Shoeless Shomody Wins Harriers Stampede at Frontier Park
Corry Beaver cross country had a dominant debut, defeating Iroquois Braves 46 to 17 as Shomody, despite losing a shoe, led the Beavers with Shomody, Tobin, and Burrows sweeping the top three. Laskowski edged Gates for a close finish, while Orn Amoroso Follett formed the junior tier at the rear. The team then competed at the McDowell Invitation Meet near Millcreek High School.
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Georgia Hosts Pitt in season opener at Sanford Stadium
Georgia carries questions on defense as it hosts Pittsburgh in the 1975 opener. Matt Robinson leads a potent Georgia offense against Tony Dorsett and Pitt, who bring 38 letter-winners back. Kickoff is at 2 p.m. EST with about 40,000 expected as classes haven’t started.
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Robinson
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Glynn Harrison
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Bob Haygood
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Steelers Face Saints Tonight Preseason Showdown in Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH AP The Steelers aim to rebound at home against the New Orleans Saints in a NFL preseason game. Pittsburgh stands 2-3 in exhibitions after losses to Philadelphia Oakland and the Giants, with a history of a 1969 2-3 mark under Chuck Noll. New Orleans sits 2-2 with wins over Baltimore Denver and losses to Houston and Miami.
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Nittany Lions Open Season Against Temple Tonight
Penn State and Temple renew their intrastate gridiron series at Franklin Field in Philadelphia with Penn State favored in the Top Ten. Coach Joe Paterno praises Temple's progress as the Owls look to upset the national spotlight with a strong season opener.
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Northwest Conference football scores and matchups
In early games, Greenville defeated Franklin 8 0 and Grove City beat OW City 16 13. Hickory and Tidusville tied 20 all, Fairview shut out Harborcreek 29 0, and Conneaut Valley edged Kanty 12 4. Maplewood defeated Union City 20 7, Youngstown Raven beat East 0 0, plus several other local results.
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It Happened One Year Ago September 6 1974 Sports roundup
Corry was guilty of seven turnovers and Greenville cashed in four as Joe Lukac’s 1975 season began with a 26 0 loss. Lukac’s 10th straight defeat since taking over. Lou Brock swiped his 100th and 101st bases as St Louis and Pittsburgh won. Bob Forsch blanked the Mets 3 0. Dock Ellis won his ninth in ten with a 2 4 win over Montreal. Cross country results show Hy Daleymen dominant led by Corty in eighth. US basketball led 2 1 on the Soviet Union as Thompson scored 16 in an 82 61 win. Baltimore shut out Cleveland twice to close gap on New York. Yankees gained on Boston with a 1 2 win over Detroit.
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Titusville Rockets Rally to Tie Hickory in Rain Spoiled Thriller
In a mud soaked Carter Field Titusville rockets rally from a 20-12 deficit with under four minutes left as a two yard punt by Hickory sets up a late 47 second tying drive. Bob Habel and Tim Osborne spark Hickory including a 15 yard TD run. Final 20-20 amid NW Conference action as Corry, Warren, Oil City win elsewhere.
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Detroit Beats Cleveland In Low-Scoring Duel
Tribe box score shows Detroit 11 runs with 15 hits to Cleveland 2 in a tense game. Hendrick HR and Horton 2 runs sparked Detroit while Cleveland managed small rallies, with Freehan and Veryzer contributing on base and LRoberts tallying hits.
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