Corry Beavers Ready for Franklin Meet After Busy Workouts
Corry High’s track squad to invade Franklin tomorrow aiming for revenge after a rough season with the Knights. Coach Yard and Bennink pleased with 74 83 victory last Friday as changes spark a fresh lineup and new events across Section Two meets.
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Carry
Autun
Ute
Cocoaches
Dave Yard
Max Bennink
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East
Coan Elected New Head Of VFW Men's A League
Harold Shorty Coan becomes president of the VFW Men's A League after officers were elected at the annual bowling banquet. Coan, captain of the Meerhoft team, will lead with Ed Zewatsky as vice president and Tom Cragg as secretary treasurer. The Hammond Elevator team won the league title and Bill Hammond earned the sponsor trophy for the high game.
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Shorty) Coan
VFW
Annua
Coan
Meerhoft
Ed Zewatsky
Tom Cragg
Zewatsky
Cragg
Bill Hammond
Hammond Elevator
Hammond
Phil Sample
Ed Barr
Gerald Staples
Bob Morton
Frank Mesatna
Morton
Staples
BI Tamielle
WEW Innes
Wallace Mick
Mick
Wayne Skinner
Chicagoans Lead Two-Man Field in ABC Tournament
Chicagoans Don Ellis and Joe Kristof of Strike n Spare moved into the first place two-man lead at the 1981 American Bowling Congress Tournament, posting 437 404 400 in the string and a 678 for Ellis. They ousted Detroit pair Duke Marquardt and Bob Brayman who had led since April 7.
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ABC
Detroit
Don Ellis
Joe Kristof
Ellis
Kristoffish
Duke Marquardt
Bob Brayman
Booster Tournament Delivers $100 Prize To Youngsvillers Team
Detroit residents report that a souA ori et Pa team won at least $100 in the Booster Division of the American Howling Congress Tournament. Abplanalp's Duly posted a 2,118 total ten days ago and led a field of 1,800 booster teams. Ralph Swanson, Chet Anderson, Bill Martin, Dori Mills, and Deno Lay earned cash as top scorers amid a late May finish outlook.
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Ralph Swanson
Chet Anderson
Bill Martin
Dori Mills
Deno
Corry Pistoleers Fall 2712 to 2523 at Erie
Walnut Creek edged Corry 2712 to 2523 at Erie as five Walnut Creek shooters topped 500 cleanly. Dick Lindberg led Corry with 660 while Fred Williams and Carl Snyder paced Walnut Creek with 648 each in a high scoring pistol match.
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Walnut Creek
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Erie
Jim Briskie
Mervill Lillie
Chuck Post
Fred Williams
Carl, Snyder
Walnut Creekers
Rouse and Sventek Lead Women of the Moose Headpin Winners
Audrey Rouse won the top game with a 96, Frances Sventek led in series with 256 for three lines, and Maydean Niedomys placed second in high game with 92. Bertha Carroll earned 252 for three games in second overall pinfall. Roxie Bradford Thelma Glavis and others noted in high series and high game lists.
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Roxie Bradford
Thelma Glavis
High Beries
Frances Sventek
Bertha Carroll
Eleanor Swarm
Dorls
Peg Johnson
Moon Swinging Dodgers Rip Cardinals In High Fly Night
Willy Moon powered the Dodgers past the St Louis Cardinals to 7 2 with six homers in eight games. He drove in five runs, including a two run first inning homer and a solo shot in the fourth. Don Drysdale won his second decision while Ernie Broglie took the loss.
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Wally
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Milwaukee
Philadelphi
Don Drysdale
Ernie Brogie
Bob Friend
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
Roberto Clemente
Pirate
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Friend
Eddie Kasko
Reds
Giants
Ken Hunt
Jack Sanford
Tigers pull off trade lift in winter move
Detroit rides Billy Bruton Dick Brown Chuck Cottier and Terry Fox as part of a winter deal with Milwaukee to fuel a 6 2 win over Cleveland lifting the Tigers into second place a game behind the Minnesota Twins Steve Boros delivered the key three run double in the eighth and Marty Kutyna pitched six scoreless relief innings in a 7 2 Washington win over Chicago.
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Dick Brown
Terry Fox
Chuck Cottier
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Los Angeles-Yankee Fame
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Marty Kutyna
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Senators
Ed Hobeugh
Billy Pierce
Boros Delivers in Detroit Victory Over Indians
In Cleveland Stadium the Detroit Tigers rallied with a three run double by Steve Boros in the eighth off Frank Punk to beat Cleveland 5-2 in the Indians home opener. Mike Rourke singled to drive Boros to third and Cottier followed with a sacrifice fly for Detroit’s final run.
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Steve Boros
Frank Punk
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Boros
Mike Rourke
Funk
Teg
Horos
Horos To Third Rown
Chuck Cottier
Still No Word From Jim Owens
Philadelphia General Manager John Quinn said Owens has not communicated since he quit spring training camp. Quinn noted the decision rests with Owens as baseball loses a chance for a great career. Owens, from Bradford High School class of 1951, starred in baseball and basketball.
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John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Owens
Quinn
Owens
Bradford High School
Uncle of Smoky Burgess Dies After Lunch Visit
Arty J. Pail Head 53 of Caroleen North Carolina suffered a fatal heart attack fifteen minutes after dining with Smoky Burgess. He and two friends were walking to a hotel in Pittsburgh's Oakland district on the way to attend the Pirates home opener. He was in town to stay through Saturday.
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Bowling notes from Elks Antlers and Bowl-Aire leagues
The Elks Antlers season and Summer student league trended with notable scores. Chuck Jackman posted 212 and 200, Lewis Cook led with 228, Harry Paulson 202, and Art Pitts 215 in the Antlers circuit. Bowl-Aire league featured Jim Rhodes 547 series, 210 start, 186 follow, with Mike Baressi 474 and Tom Marton 460. Other strong scores included Bachomer 178 Zalzneck 174 Lawson 164 Hotchikiss 154 Dyeles 151 152 and Mowrey 151. Detwils of the WOTM headpin tournament are carried elsewhere on this page.
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Elle
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Ken Christlansen
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Tom Marton
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Dodgers Down Cardinals as Moon Slams Two Homers
Wally Moon powered the Dodgers with five RBIs including two home runs and a single in a 7-2 win over the Cardinals. Moon has six homers in eight games. Bob Friend limited the Pirates to three hits while striking out seven for a 4-1 victory over the Cubs.
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Cardinals
Moon
Bob Friend
Pirates
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