Johnson Cracks Scoring Record In Beavers 42-26 Victory
Beavers beat Jamestown 42 to 26 at Sheen Athletic Field as Larry Johnson rushed for 219 yards and four conversions, scoring from 12 yards with two seconds left to set season scoring record. Johnson totaled 128 points this season, one ahead of Bill Mitchell, with one game remaining. Johnson and teammate John Butters led Corry’s offense while Jamestown’s Luciano and Trass produced counterattacks.
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Corry Beavers Clinch Record Pace in High-Scoring Win
Corry High toppled Jamestown 26 13 in a wide open clash as Johnson set a new scoring mark with 18 touchdowns this season. Jamestown led early but Corry surged late on a key drive with 20 seconds left. Next week Meadville awaits as Corry seeks win No. 200 in school history and an 8 1 season. Lou Michaels will kick in limited duty for Pittsburgh against Dallas due to a penicillin allergy.
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Jamestown Grits Jamestown Fight In Narrow Loss At Corry
Jamestown fielded a thin squad of 29 players as Corry edged them in a balmy night game. Larry Johnson rushed for 219 yards, and Corry's defense struggled with pass coverage. The contest ended around 10:50 with just six points on the board, and Jamestown wore collegiate colors against Corry.
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Archer defeats Carter in New York boxing bout
In a New York city boxing match Joey Archer of 161 pounds outpointed Ralph Hurricane Carter of 158 pounds at the Patterson, New Jersey venue, ten rounds.
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The Spoken Word Is Like the All The Printed Word Is Always There
A concise meditation on how spoken language fades while printed text endures, contrasting ephemeral speech with permanent records. The piece highlights memory, culture, and the archival value of written records over spoken discourse.
Longest Pa Streaks End in Upsets by AP
The AP reports Beaver breaks a 26 game win streak with a 27-18 loss to Lock Haven. Danville loses. Banville extends its 17 game unbeaten run. Danville’s quarterback Jack Curry sidelined by knee injury as Lock Haven avenges prior season shutout.
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Duffy Daugherty Avoids Notre Dame Head Coach Role
BAS LANSING Mich The Michigan State University board of trustees guaranteed Duffy Daugherty’s position for at least five years amid speculation he would join Notre Dame as their head coach The longtime Spartans leader has directed MSU to 52 wins 26 losses and 3 ties over ten seasons while MSU records this year stand at two wins one loss and one tie Daugherty expressed happiness at the trustees action and noted it would not prevent possible transfers within MSU if needed
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Browns Giants Game Biggest Browns Giants Game Biggest
Bills face Patriots amid seven season injuries including Roger Kochman ending his career. Bills sit 2 1 1 while Patriots tied for lead after Parilli tweak. Jets vs Broncos on tap. several AFL and NFL games loom with do or die races shaping up.
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Pitt swimmers dominate intramural meet clinching most firsts
Pitt swept the intramural swimming meet at the YMCA with Fuller winning three events and Sawyer two. Pitt claimed most of the 11 firsts, including the 160-yard medley relay with Cragg Cherry and Fuller, while Ohio State's Kovach Stall and Wotus Cherry earned few wins.
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Knicks Fall Behind Early Season Pace
The New York Knicks won only 21 of 80 last season and look set to drop to a 16 64 record after a 196 112 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Cincinnati Royals 122 109 in Friday's other NBA game.
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Football Scores Section Two Sees Tight Grids
Franklin 12 Titusville 0 leads a slate of high school football results. Corry 42 Jamestown 26 and McDowell 25 Erie Strong Kncent 0 show scoring bursts. Harborcreek 14 Meadville 14 and Bradford 26 Ridgway 2 reflect balanced games. General McLane 6 Union City Fou and LeRauf 32 North East 6 highlight close finishes. Northwestern 25 Lagreace Park 18, Brocton 18 Clymer 18, Steubenville Central 13 Erie Cathedral Prop 12. Sharon 13, Holdwood City Greenville 36 Springfield Ohio 0. Butler 20 Ambridge 7, Mercer 26 Randolph 19, Greenville St Michael 19 Unionbridge Springs 7, Niles Ohio 27 Parrell 6.
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