearly readable in the fragment.
AP picker predicts Washington Redskins stay unbeaten by beating Houston 20 to 10. Steelers claim sole first in AFC East with a 24-20 win over Cleveland. Lions beat Packers 24-13, 49ers roll Rams 20-6, Chiefs top Chargers 27-7, Raiders edging Broncos 23-16. Bears defeat Saints 23-17, Dolphins topple Bengals 28-17, Jets beat Patriots 20-16, Falcons conquer Cardinals 31-17, Cowboys defeat Giants 38-17.
The Seals defeated the Clams 56 to 38 to seize first place in the Corry YMCA Boys Intramural Swim League as Mussels beat the Shrimps 57 to 35. Dual winners for the Seals included Pfinsgraff, while Bill Dodd, Dale Lewis, and Jon Bennett led the Mussels.
The City Recreation Football League Cowboys improved to 5-0 at Loveland Field, defeating the Mudcats 24-6. John Hammond scored twice from 25 and 5 yards, Steve Rushin caught a 15 yard TD pass from Tony Rushin, and Doug Jaggi added a 55 yard wing reverse. Mudcats’ Jim Muckinhaupt had the lone TD for his team with a 65 yard kickoff return.
Tonight games feature Carry at Meadville Franklin at Greenville Grove City at Reynolds Sharpsville at Titusville Meadville at City. Tomorrow revival at Warren includes Hickory at Kennedy Christian Kanty Prep at Athol Springs St Francis East versus Vincent Tech at Jamestown Fairview at Wattsburg.
Dan Corbett a CAHS graduate and junior starting offensive tackle for the Golden Eagles of Clarion State College hails from West Park Place, sons of Mr and Mrs Floyd Corbett.
The Corry Rod and Gun Club will host its final Hunter Safety course before hunting season at the Chive ground is Columabus. Club president James Maynard and David Schweigert will conduct the session, with participants urged to arrive before 8:30 a.m. Lunch and a dollar for gun and ammo costs are requested, as guns and ammo will be provided. Eligible ages start at 12, with no upper age limit.
In Baltimore, Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh sticks with right-hander Ellis as his World Series opener against the Orioles and lefty Dave McNally. Elllis, amid elbow concerns and lodging quirks, says his arm feels fine while Las Vegas and New York odds clash over the matchup. Orioles manager Earl Weaver counters with Jim Palmer and Mike Cuellar to attack McNally, as Boog Powell’s hand issues loom.
The National Labor Relations Board plans an unfair labor practice charge against 24 major league clubs for refusing to disclose television contract breakdowns to the Players' Association. The case hinges on total rights fees, notably a $715 million four-year deal with NBC, and the failure to separate revenues by World Series and other broadcasts. The Players' Association says disclosure is essential to fair negotiations and pension funding links.
The Fish Commission moved coho salmon from Lake Erie tributaries to three inland lakes Lake Pleasant Waterworks Pond and Union City Reservoir to extend fishing for coho. A spokesman said the salmon had entered streams where fishing was not allowed and are being relocated to open angling areas.
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