Goodwill Sparks Comeback Beavers Tie Eagles in Grove City
Corry Area High School Beavers rallied from a 14 point deficit to tie Grove City Eagles 14 14 at the Grove City High School field in a late season clash. Fullback Paul Goodwill carried 28 times for 127 yards and two scores, leading Corry’s comeback with Sampsell and Downey connecting on key plays to extend the drive and finish with 212 yards total offense for the Beavers. The Beavers close their 1971 season Friday at home against Oil City.
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Corry Area High School
Grove City
Eagles
Grove City High School
Craig Sampsell
Sampsel
Paul Goodwill
Jerry Rushin
Goodwill
Corry
Eagle
Bob Cummins
Jeff Lumley
Hagles
Cummins
Steve Wolfe
Sampsell
Dan
Northwest Conference Football Scores From Last Night
Scores across the Northwest Conference with ties and varied results. Corry and Grove City tied 14 each while Franklin and Warren both posted 24 and 21 respectively in a mixed slate. Several teams posted decisive wins including Fort LeBouel 40 Northeast 14 and Westfield 44.
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Franklin
Warren
Greenville
Titusville
Townville
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut ‘Valley
Youngsville
Randolph
Union City
de McDowell
Tech
Kittanning
Brentwood
Duquesne & Pittsburgh Central Catholic
Bishop McCort
Miller Open Prize Up To Eighty Thousand Increase
MILWAUKEE The Miller Open Bowling tourney for March 18 has been increased in value by ten thousand dollars to a total prize fund of 180000 dollars. PRO SHOWS EM WINTER HAVEN Pro Charlie Owens shot a seven under par 69 to lead his team to victory in the Pro Am prelude to the Cypress Gardens Open Golf Tournament. The 36 hole open begins today.
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Milwaukee
Winter Haven
Fla
Charlie Owens
Celtics Tie for Atlantic Lead After Bucks Win Streak Ends
The Boston Celtics stop Milwaukee’s seven game surge with a 125-114 victory to move into a tie for first in the Atlantic Division at 6-2, matching Philadelphia after the 76ers fall in double overtime to Phoenix. Coach Tom Heinsohn praised the team’s hustle and speed as Dave Cowens leads the Celtics in a strong performance.
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John Havlicek
Jo Jo Wite
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Lew Alcindor
Connie Hawkins
Dick van Arsdale
Fred Foster
Don May
May
Jimmy Walker
Bob Lanier
Pistons
Bullets
Jae Marin
Cazzie Russell
Bob Kaufman
Porland
Kaufman
Fred Hilton
Sidney Wicks
Gail Goodrich
Erving Shines in ABA Debut with Virginia Squires
Julius Erving dazzles in ABA exhibitions and season start with the Virginia Squires. In a 142-121 win over the Carolina Cougars he tallied 30 points, teaming with Charlie Scott who scored 40 as Willie Sojourner added 20 rebounds and 14 points. Other ABA results noted include Bucks, Hawks, and Suns players delivering strong showings amid a night of high scoring.
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American Basketball Association
Virginia
Julius Erving
Earl Strom
University of Massachusetts
Erving
Charlie Scott
Squires
Carolina Cougars
Willie Sojourner
Jim McDaniels
Carolina
Small Game Season Opens Today In Pa
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania’s regular small game hunting season opens with optimism for ample legal game. Turkey prospects are excellent after a smaller last year harvest. other targets include cottontail rabbits ringneck pheasants and bobwhite quail. Grouse and squirrels opened earlier and run through Nov 27 except turkey ending Nov 20 with northcentral resuming Nov 24–27. Bag limits: rabbits four daily pheasants two daily eight season total quail four daily twenty season tur keys one per season grouse two daily ten season and squirrels six daily thirty season.
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State Game Commission
Turkey
Franklin Wins Two Crowns
The Franklin Knights rallied to a 24-20 victory over Warren Dragons at Franklin, seizing both Section Two and Northwest Football Conference titles. QB Frank Trinch scored the deciding nine yard TD late, with Otis Law adding two and Brad Crawshaw one. Tom Bright starred for Warren with two first period TDs. The Knights stand 4-0 in NFC and 5-0 against section foes. their first championship since 1967.
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Warren
Franklin
Frank Trinch
Knights
Otis Law
Brad Crawshaw
Tom Bright
Rob Young
Jim Stromdahl
Hickory
Bradford's 233 Game Tops Bowling Action
Don Bradford topped yesterday's Mixed Doubles League with a 233 game and Norma Watrous led the women with a 215 game and a 568 series. Other high scores included Berkhows 213 and Watrous 368, with Swart at 207 and Jonason 201 in a cluttered league listing.
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Norma Watrous
Untouchables
Stec
Jerry Berkhows
Norine Watrous
Earl Swart
Corry Industrial League
G. Jonason
Orayer
Marton
D. Eatalta
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