Warren Dragons topple Beavers 26 7 in opener clash
Warren stunned Corry 26-7 at Corty Area High School field as Hartnett and Seder led a second half surge. Roach scored for Corry in the first quarter while Munsee booted the PAT but the Dragons roared back with Hartnett’s 55 yard run and Grady end zone grab to take a 20 7 lead. Warren added a final score on a Hartnett TD to seal the upset as Corry’s offense sputtered after a strong opening.
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Ron Seder
Jim Vanik
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Steve Olson
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Husky Soph
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Knights
Pas
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St Mead Parkhurst
Sewell
Long
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Seder
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Warren — White
Calvin
White Sox swept as two rookie hurlers shut them out
Baltimore's Jack Fisher and Jerry Walker, both 20, pitched a two inning shutout to rout the White Sox 1-0 in game one as Chicago extended a scoreless-innings drought to 28. Fisher earned his first major league win with a three-hit 3-0 triumph in the nightcap, and the Orioles swept the doubleheader four straight over the Sox, lifting Baltimore to 11-10 on the season while Chicago fell four games behind Cleveland.
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Titusville And Franklin Win Inclosely Contested Openers
Titusville and Franklin opened strong on the grid, beating Meadville and Corry respectively as six Erie area teams lost tight season openers. Warren starred for Corry as Franklin downed Hickory by a slim margin, while Meadville’s Bulldogs were routed by Greenville 31-8. Cathedral Prep upset potential favorites but North Catholic prevailed 7-6.
Summertime Theme of Band Wave pleymon oF imps Kal at Omy Area High
The Omy Area High School band Wirmed Shines Up a bit with the presentation of The Good Old Summertime between halves of a Gerry-Winren football game last night. Under the direction of HLyiin Rice and drum major Ed Hai taal the band performed a theme sequence including Wa bash Laster In the Mackins Bird Careless and Tepechen the Simmertimie theme as it left the field. Ronald Rufile's manorelies assisted the band as they formed outlines of canoe a Newt and the word Luv which became LOVE as the bystlers joined in The Corry music makers Ware spoke first then Warren band paid tribute to both schools with alma maters.
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Union City Bears Fall Short In Opener At Waterford
Union City and Waterford opened with a 28-13 football tilt as Waterford surged late. Bear back John Rose scored 18 Union City points including a 30-yard interception return and a 2-yard TD. Owens and Mahle led Waterford with multiple scores in a back-and-forth first game of the season.
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Scholastic Grid Results
Warren 26 Corry 7. Titusville 40 Odl City 4. Bradford 20 Johnson Burg 0. Franklin 7 Hickory 0. Greenville 31. Meadville and Aliquippa 24. Erie Tech 0. Kane 12 Ridgway 6. Waterford 28 Union City 1. Fairview 20 Northwestern Girard 24 North East 7. Pittsburgh N Catholic 7. Erie Prep 6. Farrell 38 Erie Academy 6. Butler 28 Millcreek 7. Johnstown 33 Erie East 6. Saegertown 13 Mercer 0. Lawrence Park 25 Youngsville e Altoona 54 DuBois 0.
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