Beaver Gridders Host Taylor-Alerdice In Night Game
Beaver High hosts Taylor-Alerdice at Sheen Field for a 4 PM kickoff rescheduled from last night due to Yom Kippur. Beaver 0-2, Taylor-Alerdice 1 start loss to Wilkinsburg. Starting lineups feature Donoghue Hillstrom and Wascak on offense with Stockton at left halfback and Piccirillo at guard.
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Packers Meet Rams as Detroit and Dallas Pull Separate Leaps
The weekend NFL slate features Green Bay defending champions facing the 2-0 Rams led by Roman Gabriel and Tommie McDonald while Bart Starr and Jim Taylor aim to extend unbeaten status. Cleveland visits St Louis with Charley Johnson healthy and Cardinals passing game strong. College focus centers on Penn State at Michigan State in a top ranked clash.
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St Thomas 11 Plays Tomorrow in Erie Clash
St Thomas Crusaders travel to Erie for a Parish League contest against St Andrew's. Mike Comitz’s team is 1-1 after two league games. They tied Holy Rosary 0-0 and lost 28-0 to St John’s, with Erie scoring heavily in the middle two quarters.
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Phillies El mination Ends NL Contention as Dodgers Lead
Philadelphia Phillies are eliminated from the National League race after a Dodgers doubleheader victory over Chicago widens the gap. The Phils still have eight games left, three against the Dodgers and Pirates, with a perfect finish needed to threaten.
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Wright Extends Lead At Stardust Open
Mickey Wright shot 68 to move two strokes ahead at the Ladies PGA National Open in Las Vegas. Louise Suggs posted 69 for a 139 two day total in sole second place. Gloria Ehret also carded 70s to sit third after two rounds.
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Dodgers Sweep Cubs as Schofield Boosts NL Lead
Dodgers pull 21 games ahead after Dick Schofield drives in three and scores three in a Friday sweep of the Cubs. Veale earns win over Atlanta. Cincinnati blanks the Mets while Philadelphia edges St Louis in 12 innings.
Barber Primed For Start In World Series
Steve Barber, Baltimore’s left-hander, worked five hitless innings as the AL champion Orioles lost 2-0 to the California Angels. Barber exited before the sixth, Charlie Vinson doubled for his first big league hit breaking a scoreless tie, and Marcelino Lopez held the Orioles to three hits.
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Football Results From Last Night Across Local Rivers Conference
Titusville defeated Warren 25 to 16 while Franklin won 26 to 13 against Meadville. McDowell beat Erie Academy 14 to 0 and Erie Prep led Johnstown Bish 2 to 2. Other scores include Girard 25 Northwestern 19 Harborcreek 27 North East 14 Fairview 32 General McLane 18 Townville 18 Conneaut Valley 2 Saegertown 34 Randolph 0 St Marys 40 Sheffield 6 Mercer 41 Shenango 18 Bradford 7 Hornell 6 Johnsonburg 20 Brookville 13 Iroquois 25 Fort LeBoeuf 0.
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VFW Lakes A League Bowling Standings Update
Local bowling action from the VFW Lakes A League saw no 175 scores reported. Anne Caster scored a 5-7 split and Shirley Martin converted a 3-10. Connie's Superette leads after two weeks at 8-40, with Corry Jamestown and McInnes Steel tied for second at 6-2.
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Johnson Transfers to CMS College and Miami stint noted
Larry Johnson, former Corry Area High School fullback, enrolled at Central Missouri State College in Warrensburg Missouri. He attended the University of Miami Florida for two terms and spent a summer term at CMSC. Johnson is pictured as a member of the CMS track team here.
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Corry Officials Officiate Titusville Warren Tilt
Four Corry officials Joe Frisina Frank Frisina Vic Cragg and Al Vanssens handled last night’s Titusville versus Warren game. Titusville won 25 16 despite miscues including two bad passes from the center leading to a safety and a Warren scoring drive to the Rockets’ 19.
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Predictions Favor Big Town Hostiles In Tie Fight
Football prediction roundup shows 105 forecasts this week with 21 for Corry 33 for Taylor-Allderdice and one tie. Bald win projects 13–13 standoff. next week’s prize rises to 10 in The Journal’s Guessathon.
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Friday's Stars Boost Dodgers in Doubleheader Sweep
Dick Schofield of the Dodgers collected four hits and three RBIs as Los Angeles swept Chicago 4 0 and 4 2 in a doubleheader. Bob Veale pitched four hit ball with 12 strikeouts for the Pirates in a 3 0 win over the Braves.
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