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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1968

Page

10

Beavers shake up Section Two with upset over league leaders

Meadville, Oil City, Franklin, and Titusville clash as Meadville beats Oil City 20 6 and Franklin routs Grove City 26 0 to share the Section Two lead. Titusville 28 Meadville 20 and McDowell 33 Corry 18 set up upcoming showdowns while Jamestown visits Warren and Franklin hosts Oil City in a title chase shaped by injuries and coaching changes. Susie Shields, a Findley Lake native, competes in the Olympics 100 m butterfly for the U S swimming team.

Meadville Oil City Oi City Franklin Grove City Olean Warren Titusville Corry Findley Lake U.S

Corry Beaver Faces McDowell Trojans Tonight At Home

Corry Beaver football hosts undefeated McDowell Trojans at Howard J. Sheenfield aiming to extend a three-win three-toss season. QB Denny Harrison and HB Sam Dubrosky named co captains as Coach Lou Hanna drills defense to stop the strong Trojan ground game led by Jeff Davis and Doug Fabian. Dan Taylor leads Beaver scorers with ten touchdowns this season.

Trojans McDowell Doug Fabian Jeff Rebel Davis Beaver Corry Beaver Une McDowell Trojans Howard J. Sheenfield Lou Hanna Denny Harrison Sam Dubrosky Erie Beavers Trojan Orange Black Hanna Titusville Jeff Davis Hannamen Cody Orange and Black Dan Taylor Corry McDowell Scoop LE Mike Peck Dan Corbett Kem Merz Norm Hasbrouck Dave Penman Bob Boutwell Gary Kapets Rick Waseak Don Shaner Dan Weaver Eric Buchell Bill Blynt Roger Giinesch Dennis Harrison John Campbell Paul Downey Jeff Davis Sam Dubroaky Pete Bricker

Intramural Swim Meet Results Highlight Local Winners

The intramural meet showcased swimmers from Blackers, Lockstories, and neighboring teams. Top performances included Kathy Kelsey and J. Sample leading medley, D. Lundy clocking fast freestyle splits, and J. Bracken earning diving and relay honors with points totaling 38 to 39.

Kay Kelsey Kathy Kelsey J Bennett J. Bracken J. Sample K. Johnson D. Lundy D. Meedink

Local Swim Meet Results Highlight Kelsey Dominance

In a dense list of events and times, Karen Kelsey leads multiple finishes for the Kuties with top placements in 00 and 50 yard freestyle and medley relays. Teammates Harvey, Leishman, and Gentile also post strong showings as the Marvels and Kuties vie for relay supremacy.

D. Meerdink Morton Karen Kelsey Kay Kelsey Kathy Kelsey B. Sturgis K. Brant J. Sample M. Cole Leishman Harvey Ku M. Brant K Hanna Teed Coleman Kelsey L. Fargo

Gun Club Plans Safety Course and Annual Meeting

The Corry Rod and Gun Club will run another hunter safety course next Wednesday and Thursday evening at the East Washington street rooms. The annual meeting, with a tureen dinner at 6:30 p.m., will be held Tuesday at the Columbus grounds to elect officers for the coming year.

Parents Dave Schweigert East Washington Street Rod and Gun Club Columbus

Seven Harriers Enter Section Meet Today at Meadville

Worry's Cruswwuitty travels to Meadville this afternoon for Section Two at 2 pm with seven entrants named by Coach Hy Daley for the Orange and Black: Jim Burrows, Dick Root, John Scheiner, Tim Anderson, Jim Purpura, Joe Nichols, and Mark Chase. Oil City has secured the Section team trophy. top ten finishers gain individual trophies as Beaver harriers near a dual meet with Iroquois before the fall season ends, with the meet held here next Tuesday.

Cruswwuitty Meadville Hy Daley Beavers Jim Burrows Dick Root John Scheiner Tim Anderson Jim Purpura Joe Nichols Mark Chase Oil City Beaver Harriers Iroquois

Section Two Meadvill e at Titusville Other Games

Schedule shows Meadville at Titusville and a slate of games across Erie area including McDowell at Corry Erie East versus Strong Vincent at Stadium Fort LeBoeuf at Northwestern Harborcreek at Girard Cambridge Springs at Randolph Pa Suegertown at Conneaut Valley Erie Academy at New Castle North Hast at Union City and tomorrow Franklin at Oil City Jamestown at Warren Fairview at Wattsburg Plymer at Mayville Sherman at Panama

Meadville Titusville McDowell Corry Erie East Strong Vincent Ft. LeBoeuf Northwestern Harborcreek Girard Cambridge Springs Randolphi Suegertown Conneaut Valley Erie Academy New Castle North Hast Union City Franklin Oi City Jamestown Warren Fairview Wattsburg Plymer Mayville Sherman Panama

Junior High Gridders Triumph Over Franklin 26 13

Corry Junior High football beat Franklin Junior High 26 to 13. Jim Dolan opened with an 60 yard TD run and added another 65 yard score. Craig Sampsell also ran 75 yards for a TD, Dolan converted two PATs. Franklin answered late, final score 26-13.

Corry Jumor Franklin Junior High School Jim Dolan Franklin Tom Sutton Orange and Black Baby Beavers Craig Sampsell Dolan Junior High Knights Fnally Beaver

Baltimore shuts out Green Bay in recreation football action

Baltimore defeated Green Bay 14 to 0 at Loveland Field as Dean Vanderhoof opened scoring from the 23 yard line and Gary Caster recovered a fumble for a TD. Rick Craker and Scott Crow added extra points as Baltimore edge into late season rounds with Cleveland next Monday and Green Bay Thursday.

Baltimore Green Bay Loveland Field Dean Vanderhoof Vanderhoof Rick Craker Gary Caster Scott Crow Cleveland

Mars Olympics US Apologizes For Black Athletes Actions

In Mexico City at the 19th Olympic Games the United States trails Russia 19 to 17 in total medals while leading in gold. Robert Smith and John Carlos faced IOC censure for their black power protest during the ceremony. American swimmers and sprinters, including relay teams and Davenport and Hall, achieved record performances as Young earned the first U.S. Olympic walking medal.

Mexico City Russia United States International Olympic Committee Tommie Smith John Carlos Smith Carlos IOC Avery Brundage Olympica USOC Everett Barnes Willie Davenport Warren Ohio Ergin Hall Philadelphia Davenport Larry Young San Pedro Calif Young Christoph Hohne East Germany Antel Kiss Hungary U.S Zac Zorn Buena Park Steve Berych Paterson N.J Mark Spitz Santa Clara Ken Walsh Ponte Verda Kaye Hall Tacoma Wash Calle Ball Jacksonville Fla Ellie Daniels Elkins Park Sue Pedersen Sacramento

Willcox Leads Local Bowling With 225 High Game

Frank Willcox set the pace last night with a 225 high in local bowling and claimed three game honors finishing with a 617 series. The score sheet lists Willcox 218 225 517 and multiple peers such as Jon Miller 211 Dick Steves 213 Earl Bailey 208 plus others across Corry Jamestown Welding finishing and league lines.

Frank Willcox Corry Beverage Corry Dodge Erie County Plastics Larry Snow Norm Cressley Corry Jamestown Welding George Pransky Earl Brooks Bob Anthony Dick Patten Mosher

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