Phillies Clinch NL East With 4-1 Win Over Expos
The Philadelphia Phillies clinched the National League East title with a 4-1 victory over the Montreal Expos in game one, then completed a doubleheader sweep with a 2-1 win in seven innings. Jim Lonborg pitched well, while Greg Luzinski contributed a three-run homer in the clincher.
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Gannon Meet Highlights CAHS Painters Pace Erie Event
Corry’s Morris Follett opened fast for CAHS as Beavers place second to Kane in Division 1 at the Gannon Invitational in Erie. Tomorrow they meet Warren to decide Section champion amid live Erie TV coverage of the 1976 National Fast Pitch Softball Championship from Allentown’s Bicentennial Park Stadium.
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Clymer Upsets Panama in 12-6 Football Thriller
Clymer coach Howard McMullin praised the win that leveled the Pirates slate at 1-1 as Panama faced two touchdowns wiped out by penalties. Craig Kinney ran 100 yards on 19 carries and Doug Neckers added 86 on 21 totes while Mark Rhodes connected for a key late score to Burt Lichus, sealing a 12-6 victory amid balanced stats and late-game penalties. The Pirates head to Mayville next, aiming to build momentum after the road win.
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Eagles Face Redskins on National TV in Key Week Kickoff
The Philadelphia Eagles, buoyed by their first win last Sunday, host the undefeated Washington Redskins in a nationally televised NFL matchup. A crowd over 60,000 is anticipated to watch if Philadelphia’s win signals real improvement or just an off Giants day. The Eagles previously lost all six preseason games and were beaten by Dallas.
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Beaver runners place second at GanTon Invitational
ERIE The Uorry Beaver cross country team finished second in Class AA at Frontier Park, led by Brent Henderson 16:04 for three miles in 11th. Vic Orn 16:10 and Jim Tobin 16:11 followed, with strong showings from Garry Gates 16:16 and Morris Follett 16:21. JV placed 16th overall as Prananlined led with 80th. Warren’s Bimber ran 15.27 in AAA, but Beaver top three beat that. The next big meet is in Warren tomorrow on the Smile course after two years without a loss for Warren in their meets.
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Steelers Fall To Patriots In Tough 30 27 Loss
Patriots quarterback Steve Grogan led a comeback win over Pittsburgh as New England defeated the Steelers 30 27. Dan Fouts and the Chargers exploded past the Cardinals 43 24 in San Diego. Other results include Cowboys edging Colts 30 27 and Raiders narrowly beating the Oilers 14 13.
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Rec Football Opens Tonight at Wright School Debut
Recreational league for sixth and seventh graders begins its 1976 season tonight at Wright School. Coaches include auesink Ford Jerry Mick Dale Doug Bill Mitchell and Dave Beckwith for team Buesink Ferrando’s Crotty Ferrando is led by Ken McChesney Wimp Daniels Ed Burkhart and Larry Carrofall Stub McChesney Roy Bowerman and Dan Corbett steer GA gridiron, while Country Foods lists Bill Turner Dave Upperman Jim Dolan Bob Joy Bruce Mick and Dave Norton as coaches.
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