SECL Predictions Stir Talk on 1977 Softball Race
SECL predictions by R L McCray name six contending clubs Harned TV National Bank Columbus Inn Sherman Tamarack Tavern and Ziebart with notes on strengths and likely outcomes. Each captain voiced confidence yet a fast start and tight slate could tilt the title race as last season’s finish hints at a close race to the finish line.
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Erie County
Tamarack Tavern
National Bank
Corry
Williams
Kaveseck
Sperry
AU Siebert
Harned
Columbus Inn
Sherman
John Volk
Stansbury
Utege
Faulkner
Wasylink
News & Sport
Marine Bank
Mariners
T. Tamarack Tavern
TT Bar
Ziebart
Ziebarters
BASEBALL Enjcageaurris and Falane Lead Early Season Action
Warren report notes Corry junior high track team's season debut losses to Beaty, with Joe l Amoroso winning the 100 hurdles in 13.2 seconds and Chris Mulvin taking the 00 yard dash in 11.7, plus a relay win in the 880.
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Warren
Corry
Beaty
Joel Amoroso
Chris Mulvin
Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet Honors Scholastic Athletes
The 33rd Annual Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet is tonight at 6:20 at the high school to honor this year's outstanding scholastic athletes. Special awards include the 1977 Corry Evening Journal Sportsperson of the Year. Tickets at the door cost 4 dollars for adults and 3.50 for students, athletes enter free.
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Beaver Club
Corry Evening Journal
Weeks Keeps Perfect 8-0 In Narrow Tennis Loss
Corry Area High School's Roger Weeks improved to 8-0 in singles with a 7-6 7-3 win in overtime over Randy Dye as part of a 5-2 loss to Rocky Grove. Weeks and Rick Clayton also won first doubles in straight sets. The CAHS team, 4-4 overall and 2-4 in league, heads into three matches next week aiming to tie the school record for wins. Separately, the Pennsylvania Fish Commission planned trout stocking on May 2 along Route 6N and 19, with Beaver Dam Run receiving 500 brook, 180 brown, and 1,070 rainbow trout starting at 9:15 a.m.
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Corry Area
Dave Mitchell
Beaver
Rocky Grove
the Grove
Roger Weeks
CAHL
Weeks
Randy Dye
Orange and Black
Corry
Inter
Rick Clayton
Clayton
Lee Solle
Mitchell
CAHS
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Beaver Dam Run
Rockets Lakers Triumph Celtics Remain Alive
Celtics edge 76ers 113-108 to tie series 3-3 as Cowens avoids foul trouble. Rockets beat Bullets 123-118 with Murphy 40 and Malone 25 22. Lakers top Warriors 112-105 led by Kareem 45 and Alten. Series shifts to Sunday with multiple playoff games.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Dave Cowens
Cowens
Celtics
Philadelphia
Houston Rockets
Washington Bullets
Los Angeles
Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Portland Trail Blazers
Denver Nuggets
Rockets
Bullets
Houston
Calvin Murphy
Washington
Moses Malone
Warriors
Oakland
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Lucius Alten
Tracksters At Invitationals In Meet Action Today
Corry girls and boys track teams compete in an all day invitational at Youngsville with unique relay scoring for girls and a two mile run for CAHS. Top AA clubs Kane and Eisenhower lead the field as Corry lists key events and medal aims amid a flexed lineup and relay formats.
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Corry
Joe Sanford
Youngsville
Kane
Eisenhower
Fairview
John Correll
Cahs Brigade
Jim Tobin
Bob Barton
John Brant
Bruce Roth
Brent Henderson
John van Dyke
Vic Orn
Mortis Follett
Dave Johnson
Chuck Dodd
Mark VanTassel
Jim Dillion
Steve Mahoney
Steve Rushin
Jamie Anderson
Dave Moats
Philadelphia
SECL Opens With Twinbill Tomorrow
Area softball fans in South Erie County look to a Sunday doubleheader at Columbus Elementary School with four local teams. At 1 35 PM National Bank, defending Corry Division champions, meet Marine Bank, while at 4 PM Columbus Inn faces Corry News & Sport. The latter game marks the SECL debut for 1977.
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Erie County
Columbus
National Bank
Marine Bank
Columbus Inn
Corry News & Sport
Hubbard (Sciota
Baseballers Nipped By Academy Lions In A Close Defeat
Corry baseballers fell 5-4 to the CAHS Lions at Adnisworth-Pield after a costly two-out error in the sixth. Erie standout Steve Frisina, a 64 250-pound two-sport captain, left the field with a facial injury after colliding with John Clark. Cragg allowed earned runs while striking out three, as Frisina was thrown out at the plate in the sixth while Keith Vinca drove in two for Corry.
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Steve Frisina
Academy
John Clark
Ainsworth Field
Frisina
Corry Memorial Hospital
ERIE
Lake City
Corry
Xcaderny Lions
Adnisworth - Pield
Mike Cragg
CAHS
Keith Vinca
Warren Dragons
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