Colts Rally To 27 10 Over Rams In Coastal Showdown
The Baltimore Colts allowed a stellar defense while six interior linemen controlled the line as Earl Morrall threw two touchdowns and ran for another in a 27-10 win over the Los Angeles Rams. Baltimore moved to 6-1 tied with the Rams for first place in the division. In other NFL action, San Francisco upset Detroit, Chicago topped Minnesota, St Louis edged New Orleans, Cleveland crushed Atlanta, the Giants beat Washington, and Pittsburgh secured its first victory by stopping Philadelphia in the closing minutes.
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Turkeys Taken on Sciota Road Unless Clarified
A set of birds were taken in the Sciota road area between 9 and 10 am. The incident involved a son named Tripp and Brian Baker holding a pheasant and rabbit, with the photographer credited as Johnston.
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Journal
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Bowling Editor's Note Names and Scores From Sunday Prospects
The column lists bowler names with multiple score lines from Sunday events labeled Mixed Couples Little Beaver Beaver Boys and The Devil's Own. Notable scores include Art Perkins 211 217 616 and Ray Blynt 208 while teams Pittsburgh at Atlanta and St Louis at Philadelphia loom in the tally.
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Art Perkins
Berte Kane
Tete Perkins
Little Beaver
Wendy Scouten
Roger Minnick
Mike Woloszi
Stephanie Gould
Sam Smith
Diane Holton
Jeff Mack
Auto Glass Table Top Service and General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service advertises auto glass work and general repairs. Contact 86540125. Formerly Thomas Motors.
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Burrows To Run At State Meet
Corry Beaver cross country runner Jim Burrows, in his first year, earned sixth place at District 10 at Edinboro State College and qualified for the state meet at Pennsylvania State University. Burrows helped Corry finish sixth as a team behind Strong Vincent and McDowell, with coach Hy Daley accompanying Burrows to the state event. Other entrants included Scheiner, Root, Purpura, Nichols, and Chase.
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Dick Root
Jim Purpura
Joe Nichols
Mark Chase
Titusville Rockets Win 4A Section Two Title
Titusville Rockets hand the Fradlelin Knights their first loss in 11 years Saturday night. The victory also gives Titusville the 4 Section Two championship for the season.
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Jets Chiefs Move Closer To Title With Wins
The Kansas City Chiefs beat San Diego 27 20 as Len Dawson threw for a TD and Bob Holmes and Mike Garrett ran for two more. Oakland won 31 10 over Cincinnati, while the New York Jets crushed Boston 48 14 to stay atop the Eastern division. Houston stopped Buffalo 30 7 and Denver beat Miami 21 14. Nicklaus wins Port Australia Open by one stroke at 270.
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Beaver JVs Host Youngsville in annual gridiron clash
The Corry-Youngsville junior varsity game at Sheen Field kicks off at 7 pm as the Beaver JVs close 1968 with one last look at next year’s prospects. A cool evening is forecast, but the matchup should attract fans seeking one more glimpse of the Little Beavers.
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Clymer Pirates Top Sherman 19 7 in Rough Finish
Dan Bemis returned to the lineup as Clymer rolled to a 19 7 victory over Sherman. Jon O Dell opened scoring with a 24 yard interception return as Clymer moved to a 42 record. Sherman led 7 6 at halftime after Steve Reyds and Ernie Newhouse combined for a TD. The Pirates answered with a 9 yard Bemis Mobilia strike in the fourth and a late fumble recovery sealed the win.
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