Beaver Golfers Get Win Over Titusville in Season Opener
Corry Area High School golf team opened the season with a 492 to 446 win against Titusville at Municipal Golf Course. Medalist honors went to Skip Frisina with 80, while Wade Reynolds shot 83 for Titusville. Corry’s Mark Webster, John Hammond, Bob Harvey, and Chip Shamburg led the scoring. Coach Roger Ottaway’s squad travels to Oil City for the next match Thursday.
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Corry JV Beats Maplewood In Opener On Home Field
After a winless 1972 season the Corry junior varsity Beavers defeated Maplewood 14 8 at Howard Sheen Field. Rick Tripp and Roger Ottaway led ground gains while Mike Rushin connected with Joe Amy for a 15 yard score. Tim Emerson recovered a fumble for the go ahead touchdown as Corry halted Maplewood late.
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Area bowlers spotlight as Douglas and Clabbatz lead
Lafe Douglas rolled a 245 game and 60 series but lost the Marine classic League series honors to Carl Clabbatz, who posted a 604 three game total. Joe Prugar added a 243 in the VW Men's League. Women’s scores include Linda Brooks 201 and Lynda Williams a 123 game triplicate series. other names appear in scattered league listings.
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Ali Shows His Age But Rallies For Win
In Los Angeles area action Muhammad Ali barely defeated Ken Norton by split decision in a 12th round comeback at the Forum. Foreman knocked out Joe Frazier in two rounds earlier, and Ali signaled a desire to fight Frazier next as plans for a bigger super bout circulated amid the postfight fallout.
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Nebraska Moves Up But USC Remains No. 1
The Associated Press college football poll places Nebraska second behind defending champion USC after a 40-13 season-opening win over UCLA. Ohio State and Texas drop from the top after mixed results, while several other teams appear in the Top Twenty.
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Aaron Keeps No 710 Within Reach Before Illness Hits
Hank Aaron slugged his 710th career homer in the third inning against Don Carrithers as the Braves beat the Giants 4 1. He left the game with severe stomach cramps and was taken to a doctor, ending his night at 39. Pirates pounded the Cubs 11 9 and San Diego beat Houston 5 3 in the abbreviated NL action. Aaron had his 99th hit, his 37th homer of the season, and raised his batting average to a season high 288. Grubb sparked the Padres to a 5 4 win over Houston with a leadoff eighth inning triple and the tiebreaking score.
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Boston Stays Alive as Vida Shuts Out KC
Boston tops Baltimore 4-3 to tighten the AL East race. Eddie Kasko says the win lifts the club as they chase Baltimore while Oakland routs KC 13-0 and Cleveland edges the Yankees 3-2. Reggie Smith and Vida Blue star in the day’s action.
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Blass Set To Start As Pirates Face Cubs At Wrigley
Pittsburgh returns to the mound with Steve Blass facing Chicago at Wrigley Field as Bill Virdon is replaced by Danny Murtaugh. Blass carries a 3-7 mark after an Aug. 6 exhibition, while Pittsburgh rides a 3-1 stretch since the managerial change and a 21-hit attack led by Richie Zisk and Willie Stargell.
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Grid Clinic Set For Thursday by Corry Beaver
Corry Beaver head football coach Joe Lukac announced a grid clinic Thursday night in the CAHS gymnasium. The agenda includes introductions to varsity and junior high teams, plus a briefing on offensive and defensive formations and a Q and A with the coaching staff. An under the lights practice follows in preparation for Friday’s game against the Franklin Knights. All fans are invited to attend both events.
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House Considers Lifting TV Grid Blackouts
Washington AP reports the House Commerce Committee moved to end local TV blackouts for sold out NFL games. The measure would ban blackouts if a game is sold out 72 hours in advance, with 12 of 20 clubs having sold out 1972 stadia. Senate action and NFL stance noted.
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