Corry Beavers Rally Past Franklin 12-7 at Sheen Field
Downey interception and a late clock-killing drive lift the Corry Beavers to a 12-7 victory over the Knights of Franklin. Key plays include Downey and Weaver on the defense and a third-quarter surge that gave Corry control of the game.
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Dan Weaver
John Downey
Knights of
Franklin
Corry Beavers
Sheen Field
Knights
Beavers
Beaver
Bob Witherup
Weaver
Witherup
Downey
Corry
Taylor
Larry Turner
Knight
McDowell Edges Titusville 4-3 in Frictioned Finish
McDowell High School of Erie stunned Titusville 4-3 at Sheen Field as a second half safety turned the tide. Taylor powered Corry with 196 net yards, Downey sparked Beavers with two key interceptions, Dad's Night drew a near 3,000 crowd, and Corry improved to 4-0 on the season.
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Titusville
McDowell High School of
Erie
John Clark
Clark
McDowell
Corry
Taylor
Grice
Downey
Rod Burrows
Beavers
Sheenfield
Sheen Field
Hickory
Franklin
Anki Droogerry
Corry — Taylor
Franklin Turner
Franklin — Witherup
Beaver Band Debuts With Civil War Themed Halftime Show
The 96 piece Corry Area High School marching band led by Roger Johnson presented a Civil War themed set after a rainout. Franklin band opened, CAHS under Ronald Rairie performed with drill team and majorettes led by Miss Eileen Dunbar. The show featured The Caisson Song When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Battle Hymn of the Republic with a USA formation finale.
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Corry Area
Warren
Roger Johnson
Beaver Band
Franklin Band
CAHS
Ronald Rairie
Eileen Dunbar
Johnny
Corry Harriers Rout Titusville Rockets In Cross Country Meet
Corry Area Harriers dominated Titusville in a cross country clash winning 18 37. Jim Burrows led all runners with a 14 59 the second fastest time on the Corry course while Bill Pele was second at 15 38. Top 10 included Tony Barker Joe Nichols Gerry Dahl Jim Purpura Jim Bennett Gordy Fralick Jim Robbins and Gary Whiteley. Corry next races at Rocky Grove Tuesday.
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Corry
Scnoo Warriers
Titusville
Orange and Black
Rockets
Jim Burrows
Burrows
Bill Pele
Pele
Tony Barker
Joe Nichols
Gerry Dahl
Jim Purpura
Jim Bennett
Gordy Fralick
Jim Robbins
Gary Whiteley
Gary Fairchild
Chuck Laska
Jeff Childs
Dennis Billig
Jack Pile
Rich Dennis
Dave Dell
Jeff Fuller
Dennis Brumagin
Bob Clayton
Rick Morgan
Jon Dibble
Sam Warner
Darrel Billig
Bob Simmonson
Ron Zahner
Rocky Grove
Teen gridder dies after September football injury
Pittsburgh AP reports 16 year old William Prata of Waynesburg, a fullback, succumbed to head injuries suffered in the Waynesburg Burgettstown game on September 12. He was knocked unconscious and died Friday at Mercy Hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Waynesburg
Braves Lower Magic Number To Four Games
Atlanta beat San Diego 10-4 to cut its NL West magic number to four as Phil Niekro pitched eight strong innings after a controversial night. Cepeda hit a grand slam off Niekro’s brother Joe as the Padres jumped ahead early. San Francisco and Cincinnati also won to stay in the pennant chase.
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Cepeda
Niekro
Joe
Atlanta Braves
San Diego
Phil
Braves
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Jim Maloney
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Montreal
Padres
Ivan Murrell
Tommy Dean
Phil Niekro
Felix Millan
Tony Gonzalez
Local Football Scores From Corry to Union City
In a busy grid of high school games Corry defeated Franklin 12 7 while McDowell beat Titusville 4 3 and Farrell routed Greenville 14 0 Other results include Randolph 12 Conneaut Valley 0 Townville 32 Union City 0 New Castle 28 Sharon 3 Silver Creek 8 Eisenhower 6 DuBois 26 Bradford 12 St Marys 20 Ridgway 12 Beaver Falls 49 Ambridge 20 Kane 35 Johnsonburg 16 Prep 29 Tech B riski Area 7 Latrobe 0 Bellefonte 20 Lock Haven 13 Altoona 21 McKeesport 20 Winber 12 Punxsutawney 7 Beaver 55 Braddock 26 Uniontown 22 Mount Lebanon 12 Ellwood City 16 Aliquippa 0 Ford City 30 Knoch 14 New Brighton 15 Rochester 20 Monaco 22 Midland 6 In MLB Rico Carty delivered a game changing walk in the first run Cepeda followed with a grand slam his fifth of the year and 22nd homer of the season In the American League Boston edged Detroit New York beat Baltimore Washington defeated Cleveland Kansas City beat Chicago White Sox Seattle won 43 innings over Minnesota Oakland defeated California 3 1.
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CORRY
Franklin
McDowell
Titusville
Farrell
Greenville
Randolph
Conneaut Valley
Townville
Union City
New Castle
Sharon
Silver Creek
Eisenhower
DuBois
Bradford
St. Mary's
Ridgway
Beaver Falls
Ambridge
Kane
Johnsonburg
Prep
Tech Briski
Latrobe
Bellefonte
Lock Haven
Altoona
McKeesport
Winber
Punxsutawney
Beaver
Braddock
Uniontown
Mount Lebanon
Ellwood City
Aliquippa
Ford City
Knoch
New Brighton
Rochester
Monaco
Midland
Rico Carty
Cepeda
Boston
Detroit
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Seattle
Minnesota
Oakland
California
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Corry Pharmacy
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John Oesch
Blair Hajec
Mach
Cahs Harriers
Titusville Rockets
Gridder
Emperor Red Grapes
Bartlett
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Associated Press
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