Beavers Triumph 19 6 Over Lions in Opener at Corry Field
Beavers upset Academy Lions 19 to 6 as Goodwill runs for 107 yards and 3 TDs on 22 carries. Corry defense limits Lions to 120 total yards. Beavers improve to 1-2 and prepare for Friday’s league clash with Franklin Knights at Sheen Field.
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Howard J. Sheen
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Orange and Black
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Jim Falcone
Academy
Barry Baker
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Palcone
Bob Latimer
Mike Andrus
Craig Sampsell
Andrus
Knights of Franklin
Sheen Field
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Howard J. Sheen Field
Harriers Lose Despite Ladika Breaks Course Record
Corry harriers suffer 31 28 home loss to Titusville Rockets as Ladika runs 14:47, a Corry course best. Dennis Billig closes 2nd, Fred Christensen 3rd, yet Titusville places 5th–10th to seal victory. Corry’s top 4 finishers miss pack surge. team heads to Meadville next.
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Titusville Rockets
Corry
Jim Burrows
Burrows
Dennis Billig
Titusville
Ladika
Fred Christensen
Gary Whiteley
Beavers
Rockets
Mark Latika
Dennis Bulia
Richard Beach
Kevin Pattison
Dave Romaniszyn
Jet Shoftler
Jim Robbins
Mike McFarland
Tom Mountain
Jack Kile
Hal Smithers
Ron Zanner
Clark Luke
Terry Brumagin
Greg Warner
Bob Dell
Sam Sioan
Dodgers Edge Within Two Games Of Giants
Dodgers left hander Al Downing earned his 20th win as Los Angeles blanked Atlanta 2-0 and closed to two games behind the first place Giants in the NL West. Willie Davis drove in both Dodger runs, and Downing scattered eight hits while fending off a late Braves threat in the eighth. The Giants, who led since April, lost to Cincinnati 6-5 as the Reds began a comeback bid. San Francisco and Los Angeles each have five games left in the season.
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Mike Lum
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Tom) Haller
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Willie Davis
Richie Allen
Manny Mota
Ross Grimsley
Bobby Bonds
Willie McCovey
Orioles Clinch AL East Title in Doubleheader Win
The Baltimore Orioles clinched their third straight AL East pennant with a 9-2 win over Cleveland in the opener and a 7-0 victory in the nightcap behind Pat Dobson. Manager Earl Weaver hailed the milestone as big while stressing the World Series next. Cuellar earned his 20th win, and the crowd numbering 3,511 saw a restrained locker room celebration between games.
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