Frisinamen Open At Seneca On Friday
Corry Area High School baseball opens a rough 17 game schedule under coach Frisina. About 20 candidates vie for spots as returning lettermen mix with two freshmen and several sophomores. Key seniors include Fenno Sarnicki Triscuit Bennink Cook Zajac and youngsters Johnson Taylor lead pitching with Friinis son Larry possible on mound. First games at Seneca Friday and Loveland Field Monday host Cathedral Prep.
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Kim Triscuit
Doug Bennink
Dale Cook
Steve Zajac
Orange
Fenno Manning
Larry Joe Frisina
Bill Hammerlee
Steve Frisina
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Todd
Reggie” Zajac
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Sarnicki
Cook
Jeff Brown
John Taylor
Corry Savings and Loan
Eric Johnson
CAHS
Larry
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Seneca
Diamondmen
Wattsburg
Cathedral Prep
Iroquois
Saegertown
Erie Academy
Meadville
Warren
New York State
Jamestown
Dodgers May Have Bats Plus Pitching
The Los Angeles Dodgers may rely on a potent lineup and strengthened pitching. Anchored by Messersmith and Sutton, the staff seeks a solid No. 3 and a replacement for injured No. 4. Key players include Garvey Lopes Russell Cey Buckner Wynn Perguson Yeager and Mota, with Marshall Hough Brewer and others in support as the club builds around depth and durability for the season.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
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Tom Paciorek
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Dedgers
Lee Lacy
Rick Auerbach
Ken McMullen
Manny Mota
City Softball League Eyes 7 Teams for 1975 Season
City softball planners aim for seven teams including a police team drop. New entrants must pay by April 1 with fees, as league officials meet April at the Alibi Bar to finalize Thursday, Sunday schedules. High school fields secured for Sunday play beginning May 1, tentative. Contact President Gary Counasse at 665-3850 for questions.
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High Schol
Ear l
Gary Counasse
Bennink Aims for All American Status Shifts to Sixth at NCAAs
Corry native Doug Bennink, Indiana University of Pennsylvania diver, has progressed from eighth place at last year’s nationals to a sixth in three meter at the NCAA meet. Under coach Ralph Johnson, Bennink has improved strength and consistency, overcoming early fears and adding two All-American honors. He now eyes a higher finish next season while balancing academics in mathematics and computer science.
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Penn
Corry
Doug Bennink
California
Doug
Indiana
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Ralph Johnson
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YMCA
Mary Lou
Ciena
CAHS
Bill Cochran
Tup
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Cleveland State University
Gibson's 1975 comeback key for Cardinals pennant bid
St Louis banks on Bob Gibson to anchor a reshaped lineup as 1975 spring shows improved form. Manager Red Schoendienst stresses Gibson remains the staff ace while additions like Elias Sosa and Ed Brinkman bolster rotation and infield. Outfielders Lou Brock Bake McBride Reggie Smith pace a potent, lefty-heavy lineup with Brock piling stolen bases and Smith delivering RBI and power.
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Gibson
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Bob Forsch
John Curtis
Ray Sadecki
New York Mets
John Denny
Tommy Mourey
Artiets
Schoendienst
Lou Brock
Bake McBride
Reggie Smith
Brock
McBride
Bake
Smith
NIT May Cut Field for 1976 Tournament
AP reports Fordham athletic director Pete Carlesimo said the National Invitation Tournament may reduce its 1976 field to 12 or 14 teams. He noted possible format changes including a round of tripleheaders and first-round byes for highly seeded teams, with decisions at the next committee meeting.
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Pete Carlesimo
Carlesimo
Fordham University
NCAA
Rimierseup
Phillies face clouded spring as roster gaps emerge
Clearwater AP report on the Philadelphia Phillies showing troubled spring training with Tug McGraw missing time after elbow surgery and sluggers Schmidt Luzinski and Boone underperforming. manager Danny Ozark remains hopeful of a fast, aggressive lineup led by Steve Carlton with a boosted bullpen featuring Garber Hoerner Hilgerdorf and Schueler.
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Florida
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Greg Luzinski
Bob Boone
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Ozark
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McGraw
Schmidt
Boone
Innis
Larry Cox
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Gene Garber
Joe Hoerner
Tom Hilgerdorf
Ron Schueler
Dick Ruthven
Wayne Twitchell
Carlton
Jim Lonborg
Astros Still Have Pitching Question Marks
Houston manager Preston Gomez outlines lineup hopes and ongoing pitching concerns after Don Wilson's death. He notes Roberts Dierker and Griffin form a core, with young pitchers Konieczny and Richard competing. Field positions and defense also face questions as team seeks improved 1975 performance.
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Cocoa
Fla
Houston Astros
Preston Gomex
Houston
Don Wilson
Gorex
Tom Griffin
Dave Roberts
Larry Dierker
Gomez
Dierker
Griffin
Doug Konieczny
James Rodney Richard
Konieczny
Denver
Richard
Roger Craig
Pee Ayers
Enos Cabell
Jose Cruz
Cruz
Rob Andrews
Bob Watson
Fell Field
Lee May
Watson
Milt May
Roger Metzger
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