Beavers Rally for 20-6 Victory Over Strong Vincent
Corry Area High School Beavers overcome a 6-0 halftime deficit to defeat Erie Strong Vincent 20-6 at Sheen Field. Larry Darnoall scored twice and Greg Brown added a fourth quarter TD as Corry surged in the second half, sealing their homecoming win and sending 15 Beaver seniors out with a victory.
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Corry Over Erie Strong Vincent 20 to 6
Corry defeated Erie Strong Vincent 20 to 6 in football action. Warren topped Kane 15 to 12. Franklin crushed Titusville 84 to 13. Erie East beat Meadville 32 to 6. Jamestown won 33 to 7 over Bradford. Greenville triumphed 35 to 6 against Seneca Valley. Fort LeBoeuf 38 Wattsburg Duel 20. Union City 13 view 20. North East 19 Cia 6. General McLane 0. Harborcreek 7. Northwestern St Marys 33 Emporium 0. Mercer 33 Randolph 0.
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Celtics Drop Third In Row In Detroit Narrow Loss
Celtics suffer a third straight defeat as Sam Jones scores 31 points in regular season play. Detroit Pistons edge Boston 108 to 106 on a Ray Scott jumper with two seconds left, the Pistons first over the champions since February 24, 1964.
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Potti os returns for Steelers in Cowboys game
Linebacker Myron Pottios is activated by the Steelers for the Cowboys game after a dislocated shoulder sidelined him since August. He will replace end John Powers, who was waived.
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Meadville Bulldogs Crush Jetie Hast In Big Win
Meadville dominates with 326 yard rushing attack as Wolfe Walsh and L Darno fall lead the scoring. Strong Vincent and Corry also feature in district action as teams chase standings and postseason relevance.
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Bowling League Scores Highlight Local Action
Al Dunnewold posted 202 in the Friday Nite Mixed Couples League as the lone reportable score. Friday Nite Ladies standings show Warner's Coin Mach ahead with 23 wins to 1 loss, and Fuller Business Soc. 15, Marsh's Restaurant 34 10, Pepsi-Cola 2, McCray Aluminum 13, Sperry's Mobil 6b, Davis Insurance, Ww Corry Pharmacy 19 dominating the table.
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Two Tied In Pool Tourney
Ed Kelly of Baltimore and Luther Lassiter of Elizabeth City NC tied the first round at 5 3 in the National Invitation Pocket Billiards Championship. Kelly and Lassiter both lost their games as Ed Taylor defeated Kelly 150 66 and Taylor beat Bou Butera 150 20.
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Minors Return to Richmond in International League
Richmond will host baseball next season as the International League returns after a year’s absence. Milwaukee Braves move to Atlanta, and the Richmond IL franchise relocates to Toledo, Ohio following last year’s sale. Sadaharu Oh homers help Yomiuri Giants beat Nankai Hawks 4-2 in Japan Series game one at Osaka.
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Pennsylvania small game season opens with excellent prospects
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania small game season opened with excellent prospects. Executive director Glenn L. Bowers cited a productive year and ample game despite dry conditions. legal shooting hours run 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Nov 27 for all species except turkey, which ends earlier in parts of the state.
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New York Football Looms At Box Office As Giants Face Cardinals
The Giants host the St. Louis Cardinals at Yankee Stadium with about 62 000 fans expected while the Jets prepare for a 55 000 crowd at Shea Stadium for their game against the Denver Broncos. Green Bay and Cleveland also on Sunday’s NFL AFL/NIL slate.
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Carolina Motor Speedway Ends In Standout Lap Record
Ford driver G. C. Spencer lapped yesterday's qualifiers at 113 136 mph average for four laps in the mile race at Carolina Motor Speedway. He will start 17th. Prize money exceeds 50 000 dollars. Richard Petty won the pole in a Plymouth with hemispherical engine before Hawks trip to Tokyo for two games.
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Gary Player wins Australian Open with record 264
Gary Player captured the Australian Open title in Adelaide with a record 264 strokes. Frank Phillips and Jack Nicklaus finished second with 271. The event marked a standout performance as Player extended his dominance in the late 1950s era.
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