Cross country district meet shows steady improvement for Corry
CAHS coach Hy Daley hailed a faster running year after districts at Edinboro Holiday Acres where Corry placed sixth in Class B. Dave Daley and Bill Nichols finished 27th and 33nd, while local rivals Northwestern and Cranberry advanced to state qualifiers among 115 runners.
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CAHS
Hy Daley
Edinboro
Holiday Acres
Mark Ladika
Dave Daley
Bill Nichols
Daley
Corry
North East Breezing
Titusville
Henry Winger
OSL City
John Lutz
Rick Christensen
Rick Fenno
Northwestern
Cranberry
North East
Downey Leads Corry Scout to Grove City Soccer
John P Downey captain and organizer for Corry YMCA soccer joins Grove City College squad as a sophomore junior majoring in psychology. Grovers sit at 4 4 2 after opening with three losses as Downey builds college career.
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Corry
John P. Downey
John
Grove City College
Grovers
Downey
Johns, Downey
Johnson Street
Browns edge to a tie as Chargers rally for 16 16 draw
In a tense late go, the Chargers tie the Browns 16 16 after Ray Wersching's 16 yard field goal with 30 seconds left. Dan Fouts directed three field goals and a 2 yard pass to Mike Garrett for San Diego. Cleveland's Greg Pruitt showed late spark but two defensive breakdowns cost the win. Browns face six of seven on road to end season.
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Johnny Unitas
San Diego Chargers
Cleveland Browns
Chargers
Browns
Cleveland
Unitas
Dan Fouts
Mike Garrett
Garrett
Don Cockroft
Greg Pruitt
Pruitt
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Fouts
Jerry Levins
Levins
Ray Wersching
Ron Holliday
Municipal Statium
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Chuck Foreman
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Redskins
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Altie Taylor
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Ken Burrow
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Charley Johnson
Steve Ramsey
Denver
New York Jets
Cardinals
Giants
Jim Hart
Mel Gray
St. Louis
New York Giants
Bears
Oilers
the Hill
Chicago
Houston
McAdoo Scores 44 as Braves Tie Celtics in NBA Action
Bob McAdoo scored a career high 44 points to lift the Buffalo Braves to a 112-100 win over the Kansas City OMA Kings. Cleveland beat Boston 102-99 behind Austin Carr's late score as Phil Chenier and Kevin Porter combined for 55 in Capital’s 119-99 win over Philadelphia. Lakers defeated Trail Blazers 111-98 and San Diego topped Memphis 146-133 in ABA play.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Bill Fitch
Fitch
Boston Celtics
Boston
Austin Carr
Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Capitol Bullets
Philadelphia
Buffalo Braves
Kansas City- Omaha Kings
Detroit Pistons
Seattle SuperSonics
Los Angeles Lakers
Portland Trail Blazers
American Basketball Association
San Diego Conquistadors
Memphis Tams
Bullets
76Ers
Phil Chenier
Kevin Porter
Capital
Braves
Kings
Bob McAdoo
Buffalo
Lakers
Blazers
Gail Goodrich
Warren Wins: Oil City held to 31 yards in 12-0 victory
Warren Dragons blitzed Oil City 12-0 to stay atop the Eastern Division as they limited Oil City to 31 rushing yards and added two second quarter touchdowns. Greenville crushed Girard 50-0 to stay undefeated in non-conference play, while Corry was shut out by Meadsville 38-0. Franklin beat Titusville 23-14, Sharpsville won 27-0 over Grove City, and Reynolds shut out Hickory 16-0.
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Oil City
Warren Football Dragons
Greenville
Girard
Lee Richards
Trojans
Buzzy Scott
Jeff Bowen
Sharpsville
Grove City
Reynolds
Hickory
Bills O J Ready For Chiefs Tonight
Buffalo coach Lou Saban works to regroup the Bills after a 27 6 loss to the Dolphins dropping them to 4 2 in the AFC East. O J Simpson injures his ankle but still leads the league in rushing at 868 yards in six games while Bills quarterbacks struggle. Kansas City counters with Lanier Lynch and Len Dawson to disrupt Buffalo’s passing and running game.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
Kansas City Chiefs
Bills
Miami
Dolphins
O.J. Simpson
Joe Ferguson
Dennis Shaw
Ferguson
Shaw
Chiefs
Willie Lanier
Jim Lynch
Junior High Gridders Win Finale 35 12
Corry's junior high school football team defeated Titusville 35-12 at Howard Sheen Field marking their third win of the season. Five players scored, with Dan Baker on the first TD and Rushin guiding the offense with a late 56 yard pass to Muckinhaupt. Several ninth graders played final game. two were injured.
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Corry
Titusville
Howard Sheen
Baby Beavers
John Wilson
Bob Piemme
Dan Baker
Steve Rushin
Rushin
John van Dyke
Curt Bailey
Don Vance
Bob Morris
Bulge
Eric Johnson
Jim Muckinhaupt
Mike Miller
Ben Clabbatt
Vance
Steve Frisina
Richard Parks
Jim Curtis
Tom Theisen
Muckinhaupt
Johnson
Jeff Bimber
Baker
van Dyke
Bill Haner
Bailey
Injure
John Middleton
Larry Partch
Mike Hiner
Jack Kysor
Chuck Gates
Mike Kafferlin
Tin Gluyna
Chuck Dodd
Morris
Craig McCaslin
Bill Maloney
Titusville Corry
Thompsons Lead Bowling Scores In Mixed Event
Lyle Thompson rolled two 200s while Dick Grucza captured the high game at 229 in last night’s bowling. Nancy White led the women with 202 and Gladys Thompson topped the 6A division with 506. Seniors saw Tony Rushin 199 and Mary Orn 186 as players list includes Winans 202, Swanson 213, Grenz 205.
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Lyle Thompson
Dick Grucza
Nancy White
Gladys Thompson
Tony Rushin
Mary Orn
Wok Amazin
Alley Calsoon
Dick Grucze
Larry Gustafson
Karl Brooks
Frank Foster
Mary Nartan
Kay Daniels
Neney White
Judy Szuba
Lindsey Hollow Swingers
Uncle Willy's Gang
Jett Mack
Rosie Caruso
Don Swanson
Tony Rushinia
Stephanie Gould
Sharay Gal
Manse Dunnewald
Tim Gould
Jim Davis
Bure Wetmore
Sam Smith
Rick Holton
Cindy Spilman
Diane Girovsky
Becky Kirin
Lisa Swart
Jayke Craker
Barry Chark
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