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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1974

Page

6

Yankees Maintain Lead Over Orioles

Yankees hold a one game edge in the AL East after a 2-1 win over the Indians powered by Bobby Murcer's tie breaking homer and strong pitching from Pat Dobson and Sparky Lyle. Baltimore beat Boston 7-2, with Boog Powell driving in three, as the Orioles stay one game back with eight to play.

Alex Sachare Yankees Cleveland Indians Bobby Murcer Pat Dobson Sparky Lyle Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox Boston Murcer Cleveland Bruce Ellingsen Shea Stadium Dobson John Lowenstein Frank Robinson Lyle Charlie Spikes Orioles Boog Powell Baltimore Earl Weaver Darrell Johnson New York Rangers Royals Ferguson Jenkins Oakland Catfish Hunter White Sox Chicago Jim Kaat Texas Bill Melton Ken Henderson Henderson Tony Muser Twins Angels Craig Kusick Tigers Brewers Reggie Sanders John Hiller

Navy Tops PSU 7-6 in rain as Lions fumble away win hopes

Navy shocked unranked Penn State 7-6 at home after seven PSU fumbles. Navy's late stand and a four yard TD pass in the second quarter gave the Middies the lead, while Penn State missed four field goals and failed on a two point conversion.

Penn State Nittany Mountains State Navy George Welsh Bob Jackson Robin Ameen Steve Dykes Paterno Lions Chris Bahr Bahr Jets Bears Bobby Howfield New York Chicago Joe Namath Howfield Packers Colts Green Bay Baltimore MacArthur Lane Chester Marcos Rams Saints Los Angeles New Orleans John Hadl Archie Manning Lawrence McCutcheon

Barber Cops Kings Island Golf Tourney

Miller Barber from Sherman Texas captured the Ohio Kings Island Open, overcoming a season of doubt with a front running three stroke win. He called the victory a major boost financially and mentally as he spoke after the round, noting the period of struggle is over and the win ranks among his best.

Barber Cops Kings Island Mason Ohio Miller Barber Sherman Tex Barber Jack Nicklaus Bob Panassuib

Baby Beavers Blanked 8-0 by Meadville Bulldogs

Corry Junior High football was blanked 8-0 as Meadville’s Baby Bulldogs scored the lone touchdown on a 30 yard end sweep in the second period. The rest of the game featured a defensive battle on a slippery field with Corry’s only bright spots coming from Jim Sorenson on reverse runs. MEMINGER REPORTS SAVANNAH GA Guard Meminger ends holdout reports to Hawks camp after signing contract.

Corry Meadville Baby Bulldogs Dogs Jim Sorenson Meminger Savannah Dean Meminger Atlanta Hawks

Can Harriers Beat Oilers At Oil City?

Corry Area High School cross country hopes to topple Oil City as Carl Biale steps in for Henry Winger. Saturday’s Spring Creek Run saw Daley Shomody and Christensen post near record times, with Mog Wieliczko and Jim Tobin also posting strong marks.

Corry Oil City Dave Daley Doug Shomody Spring Creek Rick Christensen Shomody Daley Mike Wieliczko Jim Tobin Carl Biale Henry Winger Edinboro Corry Jaycees

Clymer Ties Mayville In NY Grid Fray

Clymer and Mayville played to an 88 tie as both teams featured strong defenses. John Bailey blocked a punt for a 6-0 Clymer lead, Mayville answered with a third quarter TD by Scott Spalding, and the game ended scoreless after that. Mayville held 11 first downs to nine, with 181 total yards to Clymer’s 101. The Pirates start a four game home stretch vs Forestville next Saturday.

Clymer New York State Mayville John Bailey Gene Gorski Bailey-Gorski Scott Spalding Chris Penna Pirates Forestville

Patriots and Cardinals Remain Unbeaten After Week Two

Patriots 28 Giants 20 and Cardinals 17 Redskins 10 keep New England and St Louis undefeated in NFL action. Other games include Chargers 20 Bengals 17 and Dolphins 24 Bills 16 with notable performances by Jim Plunkett Randy Vataha and Dan Fouts.

Associated Preas New England Patriots St Louis Cardinals New England Miami Jim Plunkett New York Giants St. Louis Philadelphia Washington NFL Minnesota Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Dallas Cardinals Redskins Ron Yankowski Terry Metcalf Patriots Giants Plunkett Randy Vataha Sam Cunningham Mack Herron Herron Cunningham Chargers Bengals San Diego Cincinnati Dan Fouts Dolphins Bills Buffalo Bob Griese Doug Swift Jake Scott Or. Simpson Jim Braxton Griese Jim Mandich Marv Fleming 49Ers Falcons Skip Vanderbundt Jimmy Johnson Atlanta Vikings Lions Chuck Foreman Detroit Foreman Viking Errol Mann Browns Oilers Cleveland Houston Greg Pruitt Mike Phipps

Eight Top Twenty Upsets Shake College Football Week

A weekend of upsets unseated eight of the Top Twenty with Wisconsin Nebraska Texas A M Oklahoma State and Navy among teams rising or signaling trouble for traditional powers. Notre Dame and Ohio State won big while Texas A M LSU Penn State and others produced dramatic moments and standout performances. Roosevelt Leaks and Tony Dorsett highlighted fresh faces as teams seek the New Faces of 1974.

Wisconsin Iowa Ilinois Ohio State Michigan Texas A&m Oklahoma State Navy Penn State Oklahoma Southern California Notre Dame Northwestern Oregon State Nebraska Alabama Mississippi Colorado Dennis Sproul UCLA Towa Maryland Florida Tony Green Jimmy Fisher Lee McGriff North Carolina State Pitt Clemson Georgia Tech Tennessee Kansas Arizona Indiana Tony Dorsett Pittsburgh Houston Miami Stanford Minois Badgers John Jardine Gregg Bohlig Jeff Mack Wishbone LSU

Sparta Shooters Upset Skeet League Leaders 243 242

Spartansburg skeeters defeated regular-season champs Franklin 243 to 242 despite missing top shooter Mike Duke. Chapman Clark, John MeInshack and Ray Adams each shot 49 for the winners, while Dave Hallberg and Bob Peters posted 48s. Franklin dropped to 8-2. Spartans 6-4 after the match.

Mike Duke Spartansburg Skeeters Franklin Spartans Chapman Clark John MeInshack Ray Adams Dave Hallberg Bob Peters

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