Beavers Rally To Top Oil City In Muddy Home Opener
Corry area high school Beavers defeated Oil City Oilers 60 in a wet Friday night at Sheen Athletic Field. Darryl Emmons scored on a 30 yard fumble return and earned praise for his defensive end play.
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Beavers Power Through Mud In First Win Under New CAHS Staff
Beavers defeat Warren inspired by improved offense and stronger line play. Downey rushed 29 times for 90 yards as Corry’s mud game revealed the altered running attack’s promise. Downey, Darnofall, and Dubrosky shown as key backs while Emmons and others contributed solid effort. Friday’s test comes when Corry hosts Fairview at Sheen Field, with momentum building for a potential victory run.
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Twins Lower Magic Number as Blyleven Delivers Three-Hitter
Bert Blyleven pitched three hit balls for Minnesota as the Twins clinched lowering their AL West magic number to two while Alex Johnson sparked the Angels to a 4-2 win over Oakland. Blyleven, 19 years old, has 132 strikeouts in 154 innings and a 10-8 record. Jim Palmer earned a 20th win for Baltimore, while New York and Milwaukee posted victories in Sunday action.
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Not Out Yet Says Hodges as Pirates Rally Past Mets
Willie Stargell belted a 450 foot homer in the 10th to lift the Pirates over the Mets 9-5 after Koosman held New York to four hits in a 4-1 opener. Stargell’s shot opened a two game gap atop the NL East as Chicago and Montreal also won.
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Second-Place Longhorns Look Good In Opener
Southern California and Nebraska battled to a 21-21 draw in Los Angeles as Texas opened the season with a dominant 56-15 win over California. Top ranked teams Texas A&M, Stanford, Notre Dame, Penn State and others won while LSU, Kansas State, Tulane and UCLA dropped or edged by rivals. Clarence Davis and Joe Orduna sparked late rallies for Nebraska.
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Openers Spark Pro Football Week One Upset Frenzy
Bengals topple Raiders 31-21 and Lions shellack Packers 40-0 to start the NFL season, with Paul Brown savoring the upset while Phil Bengtson vows to forget it. Vikings, Colts, and other results follow as teams chase early momentum in a chaotic first weekend.
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