Beavers Comeback Falls Short as Warren Beats Corry 20-7
In a 1966 football opener at War Memorial Field, Warren's 155-pound tailback Danny O Neil scored all three touchdowns, including the final 8-yard run to seal a 20-7 win over Corry. Beavers faced turnover and a 65-yard drive that produced Corry's lone score, with coach Lou Hanna calling the effort "We were terrible."
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That Rascal O'Neil! Rascal O'Neil Leads Scoring Parade
Football lineup lists players by position and names O'Neil as scorer with three rushing touchdowns and an 85 yard run with interception. Team includes Hunter Hughes Beichner T Thompson Pusateri and many others with tackles guards and centers. Soren sen adds two extra points and Darno fall adds a run.
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Guessa Thon Misses Exact Score In Warren Game
Tom Cragg and John Mc Ketn narrowly missed winning $5 in The Journal's Guessathon for Saturday's Warren football game. Cragg shifted from 20-7 to 20-6, while final was 20-7 Warren. Next prize rises to $10 for Corry Oil City game Saturday night.
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Littler Wins World Series of Golf on First Hole Playoff
Gene Littler captured the World Series of Golf title in Akron, Ohio, by beating Jack Nicklaus and Al Geiberger in a dramatic three way playoff. Littler sank a 2 foot birdie on the first extra hole to claim the $50,000 prize after a late-stretched round that featured a costly double bogey by Nicklaus on the 16th hole.
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Dodgers Take League Lead With Sweep Of Astros
Los Angeles Dodges bullpen solid as Sandy Koufax earns his 23rd win and Regan closes in on 15 saves. Dodgers blank Houston 4-0 and 1-0, surpass Pirates for first time in five weeks while Giants slip, Braves and Phillies win in NL action.
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Four Masters Suffer Stumble on Firestone Par 3 16th
Two stroke lead into the 62 yard 16th hole gave way as Firestone played its toll. Nicklaus and Casper parred 70 on Saturday while Littler and Geiberger slipped to one over.
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Twins explode for 14-hit inning to erase Orioles lead
Minnesota surged in the eighth with 14 batters sent to the plate nine scoring as Harmon Killebrew homered for his 35th and the Twins piled up an 11-6 rout of Baltimore. They won fifth straight, 11 of 13, now 10 games back of the Orioles.
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Warren battles Corry in 20 to 7 win
In a Saturday football recap Warren defeated Corry 20 to 7. Other scores listed include Penn Hills 13 Erie Prep 0 and several additional district results such as Watteburg 19 General McLane 7 and Youngsville 12 Elk County Christian 6.
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JV Grid Team Opens Tonight at Sheen Athletic
The first junior varsity football game of the season is scheduled for tonight at 7 o clock. Warren invades the local field as JV coach Bill Johnston unveils the lineup with ENDS Scoop Sample and GUARDS Gary Wade and Don Brasa. CENTER Ken Benin. QUARTERBACK Don Harrison. HALFBACKS Tim Theis or Bob Swart, left, Jim Amy, right. FULLBACK Sam Dubrosky or Hal Munsee.
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Packers Rally Past Colts In NFL Opener Thriller
Lee Roy Caffey starred as the Packers beat the Colts 243 in a Saturday night NFL opener. Caffey's 52-yard interception return set the tone as Green Bay intercepted Unitas three times and scored late first-half touchdowns. Multiple Week One games followed with Detroit, Cleveland, Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh among winners.
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Corry Area High School Season Tickets On Sale
Corry Area High School football season tickets go on sale tomorrow and Thursday at the Ritz Restaurant from 7 to 9 pm. Director of athletics Lou Hanna says six home games cost $6 for reserved seating. Tickets had been available earlier but few fans secured them.
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