Blundering Beavers Routed by Warren Dragons in Big Loss
R L McCray reports Corry Beavers were overwhelmed by Warren 47 to 0, suffering five turnovers and a blocked punt. Warren dominated with 20 first downs and near 800 rushing yards, extending a streak of five straight shutouts against Corry. The piece notes CAHS struggles and previews upcoming game vs Greenville, with the Erie County League future hinted.
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Corry Beavers
Warren
Corry
Dragons
Toby Shea
Oil City
Greenville
CAHS
Beavers
Joe Wozneak
Tobin Leads Corry Cross Country To First Section I Title
Sophomore Jim Tobin won his first No 1 finish last week in Corry’s cross country victory in Ol City. The result gave CAHS its first Section I title ever. Tobin, once a standout freshman, battled leg injuries but is expected to be ready as Hy Daley’s Orange and Black prepare for a makeup race with Strong Vincent in town Wednesday.
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Jim Tobin
Corry
Ol City
CAHS
Tobin
Hy Daley
Panthers Lose Cavanaugh in Win Over Louisville
Pittsburgh faces quarterback turmoil as Matt Cavanaugh suffers a hairline ankle fracture and is out three to four games. With Robert Haygood already hurt for the season, coach Johnny Majors must turn to Tom Yewcic and other backups while the team relies on defense and the kicking game as they prepare to host Miami. Yewcic, Jackson, and Migliore compete for the next start on a rain-soaked field.
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Greenville
CAHS
Joe Sanford
Johnny Majors
Matt Cavanaugh
Louisville
Cavanaugh
Pitt
Robert Haygood
Majors
Tom Yewcic
Panther
Yeweic
Yewcic
Miami
Woody Jackson
Ion
Bell
Tony Dorsett
Panthers
Louisvile
Ford
Oklahoma
Texas
Bell tops rushing mark in 347 yard star turn
Ricky Bell gashed Washington State for 347 yards on 31 carries lifting USC into a 23-14 win. Bell tied for second all time with 1,008 yards in five games, chasing the season mark of 1,681 by Ed Marinaro. OJ Simpson’s NFL record pace is cited as a benchmark as Bell pursues 2,000 rushing yards.
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Herschel Nissenson
O.J. Simpson
Ricky Bell
Simpson
University of Southern California and
Pacific
Bell
O.J
Udd
Southern Ca
Washington State
Cornell
Ed Marinaro
Marinaro
Southern Cal
John Robinson
Heis
Michigan
Ron Johnson
Eric Allen
Michigan State
CAHS Sports This Week Highlights
This week features JV football at home against Titusville on Monday at 7 pm. Tuesday brings girls basketball versus Franklin. Friday night showcases Varsity football at Greenville with the outcome to follow.
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Titusville
Frarlin Wee
Greanvile
Return to Corry Brings Joy and Renewed Citizenship
A visitor writes from Carry Pennsylvania recounting a week in Corry that revived old memories and expressed gratitude for the warm, universal welcome. He explains how thirty years away did not dampen affection and declares Corry the greatest city on earth through its enduring brotherly love.
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Carry
Enid
Corry
California
Thane
Makex Corry
Pennsylvania
Pirates Pitcher Bob Moose Dies In Ohio Car Crash
Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Moose, on his 29th birthday, was killed in a Saturday night two car crash near Martins Ferry, Ohio. Four injured, including two women from Pennsylvania. Moose had a 14 3 1969 season and a no hitter against the Mets. Funeral planned in Export, Pennsylvania. survived by wife Alberta and daughter April.
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Bob Moose
Ohio
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Rose
Moose
Reds
Bob
Joe L. Brown
Pirate
Martins Ferry
Ohio 7
Stephen George
Yorkville
Ragland
Bill Mazeroski
Dave Giusti
Mazeroski
Dawn Kuhns
Jeannette
Elaine Schneider
Coraopolis
Schneider
Ohio Valley Medical Center
Export
Wie
Alberta
April
The
Pirates
Mets
New York
Cincinnati
Crotty-Ferrando’s Scott Hunt’s TD wins close Recreation game
Hunt scored the only touchdown as his 4-0 team edged Cliff Buesink’s Cats Wright School in the last Recreation Football League game. The league has completed two thirds of its regular schedule. Country Foods sits at 3-1 with Jesta Crotty starring in a big grid contest.
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Crotty-Ferrando
Scott Hunt
Recreation Football League
Cliff Buesink
A Cat Wright
Country Foods
Jesta Crotty
Browns Upset Steelers in Cleveland Narrow Win
Cleveland Browns, using third string QB Dave Mays, beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 18 to 16 as Bradshaw left with neck and back injuries. Mays drove Cleveland for a go ahead TD in the third, aided by Don Cockroft’s four field goals. Pittsburgh, with Bradshaw hospitalized, fell to 1-4 while Cleveland relied on Cockroft and a strong kicking game.
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Bradshaw
Steelers
Browns
Brian Sipe
Cleveland
Mike Phipps
Dave Mays
Mays
Southern University
Shreveport
Sipe
Denver
Don Cockroft
Blanton Collier
Bradshaw OK Resting After Browns Game
Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw is resting comfortably at Divine Providence Hospital with neck and back injuries after being bear hugged and slammed to the turf by Browns defensive end Joe Jones in Sunday’s 18-16 loss. X-rays were negative, but the extent of injuries remains undetermined as Bradshaw was to be re-evaluated.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Pittsburgh Steelers
Holy Trinity
Chuck Noll
Cleveland Browns
Steelers
Houston Oilers
Cincinnati Bengals
Noll
Terry Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Brown
Joe
Turkey" Jones
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steeler
Divine Providence Hospital
Cleveland
Joe Jones
Browns
Steeler
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R.L. McCray
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Cliff Geer
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Dan “Elmo” Wright
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Mike Toy
Yenchak
Shontz
Corry Area High School
McCray
Dallas
Betty Ford
Colorado
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Oklahoma State
Kansas
Sam Lisle
Laverne Smith
Gale Sayers
John Riggins
Harris
Bieier
Kruczek
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Swann
Grossman
Rucker
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Pitburgh
Cockroft
Pit—Havers
Arnealt Nalon
Washington
Western
Strowanburg
Cheyney
Bainboro State
Yndlanu U
Cali
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Gelimbar
Iar
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Jutztown
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