Beaver Grid Famine Continues as Reynolds Overpowers Corry 32-0
Reynolds Raiders dominated Corry Area High School 32-0, extending Corry’s winless stretch to three straight games in 1974 and five over two seasons. Corry managed just 49 yards and five first downs, while Reynolds built a 26-0 halftime lead with a blocked punt return, a safety, and multiple rushing scores.
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Kaline nears 3000th hit as Tigers sweep Brewers
Al Kaline, 39, collected two singles in the series against Milwaukee to move within one hit of 3,000. The Tigers won 6 5 in the Sunday game as Kaline, banged by a pulled hamstring, dodged pitches from Clyde Wright and Ed Rodriguez. He hopes to reach the milestone in Baltimore or Detroit, with only injuries possibly delaying him.
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College Soccer Scores and Upcoming Games
Saturday results saw Behrend tied 0 with Malone and Santon losing 1 0 to Alliance while Grove City defeated Point Park 4 0 Tuesday schedules list Grove City at Slippery Rock Wednesday features Walsh at Behrend and Edinboro at Gannon with Saturday matches Slippery Rock at Alliance Roberts Wesleyan at Behrend and Edinboro at Gannon followed by St Vincent and Grove City visiting WEJ
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Cardinals Hold Off Cubs In Ninth Inning Brawl
St Louis overcome a Chicago protest and a tense ninth as Al Hrabosky pitched two hitless innings. Ted Simmons delivered a two out single in the ninth to score the winning run, lifting the Cardinals 1.5 games ahead of Pittsburgh in the NL East while the Pirates were blanked 4-0 by the Mets.
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Hrabosky's Next Offering But Brushed Cards’ Catcher Simmons
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Baseball Minute Summary From A Busy Stretches At The Stadium
Cubs edge Cards as Lou Brock and Reggie Smith spark a late inning rally after Jim Marshall is ejected. Mets blank Pirates as Jon Matlack earns seventh shutout and drives in runs. Dodgers top Padres 6 5 with Lopes and Ferguson homers while Giants crush Reds 6 0 behind Montefusco. Astros beat Braves 3 2 in 14th with Griffin hit. Phillies split with Expos as Johnstone and Foli pace scoring in opener and nightcap.
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Gates Leads Men Thompson Women in Weekend Bowling Events
Ron Gates rolled 223 and 200 to pace the Corry bowling weekend for men while Gladys Thompson and Barb Wickwire battled for top honors among women. Thompson posted 178 203 158 for 539 to Wickwire's 178 200 149 527. other top scores included Jim Sperry 524 and Rosie Caruso 516 in kids action, Lyn Gates leading women with 607 and Diane Holton 504.
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Navy and Penn State Top Pa College Football Scores
Navy defeats Penn State 5 to 2 while West Chester loses 19 to Clarion. Grove City falls to Delaware Valley 0 to 14. Pittsburgh wins 27 to 6 over Carnegie Mellon. Edinboro State beats Baldwin Wallace 21 to 12. Westminster loses 14 to 7 at Susquehanna. Slippery Rock dominates Muskingum 31 to 0. Indiana Pa edges Corland 7 to 4. Villanova ties Colgate 7 to 7. Toledo blanked 0 to 3 by Lehigh. Allegheny hammered Case Western 39 to 0.
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