Dragons Humble Warren Fades Beavers 33 8 at War Memorial
Warren defeats Corry 33 to 8 at Warren War Memorial Field with Steve Moore returning a kickoff for a 33 yard TD and Robyn Young racing in for a running score. Piehuta and Bright powered the Dragons with key receptions and two TDs. Corry’s Millspaw recovered a fumble but Corry fell behind early and could not close the gap.
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Warren
War Memorial Field
Dragons
Bradford Owls
Beavers
Steve Moore
Moore
Corry
Tom Bright
Piehuta
Tat
Ricardo Aleurango
Robin Young
Gary Millspaw
Pete Salerno
Sampsol
Bright
Jeff Mead
Beaver
Howard J. Sheen
Erie Academy
Corry Skeet Team Falls at Home to Franklin
The Corry Red and Gun Club skeet team lost to Franklin 240-234 on their home ground. John Bulard led Corry with 48 while Franklin posted a perfect 50 and a 49. Other top Corry shooters included Ron Rairie Syle ee Bill Conklin and Pat Sic tat a tie. Next match is Sunday October 3 at Black Ash.
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Corry
Franklin
John Bulard
Black Ash
Dequesne Star Mickey Davis Signs With Pittsburgh Condors
Former Dequesne University star Mickey Davis joined the Pittsburgh Condors under a no cut contract in the ABA. The deal includes a stipulation requiring a cut to his almost shoulder length hair. The report notes the unusual clause and hints at further terms.
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Ptffsburgh
Dequesne University
Mickey Davis
Pittsburgh Condors
American Basketball Association
Tule
Davis
Dodgers sweep Braves in doubleheader to keep NL West lead
Don Sutton won 6-hitter in the finale as the Dodgers blanked Atlanta 12-0 after Al Downing’s 3-hitter in the first game. Willie Davis fueled the attack with three RBIs and a homer, lifting LA to a 13-hit effort and a season-high edge to widen their division gap over the Giants. The Mets, Cubs, Cardinals, and Astros also won in NL action.
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al Downing
Dodgers
Ailants
Los Angeles
Braves
Willie Davis
Atlanta
Don Sutton
Sutton
San Francisco
California
San Oon
Iaw
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Giants
Corry JV Gridders Meet Warren At Home Tonight
Corry junior varsity football returns to Howard J. Sheen Field to face Warren for a rematch after a 0-0 tie last week. The Little Dragons aim to fulfill a vow to beat Warren as kickoff at 7 pm is set on the Corry turf.
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JV Gridders
Howard J. Sheen
Corry
Warren
Little Dragons
Little Beavers
Warren JV
Thompson and Craker Seek Bowling Laurels Weekend
Lyle Thompson led bowling action with a 238 game as Pat Craker followed with a 231 for a strong chase. Craker also posted a 231, while Thompson added a 561 series and multiple high scores from other bowlers across mixed doubles and bantams events.
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Lyle Thompson
Thompson
Pat Craker
Rookie QBs Spark NFL Opening Upsets Across League
Rookie quarterbacks Jim Plunkett and Archie Manning led dramatic upsets as the NFL season opened. Plunkett threw two TDs to lift the Patriots past the Raiders 20-6, while Manning scored the winning run and led the Saints to a 24-20 upset over the Rams.
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Jim Plunkett
Archie Manning
Plunkett
Manning
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
Stanford
Pats
Oakland Raiders
Mississippi
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Houston Oilers
Denver Broncos
Miami Dolphins
Baltimore Colts
New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys
Buffalo Bills
Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia Eagles
Raiders
Ron Jelfers
Tom Beer
Beer
Saints
John Brodie
Atlanta
Bob Berry
Ken Burrow
Falcons
49Ers
Mr. Hayes
Norm van Brocklin
Hayes
Mike Garrett
Chargers
Kansas City
Chiefs
John
Garrett
Packers
Giants
Jim Files
New Yorkers
Leroy Kelly
Browns
Oilers
Miami
Broncos
Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Redskins
Cardinals
Orioles Roll Tigers Behind 18 Hits In 8-1 Win
Orioles snap a three game skid with 18 hits and eight runs led by Mike Cuellar 19-9 who pitched a four hitter. Frank Robinson Boog Powell drove in runs while Bobby Grich Dave Johnson added three hits as Brooks Robinson hit his 19th homer. Other scores include Oakland 6-2 over Milwaukee and California 2-0 over Chicago.
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Earl Weaver
Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Weaver
Mike Cuellar
Baltimore
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Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Bobby Grich
Dave Johnson
Brooks Robinson
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Chicago White Sox
Boston
Washington
New York Yankees
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Mike Piehuta
Andy Lucks
Sampson
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Paul Goodwill
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Carny Ren
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Linda Mack
Gladys Thompson
Mertha Kapman
Elaine Lobdell
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John Hammond
Karen Girovsky
aSou
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Rick Pager
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Victor Orn
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Tony Tombo
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