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Harriers Finish Fourth At Section 2 Cross Country Meet
Titusville surged to first in the Section 2 cross country championships at Allegheny College Meadville with Cranberry a distant second and Corry finishing fourth The Titans placed four of the top eight and all seven runners in the top 13 led by Henry Winger 12 45 who won the individual title Meadville was fifth and Oil City two points behind in sixth Oil City runners dominated the top finishers as Rick Christensen led Corry with 16th place and Doug Shomody was 31st The meet sets up District 10 action at Edinboro College next weekend in Class B with the local coaches expecting a tougher race than Class A
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Northwest Conference Scores and Friday Bowling Highlights
Scores across the Northwest Conference show Greenville 28 over Franklin City 18, Meadville 13, Maplewood 22 over Cambridge Springs 0, Saegertown 24 over Conneaut Valley 0, LeBloeuf 42 over Union City 6, Falconer 21 over Silver Creek 6, Maple Grove 20 over Westfield 10, Iroquois 22 over Northwestern 12, Cathedral Prop 20 over Erle Tech 0, Wattsburg 14 over Gen. McLane 8, Butler 37 over Sharon Bradford 4, Punxsutawney 6 over Marborough Creek 7, Girard 6 over Panama 20, Sherman 13 over Dunkirk 14, Southeastern 0, Fradonia 0 Salamanca 0, Cleveland 1 over Edwards 4, McDowell 0, totege Fooban Houston 30 over Miami Fle 7, Penn 27 over Lehigh 20, Eastern Montana 17 over Rocky Mountain 7. In bowling, Tony Stec and Bob Lindstrom tied with 221 high games and Norma Walrous led women with a 652 series and 208 high.
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A's Back Home For Do Or Die World Series Game
Oakland faces the Mets in Game 4 at the Coliseum with Jim Hunter starting for the A's against Tom Seaver. Rain threatens and nearly 50,000 fans expected as Oakland seeks to stave off elimination after two losses in Shea Stadium. Reggie Jackson and Sal Bando express resolve while Dick Williams laments timely hits and Mets defense. If Oakland wins, Game 5 would be Sunday with Ken Holtzman opposing Jon Matlack.
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Grove City Dominates Corry In 40-14 Victory
Grove City Eagles overwhelmed Corry Beavers 40-14 as Corry’s bus breakdown caused a 46 minute delay. Dave Adams scored twice plus a 82 yard TD pass from Frank Trinch. Trinch threw five completions for 138 yards and ran for a score as Grove City improved to 7th loss for Corry in 1973.
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Packers Meet Rams and Bills Face Dolphins
Rams host Packers as Chuck Knox calls it the season’s key game while Minnesota looms unbeaten. Bills travel to Miami for a likely Dolphins win. other NFL picks include Bengals over Chiefs and Bears over Patriots.
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Homeless Jets Meet Steelers Without QB
The New York Jets visit the Pittsburgh Steelers for an NFL game after moving from Shea Stadium due to baseball World Series conflicts. This marks the 12th straight road game for the Jets, who have lost top quarterbacks Joe Namath and Al Woodall to injuries while the Steelers hold a 4-1 record following a 19-7 defeat to Cincinnati.
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Browns and Steelers Roster Highlights From Game Box Score
In a rough clash the Pittsburgh Steelers posted passing and rushing totals led by Bradshaw with 48 completions and 53 percent, Fuqua and Pearson contributing on the ground. Cleveland Browns show Kelly and Brown carrying 2 and 3 carries respectively, with Phipps and Cockratt handling passing and kicking duties amid mixed results.
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