Taylor-Harrison Pass Gives Beavers Late Victory Over Lions
Corry Beavers rally from behind at Sheen Field as Dan Taylor drives from the 25 to Harrison on the final play, Harrison outruns the defense for a 40-yard score with 2 seconds left. Stockton gains 129 to reach 1014 season yards as Beavers top Erie visitors 21 14 and keep 1967 hopes alive.
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Taylor-Harrison
Beavers
Lions
Corry Beavers
Academy Lions
Sheen Field
Dan Taylor
Denny Harrison
Academy
Harrson
Burrows
Erie
Orange and Black
Loren Stockton
Beaver
Lou Hanna
Corry
Tim Nunes
Paul Downey
Scott LeVange
Nunes
Nunesto-LeVange
Harrison
Stockton
Slive
Hannamen
LeVange
Matthews
Taylor
Swart
Dan Corbett
Lion
Meadville Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Orange
Corry Jamestown Leads In WEW Ladies And American B
Top teams for each league listed with player names and scores. Corry Jamestown leads WEW Ladies with multiple high scores, while American B features Stahl Jeweler Norris and Corry Jamestown Welding 2 Machining among others. Erie County Plastics appears in National B with player scores in the 200s.
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National
Erie County Plastics
Corry Rubber
Larry Shannon
Norm Holton
Alston Denies Rumor He'll Step Down
DARKTOWN Ohio AP Walter Alston denied a report from the San Juan Star that he would resign as Dodgers manager within a week and be replaced by Preston Gomez. Gomez said he knew nothing of the plan. Alston, 55, has managed the Dodgers 44 seasons and won six NL pennants and four world titles.
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Darktown
Ohio
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Star
Preston Gomez
Dodgers
Gomez
Arthur “Red’’ Patterson
Alston
Mexico City
Walter O'Malley
Buzzie Bavasi
O'Malley
Africa
Bavasi
Tito Stevens
San Juan Senators
Los Angeles
Spokane
Richmond
Dodger
Scores From EQONBAL Section Two Weeknight Games
Franklin defeats Titusville 31 to 0 while Carry tops Academy 21 14 and St Marys edges Emporium 40 12 Other local scores include Ashtabula Edgewood 14 Conneaut 0 Sherman N Y 18 Clymer N Y 14 Farrell 34 Meadville 0 Greenville 45 Cambridge Springs 0 Jamestown N Y 8 Bradford 0 Johnsonburg 34 Brockway 20 McDowell 29 Cathedral Prep a Wattsburg 20 Iroquois 12 North East 41 Ft LeBoeuf 12 Northwestern 7 Fairview 0 Harborcreek 7 Gen MeLane 6.
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Franklin
Titusville
Academy
Ashtabula
Edgewood
Conneaut
St. Marys
Emporium
Sherman, N. Y
Clymer N.Y
Farrell
Meadville
Greenville
Cambridge Springs
Jamestown
N. Y
Bradford
Johnsonburg
Brockway
McDowell
Cathedral Prep
Wattsburg
Iroquois
North East
Ft. LeBoeuf
Northwestern
Fairview
Harborcreek
Gen. MeLane
Small Game Season Opens in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the season for ringneck pheasants, cottontails, bobwhite and wild turkeys begins with brisk winds and low temperatures. Dense cover from recent rains aids smaller game, and hunters are urged to avoid unharvested or actively harvested fields. The season ends November 25, with turkeys barred after November 11.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Late Plane Good Omen For Bills
Buffalo Bills players noted a delayed chartered plane in Buffalo due to engine trouble before the trip to Houston. Linebacker Harry Jacobs said past Houston trips had plane problems but resulted in wins, calling the delay a possible good omen.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Bills
Houston
Harry Jacobs
New York Fans Have Choice Of Grid Contests
New York fans will have two home games this Sunday as the Giants host Cleveland at Yankee Stadium and the Jets meet Boston at Shea Stadium. Each game is expected to draw capacity crowds over 60,000.
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New York
New York Football Giants
New York Jets
Giants
Cleveland
Yankee Stadium
Jets
Boston
Shea Stadium
Cincinnati star end suspended from UC football squad
Tom Rossley, star end at the University of Cincinnati, was suspended indefinitely last night for disciplinary reasons. Coach Homer Rice offered no further details. Leroy Moyers rode both ends of the $83 daily double at Narragansett Park in Pawtucket yesterday.
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Sport Shorts
Cincinnati
Tom Rossley
University of Cincinnati
Homer Rice
Pawtucket
R.I
Leroy Moyers
Narragansett
Franklin Knights Clinch Section 2 Crown with 31–0 Victory
Titusville High fell to Franklin 31 0 as the Knights secure Section 2 championship for the fourth straight year. Ray and Rolland Lawrence sparked the attack with two passes two rushing TDs and a 30 yard TD pass to Larry Grayson. Monty Baker capped the third quarter rally with a one yard score and Gene Cratti returned a fumble 37 yards for a fourth quarter TD.
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Titusville
Rockets
Titusville High
Franklin Knights
Franklin
Knights
Ray Lawrence
Brother Curt
Steve Grace
Monty Baker
Baker
Dave Stewart
Lawrence Brothers
Rolland Lawrence
Brother Roland
Bill Cratti
Gene McNamara
Cratti
Larry Grayson
The
Lawrence
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Academy Ting
Wayne Jones
Tom Staszewski
John Malono
Bob Swart
Don Zonno
Jones Pat Corry
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Journal
Enton
WEW Ladies
A. Corry Bakery
Corry Jamestown
Ann Chase
Marge Shaw
Marie Gluyna
Shirley Peplinski
Ann Gluyna
Erma Hajec
Rose Weldon
Pearl McCray
Marie Wotus
Anne Orn
Marie Lindstrom
Ruth Clark
jStahl Jeweler
Norris
Dexter Sandburg
Jon Miller
George Gilbert
Ray Higley
Skeet McCray
Randy Shampoe
Everett Jahnaga
George Pransky
al Long
Jim Shaver
Bob Sanders
Dalt Weidner
Don Bradford
Dick Lobdell
VFW
Roxie Hajac
Laura Snow
Thelma Glavis
Kip Caruso
Warren Corry
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