Corry Beavers trounce Jamestown 40 13 in muddy clash
Corry Beavers beat Jamestown 40 13 at Municipal Stadium as Hanna threw three TD passes to Hotchkiss Scholton and Johnson led a 374 yard offense. Butters 196 yards and Flowers 62 paced ground game while Johnson Johnson fumbled early. The Beavers opened 20 0 and extended to 33 6 by halftime.
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Hanna
Corry Beavers
Jamestown
Municipal Stadium
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Dick Scholton
Orange and Black
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Larry Johnson
John Butters
Tom Plowers
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Butters
Flowers
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New Yorkers
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Joe Luciana
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Raider
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Hotchkiss
Simlor
Corvyttes
Hanna-Scholion
Muddy Victory Ends in Quagmire as Corry Triumphs
In a muddy, snow-blanketed field Corry defeats Jamestown 18 to 13. Key plays include Flowers long kickoff return and Hoschkiss passes from Hanna, with L. Johnson adding two extra points and Butters scoring on a pitchout. Corry closes at Meadville next Friday as Jamestown hosts Bradford Saturday.
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Fredéres
Corry
Flowers
Jamestown
Butters
Hanna
Meadville
Red Raiders
Bradford
Saturday Football Scores From Erie and Nearby Counties
Corry 40 Jamestown 13. Warren 0 Kane 13. Mayville 7 Clymer 12. Wesleyville 21 Wattsburg 0. Erie East 22 Erie Tech 16. Ashtabula 36 Erie Academy 14. Beaver Falls 34 Aliquippa 0. Townville 44 Venango Christian 0. Emporium 14 St. Marys 0. Port Allegany 19 Sheffield 6. Randolph 31 Westfield 26. Brocton 39 Ripley 0.
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Corry
Jamestown
Kane
Warren
Clymer
Mayville
Wesleyville
Wattsburg
Erie East
Erie Tech
Ashtabula
Erie Academy
Beaver Falls
Aliquippa
Townville
Venango Christian
Emporium
St. Marys
Port Allegany
Sheffield
Randolph
Westfield
Brocton
Ripley
Lema Wins First Golf Tournament in Orange County Open
Tony Lema of San Leandro California won his first official tour event at the Orange County Open with a 267 total after four years on the pros. He sank a birdie on the third extra hole to defeat Bob Rosburg who also shot 67, as Rosburg hit the back of the cup but the ball did not fall in.
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Wnola Wiksa
Alll.ab
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Lema
Bob Rosedure
Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League leads with Brodeur and Schiemer
Lee Brodeur and Harry Schiemer each bowled 202 to lead the men in the Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League while Janet Harvey posted 183 for the women. Norberta Kane guarded 177 as the top women’s score. Tom Morton highlighted Avalon Center Junior League with a 507 series, Cindy Pitch led junior girls with 388, and Terry McCray paced bantam boys with 275 for two games.
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Red Sox
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Penn State squeezes past California 23 21 on Morton’s big day
Penn State edge California 23 to 21 as California’s Craig Morton, a 1year-old sophomore in his first college game, passes for 274 yards and three touchdowns while Penn State’s Pete Liske throws for 150 yards and a late TD. Roger Kochman scores for PSU amid penalties.
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Rip Engle
Penn State
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Cal
Engle
Pete Liske
al Gursky
Roger Kochman
Dave Hayes
Ron Costes
Dallas Texans Top Houston as Len Dawson Shines
Len Dawson led the Dallas Texans to a 31-7 victory over Houston, lifting them to the Western Division lead. Dawson threw three touchdowns and ended a five-year NFL journey with a breakthrough performance. The Texans halted Houston’s first place tilt while New England and Oakland posted wins elsewhere.
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NFL
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Purdue
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Cleveland
Boston
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Oilers
Denver
Buffalo
Warren
Rabb
New York
Titans
Beavers Junior Varsity Postponed Game at Sheen Field
The junior varsity game between Corry and Youngsville at Sheen Field is postponed due to wet field conditions. Director Lou Hanna said the extra day will allow the field to dry enough for the Beaver reserves, who aim to reach .500 and face Warren College. Game time set for 7 pm tomorrow.
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Corry
Youngsville
Lou Hanna
Theield
Hunna
Beaver
Warren Colintians
Bangor football coach dies during game after collapse
Dick Forster, coach of Bangor High School, collapsed and died of a heart attack in the first half of a game against Nazareth. Nazareth led 38 to 14. Forster, a Newark native, became Bangor coach last summer following six years at Lansford High School.
Foyt wins Golden State Hundred with track record
A. J. Foyt set a track record and won 5720 first place money in the Golden State Hundred at the State Fair Grounds. His time was 1 hour 2 minutes 59.14 seconds, beating the old mark of 1:05:57.38 set by Roger Ward in 1957.
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Sacramento
Calif
A.J. Foyt
State Fair Grounds
Roger Ward
Major grid teams hold ground as eight unbeaten remain
Alabama Northwestern and Southern California led a weekend where Texas Wisconsin and other top squads faltered. Ohio State and Washington tied, LSU and Mississippi won easily while Arkansas Auburn Nebraska Missouri Dartmouth and Ohio U also posted victories as eight perfect teams linger in the race for bowl lineups.
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Giants rout Redskins as Tittle ties record with seven TDs
Y A Tittle, the Giants quarterback, threw seven touchdown passes against Washington, tying Sid Luckman for the single game mark. The win boosted New York to within six percentage points of Washington in the Eastern race as the NFL season neared midseason.
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