Titusville Rockets Rout Corry In OT style 33 6
Titusville used the option to overwhelm Corry 33 to 6 as Jeff Clark and Ed Foley powered a late rally. Corry fumbled eight times, while Titusville built a 14 to 6 lead by third quarter then pulled away with a lone fourth quarter drive and late scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Corry
Metray
CEJ
Jeff Clark
Ed Foley
Beaver
Joe Sanford
Franklin
CAHS
Self
Oil City
Foley
Rockets
Sheen Field
Sanford
Clark
Beavers
Mike Grage
Mike Miller
Erie County League
Brown and Gold
Rick Repasky
Allan Pattison
Mark Tisi
Tunnville
Rocket
Repasky
Sharpsville
Ward Cox
Cox
Yenchak
Jim Sorenson
Mike Cragg
Clymer Bowl Opener Ends in Big Loss to Cassadaga Valley
Clymer Pirates open 1976 football season with a 28-8 defeat by Cassadaga Valley in non league play. Rhodes connects for late TD to Lirtus as Clymer fumbles five times and punts are blocked. Cassadaga builds two touchdown margins each quarter and outgains 282-124 in yards. Division VIII play starts next week at Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclait III
Clymer Pirates
Cassadaga Valley
Howard McMullin
Pirates
Mark Rhodes
Burt Lictus
New York Staters
Clymer
McMullin
Cassadaga
Maroon and Gold
Rhodes
Lirtus
Dick Cooper
Panama
Northwest Conference High School Football Standings
Fragmentary OCR text shows confusion in listing players and scores. Names such as Bonators, Drayer, George, Thompson, Hansen, Heninbid, Bally, Paterson, Thompson appear alongside odd numbers. No clear game result or date provided. The readable items suggest a sports brief or standings segment from a high school football page with multiple player line entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Bonators
Bick Lobel
Ron Drayar
George
Geneva and California State snap losing skids in college football
Geneva’s 19-yard field goal by John Piccinini with eight seconds left lifted Geneva to a 13 12 victory over Susquehanna, ending a 17 game skid as California State Vulcans stunned Mansfield State 7 0 with Jim Acrie’s 69 yard run. Other PA teams posted wins including Slippery Rock over Millersville State 26 17 and Lehigh over Baldwin Wallace 21 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
California State
Pennsylvania
John Piccinini
Susquehanna
Rick Odato
Piccinini
Vulcans
Mansfield State
Jim Acrie
Chuck Cale
Slippery Rock
Millersville State
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Bob Coles
Wilkes
Paul Brown
Kings Point
Lafayette
Edinboro State College
Dave Green
Cortland State
Mark Weaver
Lehigh
Baldwin Wallace
Waynesburg
West Liberty
Bob Albert
DeWayne Ridgout
Juniata
Westminster
Allegheny
Tibor Solymosi
Chuck Lazar
Case Western
Reds Clinch Tie as Pirates and Phils Fall
The Cincinnati Reds pulled within one win of the National League West crown by beating San Francisco 5-2 on Sunday. Pete Rose, celebrating his 33rd birthday, hit three doubles as Gary Nolan and Rawley Eastwick limited the Giants to four hits and Eastwick earned his 24th save. Dodgers beat Braves 6-1 behind Tommy John’s six-hitter. Mets edged Pirates 7-5 as Dave Kingman homered twice and drove in five. Cubs beat Phillies 1-0 on Jerry Morales’s homer and Ray Burris seven-hit pitching. Astros swept San Diego 2-0 in a doubleheader. Cardinals defeated Expos 9-5 in Game 1 with Ted Simmons driving a bases-loaded triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Reds
Los Angeles
Rose
San Diego
Bill Madlock
Chicago
Gary Nolan
Nolan
Rawley Eastwick
Eastwick
Braves
Bill Buckner
Tommy John
Atlanta
John
Dick Ruthven
Mets
Pirates
Dave Kingman
Ed Keranepov
New York
Pittsburgh
Kingman
Omar Moreno
Willie Stargell
Cubs
Phils
Jerry Morales
Ray Burris
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Phillies
Astros
Padres
Jerry DaVanon
Wilbur Howard
Clif Johnson
Houston
Cardinals
Expos
Ted Simmons
Woodie Fryman
St. Louis
Bil Valentine
Munson’s Pickoff Helps Yankees Edge Brewers in Rain Shortened Win
Thurman Munson’s quick pickoff at third stopped a Milwaukee runner and preserved a rain shortened 21 victory for the Yankees. Catfish Hunter earned his 200th win as New York moved closer to the AL East title with a five inning effort before rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Catfish Hunter
Thurman Munson
New York
Hunter
Milwaukee Brewer
Yankees
Munson
Robin Yount
Sixto Lezcano
Baseball doubleheaders shift AL East race amid late plunges
Cleveland swept Baltimore 5-3 and 4-2 as Boog Powell homered twice in the first game and Ray Fosse delivered the winning run in the 13th of the nightcap. Kansas City beat Chicago 6-5 on Al Cowens’s seventh inning dash. Texas crushed Oakland 9-3 in their opener while Oakland rallied to win the second game. Boston outslugged Detroit 6-1 with Rick Wise going the distance. Minnesota exploded for seven late runs to beat Anaheim 15-7 as Steve Braun drove in the decisive runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Orioles
Boog Powell
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ray Fosse
Royale
Waste Sax
al Cowens
Chicago
Terry Proster
Hal McRae
Kansas City
McRae
Rangers
A's
Jim Umbarger
Tom Grieve
Texas
Oakland
Claudell Washington
Gene Teance
Red Sox
Tigers
Steve Dillard
Boston
Detroit
Rick Wise
Twins
Angels
Steve Braun
Minnesota
Bill Campbell
Crenshaw Wins Kings Island Open With Birdie Finish
Ben Crenshaw wins the Ohio Kings Island Open at Mason with a four under par 66 final round to finish at 271, earning a $30,000 prize. Andy North made a bold gamble on the final hole but finishes one shot back with a closing birdie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason, Ohio
Ben Crenshaw
Andy North
Jed Crenshaw
Crenshaw
North
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry — Morrice
Paver
Kunvilie
Grandin
J Clarke
Repaaky Star
Payisons
ATB
TiAl
Corry — Cregg Gofiller
Ftuavilla
Corry —S
Crabb
Miller
Darklin
Portland
Ore
Donna Capont ‘Young
Clifford Ann Creed
Ruddig
Wits
Unis Ar Punt Waranga
Teim Clark
Ke Valin
Clrk
Talumek
Buffalo
Buffalo Sabres
Montreal
Canadiens
Sabres
Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs
Worthwest Footonu
East
Kin & Dewink ‘Choppers
Nck Loomis
Gordie
Tookes
Alry
Mikes
Ann Gluvnd
Clath
Alay Copa
al Dunnewald
Ceylukaeh Sali
Linski
Warren
Tihusville
Meadville
West
Reynolds
California
Tire Service
Steve French
W. Smith Street
B’s Steak House
Appointineny
Yanks
York Ab
Taverasss
Jou Dyerc
Rooker
Espinosa
Lockwood
Oliver Ph
E—Mazzilli
Millan
Boisclair
Hr—Kingman
Morena
Stargell
Stearns
Sb—Taveras
L.brown
Sf—Kingman
Giusti la A Bair
Tekulve
Swan
Ioaves
Tor
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!