Beavers Rally in Strong Vincent Clash for Football Win
Elil or Loren Stockton rushed 26 times for 165 yards guiding Corry Area High School past Strong Vincent as Sam Dubrosky added 67 rushing yards. The Beavers showed strong ball control but faced concerns about fourth quarter momentum and future opponents Franklin and Titusville. Ambulance presence and medical guidelines discussed in local notes.
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Gun Club Deer Pool Opens. Second Safety Course Planned
Corry Red and Gun Club held a monthly meeting to announce deer pool signups at Cochran's Barber Shop before Friday closing. Club president Dave Schweigert said hunters will register before opening of the big game season and the pool pays out at antlerless season end. a second safety course starts Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Cubs Edge Cards Braves Top Reds in Protest
The Braves edged the Reds a game played under protest after umpire Frank Deze signed a foul tip foul then reversed to ball. Reds skipper Dave Bristol and Braves manager Billy Hitchcock were ejected, with all parties ending the game under protest.
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Pitt Faces Illini In Humble Hump Game Showdown
Pitt coach Dave Hart labeled the Illinois game the season’s hump clash as the Panthers, 1-9 last year and 1-0 this year, aim to upset the Illini with planned backfield changes and captain names while Illinois weighs QB health and balance without star receivers.
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Trisket Tops City Bowling Circuits With 21 For High Game
Nels Trisket 79 breaks in as show-er-how bowlers lead in Erie bowling scene. Art Perkins posts 586 with 195 196 194 games and a 4 10 split as multiple bowlers notch high scores including 231 580 by Trisket and 227 by Frank Messina. Ladies divisions show Diane Miller 180 and Thelma Stewart 188 with several 5 10 and 7 5 9 splits recorded.
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Sparta Nine Break West Forest Streak In 7-5 Victory
Sparta merged school baseball ends a drought with a 7-5 win over West Forest. Brent Allen pitched three hits allowed while Dave Boythe hit Sparta’s first homer of the season and shared batting honors with Allen. Sparta moves to 2-3 and hosts East Forest at 4 pm next.
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Killebrew Power Pushes Twins Further Ahead In AL Race
Harmon Killebrew hit two homers including a 435 foot shot as Minnesota beat California 7-3. Jim Kaat allowed five hits for his seventh win of the month. Boston lost to Cleveland while Chicago and Detroit also won or faced rainouts, leaving the pennant chase tight with Minnesota one game up. The day’s schedule has Cleveland at Boston and California at Minnesota, plus Chicago versus Kansas City in a doubleheader.
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Steelers Cut Fullback Bivins From Roster
The Pittsburgh Steelers released fullback Charlie Bivins to trim their squad to 39 players, one under the NFL limit, and planned to add a player before Sunday's game against the Eagles in Philadelphia. Jockey David Whited of Houston rode six winners at Detroit’s race course yesterday.
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