Franklin Experienced Beavers Set For Knight Clash
Franklin Hanna touts 11 lettermen as the Corry Beavers travel to Franklin for a battle with the Knights who sit 2-1 on the season. Franklin led by coach Dave Stewart and quarterback Ray Lawrence seeks a third straight win after beating Academy and Meadville while losing to Warren. The Knights’ diverse split T offense features the Lawrence brothers, Ray and Curt, plus receivers and a seasoned line. Co captains are the Lawrence brothers, and both programs share a common foe in Warren Dragons this season.
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Ray) Lawrence
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How To Reach Knights Field And Beavers Franklin Game
Franklin High Schools football field is reached via Route 5 south out of Titusville then Route 417 seven miles south through Dempseytown and Rocky Grove. Turn right after the cemetery or light, arriving at Miller Sibley Field atop the hill. Tickets at the gate are one dollar. student advance tickets are 50 cents, with a limited number of reserved seats at 2.50. Kickoff is 8 p.m. The Beavers, 2 1 record, face Franklin with Boutwell possibly out for flu. lineup features Sample Blynt Weaver Corbett Wascak Jansen Downey Dubrosky Taylor Harrison among starters. Co captains are Harrison and Blynt.
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Seals Sign Three For 1969 70 NHL Season
Seals of Oshawa announce three new players Ted Hampson Gary Jarrett and Art Erickson bringing roster to 15 for the coming season Tom Thurlby assigned to Vancouver. Knights edged Dragons while Beavers struggled as penalties defined play Stewart forecasts a tough contest in tomorrow's game with both clubs aiming to stay in the top half of the section.
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Keystones Win League Trophy At Jamestown Banquet
The Chautauqua County Baseball Association crowned the Corry Keystones champions for 1968 at the Moose Lodge in Jamestown. Jim Hammond was named manager of the year by umpires, five Keystones earned All League honors, Barry Graham won the batting title, and Jim Farnsworth received the Shaughnessy Cup for Randolph after the playoffs.
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Spike Nelson
Barry Graham
Larry McCray dominates local bowling with high game and series
Larry McCray swept bowling honors last night capturing the high game and the top three-game series. He rolled a 238 for the high game and finished with a 583 series. Other results include Giz Tripp 206 and 203, Joe Gerzina 202 and 293, Ray Blynt 291, Bob Morton 213, and Paul Clark 207.
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Keystones dominate with strong All-League haul and trophy night
Hammond as manager led a Keystones team that claimed the Shaughnessy Cup after a grand awards night. Named to the All-League were Tom Morton pitcher Dave Brooks catcher Larry Persing infielder Joe Williams outfielder Louis Collins presiding as master of ceremonies and introducing Frank Hyde sports editor of the Jamestown Post Journal who spoke as the main address. The team posted a .465 season average and secured their second trophy in as many years.
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Frank Hyde
Jamestown Post-Journal
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