Franklin Beats Corry Beavers 40-0 At Miller Sibley Field
Corry Area High School varsity coaches Lukac Ken Harvey and John Zerbe observe as Franklin steamrolls the Beavers 40 to 0 at Miller Sibley Field. Zerbe, wearing headphones, seeks guidance from Steve Mennen in the press box. Journal photo by McEldowney.
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Harriers Fall To Cathedral Prep In District Contender Bid
Senior Gary Sickler ran 15 33.2 to pace Corry Area High School but the Harriers lost 27 29 to Cathedral Prep. Sickler led in the final stretch as Prep placed two runners ahead, with John Lutz and Dave Daley adding strong times after a prior shoulder injury. Corry hosts Rocky Grove Thursday after also competing in the first annual Corry Jaycees 10 Mile Relay this morning.
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Girls May Try Out For Boys Scholastic Teams
Carlisle AP report notes Pennsylvania Board of Education approves health and physical education rules. In a 15-1 vote the board requires equal access to facilities coaching scheduling and funding, allows coed teams, and bars exclusions of girls from trying out for or competing on boys teams. Education Secretary Pittenger says the aim is to guarantee equal opportunity in interscholastic athletics.
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Perry McCray Tops Local Bowling Fronts Friday Night
Perry McCray led local bowling with a 218 in Friday night action as Owls Industrial League standings show Raymonds Grinding at 11-1. Other scores include Meadville and Titusville edges, with Grove City at Reynolds and Hickory at Warren listed for Northwest Conference games.
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14th Straight Loss Beavers Zipped Again 40-0
Franklin Knights dominated Corry in a 40-0 game, extending the Beavers’ losing streak to 14 and dropping Corry to 0-2 in 1974. Franklin’s defense stifled the Beavers while the offense capitalized with 291 rushing yards, aided by strong runs from Bowen and Ottaway. Corry’s limited passing and turnovers hurt their effort as injuries and penalties marred a lopsided Friday night in Franklin.
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Concepcion Tops Dodgers as Reds Rally in opener
In Los Angeles, Reds star Dave Concepcion shines guiding Cincinnati to a 6-3 win over the Dodgers as Jack Billingham solidifies pitching. Tony Perez hits his 26th homer, and Concepcion later steals and scores, increasing the Reds’ West lead to 2½ games. Dodgers wary of Wynn and Brewer return. Gullett to start next.
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Southern Cross Aims To Resume America's Cup Chase
The Australian challenger Southern Cross, with new crew members at key posts, planned to resume the best-of-seven series in Newport after a 24 hour fog delay. The third race was to be sailed offshore following the postponement, marking the second delay since the series began Tuesday.
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Rangers Stay In Mix With A's After 3-1 Win
The Texas Rangers remain strong pennant contenders after a 3-1 victory over Oakland. Ferguson Jenkins pitched seven strong innings, striking out 10, boosting Texas to 78-10 over .500 and within five games of the A’s. Jenkins improved to 23-11, tying Catfish Hunter for most wins. Boog Powell hit his 300th career homer for the Orioles in a separate game win.
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NFL Opens Season Tomorrow By The Associated Press
The Oilers and Chargers enter the NFL opener in the Astrodome with high hopes after a poor previous season, led by quotes from Elvin Bethea and Jerry LeVias about teams not backing down. Other Week One games include Super Bowl champs Miami at New England and Vikings at Green Bay among others.
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