Beavers rout Fairview as Dolan returns with three TDs
Corry Beavers, 2-1, topple Fairview 28-0 behind backfield returnee Jim Dolan who rushed 10 times for 114 yards and three touchdowns. Downey threw for 85 yards, Emmons and Crowell caught multiple passes, while the defense restricted the Tigers to 72 yards. Next, Corry travels to Franklin with Section Two implications looming.
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Titusville Rockets Top CAHS Harriers
Titusville's Dennis Billig led the Rockets to a cross country win over Corry Beavers with a three way finish at 11:51 as freshmen contend for future success. Corry's Joe Nichols and Dave Dell paced Beavers, with Bates and others placing behind. Meadville looms as upcoming test at Howard J. Sheen Field.
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Section Two Scores Across District Rivals
Titusville defeated Warren 22 to 8 while Franklin routed Meadville 30 to 0. Other games featured Corry 28 Fairview 0, Oil City 16 Grove City 0, Gen McLane 32 Harborcreek 0, North East 20 Iroquois 0, Northwestern 22 Wattsburg 8, Townville 30 Conneaut Valley 0, Saegertown 32 Randolph 6, East 36 Jamestown New York 21, McDowell 50 Tech 12, Johnsonburg 36 Ft LeBoeuf 0, Ridgway 27 Girard 12, Bradford 8 St Marys 6, Kane 3 Cameron County 0, Bishop McCourt 21 Bishop Guilfoyle 0, Butler 13 Farrell 0, Kittanning 14 Punxsutawney 6.
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Pirates Open Big NL East Lead With 4-3 Win Over Mets
Pirates beat the Mets 4-3 to move four and a half games up in the NL East with five games left. Willie Stargell sparked the win by halting Bud Harrelson at home plate in the eighth and scoring the decisive run on Stargell’s seventh inning hit, as Manny Sanguillen added a key eighth inning RBI.
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