Star Born in Reds Bullpen Gullett Emerges as 1-A Prospect
Cincinnati rookie Don Gullett, 19, described as a star in the making after his five scoreless innings of relief and first major league win in the Reds 12 2 victory over the Dodgers. Manager Sparky Anderson praised his rising talent, while Gullett’s rookie season totals show 61 innings with four hits allowed and a 0.00 ERA across three outings. Other NL results include Giants over Astros 11 9 in 10 innings and Cubs topping Phillies 5 4 in 10 innings.
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Lead VFW A League banquet award winners named
At the VFW A League banquet the winners were honored. Front row left to right includes Al Dunnewald who received the high average award and top honors in the league.
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Senators Rally Past Orioles Behind Howard and Coleman Jr
The Senators beat the Orioles 4 to 2 as Frank Howard belted his second homer of the year and Joe Coleman Jr contributed a key two-run double. Coleman improved to 1-1 with seven strong innings, while Ken Tatum closed it with relief. Weaver, sidelined by a throat cyst, watched as Baltimore dropped its second in a row.
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Stars Lead Early In Ohio Indiana All Star Series
Purdue guard Rick Mount and Ohio State forward Dave Sorenson will helm their teams in the opening Ohio Indiana college all star basketball clash. The second game is slated for Saturday in Indianapolis.
Warren Thinclads Invade CAHL Oval
Warren Thinclads travel to Howard J. Sheen Field behind Corry Area High School to face Warren Dragons in a second Section Two meet. The Orange and Black aim to rebound after a tie with Franklin and will compete against a Dragons team in its league debut after two non league wins.
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Old CAHS Football Films To Be Shown
Corry Area High School fans of the old single wing football will see a retrospective of past eras as the 1953 and 1956 undefeated CAHS teams are shown. Lou Hanna will narrate at the Corry Public Library tonight at 8 o clock, highlighting how the old single wing football was played.
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Pauls Series Championship Crowned In Tight Final
In the 1970 City Recreation Volleyball League finals Pauls Men s Wear edged Methodist Church in a best-of-five series. Pauls won the last two games 15-13 and 15-12 after falling behind two games to one. Final four 15-6 15-12 15-7 15-13 15-12 sequence highlighted a dramatic title clincher.
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Little League Registration Set at Corry High School
Local Little League president Ronald Triscult announced registration for this year at Corry Area High School. Registration starts Monday at 6 30 p.m in the corridor north of the gym. birth certificates and parental presence required. Eligible boys ages 10 11 12 born between August 1957 and July 1960. Tryouts follow next week at 6 p.m at the same high school.
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Rider College track star John Scheiner shines in early 1970 wins
Rider College coach Ray Kressler praises former Corry Area High School sprinter John Scheiner for guiding the squad to three early victories. Scheiner won two events and anchored the victorious mile relay as Rider beat Allegheny Community College and Hofstra, then upset Lafayette’s top unit with a 4:31.2 lap. The coach notes it is Rider’s first track season and predicts growing strength in the Middle Atlantic Conference.
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