Sharpsville Grabs 21 8 Win Over Corry in Narrow Finish
Sharpsville pulled away in the second half to defeat Corry 21 to 8 after a tight game. Corry led 14 0 at halftime but a fumble return by Tom Sher and a strong late surge by the Beavers sealed the win.
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CAHS Sports This Week Highlights
JV football hero vb Manduilie leads varsity gloom as Gall Madi clashes abroad at Warren. Girls Ketkel sails at Mandville. Wednesday open. Thursday girls basketball at Cranbarey. Gait haca ux Thtuaville Cepas country at Titunylie. Friday varsity football at Franklin.
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Sparta Wins FCVSL Shootoff in Spartansburg Crowds Rainy Day
Sparta captured the FCVSL post season shootoff with 248 points, edging Union City at 245 and Franklin with 230 46 295 in a rain soaked event at Spartansburg. High gun Paul Huckno led a field of 87 shooters across classes AA to D with multiple winners named.
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Where Was Dick Allen World Series Bid Stalls in Montreal
Dick Allen, the Phillies veteran first baseman, did not join his teammates in celebrating after Philadelphia clinched the NL East with a 4-1 win over the Expos at Jarry Park. He stayed in the dugout, declined interviews, and did not travel to St. Louis for the Cardinals game, returning to Philadelphia instead.
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Royals Hit 4 Left With A’s For AL West Lead
Kansas City holds a narrow edge as they open a three game series at Oakland with a magic number of three. Hal McRae says KC must win to stay in control while Whitey Herzog laments hitters’ slumps and questions whether the Royals can finish the division race.
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