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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
7
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a 20 foot area near a corner, a July 1 timing, and references to General staff, army and non U.S. forces in South Korea. The text is unclear but suggests a military context with a capital city mention and a location toward New York.
Corry Jamestown's Little League team defeated North East 4 to 0 at Olin Bracken Field to move forward in the interdistrict playoffs. The DJs clinched the regular season championship again this year earning a key postseason seed.
Tim Bracken fired a sparkling one hit shutout with 12 strikeouts and a home run as Corry Jamestown beat North East 4-0 in Little League District 1 playoffs. The DJs advance to host Albion National at Olin Bracken Field at 6. John Maloney went 3 for 3 with a triple driving in a run.
Oilers general manager Sid Gillman has rebuilt the roster with 37 of 70 players new after 19 trades. Houston hosts the New York Jets in Astrodome as one of three Friday NFL exhibitions, with other games listed across the league. Dallas QB Roger Staubach recalls past Rams clash, while Craig Morton returns to the Cowboys after a contract dispute and Marlin McKeever sits out due to knee surgery. Coach Harland Svare will have Johnny Unitas start for the Chargers against the Giants, and Redskins RB Larry Brown misses practice with a virus.
The Pirates closed the Conelway Recreation Baseball League regular season by defeating the Cubs 23 to 12. Shawn Westfall, Steve Cox, and Jeff Rigby had three hits each for the Pirates, with Westfall earning the win. Ted Cox and Kevin Babcock added two hits apiece. For the Cubs Kevin Woodworth, Rod Kusiak, and Robin Woodworth had multiple safeties. Tom Eck took the loss.
In Fenway Park Thurman Munson and Carlton Fisk fought at home plate delaying play as Boston Reds Sox beat New York Yankees 5 4 to knock them from first in the AL East. Mario Guerrero drove in the winning run, Orioles leapfrogged into first.
Corry YMCA Soccer Club pressed Santos with strong offense but Stuzchinski of Alliance College stopped many shots as Santos won 3-1. Santos took a 1-0 lead with a second half penalty, George Fox scored his eighth on a Gary Fairchild assist, then added another to seal the victory.
Rolling Acres shocked second place Try-M Finance 8-6 at the Aero Field, extending their win streak to four and ninth half, as Crotty-Ferrando upset Mill Village 9-4 and Beeman’s fell to the Marauders 13-7 after Frank Simon injury. Crotty hammered 12 singles, Bob Hunt belted a long homer, while Don Sperry and Jim Black led the winners with six hits combined.
The Lutherans held a 7-0 lead against the Presbyterians and survived a late rally to win 9-8 in the winner's bracket of the Church League post-season round robin. Dick Harrington earned the win, Norbert Irish took the loss, as two loser's bracket games were scheduled for tonight: Catholic Teachers versus Sparta CMW&A and Catholics versus Valley View.
The Giants erased an 8-0 deficit by scoring in the last three innings and won 9-8 over the Sparta Braves at Loveland Field to capture the Teener League championship. Buzz Wetmore scored three runs, including the seventh inning winner on Steve Zajac’s grounder. Kim Triscuit earned the win. Mike Young took the loss in relief of Eric Johnson.
Phyllis Jackson and Alice Plants led a 23 player field in the North Hills Ladies Golf League last night with top honors. Flight A saw Dottie Dolan low gross and tied for low net with Charlotte Steves, while Jackson had fewest putts. Flight B produced many ties as Judy Oiler, Olive Rynd and Barbara Wickwire posted similar low gross, with Oiler and Ben Moore taking low net. Oiler also won least putts. Flight C and D saw Alice Plants sweep three categories in C and Bonnie Peebles winning low gross and net in D, with Fran Ross tying for low putt.
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