Franklin Knights Triumph Over Beavers 26 14
Franklin Knights beat Corry Beavers 26 to 14 to extend their season mark to four wins and keep 1967 title chances alive. Key plays included Roger Turner 25 yard run and Rolland Law pass to Tim Law as Corry moved into Franklin territory but failed to close the gap. Beavers, led by Loren Stockton 128 yards on 25 carries, fought hard but could not overcome Franklin’s early 19 point lead and defensive stand.
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UC Bears Fall to Troquois in 45 7 Showdown
Iroquois runners sparked a quick 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown as Tom Miller led Union City's defense to a rough night. Poly's Troquois dominated every period, with Miller adding an 80 yard TD run late and Nanni scoring twice on 15 and one yard passes. Union City managed a lone third quarter TD by Ernie Kusiak on a 10 yard run.
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Scores Section Two and Nearby Friday Games
Franklin led Corry 26 to 14 while McDowell defeated Titusville 14 to 7. Academy beat Tech 39 to 6 and 89 to 6 in separate games. Fort LeBoeuf shutout Girard 35 to 0, Harborcreek blanked Fairview 12 to 0, Townville won 38 to 0 over Cambridge Springs, Conneaut Valley defeated Randolph Erleas t 33 to 6, Bishop McCort 6, Sherman 93 to 0, Greenville 9 and Farrell 0, Ridgeway 13 over St. Marys p.
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White Sox fall to Washington in pennant race
In Friday action, the Chicago White Sox dropped a 1-0 decision to Washington as Phil Ortega hurled a four hitter. Meanwhile the Twins, Red Sox, and Tigers faced varying paths to the pennant, with Detroit needing four wins over the Angels to force a tie and Minnesota and Boston pursuing a sweep of their final games. The Yankees also defeated Kansas City 4-3 and 1-0 in the twin bill. World Series date set pending playoff outcomes.
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Titusville Falls 14-7 to McDowell in rough game
Titusville High Rockets drop their first game of the season 14 to 7 against McDowell Trojans after key injuries. Quarterback Gene McNamara left with a leg injury early. Mike Peck returned a 97 yard kickoff for a TD, Jeff Davis scored twice, and Gary Barker directed the offense with Bob Putnam. Keith Cauvel caught a 20 yard TD pass for Titusville in the fourth quarter.
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