School League Players Kneel and Stand Photo Caption
Kneeling left to right Steve Rowland coach, John Brigham, Ed Buell, Mike Cruz, Scott Frisina. Standing in same order Doug Craker, Matt Merkle, with one player listed as hurt.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1973
Page
7
Kneeling left to right Steve Rowland coach, John Brigham, Ed Buell, Mike Cruz, Scott Frisina. Standing in same order Doug Craker, Matt Merkle, with one player listed as hurt.
The Mets beat the Cardinals 7-3 at Shea as Willie Mays delivered a seventh inning three run homer his 689th career. Flu sidelined 11 Cardinals including Torre Sizemore Reitz Carbo Folkers though they played. Other NL results: Astros over Reds 1-0, Pirates over Phillies 3-1, Braves over Padres 5-4, Dodgers over Giants 3-0.
Minnesota’s Twins were swept by Kansas City as John Mayberry hit his 22nd homer and 86th 87th RBIs, with Amos Otis adding a run and a score to power a 4-2 Royals win. Across the American League, Oakland beat California 2-1 in 11 innings while Baltimore split a twi nighter with Boston, Detroit beat New York, Cleveland defeated Milwaukee, and Chicago topped Texas.
Tom Weiskopf shot a 64 to take the first round lead in the $250,000 Westchester Golf Classic at Westchester County Club Harrison New York. He quipped about not getting a break and called the round the luckiest three under par of his life as Bibby Silber and Deery Barber DeWitt Weaver and Bob Murphy and Gene Litter also posted top scores.
Crotty Ferrando upset See-Zuhr House 7-4 in the first round as Don Sperry pitched eight strong innings and Bob Hunt fueled Auto Dealers with three singles. Les Utegg and Dexter Sandburg added two hits each, answering Kenny Martin and Jacobson homers. Try-M Finance of Corry topped Kinawa Dam 15-5 and faces Penn Beer at 2:30. Crotty also plays the same time against a team they beat in the Corry Ray Root Tournament.
Archery star John Williams from Cranesville, 1968 amateur champion at the arena, may turn professional at the Seventh Annual Corry Archery Festival. He headlines a 102-participant field from 12 states and Canada, with Denise Liddy among entrants. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, and events run over two days including a Friday social and Saturday Archery Ball.
Corry Area High School oversees the intramural diving league at the YMCA as Skindivers beat Duraflexers 37 to 30 and Snorkels downed Scubas by the same margin. Teams coached by Bill Cochran include captains Dale Henderson Rich Parks Mike Zarger and Rich Zarger. Eight events are listed starting with a medley relay and finishing with a four front dive relay as each diver competes in one or more individual events.
Duane Thomas returned to NFL action as Detroit beat Washington 17-14 in the exhibition opener. Errol Mann kicked a 10 yard field goal for the Lions in the fourth, while Greg Landry connected with Larry Walton for a nine yard TD and Mel Farr scored on a 47 yard run. Billy Kilmer found Jerry Smith on a two yard TD pass and Moses Denison scored on a six yard run for Washington. Thomas had been with Dallas during their Super Bowl run.
The High School All-Stars defeated the Wright School Stars 14 to 1 at Olin Bracken Field after an early pitching duel. Ron Paver and Kurt Pilz earned MVP honors for the winners and Wright’s Jeff Hannan and Scott Fogle starred for their side with multiple hits. Tim Joncas started for the winners with Matt Merkle taking the loss.
The notice lists church league games for the week with matches across Field B and Field A, including Assembly of God vs FA Tuesday, Cath Church vs Presbyterians, and the winners advancing to Thursday’s pairings. It also records the Cleveland Indians acquiring pitcher Ken Sanders for 25000 dollars in a separate note while NFL exhibition games are listed for several matchups across Baltimore Pittsburgh Philadelphia Jacksonville Cincinnati New Orleans Kansas City Chicago Green Bay New York Giants San Diego.
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