Fragmented Police Notice Tees Off Confusion
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Prey football week highlights and Corry leaders
Local grid notes detail Corry High football rivals Franklin Warren and Johnsonburg, with Frank Funair and Lou Hanna leading veteran coaching tandems. Juniors travel to Johnsonburg then Warren. Youngsville tops Northern Area 19 0. McDowell undefeated in District 10 Class A polling.
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Beavers Change Defense For Johnsonburg Night Clash
Corry High Beavers swap defensive personnel as Johnsonburg visits War Memorial Field to end an eight game skid. Coach Lou Hanna outlines shifts including Mick to interior line and Darnoall cousins at corners, with Hillstrom anchoring the front line and Roach directing the offense. Tickets not available in advance. student tickets may be sold at gate.
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Dodgers Rally Past Braves In Six Run Thriller
Maury Wills sparked the Dodgers by stealing three bases and scoring on Lou Johnson's single as Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 7-6. The win extended their streak to six and closed the gap to two games behind the Giants, while Cincinnati battered San Francisco 7-1. Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax faltered as Frank Bolling hit a grand slam and other NL results followed.
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Bowling results highlight Raymond League night
Ford Stewart narrowly missed the 600 series in Raymond League action rolling 204 219 and 173 for 596. Earl Steddman added 204 208 for a strong showing. Betty moose and Tillie Bailey posted notable scores while Walt Casler and Jim Krone led the Raymond Nite Owl group with 226 and 213 respectively.
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Milwaukee Stadium Fades After Braves Final Night
At County Stadium the Braves and Dodgers played a closing act in Milwaukee. A boy recalls opening day memories as the old ballpark empties, while Billy Bruton’s 10th inning homer seals a bittersweet end for Milwaukee baseball. The Dodgers win 7-6 in 11 innings.
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St Thomas Hosts St John’s In Return Game This Afternoon
St Thomas Crusaders game against St Patrick’s of Erie is set for 4 pm on the St Thomas field. St John’s beat St Thomas 26-18 on their field, as Sam Weber ran for all three Corry TDs with two six yard runs and a 60 yard scamper, while St John’s defense limited St Thomas to a single-quarter scoring sequence.
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Friend Master Of Mets Beats Mets Again
PITTSBURGH AP Bob Friend of the Pittsburgh Pirates limited the New York Mets to seven hits as Pittsburgh won 6-2 for its sixth straight victory. It marked Friend’s 14th career win over the Mets, with two losses.
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Bobby Bell Earns AFL Defensive Player of the Week
Bobby Bell of the Kansas City Chiefs earned AP Defensive Player of the Week honors after a strong game at Shea Stadium against the New York Jets. The 228-pound Minnesota product, playing middle linebacker this year, chased Jets back Matt Snell and notched five direct tackles despite Snell gaining 82 yards.
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Falcons sign 17 players to NFL contracts in 1986
Atlanta announces 17 players signed to NFL contracts for 1986 after being cut by other teams. The group joins the league as its 15th expansion class since 1966.
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Keystoners Shifted On Irish Team
LAFAYETTE Ind AP Notre Dame made defensive shuffles before the early season clash with Purdue. Star quarterback candidate John Pergine moved to linebacker and end Don Ginither switched from offense to defense, both from Western Pennsylvania, as Notre Dame remained a six point favorite in the sellout at Ross-Ade Stadium with about 61,746 expected.
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