Beavers at Fairview Co-Captains Named Tonight
Corry Beavers face winless Fairview High with seniors Dan Taylor and Bob Boutwell named co-captains for the game at Girard High field. Hanna's squad, after a day game Saturday, practiced two days focusing on offense and defense, with Emmons possible to start. Kickoff at 8 p.m.. tickets 50 cents students, $1 adults.
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Dan Taylor
Bob Boutwell
Corry
Tigers
Fairview High School
Taylor
Boutwell
Fairview
Girard High School
Rice Avenue
Girard
Beavers
Hanna
Hannamen
Darryl Emmons
Emmons
Jim Dolan
Steve Grice
Dan Weaver
Tom Mitchell
Bill Darnofall
Norm Hasbrouck
Mike
Corry Rod and Gun Club Offers Third Hunter Safety Course
The Corry Rod and Gun Club announces the third Hunter Safety Course to be held Saturday at the club on East Washington Street starting 8:30 a.m. No limit on attendees. Previous courses drew 67 hunters. A 50 cent fee applies. bring lunch. milk provided. Last chance before fall for license eligibility.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
Local Bowling QP Rosters With Player Scores
A fragment lists several bowling teams and players with scores such as Ted Corry 213 580 Ray Higley 213 Harold Bromley 201 Les Utegg 201 Frank Wilcox 200 and Linda Koval 237 Betty McCarthy 199 Barb Raymond 190 Anne Royek 186 Carol Jordan 178 Kay Messina 178 Pey Elchynski 176 Elaine Hulings 175. Also names from McInnes Steel Al's Dairy Bar Sawyers Marine Bank Tony's Tavern Cobbetts Frank's Auto Bob Lindstrom Emerson Beal Pete Glavis Rosie Caruso Ray Blynt Bob Hand Mike Fava.
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L Hammonds
Ted Corry
John Woodard
Ray Higley
Harold Bromley
Les Utegg
Frank Wilcox
Ladies Bowe McInnes Steel
Al's Dairy Bar
Sawyers
Marine Bank
Linda Koval
Betty McCarthy
Barb Raymond
Anne Royek
Carol Jordan
Kay Messina
Pey Elchynski
Elaine Hulings
Tony's Tavern
Cobbetts
Frank’s Auto
Bob Lindstrom
Emerson Beal
Pete Glavis
Rosie Caruso
Ray Blynt
Bob Hand
Mike Fava
Steelers Acquire Don Alley From Colts
Pittsburgh Steelers obtain flanker Don Alley from the Baltimore Colts to bolster the receiving corps. To create cap room under the NFL 40-man limit, tackle Ernie Ruple was waived. Alley, 6 foot 2, an Adams State alumnus, was the Colts 16th pick in 1967 and played nine games as a rookie.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Don Alley
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Ernie Ruple
Alley
Adams State
Colts
Ruple
Arkansas
Steelers
CAHS Junior High Plays At Meadville
The Corry Junior High Beavers travel to Meadville for their second game of the 1969 season. They seek a bounce back after a loss to Beaty Junior High, the first junior high loss in four years. The 7 p.m. kickoff is at Meadville Area High School field.
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Corry Junior High Beavers
Meadville
Little Beavers
Ten Most Testing U S Golf Courses
Golf Digest selects the 10 most testing courses in the United States after a two year study including input from 148 players and 17 authorities. The list includes Augusta National Medinah Country Club Oakmont Pinehurst No 2 Pine Tree Plantation Delray Beach Seminole and Southern Hills. Frank Mahovlich of the Detroit Red Wings avoids knee surgery after a floating body is removed from his left knee.
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New York
United States
Golf Digest
Augusta
Medinah
Oakmont
Olympic Club
Lake Course
San Francisco
Pebble Beach
Calif
Pinehurst
N.C
Pine Tree
Delray Beach
Fla
Pine Valley
Clementon
N.J
North Palm Beach
Tulsa
Okla
Port Huron
Mich
Frank Mahovlich
Detroit Red Wings
Hunter Leads A's To 3-2 Win Over Royals In 10 Innings
Oakland defeats Kansas City 3-2 in extra frames as Jim Hunter ends an eight game winless stretch. Hunter allowed a late run on a wild pitch but Bob Johnson's pinch hit start in the 10th sparked the decisive rally. The win trims Minnesota's division lead while the Twins lose to California.
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Oakland
Jim Hunter
Minnesota
Athletics
Hunter
Kansas City
Twins
California
Paul Lindblad
A Brooks
Catfish
Royals
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Detroit
Cleveland
Mike Kilkenny
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston
Mike Fiore
Bob Johnson
Angels
Dean Chance
Ken Tatum
Jay Johnstone
Tatum
Tom Murphy
Billy Wynne
White Sox
Bobby Knoop
Bob Christian
Bob Spence
Chicago
Dodgers Lose Lead as Braves Win NL Meet Upset
Hank Aaron belted his 42nd homer to lift Atlanta over the Dodgers 6-5, snapping Los Angeles from the NL West lead while San Francisco Houston and Cincinnati stayed close. Mets, Cubs, and Pirates posted notable wins in their respective divisions with key performances by Dierker, Wynn, Rader, and Perez.
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Los Angeles
Hank Aaron
Dodgers
Atlanta
Braves
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
New York Mets
Montreal
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Larry Dierker
Houston Astros
Jim Wynn
Doug Rader
Rader
Tony Perez
Alex Johnson
Tommy Helms
Pete Rose
Woody Woodward
Jerry Koosman
Red Hot
Mets
Ron Swoboda
Wayne Garrett
Jerry Grote
al Weis
RBI
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Jenkins
Cub
Phils
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
al Oliver
Cards
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Darryl Emmo As
Bob Beutwell
Bowling Industrial
Chuck
Texaco
Bill Williams
Henry McKinsey
Women of the Moose Charity
Love
Mooseheart
Cahs Junior High
U. S
A’s
Ament Preas
Washington St
Corry, Pa
Ona
Com Bos
Electra
Averill-Laughlin
Pontiac
Buick, Inc
West
Wynn
Dierker
Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Bobby Bonds
Jim Bouton
Land Rovers
Thom McAn
Amelia
Carrig
Center
Corry, PE
Middishade
Magione
Alee Ial
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