St Thomas Honors Sports Participants at Banquet
A large crowd attended the St Thomas School sports banquet to honor athletes and cheerleaders. keynote speaker Richard Fox urged hard work and strong desire to boost Corry basketball, while Sam Baressi and school leaders introduced coaches and staff. Jackets, sweatshirts and shirts were awarded to athletes, with eighth grade players receiving district championship trophies. Also noted are NBA All Rookie selections with Lew Alcindor leading the group.
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St. Thomas School
Richard Fox
Corry
Erie Cathedral Prep
Fox
Prep Ramblers
Sam Baressi
Sister Dominican
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas Parish
John Lucas
Russell Brant
Corry Area High School
Vic Cragg
Frank Frisina
Joe Baressi
Dave Ross
Mincher Caps A s Winning Rally In 2-1 A s Win
Oakland A s beat Kansas City 2-1 as Mincher delivered the decisive eighth inning sacrifice fly scoring Alou after a two run rally. Downing earned the win with a three hitter as the A s moved to .500. Other scores include Washington over New York and Minnesota over Chicago in rain shortened play.
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Don Mincher
Oakland A's
Mincher
A's
Kansity
Felipe Alou
al Downing
Winter
Brewers
Oakland
Dave Duncan
Downing
Rick Monday
Bob Johnson
Wally Bunker
Ken Wright
Johnson
Amos Otis
Alou
Mike Epstein
Washington
Ed Stroud
Hank Allen
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Allen
Senators
Joe Coleman
Murcer
Joe Grzenda
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Tovar
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Carlos May
White Sox
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Lolich
Sam McDowell
Jim Northrup
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Cesar Gutierrez
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Paar
Women and men bow for Meadpin and harness racing leaders
In Meadpin tournament action Mary Pantle posted high game 105 with 280 series to lead women honors along with Fran Suentes 98 and Bert VanWinkle 3. Mary Pantle also led women with 280 series while Bert vanWinl and Ann Gihas posted 253. In summer league bowling participants include John Woodard 214 400 Len Migliaccio 208 Ben Harrington 705 and Lanny Fitch. In Columbus Carmine Abbatiello tops drivers with 113 wins and $391 650 in earnings per US Trotting Association figures through last Saturday.
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Moose Meadpin
Mary Pantle
Mary L
Fran Suentes
Bert VanWinkle
Bert vanWinl
Ann Gihas
Sarnershop
Dester Sandpurg
John Woodard
Len Migliaccio
Ben Harrington
Lanny Fitch
Columbus
Ohio
Carmine Abbatiello
US Trotting Association
Seaver Strikes Out 19 as Mets Beat Padres 2 1
Tom Seaver, fresh off a Cy Young honor, struck out 19 Padres in 136 pitches to a 2-1 Mets win. He tied the single game strikeout record and set the consecutive strikeouts mark, guiding New York past San Diego, while NL results saw Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles win elsewhere.
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Tom Seaver
Cy ‘Young
Wunderkind
New York Mets
Seaver
San Diego
Young
Padres
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Houston
Los Angeles
Montreal
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Steve Carlton
Mets
Johnny Padres
Dallas Morning News Tennis Classic Sees Top Seeds Fall
At the Dallas Morning News Tennis Classic on day three top singles and doubles seeds were eliminated. Rod Laver withdrew from his first round after spraining an ankle while leading Cliff Drysdale 4-0 in the first set. In New York, ILTF fined the USLTA $2,500 for breaches at Boston and Philadelphia events, a move USLTA president Alastair Martin said did not surprise.
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Dallas
Tex
Rod Laver
Australia
Cliff Drysdale
South
New York
International Lawn Tennis Federation
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Basil Reay
ILTF
Paris
USLTA
Alastair Martin
Reay
Miller Leads Open Favorites At Tallahassee
Twenty-two year-old PGA sophomore John Miller shot four-under 68 to win $500 pro-am and move among early favorites for the $50,000 Tallahassee Open. He edged Bert Weaver by one stroke. Jim Colbert also listed as a pre-tourney favorite with two top-five finishes this year. The 72-hole event is a satellite to the Tournament of Champions at La Costa, California. Chuck Courtney, Tallahassee Open last year winner, competes in California.
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Tallahassee
Fla
PGA
John Miller
Miller
Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
San Franciscan
Jim Colbert
Colbert
Kansas City
Dodgers pounding Expos in 14-hit burst
Dodgers routed the Expos as a 14-hit attack powered a win led by midorder sluggers Andy Kosco Willie Crawford and Wes Parker. Crawford scored three as Los Angeles seized momentum and overwhelmed Montreal.
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Dodgers
Expos
Dodger
Andy Kosco
Willie Crawford
Wes Parker
Crawford
Chicago
St. Louis
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Leron Lee
Joe Torre
Johnny Briggs
Phillies
San Francisco
Dick Selma
Woody Fryman
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Ann Kolaja
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