Corry area cheerleaders attend LeMoyne College camp
Four Corry Area Junior High School cheerleaders just returned from a week long school in Syracuse New York sponsored by the International Cheerleading Foundation. The group includes Diane Halton Becky Hanna Sandy Black Linda Console and advisor Patti Sack. They raised funds by selling hoagies with help from Sue Hammond Debbie Richards Weasel Kola Lisa Pokosh. They are said to be the first from Corry to attend such a camp.
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LeMoyne College
Syracuse
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Diane Halton
Becky Hanna
Sandy Black
Linda Console
Corry
Hoagies
Sue Hammond
Debbie Richards
Weasel ‘Kola]a
Lisa Pokosh
Patti Sack
Girls Defeat Mothers In Mother Daughter Softball Showdown
The Girls Sotteall League wrapped up its season as the daughters toppled the mothers 33 to 14 in Fridays game. standout performances included Chris Ghase with two homers and Kathy Walsh also hitting one. Coaches listed: Jupiter-Marge Frisina Shirley Buell. Marc-Troy Miller Dorothy Walsh. Neptune Sissle Kane Fat Miller. Venus Philis Maloney Reva Lowry. Organizer Pat Miller.
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Sotteall League
Chris Ghase
Kathy Walsh
Girl's Recreation
Jupiter
Marge, Frisina
Shirley Buell
Marc — Troy Miller
Dorothy Walsh
Neptune
Sissle Kane
Fat Miller
Venus
Philis Maloney
Reva Lowry
Pat Miller
Corry Skeet Teams Edge Union City In Close Meet
The Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet team beat Union City 244 to 243 in a tight contest. Ed Bielawski led Corry with a perfect 50, while Jules Adams nailed Union City’s perfect score. Top Corry totals included Conklin 49 Steaves 49 Brown 48 and Walker 48. Next match is Sunday at Columbus range against Spartansburg.
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Corry
Union City
Corryites
Ed Bielawski
Jules Adams
Bill Conklin
Herm Steaves
Bob Brown
Hank Walker
Conklin
Steaves
Brown
Walker
Columbus Range
Spartansburg
Dodgers Fight Back In Controversial 5-4 Win Over Reds
Dodgers edge Reds 5-4 in a controversy filled game with Manny Mota stealing home after a disputed catcher interference call by Harry Wendelstedt. Bench Sparky Anderson protested as Mota scored to break a 4-3 lead, while Bucs, Giants and others posted NL results.
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Willie Crawford
Cincinnati
Joe Gibbon
Manny Mota
Johnny Bench
Mota
Harry Wendelstedt
RBI
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Diegoi
Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wendelstedt
Bench
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Nee
Danny Ozark
Crawford
Reda
Jim McGlothlin
Pete Rose
Ty Cline
Maury Wills
Rose
McGlothlin
Tony Perez
Bernie Carbo
Tom Haller
Cline
Wills
White Sox plan for Wood ruined by Red Sox surge
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner eyed a double header for knuckleballer Wilbur Wood but Boston spoiled the plan with four first inning runs in a 5 1 opener and a 6 1 nightcap sweep. Wood, in a starting role after bullpen duty, had a 4 12 7 record and 1.06 ERA before the day’s blastoff.
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Wood
Boston Chicago
Chuck Tanner
Wilbur Wood
Boston
Red Sox
Tanner
Milwaukee Brewers
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
California Angels
Oakland A’s
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Baltimore
White Sox
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
George Scott
Reggie Smith
Gary Bobby Mitchell
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Brewers
Washington
Minnesota
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Yankees
Corry Pharmacy Easily Whips Western Auto in 16-5 Win
Corry Pharmacy Marauders routed Corry Western Auto 16-5 at St. Thana field as all starters scored and registered at least one hit. Mark Chase pitched six innings to improve to 2-0 before Joe McLaughlin finished the seventh. Wetmore hit his fourth homer, Johnston his first four-bagger, and Bauer added a triple and two singles amid a high-hit attack.
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Corry Pharmacy Marauders
Corry Western Auto
St. Thana Field
Marauder
Mark Chase
Joe McLaughlin
Chase
the Pharmacy
Mth
Dave Wetmore
Bill Johnston
Ted Bauer
Chuck
Walt Jewell
Montenemer
Marauders
Union City Western Auto
Mohr Captures CCC Title At Corry Country Club
Dr John Mohr won the Corry Country Club annual championship with a 72 hole total of 305 to claim his fifth CCC title and second consecutive crown. Chuck Cummings finished second at 308, followed by Denny Dyckes 311 and Dale Webster 315. First Flight honors went to Joe Guth at 330, with six others in that division and several notable competitors listed among the field.
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John Monr
Corry
Mohr
Moher
CCC
Joe Guth
Earl Meerhoff
Gene Bloom
Dar Walcott
Bob Bracken
Mark Bloom
Jim Knipp
Savings Loan Drops Twinbill At Ashtabula
The Corry Savings and Loan baseball team traveled to Ashtabula to meet the Rubbermen in a doubleheader, but lost both games 5-0 and 6-2 as Jeff Carle and Pat Garvey pitched well for Ashtabula. Corry’s Tom Tellman and John Crotty were the losing pitchers. Kim Bailey had two hits in the second game. Next, Corry heads to Warren County to face the All-Stars at 6 p.m.
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Ashtabula
Corry Savings and Loan
Hire
Post 11
American Legion
Sooners
Corry
Jeff Carle
Rubbermen
Pat Garvey
Tom Tellman
John Crotty
Kim Bailey
North Warren
Warren County
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