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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1965
Page
7
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Corry’s grid clash at Johnsonburg ends 22 to 7 as Roach accounts for all three Beavers TDs. He runs for two scores and passes for the third, lifting the Orange and Black to their first win since last season’s 24 13 triumph.
Corry, Johnsonburg game summary shows Corry players listed by position and Johnsonburg scorers. Safety credited to Zuroski in own end zone. Corry touchdowns by Reach and Carrier with extras by G Brown and Carrier. Johnsonburg TD by Brechtel with extra by Zaroski.
Les Schissler of Denver surged from 11th to first in the Houston Open with a 12 game total of 2,671 as Dick Weber rolled a 300 game and Don Johnson led a group close behind. Bobby Meadows and Jim Godmen held top five spots with tight scoring as action continued.
Johnny Whitehead the North Clymer N Y racer known as the Flying Farmer won Eriez Speedway track point championship for 1965. He topped Bob Schnars and Squint Johns in the final standings with 1472 points to 1408 and 1368 respectively. The Erie circuit finished with Whitehead leading the Stateline Erier series with 3264 points. Ron Blackmer dominated the sportsman class and Eriez drew record crowds and revenue.
The Baltimore Colts, coming off a 35-16 win over Minnesota, meet Green Bay in Milwaukee as both teams seek dominance in the West. Also on Sunday, St Louis visits Cleveland, Detroit at Minnesota, Washington at Dallas, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh at San Francisco, while Denver opens AFL play with a 27-10 road win over Boston.
In Friday Nite Ladies League action the only reportable score was Nancy Dunnewald firing a 176. Split pickups included a 3 7 10 by Mary Chelton and a minus 10 by Virginia Swart. A note mentions a ball game found 1,200 miles away and a Minol North Dakota farmer reporting earth peeps floating on his land.
Friday results across leagues list team matchups and scores including New York Philadelphia, San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Cincy. Multiple games affected by rain with notes on schedule changes and upcoming fixtures.
Corry and Johnsonburg played to a 2 2 tie while Oil City rolled past Grove City 33 to 6. Meadville suffered a Franklin postponement to tonight. Bradford beat Hornell 27 12 and McDowell defeated Erie Academy 14 0. Fairview won 25 6 over Union City. Harborcreek edged Iroquois 12 7. Neta McLane 13 North stern 7. Semen Valley 18 Townville. Butage Springs 20 Lalke gton 7. Fort LeBoeuf 13 Girard 0. Saegertown 14 Randolph 19. Greenville 19 Sharpsville 0. Sherman 26 Clymer 0.
Jim Hunter hurled six no hit innings and finished with a two hitter as Kansas City defeated Boston 8 to 0. Jim Lefebvre delivered a two run single in the eighth to lift the Dodgers over the Cardinals 4 to 3 for their seventh straight win and closers on San Francisco.
Milwaukee pitcher Tony Cloninger limited San Francisco to four hits while driving in three runs as the Braves beat the Giants 2 to 1, cutting San Francisco’s lead in the NL pennant race to one game. The Dodgers won 4-3 over St Louis on Lefebvre’s eighth inning two-run single.
Altoona, Lock Haven and Butter dominated key scholastic football games while Meadville at Franklin was rained out and rescheduled for tonight at Miller Sibley Field. Altoona beat Chambersburg 25 7 for a fourth straight win as a large crowd looked on. Lock Haven routed its archrival Jersey Shore.
A late surge by the Patriots fizzles as Denver overcomes an early Boston lead. John McCormick replaces the starter at quarterback. Wendell Hayes scores for the Broncos, who then Repel a Parilli pass fumble and hold for field goals. NFL, AFL, and other league results noted with several decisive scores.
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