Freshmen Beavers Rally To 3rd Straight Win
Corry junior high football freshmen beat Titusville 18 12 at Sheen Field to extend the win streak. John Wilson Dan Clark connected on two Mike Paver passes for touchdowns while Tim Bracken and Ward Cox added yardage and sacks fueled a strong defensive stand. John Maloney key playmaker with a 70 yard TD and a fumble recovery in the end zone. The team improves to 3 3, seeking 4th win. opponents scarce after Saturday’s cancellation.
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Baby Beavers
Titusville
Airways
John Wilson
Dan Clark
Sheen Field
Rocket Fresh
Clark
Mike Paver
John Maloney
Jim Borton
Pager
Titisville
Rocket
Rocket Frosh
Wilson-Clarkmen
Tony Rushin
Bryan Anderson
CAHL
Ward Cox
Maloney
Lee Knapp
Anderson
Feelers
Franklin
Dino Moore
Tim Bracken
Paver S
Borton
Mark Cooney
Drew Yenchak
Warren Upset Damages NFC Title Picture in 7-0 Loss
Sharpsville stunned Warren 7-0 in a Saturday night upset as Warren’s hopes for the NFC standings tangled with Gardner Point System bonus rules. Oil City tops the division. Warren’s defeat, Hickory’s 21-20 win over Grove City, and Sharpsville’s coach Liburdi facing pressure shaped playoff chances. Tom Goodrick had 130 passing yards on 7 completions for 130 yards. Benedetto led receivers with 89.
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Lou Hanna
Sharpsville
Warren
Greenville
Oil City
Hickory
Dragons
Oilers
Hanna
Grove Cibe
Oe Sharpsville
Sam Liburdi
Liburdi
Blue Devils
Corry Beaver
Tom Goodrick
Mark Benedetto
Goodrick
Siles
Local Sporting Notes Mentioning October Birthdays and Bows
fragmented OCR item lists names and brief items including birthdays October 28 and several bowing or trial notes. names such as Clark, Marily Clark, Carl Chaney, Merle Lyon appear with mixed events and scores in a period sports roundup style.
Meadville Bulldogs slip past Beavers 25-22 on late field goal
Jim Thomas, 88, lofted a 26 yard field goal sealing Meadville's 25-22 win over Beavers as Corry's Steve Rushin, 11, blocked the kick. A late drive featured Rod Austion plunging in from the one after a Goodrich Benedetto 22 yard hook up to the one, while Sharpsville's previous score was three weeks earlier in a 7-6 upset of Greenville.
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Jim Thomas
Bulldog
The
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Dogs
Corry
Steve Rushin
Journal
McCray
Rod Austion
Goodrich
Benedetto
Sharpsville
Greenville
Quarterbacks Hurt In Various Ways In Weekns NFL
A roundup of NFL injury tolls and game outcomes. New England's Jim Plunkett reinjured his left shoulder on a keeper, Steve Grogan led a 24-16 win over San Francisco. Bartkowski dislocated an elbow for Atlanta as Cincinnati won 21-14. Bradshaw left late, Gilliam guided Pittsburgh to a 16-13 win over Green Bay. Miami beat Buffalo 35-30 after Jake Scott intercepted a Ferguson pass. O’J Simpson held to 88 yards as Miami defense shined. Other scores: Bengals 21 Falcons 14, Cowboys 20 Eagles 17, Oilers 24 Lions 8, Chiefs 26 Broncos 13, Ravens 45 Jets 2, Redskins 23 Browns 7, Rams 38 Saints 14, Raiders 25 Chargers 0, Cardinals 20 Giants 13.
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Jim Plunkett
San Francisco
Steve Grogan
Patriots
Ders
Atlanta
Steve Bartkowski
Cincinnati
Falcons
Kim McQuilken
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Green Bay
Fred Carr
Joe Gilliam
Steelers
Roy Gerela
Packers
Bufalo
Joe Ferguson
Bills
Miami
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Ferguson
Jake Scott
Dolphins
Don Nottingham
Scott
Curtis Johnson
I Dow
J.D. Hill
O.J. Simpson
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Andy Johnson
Randy Vataha
Bengals
Ken Anderson
Charlie Joiner
Jim Mitchell
Bartkowski
McQuilken
Rocky Bleier
Gerela
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Eagles
Toni Fritsch
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Drew Pearson
Staubach
Pearson
Fritsch
Oilers
Lions
Dan Pastorini
Ken Burrough
Billy Johnson
Detroit
Chiefs
Broncos
Jan Stenerud
Boots
Mike Livingston
Kansas City
Colts
Jets
Bert Jones
Marshall Johnson
Baltimore
Joe Namath
New York
Richard Caster
Redskins
Browns
Larry Brown
Billy Kilmer
Brown
Mike Thomas
Cleveland
Washington
Brian Sipe
Oscar Roan
Rams
Saints
Cullen Bryant
John Cappelletti
Rob Scribner
James Harris
Bob Klein
New Orleans
Archie Manning
Larry Burton
Rod McNeil
Raiders
Chargers
Pete Banaszak
Ken Stabler
Cliff Branch
San Diego
Oakland
Ray Wersching
Cardinals
Mel Gray
Terry Metcalf
Jim Hart
St. Louis
Tobin Tops District Show For Harriers
Jim Tobin ran the finest meet of his young career as he finished 22nd in a 90 plus field at the District Cross Country Meet near Edinboro. He beat every other freshman and most upperclassmen, rising on the final hill to move into the lead among Beavers. Overall, Corry placed seventh in the team standings with several runners posting notable finishes, while Warren's Brian Jordan won the race in 16 37 for a three mile course.
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Jim Tobin
Holiday Acres
Edinboro
Tobin
Doug Shomody
The
Beavers
Dan Burrows
CAHS
Gary Sickler
Shomody
Burrows
Vie Orn
Corry
Morris Follett
Follett
Ernie VanTassel
Matt Hotchkiss
Warren
Brian Jordan
Meadville
Cranberry
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