Marine Bank Ends Pattern in Erie County Softball League
Marine Bank ended its winless skid with a 15 to 9 victory over Steve Young Electronics in Columbus after opening season with 11 one game win streaks in the Erie County Softball League. Inn At the Peak pushed Horned TV to a close 5 to 9 defeat at Sciota Field as Mariners topped Electrodes 15 to 9. T. K. Schwab earned his 10th win and hit a two run homer in rain delayed action, while Dan Gates added an inside the park homer in a game not as close as the final margin. Ken Harned walked in the bottom of the seventh to force in the winning run for Boob Tubers, keeping first place in reach for Audio-Video Men. TV Dealers narrowed the gap to two and a half games behind Cola. The Franklin Softball Tournament featured Korands and other teams in a 88-81 finish for TV 20a to 81.
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Marine Bank
Steve Young Electronics
Columbus
Inn At
Horned TV
Sciota
Mariners
Electrodes
T. K. Schwab
SYE
Dan Gates
Schwab
Starned
G.iap
Ken Harned
Cola
Franklin
NEBCO
John Greulich
Sooners
S&l
Eldred
Johnsonburg
Erik Johnson
Johnson
Cragg
Corry
Warren County
Sports Boosters
Saegertown
John
Loaners Split In Tourney, One More Defeat And Out
In a double elimination playoff, Corry Savings and Loan posted a regional win after Mike Cragg's seventh inning homer. NEBCO Post 11 won the opener against State College, then defeated Saegertown as Cragg starred. Saegertown faces Corry in the losers bracket as the tourney advances with Johnsonburg and others in action.
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Savings and Loan
Mike Cragg
Erie Nebco Post
Ridgway
Yenchak
Corry Savings and Loan
American Legion
Jim Hammond
Saegertown
Erie
Neebco
State College
Larry Joe Frisina
Sooners
Corry
Cragg
Fragmentary church item with unclear names and year
A damaged snippet mentions a church related event or discussion from 2008 with unclear names such as Ewald Hitt and Swackhammer. Details are obscured by OCR errors, leaving the exact nature and participants of the event unresolved.
Corry and Sparta Fall in Erie-Crawford Trap Meet
Corry and Sparta lost their Er ie Crawford County Trap League matches last night. Corry fell to Edinboro as Albion shot a 421 team total with a 125 perfect game. Denny Jerome led Corry with 23 while Marion Tripa Jeff Cobb and Harry McQuiston added 22s. Jim Shaver and Fran Hanlin posted 21s. Albion’s seven perfect 25s helped beat Sparta, dropping the locals to 2-2 in the second half. George Stapf and Marshall California led the losers with 25s. George Hiser and Bill Warren finished at 24. Roland Putnam Lee Stanbro Dave Hallberg George Montgomery Jerry Linden Barry Nichols and Jerry Yaegle shared a 23.
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Corry
Spartanshut
Edinboro
Spartans
Guns
Albion
Denny Jerome
Marion Tripa
Jeff Cobb
Harry McQuiston
Jim Shaver
Fran Hanlin
Sparta
George Stapf
Marshall California
George Hiser
Bill Warren
Roland Putnam
Lee Stanbro
Dave Hallberg
George Montgomery
Jerry Linden
Barry Nichols
Jerry Yaegle
Portland Takes Malone Lucas In NBA Draft
Portland trades to secure Malone and Lucas in the dispersal draft. Trail Blazers sent Geoff Petrie and Steve Hawes to Atlanta for the No 2 pick. Other high priced selections included Ron Boone Marvin Barnes and Bird Averitt with teams paying substantial sums for top players.
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National Basketball Association
NBA
Portland Trail Blazers
Trail Blazers
American Basketball Association
Bill Walton
Sidney Wicks
Moses Malone
Maurice Lucas
Lloyd Neal
Larue Martin
Wally Walker
Walker
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Malone
Geoff Petrie
Portland
Atlanta
Steve Hawes
Ron Boone
St. Louis
Kansas City
Marvin Barnes
Detroit
Bird Averitt
Kentucky
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Averitt
Former Oklahoma stars clash in NFL preseason game at Owen Field
Former Oklahoma Sooners coach Chuck Fairbanks and star Joe Washington renew their rivalry in a National Football League preseason tilt at Norman’s Owen Field. The evening features ex-Sooners and alumni from San Diego and Baltimore, with 40,000 fans expected and rivalries heating as Stillwater and other stadiums host multiple games across the weekend.
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Boxland Patriots
Washington
San Diego Chargers
Owen Field
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Baltimore Colt
Baltimore
NFL
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Alanta Falcons
Stillwater
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Oklahoma State
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Spokane
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Phoenix
Miami
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New York Giants
New York Jets
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Philadelphia
Sooner
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Kevin Grady
Rudy Feldman
al Chandler
Leon Crosswhite
Raymond Hamilton
Rod Shoate
Steve Zabel
New England
Redskins
Colts
Jerry Sherk
Cleveland
Greg Pruitt
Tony Peters
Browns
Atlanta
Borzov Leads Comeback Bid at U S Soviet Meet
Valeriy Borzov, 29, remains a top sprinter as he and Aleksandr Aksinin face Americans Harvey Glance and Steve Riddick in the two day United States Soviet Union dual track meet at the University of Maryland. Seventeen events slated for opening day with 19 on Saturday’s finale televised by ABC.
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U.S
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Borzov
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Thomson
Botzov
Aleksandr Aksinin
Harvey Glance
Steve Riddick
United States-Soviet Union
University
Maryland
ABC
Blyleven’s Fastball Key In 1-0 Rangers Win Over Angels
Bert Blyleven, a 25 year old righthander, won his 104th game using a newly discovered fastball alongside his famed curve. He led the Texas Rangers to a 1-0 victory over the California Angels as other American League games featured Red Sox over Tigers, Orioles over Indians, Royals over Twins, and Brewers over Yankees in a rain shortened day. Bed Sox 5 Tigers 4, Butch Hobson homered twice and Jim Rice added a solo shot aiding Boston’s hot stretch. Orioles pitcher Doug DeCinces began to emerge with a homer and a two run triple, saying he must prove he can fill in for Brooks Robinson.
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