Dodgers Maintain Narrow NL Lead With 5-1 Win Over Pirates
Dodgers push their NL lead to 3 games by defeating the Pirates 5-1 as the Giants lose and Atlanta, Houston, and St. Louis win. Koufax aided by Lou Johnson’s three run homer extends scoreless streak to 21. Bud Harrelson, Pat Jarvis, and Bob Gibson post notable performances.
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Local Friday Scores Highlight Regional Football Results
Meadville shutout Grove City 19 0 while Titusville beat Townville 20 0 and McDowell defeated Erie Strong Vin cent 20 12. General McLane crushed Union City 32 6 Fort LeBoeuf fell to North East 14 0 Harborcreek topped Wattsburg 18 0 Fairview routed Girard 32 13 Bradford shut out by Erie Tech 0 Youngsville beat Cambridge Springs 47 13 TONIGHT OIL CITY VISITS CORRY for a schedule finale.
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Orioles Lose Power Battle as Lights Go Out on A’s
The Washington game with Kansas City stalled when four stadium lights failed due to a transformer fire. Lew Krausse and Barry Moore held the duel to a scoreless tie until the outage paused play. Elsewhere, Chicago’s Horlen blanked Baltimore 4-0 and Hank Aguirre beat Cleveland 3-1 as Boston edged California 5-4 on Yastrzemski’s two-run ninth-inning double.
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Corry-Warren Junior High Football Game Canceled
The Corry Warren Junior High football game at Sheen Field for Monday evening is canceled per CAHS athletics director Lou Hanna.
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Corry and Oil City Renew All-Time Football Rivalry
The Corry Oil City series is renewed at Sheen Field with kickoff at 8 o clock. Corry leads the all time series 15 to 0 and dominates in the Lou Hanna era with 14 wins and 3 losses. Historical results list scores from 1931 through 1950 1951.
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Predictions in Corry Area pair share QB duties tonight
Corry Area High School sophomore Dennis Harrison and Carmen Piccirillo will split quarterback duties against OM City with Harrison also handling punting. Philadelphia Eagles announce a record ticket sale on Friday.
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Rams Top Bears 31 17 in Friday Night Duel
The Rams defeated the Chicago Bears 31-17 at Memorial Coliseum in front of 59 916 fans. Rams rookie coach George Allen celebrated a win over his former boss George Halas as Los Angeles improved to 2-0 while Chicago held a 0-2 mark and earned a bye next week.
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50 047 Season Tickets for 1966 NFL Home Season
A report notes that 50 047 season tickets were sold for the club's 1966 home schedule, reflecting strong fan support and anticipated home game attendance.
Green Bay Browns rematch tops Sunday NFL schedule
Green Bay meets Cleveland in a rematch of the 1965 title game as part of Sunday NFL action in Cleveland. The Packers beat Baltimore 24 3 and the Browns routed Washington 38 14 in openings as Houston New York clash for AFL East lead.
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