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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
7
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Washington reports President Nixon was to sign a bill allowing local TV telecasts of sold out NFL home games. Congress rushed the passage to permit Sunday and Monday openers to be shown locally during a three year trial period. NFL Commissioner Rozelle warned of negative effects on attendance.
The Minnesota Vikings claimed Carroll Dale after he was waived by Green Bay and he will suit up for the opener against Oakland. John Riggins ended his Jets holdout with a new two year pact believed at 50,000 a year and will play Monday night against Green Bay. Auburn renames its stadium Jordan-Hare Stadium in honor of coach Shug Jordan after a 10-1 season.
Clymer begins 1973 season hosting Mayville with a rebuilding lineup. Coach Howard McMullen trusts two returning lettermen Daryl White sidelined by a shoulder injury and George Carutis on the line. Lynn TeCulver at quarterback leads a lean backfield while newcomers fill key roles.
The Orioles beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-6 as Doug DeCinces drove in the winning run in the 10th inning. The win cut Baltimore’s pennant magic number to 10 while the Yankees beat Boston in 12 innings and Kansas City topped California.
Corry dropped to 0-2 after a 33 22 loss to Cathedral Prep on a 2.6 mile Frontier Park course in Erie. Jim Garfield won in 14 30 with Phil Heinlein second at 14 44. John Lutz led Corry with 14 51, followed by Dave Dailey 15 18 and Rick Christensen 15 30.
Football tonight features Corry Franklin Breenville OIF city Reynards Grave Ci Tiusville Meadville and Conneau Valley North East Maplewood Edgewood St Marys Bradford Prep McDowell Harborcreek Ft Lefloeut Girard General McLane Warren 31 Hickory Maysville Clymer Brockville Shacowle Techna Strong Vincent Cambridge Springs Youngsville MEL OPEWERS Atlanta New Orleans Baltimore Cleveland Sufala New England Cincinnati Denver Dallas Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Houston New York Giants Los Angeles Kansas City Babiana Minnesota Louis San Francisco Miami Monday games Jets v5 Green Bay Milwaukee night.
Franklin Knights open their 1973 season at 8 pm against Corry Area High School Beavers in Franklin. Coach Dave Stewart fielding a rebuilt backfield faces a Corry squad that earned a forfeit win last week and aims to snap Franklin’s two straight Northwest Football Conference titles.
Pirates beat Chicago 6-1 to move one game ahead in the NL East, with Willie Stargell driving in two runs and scoring, and Bob Moose earning the win with late relief. Mets edge Phillies 4-2 in 12 innings as Wayne Garrett delivers the go ahead single. Dodgers top Astros 8-4 aided by Lopes two run double and Cey homer, Giants rally to 6-6 with Oniveros pinch homer.
Corry High School golfers Frisina and Webster led Corry to a 427 to 458 victory over Oil City at Cross Creek Golf Course. Frisina shot 41 38 for 79 medalist, Webster 41 39 80, with Harvey, Shamburgs also contributing. Oil City could not break 89. Corry improves to 2-0 and meets Rocky Grove next Thursday.
Tom Shaw tallied a 237 201 203 for a 641 set in the National B event, while Larry Greer posted a 246 high. In the women’s division Gladys Thompson defeated Jean Van Beuren 179 178 for the high single, with Marian and others also listed in league scores.
Under a dreary sky Bay City defeated Sparta 123 to 19 in the Erie Crawford County Trap Shooting League. Willis Cook shot a perfect 25 with Dick Smith and Ken McCracken each at 24 5. George Montgomery Hick Albers and Roy Sheerer also starred as Sparta falls to 2 6 and heads to a tie match with Corry on Wednesday.
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