Beavers Close Out Home Campaign Tomorrow Night
Corry hosts Strong Vincent in a homecoming clash at Sheen Field as the Beavers seek their final home game. Senior era players, defensive prep, and injury notes frame the matchup after Corry’s recent losses to McDowell and Titusville.
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Beavers
Corry
Eric Strong Vincent
Sheen Field
Strong Vincent
Beav= Jers
Erie
Hannnamen
Erie Bust
Rich Arrington
Notre Dame
Colonels
Ashtabula Harbor
Vincent
Crew
McDowell
Erie Tech
Titusville
Erie Academy
Greenville
Eric Prep
Dear
St Vincent
Lou Hanna
Hanna
Terry Darnofall
Johnsonburg
Jim
Carrier
Beaver
Terry Darnoall
Jerry Roach
Greg Brown
Don Harrison
Chuck Kennedy
Mike Dubrosky
Greg Savka
Bill Nichols
Mark Bradf
Dan Brewer
Jay Rumbaugh
Ken McChesney
Ron Swackhamer
Ken
Weishoa
Harrison
K. McChesney
Fred Corbett
Dubrosky
Jerry Mick
John Wascal
Roach Will
Ken MecChesney
McChesney
Ker
Junior High Gridders Postponed Indefinitely
Larry vmmoor High's football game with West Lake Junior High of Millcreek Township was postponed indefinitely announced by CAHS athletic director Lou Hanna. The game was set for 7 p.m. at Sheen Field.
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Larry Vmmoor High
Lou Hanna
CAHS
Sheen Field
West Lake Junior High
Millcreek Township
Howsam Faces Pressure as Cardinals GM After Big Trades
Bob Howsam, present as St. Louis Cardinals general manager, faces scrutiny after trading key infielders Bill White Dick Groat and Bob Uecker to Philadelphia and Ked Boyer to New York. He defends moves as building a faster team while acknowledging the risk of a Denver return if 1968 results falter. Winnipeg Blue Bombers blank Calgary 22-0 to tie for first in CFL West.
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Bill White
Dick Groat
Bob Uecker
Philadelphia Phillies
Alex Johnson
Art Mahaffey
Pat Corrales
Caloradan
Ked Boyer
New York Mets
al Jackson
Charley Smith
Sime
Johnson
Mahaffey
Corrales
Jackson
Smith
Howsam
Cardinals
St. Louis
Tey
Denver
Bee
Winnipeg
Calgary
Alta
Winnipeg, Blue Bombers
Stampeders
Art. Perkins
Bombers
Casper Eyes 100 Grand at Almaden Open
In San Jose California seven men tee off in the 46 000 72 hole Almaden Open with 1964 champ Billy Casper leading a field of 141 pros and 12 amateurs at the Almaden Country Club course Casper could join golf history as the fourth player to earn 100 000 in a single year after recent Sahara Invitational win. Other contenders include Venturi Ford Bob Duden Ferrier and Nicklaus Palmer Lema and Gerene.
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San Jose
Calif
Billy Casper
Casper
Las Vegas
Nev
Almaden Country Club
Almaden
Ken Venturi
Charley $Sford
Bob Duden
Jim Ferrier
al Gerene Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Player shoots 28 for nine holes in Australia Open
Gary Player opened the Australian Open at Kooyonga in Adelaide with an eagle three and a nine under par 28 for the first nine holes. The performance is believed to be a world record for nine holes in open title play.
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Australia
Gary Player
Adelaide
Kooyonga
Burglars Hit Vincent High School Football Gear
Vincent High School reported equipment valued at about 8971 stolen from the junior locker room last Thursday between 3 and 11 pm. A night watchman found the break in as thieves pried open a faulty outside door. 13 game jerseys, pads, cleats, and accessories were taken. The team, with a 1-6 record, had played one game since the burglary, a 27 7 loss to Prep.
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Vincent
UW Strong
Vincent High School
Une
Dior
Chacuns
Strom Vinernt
Pie Prep
Colonels
Corry
Corry Pistol Team Splits With Creekers
Corry and Walnut Creek divided a centerfire pistol match at the Ryd and Gun Club range last night. Kurt Lindberg led Corry with 276 and 281 in the two matches, with team totals 1293 to 1296 for Walnut Creek led by R Volkmar 260 and C Snyder 277.
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Erry
Walnut Creek
Kurt Lindberg
Corry
Prince
Corry K. Lindberg
R. Zeaman
R. Lindberg
F. Pakculski
W. Reynolds
R. Volkmar
C. Shaffer
T. Wingerter
T. Zirafiérmian
C. Snyder
Second Match Totals Highlight Local Bowling Scores
Carry R Lindberg and R Zeaman led scoring with 1318 total pins and 272 second game. C Niles spun 259 and T Zimmermith 258 for a 1201 second team total as standings appeared in the local bowling roundup.
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Walnut Creek
R. Lindberg
R. Zeaman
F. Pakulski
W. Reynolds
R. Volkmar
C. Shaffer
C. Niles
T. Zimmermith
C. Snyder
Trio of bowlers top local leagues with high scores
In three leagues serial IAT Shorty Coan Walt Jewell and Ed Kovach led last night. Coan rolled 203 206 and 212 in the VFW Men's A League. Jewell shot 219 204 and 188 in the Men's C A League. Kovach had 226 604 in the Raymond League.
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Coan
VFW
Jewell
Kovach
Joe Baressi
Dunnewald
Dick Merkle
Chuck Elehynski
Bob Morton
Bob Lindstrom
Duane Troyer
Bob Wattis
John Oesch
George Gilbert
Harold Steves
Paul Mountain
Bill Williams
Chuck He
Joe Gerzina
Ford
Stewart
Women OF Moose
Rose Welden
Gloria Hopkins
Millie Orn
Lopat Named Executive VP for Kansas City Athletics
Ed Lopat, 47, appointed executive vice president of the Kansas City Athletics. The former New York Yankees left hander will be second to owner Charles C. Finley and supervise Hank Peters and Alvin Dark as administrative assistants. Dark and Peters report to him as part of the new structure after Dark joined in August.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
American League Baseball Club
Lopat
New York Yankees
Charles C. Finley
Opal
Hank Peers
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Dark
Peters
Finley
Steelers Injury Update for Bradshaw and Pottios
Pittsburgh coach Mike Nixon said linebackers Ron Bradshaw and Myron Pottios will play Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys despite hip and shoulder injuries from last week’s 20 14 win over the Eagles. Both players showed good progress in yesterday’s workout. Mexico Wins Central American and Caribbean Basketball Tournament by defeating Puerto Rico 75 72 after Cuba beat Panama 84 71 in Mexico City.
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Steelers
Stara
Pittsburgh
Pittburgh
Mike Nixon
Jim Bradshaw
Myron Pottios
Dallas Cowboys
Bradshaw
Philadelphia Eagles
Potties
Nixon
Mexico
Mexico City
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Panama
Choosing a Hunting Dog for Your Needs
The piece compares hunting dog breeds to tools, advising owners to choose breed types by game, area, and training time. It suggests using a checklist covering game preference, local game, available training time, and facilities, noting bird dogs differ in style and suitability for field trials.
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Casper Eyes
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Mollyy
Corry Agway Co-op, Inc
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S.A. Qougherey's Sons, Co, Distillers
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Overnor's Club
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Ed Kovach
Lopat New ‘A’s Czar
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Raymond Night Owl
Bob Hulett
Doug Mitchell
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Chic Young
Fred Davies
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