Franklin Knights Eye 1970 Title Run After Strong 1969 Frame
Franklin enters 1970 with a 6-2 overall mark and 41 record backers. 13 lettermen form a club nucleus for coach Dave Stewart as the Knights show a potentially dominant defense and an explosive offense despite an inexperienced line. Linebackers and secondary anchor a front six while backs Moodie Buyton Gibson Trinch Law and Eakin drive the attack. quarterback experience comes slowly as Trinch develops. The deep backs Guyton Trinch Gibson Turner guard the pass and the front four Keely Wagner Beichner Cozad must pressure the opposition. Schedule spans Reynolds Warren Meadville Corry Sharpsville Grove City Oil City Titusville and Greenville with Warren hosting Friday.
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Beaver Football Clinic Preview Scheduled at CAHS Field
Beaver fans will get a first look at the 1970 CAHS team tomorrow night at Howard J. Sheen Field. Head coach Jerry Rushin and the staff will lead a clinic at 8 oclock, weather permitting on the football field, otherwise in the gym. Coaches will demonstrate backfield and line play, the passing game, and defense, with parents and fans invited to meet the new CAHS coaches. Memberships for the Beaver Bee booster club go on sale at the clinic for one dollar.
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Ann Gluyna bolts to 204 high in city league
City bowers opened the season with Ann Gluyna starring as she ripped a 204 for high single in the Ladies B League. Scores from other leagues last night were reported.
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Alous First Homer Lifts Pirates To 8-4 Win Over Expos
Matty Alou slugged his first homer in 1,041 at bats lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 8-4 victory over Montreal. Bob Veale huffed six scoreless frames before leaving with the lead, and Willie Stargell added a homer as Pittsburgh snapped a six game skid atop the NL East standings. The Pirates remained 1.5 games ahead of the Mets while other NL results favored Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Bills Hope Offense, Fewer Mistakes Define 1969 Outlook
Buffalo, not a title threat, aims for a solid finish in the AFC East behind coach John Rauch. key figures include O J Simpson, rookie Dennis Shaw, and backup options Jim Harris and Dan Darragh. Veterans Haven Moses and Marlin Briscoe pace receivers while a young defense led by Ron McDole, Jim Dunaway, and Bob Tatarek supports the lineup.
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Bill Enyart
Bunker Ends Dry Spell With Four-Hitter Victory
Wally Bunker finally wins after an 11 month wait, tossing a four hitter to beat California 4 0. His first win of the year ends his personal skid and lifts the Kansas City club in the AL West standings. Ed Kirkpatrick and Paul Schaal drive runs in the pivotal seventh as Bunker earns the win.
Baseball Scores and Standings Amid Day Night Doubleheader
Baseball results feature Washington, Oakland, California and Minnesota in the West. Yesterday's games saw New York 4 Baltimore 2 and Cleveland 4 Washington 3. Oakland won 4 1 over Boston, Chicago 5 Kansas City 4, and Milwaukee 0 1. A second game went 11 innings with Chicago Johnson 2 3 at Oakland Hunter 15 12 and Kansas City Johnson at Baltimore.
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