Corry Beavers remain undefeated with 69-6 win over Warren
Corry Junior High’s Beavers dominated Warren at Sheen Field 69 to 6 to extend a perfect unblemished season. The defense intercepted two Warren passes one for a TD and blocked two punts while the offense rolled 292 rushing and 115 passing yards. Norm Hasbrouck and Sam Weber stood out with early scores as Jim Dolan and Rod Burrows connected on multiple TDs and Mike Darnofall added crucial extra points.
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Former Corry Coach Bridges to Write on Local Sports
The Journal adds Ben Calderone to the sports staff to cover scholastic athletics. Calderone, a Corry Area High teacher and former junior high coach, will analyze crucial moments and report on the Orange and Black. The Corry JV beat Oil City 18 8 in a tense game, with key plays from Willman Sample Swart and Harrison. Next Monday the Corry JVs host Youngsville to close the 1966 season.
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LSU Bribe Probe Expands as Two More Arrests Are Made
The FBI charged Joseph Nolan and Samuel Comeaux both of Baton Rouge with attempting to influence six LSU games by bribery. Earlier, Samuel Graziano was jailed for bribing players Billy Masters Gawain DiBetta and Jim Dousay. LSU coach Charlie McClendon said the players cooperated with investigators for over a year.
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Zunich Breaks Record Wins Award After 239-Yard Day
Larry Zunich, a Portage, Pa. senior halfback for Richmond, ran 36 times for 239 yards and two long touchdowns to end the Spiders 19-game losing streak against Davidson 23 17. He set Southern Conference single game rushing marks and earned AP Back of the Week honors.
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Corryites Swim Meet At Erie Tech High School
Corry youths join in the fifth annual Frank Warneka swim meet at Erie Tech High School. Barbara Leel Martha Leishman Kay Kelsey and Barbara Crowell head the girls entries in various 100-yard events and a 200-yard relay. Boys include Counasse Fuller Rozelle Bennett Lundy in multiple free and medley events. Warmups start 8 30 a m and the meet 8 20 a m. LITZ OUT AT Air Force Academy Sonny Litz to miss rest of season after cadet infraction. he was Air Force's leading passer.
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Local league race tightens with 6 teams in contention
6 0 13 928 Smiths Restaurant and the Wattsburg Hotel share first with 19 wins 9 losses while Columbus Town sits one game back at 18 10. Bowl Aire leads its league at 15 6 with Moose’s Meerhoffs and Cobcets tied for second at 12 9. ADCOCK RAISES RICE Cleveland Indians hire former Angels coach Del Rice as new coach. Rice 44 served five years with the Angels.
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Ortiz Ramos Rematch Looms in Vacant World Title
Mexico City report says the World Boxing Council declared the lightweight title vacant after a disputed bout ended with Ortiz winning on a technical knockout but Ramos then named champion by WBC. A rematch is planned January 29 in the same ring, with Ortiz suspended and fined, while a November 28 title bout with Flash Elorde was set for Madison Square Garden.
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Beavers fall to McDowell amid costly penalties
Corry Beavers suffered a 24-13 loss to McDowell as three fourth quarter penalties and a pass defense error derailed a potential upset. Moe Elwell led a late Trojan drive, and Steve Blackman’s TD tied the game with 65 seconds left. Next Friday Erie Strong Vincent visits town after a 24-13 upset of Erie Prep.
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TV Golf Series Opens Thursday in Hawaii Open
In Honolulu AP reports the second Hawaiian Open, a $57,000 tour event over 72 holes, tees off Thursday with three of the four TV World Series cast members in the field Billy Casper Al Geiberger and Gene Littler as top contenders for the $50,000 top prize while Casper is cited as the favorite in the TV telecast.
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Notre Dame Remains Top in AP Poll After Oklahoma Rout
Notre Dame holds first in the weekly Associated Press college football poll with 32 of 41 first place votes after a 38-0 win over Oklahoma. Michigan State sits second with five first place votes following a 41-20 victory over Purdue.
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