Corry Beavers Dominate Titusville 24 0 in football clash
Corry's Beavers crushed Titusville 24 to 0 in a display of dominant line play and stout defense. John Clark limited the Rockets while Corry’s offense controlled both sides of the ball, accelerating toward a Section Two crown while eyeing Meadville and a potential undefeated season under coach Hanna.
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The
Beavers
Rockets
Titusville
Lou Hanna
Corry
Clark
Meadville Bulldogs
Meadville
Bulldogs
Hanna
McDowell
Dunkirk
North Hills Golf Course crowns 1969 champions
Tournament officials at North Hills Municipal Golf Course announced the winners. Jack Castor defeated Walter Bowen to become the 1969 course champion. In the first flight Dave Taylor beat Dave Miller, and in the second flight Les Utegg defeated Dick Ohrn.
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North Hills Municipal Golf Course
Jack Castor
Walter Bowen
Castor
Dave Taylor
Dave Miller
Les Utegg
Dick Ohrn
Rams Stay Undefeated In Rec League With Colts Win
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Baltimore Colts 12 to 6 to remain undefeated. Colts led 6-0 after Mark Clark scored from the one yard line but missed the extra point. Rams replied with Bill Hammerlee 60 yard drive for a touchdown and Rick Fenno added a eight yard TD. Colts defense pressured late but Rams held on.
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the Recreation
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Baltimore Colts
Colts
Rams
Mark Clark
Te Rams
Bill Hammerlee
Rick Fenno
Packers
Phoenix
Ariz
Army
Lones Wigger
Carter
Mont
U.S
Wigger
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Corry Area Names New Head Wrestling Coach
Herman A. Rennels of 608 West Church Street Corry was named head wrestling coach at the Corry Area Joint School Committee meeting. He fills the post left by Bob Benson and previously coached at Corry Area High School from 1961 onward. The salary for the position is $700.
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Herman A. Rennels
West Church Street
Corry
Corry Area
Rennels
Bob Benson
Mets as Group Worth $250000 in World Series Commerce
Baseball endorser Frank Scott notes the New York Mets as a collective asset worth about 250000, arguing the team sells as a unit rather than by individual stars. He cites Seaver and players like Krane pool and Boswell as part of a deeper Mets value in the World Series context.
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New York
Frank Scott
Madison Ave
New York Mets
Mets
Scott
Tom Seaver
Kranepool
Boswell
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Sandy Koufax
Frank Robinson
Carl Yastrzemski
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
NBC
Robinson
Met
Baltimore
Gil Hodges
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Corry Liffle League
Tom Ross
Karl McCarthy
Kevin Amy
Bill Moats
Bruce Sandberg
Larry Sarnicki
Rusty Brant
Sam ™ Barbalaci
Jeff Brown
Jim Bennett
John Rote
Herm Steaves
McMichael
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Wattsburg Hotel
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Angelo Frisina
Ron Rathbun
Bud’ Consta
Harry Manderville
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Stansburg
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Fish Ford
Rick Culver
Bob Rigby
Dick Dean
Bill Scouten Sr
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Ben’s Steak House
Stanley Bailey
Walt Wawrejka
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Lavern Fitch
Leonard Fralick
New North Hills
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Ealtas
Time Magazine
Invitarion Wational
Robert M. Bracken Olin
W. Bracken
City of Corry
City Engineer’s
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Rudy
Whi Kids
Cobbett's
Gene Buesink
Ford National Bank ‘Rossin
Marine Bank Classic League
Bob Hand
Sam Denardi
George Koestne
Dave Wetmore
Ed Zewatsky
Art Perkins
George Barr
Doc Bailey
Gene Boesink
Wayde Querreveld
Carl Clabbats
Chuck Hess
Ray Blynt
Phil Sample
John Woodward
Tom Smith
Rosie Caruso
Joe Baressi
Earl Meerhoff
Paul Hopson
Dick Patten
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