Corry Beavers to Honor 100th Year Former Beaver Coaches
The Corry area plans a halftime ceremony at the Corry-Dunkirk game for football's 100th year. Former coaches will be introduced and receive certificates of appreciation while current head coach Lou Hanna nears his final season after 23 years.
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Corry
Corry Area
Ken Harvey
Robert Olson
Roger Ottaway
Russell Brant
Max Bennink
Joe Frisina
Howard Sheen
Bill Johnston
Lou Hanna
Hanna
Beaver
Beavers
Nick Bogden
Roland Putnam
Joe Letcavage
Carl Taylor
Sheen Field
Beavers edge Bears 28 29 in muddy Union City cross country
Corry Area High School underclassmen upset Union City in a rain soaked race led by Bill Pele second behind Sam Piazza. The Beavers improved to 12 1 this season. final meet of the year saw Pele 13 27 and Piazza 13 15 with a one point victory.
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Corry Area
Hy Daley
Union City
Bears
Beavers
Orange and Black Harriers
Bill Pele
Beaver
Sam Piazza
Pele
Piazza
Harriers
Randy Weed
Gary Dahl
Joe Nichols
Rich Hurlbut
Fred Schroth
Jim Bennett
Dave Dell
Jeff Fuller
Corry
Dave Wright
Gary Fairchild
Rick Morgan
Bob Clayton
Jim Snyder
Gary Merrill
Penske to Join American Motors for 1970 Season
Roger Penske of Philadelphia will join American Motors for the 1970 season. A five year deal worth as much as 5 million dollars will be announced in Los Angeles. Penske and drivers Mark Donohue and Ron Bucknum will campaign AMC Javelin cars on the Trans American sedan circuit.
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Roger Penske
Philadelphia
America
American Motors
Associated Press
Penske
AMC
Los Angeles
Mark Donohue
Ron Bucknum
Sports Car Club of America
Tennessee Clocks Third in AP College Football Poll
Tennessee vaulted to third in the AP Top 20 after routing Alabama 41-14 last Saturday. Ohio State remained first with 27 first place votes and 666 points, while Texas and Arkansas moved to second and fourth as Southern California fell out of the top ten.
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Associated Press
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Southern California
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Nittany Lions
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Florida
Williams Named AL Manager of the Year in AP Vote
Ted Williams, Washington Senators, claimed The Associated Press American League manager of the year after guiding a last place club to an 86 76 season and fourth in the league. Billy Martin finished second with 113 votes, Earl Weaver third, and Lefty Phillips one vote. Williams was in Africa filming a hunting show and did not comment.
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Ragamuffin
Washington
Senators
Ted Williams
Williams
Associated Press
Billy Martin
Minnesota Twins
Earl Weaver
Baltimore Orioles
Lefty Phillips
California
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Weaver
Martin
New York Yankee
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Twins
Dave Boswell
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Twin
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Jim Burkhart
Frank Hajec
Willis Harrison
Lyle Thompson
Ed Hajec
Gary Dingfelder
Steve Zajac
Bob Watrous
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