Beavers End Dragons Streak In Rain Soaked Season Opener
Corry Beavers defeat Warren Dragons 6-0 for first win since 1963 as senior fullback Dan Taylor scores the lone touchdown and anchors late tackles. Quarterback John Downey shines after stepping in for injured starter, guiding two key drives and a punt return sequence.
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Warren 0 Oil City at Titusville rain postponed game
In a rainy night game, Warren led by a punt heavy night, but Oil City failed to convert as play moved toward the Warren nine late in the first. Officials managed the clock after the scoreboard failed, and Oil City next faces Titusville while Warren travels to Oil City this week.
Menke Breaks Giants Win Streak With Ninth-Inning Homer
Denis Menke hit a two-run homer in the ninth to stop the San Francisco Giants and Gaylord Perry, as Houston's Dierker earned win and payroll-room celebration in a 20 Friday night. The Dodgers fell to San Diego 4-1 while Cincinnati lost 11-2 to Atlanta, and Mets split a doubleheader with Philadelphia.
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Bulldogs Lose as Oilers at Rockets Postponed by Rain
Corry Beavers beat Warren Dragons last night while the Section Two schedule saw the Oilers of Ol City game against the Rockets in Titusville postponed due to rain and wet fields. Meadville and Greenville tripped up the Bulldogs, with Greenville leading 20 14 before Meadville rallied in the final quarter behind two short carries by Jim Wofford and Tom Motech.
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NBA Charges ABA Harassment Over College Players
NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy accuses the American Basketball Association of raiding college players to pressure a merger. He cites Detroit University star Spencer Haywood signing with the ABA and reports of other college players being approached. Coaches and college officials decry the ABA tactic and urge a no-draft-before-graduation policy.
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A's Rally Beats Twins 5-4 In Late Twist
Oakland trailed Minnesota 4-2 after seven, then pulled off a dramatic eighth inning rally. Bert Campaneris lined a Perranoski pitch for a game winning infield single as Tom Reynolds and Cardenas contributed later.
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