Corry High football opener prep under Lou Hanna
Corry High gridders work toward a tight opener with Warren at Sheen Field. Coach Lou Hanna plans evening sessions through Thursday, then a Friday squad meeting and full warmup. Offensive line and backfield choices noted amid injury concerns on defense.
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Twins Slip as White Sox Close Within Four Percent
The Minnesota Twins stumble with a 4 3 loss to Kansas City after a 6 0 win, while Chicago’s White Sox beat the Angels 4 3 and 2 1 to narrow the gap to within four games. Smoky Burgess and Ken Berry help Chicago sweep to keep the pennant chase tense.
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Packers Dominate Browns in Doubleheader Showdown
In Cleveland a huge crowd of 83,118 watched Green Bay overpower Cleveland as the Packers delivered a strong showing both on offense and defense. A late second quarter interception sparked the turning point, and veteran defenders sealed the win with a pick six. Detroit then topped New York in the opener.
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Nixon Name Steeler Coach In Quick NFL Move
AP reports Pittsburgh Steelers hire Mike Nixon as head coach on a one year contract replacing Buddy Parker who resigned Nixon former Redskins coach replaces Parker who failed to win division title since 1956 Steelers lost 23 9 to 49ers in exhibition Nixon coached Redskins in 1959 60 and Houston against Chicago Cubs in a single game
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Father Son Duos Edge Out for One Point in 22 Team Match
Davidson Hooks team wins by a single point over rival pairs Bob and John Davidson and Leo and Greg Hooks. Ed Kaiser and Gary Blynt place fourth at 67. Caroling names in final standings include Dyckes and Mohr-Sample, Wolcott-Spro York, Xander pairs, Carrig duo, Bloom duo, Baressi pair, with John Davidson posting low gross 78 and Carrig Woaks tying low net 73.
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Keane Eyes Return as Yankees Manager in 1966
Reports suggest Keane may receive another managerial chance with the New York Yankers next year as the club reflects on a disrupted season. Teammate Clete Bayer and others defend his handling of injuries and missing key players like Mickey Mantle and Ellie Howard, arguing he deserved a fuller opportunity to prove himself.
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County Triumph in Star Game at Erie Stadium
Erie County defeats Erie 21 to 0 in the annual Save-An-nyoe game at Erie Stadium. Jim Fries and Mel Cooper lead the Erieiles with the first score then add two late touchdowns in the final quarter. Roger Maris and Tony Kubek figure in season context.
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City boys win star series with 1-84 lead over rivals
Fries starred for Ca thedral Prep's 1964 team and Cooper shined for Erie East as the City boys take a 1-84 margin in the Star series. A jammed 14,000 crowd watched a tight game with Corty and Bob Potocki contributing defense despite Potocki playing with a knee injury.
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