Beavers Battle Titusville In High-Scoring Thriller
Corry Beavers and Titusville traded blows in Section Two with 12 different scorers, Titusville prevailing 33-32 after an electrifying finish. A late Beavers rally fell short as Roach failed to connect on two passes, leaving Corry at 1-5 while Titusville earned its first win of the season.
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Beavers
Orange and Black
Titusville
Rockets
Cory
Jerry Roach
Corry
Roach
Gary Swackhamer
Swackhamer
Beavers Edge Rockets In High Scoring Foes Clash
Titusville and Corry traded big plays as Theisen and Swackhamer led Titusville to a 33 26 comeback win. Van Horn set a late TD drive, but Corry answered with key stops and a late Roach interception to seal the game despite a frantic finish.
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Rockets
Jeff Theisen
Beaver
Roach
Titusville
Swackhamer
Jim van Horn
Corry
Rocket
Theisen
Herm Fentress
Titus
van Horn
Beavers
Greg Brown
Van
Tom’ Bracken
Kogan
Gary
Titusville Smashes Corry in High-Scoring Hopeful Clash
In a wild game Titusville tops Corry 38-32 despite a late miss on an extra point that proved decisive. Corry surged with five touchdown drives while Titusville answered with multiple long scoring drives and a late comeback bid highlighted by Brown, Darnofall, Tinko and Van Horn scores. Corry hosts McDowell next. Titusville faces Meadville.
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Titusville
Rosequisty Roberts
Varnum
Barns
Barnett
Rodgers
Hasbrouck
Anderson
Wilcox
Kaufman
van Horn
H. Fentress
Slayton
John Kocan
McNamara
Carlson
Linsted
Corrys
Brown
Tun
Kocan
Rosequist
L. Darnofall
Tinko
Theisen
Swackhamer
Kennedy
Williams
Beavers
Corry
Lon Hanna
Hannamen
Roach
Don Tinko
Terry Darnoall
Oil City Powers Past Bulldogs In Narrow 13 7 Victory
Oil City edged Meadville 13 7 at Bender Field as Jim Shaughnessy sparked the Oilers with two second half touchdowns and 108 rushing yards on 21 carries. Ed Gray replied for the Bulldogs with a 44 yard TD run, but Oil City defense recovered fumbles and limited passing yardage to clinch the win before Booster Night crowd of about 3,000.
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Meadville
Bulldogs
Oil City
Bender Field
Jim Shaughnessy
Oilers
Ed Gray
Shaughnessy
Longhorns blank Chargers 15-0 in Aee Football
Grice and Benson scored as the Longhorns shutout the Chargers 15-0 at Loveland Field. Grice’s 10 yard TD followed Stock ton’s fumble recovery, Benson added a 5 yard TD after a Corbett block of a punt, and a safety completed the scoring. Notre Dame leads the seventh and eighth grade league with a LZ mark. Longhorns sit 3-2-1 while Browns and Cobras are 3 and Chargers 0-5-1.
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Sveve Grice
Dan Benson
Longhorns
Chargers
Loveland Field
Grice
Len Stockton
Benson
Dan Corbett
Notre Dame
Browns
Cobras
Rozelle and Sawyer Spark Australia to 508 Victory in YMCA Meet
Rozelle led Australia to a 508 victory over the United States in a YMCA intra mural swimming meet. He won the 40 yard butterfly and 80 yard individual medley events while Tom Sawyer contributed strong finishes.
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Rozelle
Sawyer
Sparkle
Doug Rozelle
Australia
United States
YMCA
Tom Sawyer
Freshman Dim Barber Starts for Denison in Homecoming
Dim Barber, a freshman at Denison University, was slated to start at left guard in the homecoming game against ML Union. The ex-Corry High standout, listed at 6 feet 0 inches and 215 pounds, is praised by coach Keith Peiper as one of the finest football prospects in the freshman class. Denison, with a 4-0 record, battles for the Ohio Conference lead behind Barber in the Grainville, Ohio program.
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Vit Barner
Denison University
ML. Union
Wittenberg
Barber
CAHS
Denison
Rookie Golfer Leads Big Names At Sahara Invitational
Dick Sikes, a 24 year old rookie on the pro golf tour, holds a three stroke lead entering the third round of the Sahara Invitational. He boasts a five stroke edge over Ked Venturi with Arnold Palmer six strokes behind and Jack Nicklaus eight back.
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Whgas
Nev
Dick Sikes
Ked Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Long Captures Gold Medal Then Signs Off
AP Tokyo coverage notes Dallas Long won the 500th U.S. Olympic gold medal with a 66 ft 12 in shot put. He then announced retirement, saying he would not compete again. The U.S. lead in medals rose to 21 golds as Long led a strong track showing with world records and near-record finishes across events.
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Dallas
Long
United States
America
Los Angeles
Russia
Trina Press
Henry Cart
Arizona State University
U.S
Bob Hayes
Care
Paul Drayton
Cleveland
Randy Matson
Pampa
Tex
Eean
Belg Iwm
Gaston — Roelants
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Miss Press
Keane to Manage Yankees Berra Loses Post World Series
World Series fallout sends Johnny Keane toward the New York Yankees as Yogi Berra is replaced by Ralph Houk. Leo Durocher linked to the Cardinals, while Alvin Dark and Charlie Metro considered for various posts. Keane reportedly resigned in St Louis weeks earlier and Berra signed a two year field consultant deal with the Yankees.
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Keane
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Football Scores Section Two big games listed
Titusville 43 Corry 2 Ol City 13 Meadville 7 Franklin 7 Grove City 7 Greenville 37 Metcor 0 24 Johnsonburg 4 27 North East Erie Tech 28 Harborcreek 0 Erie East 14 McDowell 0 Lawrence Park 21 General McLane 13 Fort LeBoeuf 7 Northwestern Ripley 7 Sherman 0 Saegertown 34 Cambridge Springs 0
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CORRY
Ol City
Meadville
Pranklin
Grove City
Greenville
Metcor
Johnsonbury
North East
Orie Tech
Harborcreek
Blie East
McDowell
Lawrence Park
General McLane
Fort LeBoeuf
Northwestern
Evelyn Southworth Leads Night Owls League Event
Evelyn Southworth fired a July 212 in the Friday Nite Ladies League last night. Joanne Terwilliger posted 179, Betty Danion split, Bob Butett hit 202 in the Raymond Night Owls circuit.
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Evelyn Southworth
Joanne Terwilliger
Betty Danion
Bob Butett
Raymond
Night Owls
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