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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1975
Page
3
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WWCB jumps to a 4-0 lead but Marty Mitchell silences Columbus Inn on two hits as Pizza Makers drop eight straight with a 6-1 defeat. Spartansburg edges Pennsylvania Bank & Trust 2-1 behind Joe Zajac six-hitter, while Sherman Dairylea falls 7-3 to Cook-Doyle Steel in a tight league night edition.
In a key TSWSL matchup the American Breeder Service defeated Linda Nichols Beauty Saloon 15 to 6 breaking the Nicholettes unbeaten run. Judy Knapp four hits sparked the Breeders while Wattsburg’s loss leaves a first place tie with 6-1.
Commodore Downs announces a return to a five day week effective immediately with racing Tuesday through Friday and weekend shows. Post times set at 7 40 p m nightly and 2 30 p m Sundays. Thursdays August dates are cancelled as management cuts Thursday racing. Earl Anthony leads 369 pins in the Home Bus Uitice Open bowling tourney match play concludes with $50 000 prize.
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll says the Steelers must not underestimate opponents after a close 21 14 win over the College All Stars. Several players admit they respected the collegians too much as George Gilliam and Rocky Bleier scored in the fourth quarter. In other NFL moves the Rams cut Les Josephson, a 10 year veteran and leading rusher, while the Cowboys released Dennis Morgan and six rookies.
Dale hammerlee Greg Marsh and Ed Curry led FUMC to a 9-1 win over Sparta CM&A as nine runs came on hits and a walk. Steve Loveland pitched well, holding Sparta scoreless late, while Marsh added a triple and three hits. Assembly of God stayed in second place with a 5-2 victory over Valley View.
Mets rookie Randy Tate takes a near no hitter into the eighth before Montreal breaks through on Jimmy Lyttle single and Mike Jorgensen three run homer. Expos win 4 3 as other games see Cards beat Pirates on a late Willie Davis miscue.
In a Monday Night League event at Country Club, Tray Jenson led with 47 points while Jordon, Casselt4, and Low Gro contributed notable scores. Dana Webster and Anne Chitack joined Jim Wannay, Jane Campbell, and Cleo Brown in a team effort.
A compact rundown of top 10 leaders across American and National leagues by batting and pitching stats. Highlights include Lynn and Jackson among top runs and home runs, with Alvers and Washington leading stolen bases. key pitchers Eckersley, Palmer, and Seaver tallying wins and strikeouts.
Brooks Robinson, Bobby Grich, Don Baylor, and Ken Singleton homered as Baltimore erased an early 6-1 Boston lead, routing the Red Sox 12-8. Baylor collected five hits, including his 7th homer, in a power display that overwhelmed Boston pitchers. Carlton Fisk and Jim Rice hit solo shots for the hosts.
The Second Annual Clymer Open Tennis Tournament will be held August 16 and 17 at the Clymer Central School Courts. Divisions include Boys and Girls singles 18 and under, 15 and under, 12 and under, and Doubles 18 and under open to all. play starts at 9 am each day with single-game pro sets and finals best two of three with a TB tiebreak. Entries must be mailed to Bradley Russell, Sherman NY 14781, by Monday with name address phone age division and $2 per division, plus two balls.
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