Corry Harriers Set For Section Meet in Titusville
Corry's cross country team heads to the Section Two meet at Titusville Country Club with eight teams competing including Cranberry, Cranberry leads foes after an undefeated season. Corry entries include Mountain, Christensen, Daley, Lutz, Nichols, Tim Daley, Armstrong, Bennink and Fish with coach Hy Daley predicting strong showings.
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Gary Whiteley
Dick Root
John Schiener
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Jennifer Band Breaks Little League Barrier in Empire
Nine year old Jennifer Band joined Pee Wee Little League in Empire Michigan despite a ban on girls. Her team finished 7-3 in a season noted for her persistence and eventual reveal when a teammate saw her in purple shorts and a pink halter top. Her mother had warned she might have to cut her hair to play.
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Recorid Teams Tie in Wet City Football Battle
A 0 zero all tie at Loveland Field between the Chiefs and the Browns. Heavy rain and wet turf dampened offense as both teams played tight defense for four quarters. Officials noted the game produced little scoring and no decisive push toward the end zone.
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Twilight Helped A Lot Claims Billingham In World Series
In the fourth game of the 1972 World Series at the Oakland Coliseum, Jack Billingham earned the win with Clagggill securing ninth inning help as Cincinnati beat Oakland 1-0. Sparky Anderson said another low scoring game was possible with Don Gullett to pitch, while Dick Williams noted the twilight conditions favoring pitchers.
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Dodgers Relievers Deliver In World Series Thriller
Jack Billingham spoke of a $50 monthly raise from the Dodgers that kept him pursuing baseball, later proving pivotal as he shut down Oakland in a tense World Series game. Cesar Geronimo and Tony Perez sparked Cincinnati’s only run, while John Odom and Billingham starred for their teams in a rain-softened contest.
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Blue Moon" Odom
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Cunningham Shows He's Still Great for Carolina Cougars
Billy Cunningham led the undefeated Carolina Cougars to a 105-100 comeback win over the Kentucky Colonels after trailing by 20. He posted 25 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists, scoring 11 of his team's last 13 points in the final stretch. Other ABA results included Memphis 99 Dallas 98, Indiana 107 Utah 103, and Denver 115 Virginia 109.
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Unitas To Be Bench For Jets As Colts Launch Youth Move
Baltimore Colts appoint rookie and young players to limited roles after Don McCafferty is fired. Johnny Unitas will be the only starter affected in Sunday's game against the New York Jets, with Marty Domres to replace him. Rookie Glenn Doughty starts at wide receiver, and Don Nottingham and Don McCauley step into backfield roles behind injuries to veterans Tom Matte and Norm Bulaich.
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Corry Junior High Beaten by Union City in Cross Country
Corry Area Junior High finished 23 to 32 to Union City on the new 1.5 mile course at Howard J. Sheen Field. Matt Hotchkiss won in 9 minutes 35 seconds, setting the course record. Rich Woods and Chuck Henderson followed for Union City, while Mark Hotchkiss, Bob Morris, and Ron Mack led Corry. The Harriers aim for the Section Two meet at Titusville Country Club tomorrow.
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Please Sign Whenever You Write Please Sign Whenever You Write
Dan McEldowney notes a reader from Corry Beaver football fan criticized CAHS coverage but sent an unsigned letter. The Journal policy requires signatures for publication, so the writer’s note will likely be filed away unless they come forward and sign. Readers are encouraged to send signed letters with their opinions or compliments.
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