Corry Area High School Minor League City Champs Triumph in Extra Innings
The Corry Area High School minor league AllStars defeated Wright Street School AllStars 7 in the first extra inning at Bracken Field. Jim Tobin earned the win, Tony Rushin took the loss as awards were handed to top players from both leagues and last night’s game. The event caps the 1971 minor league program run by the Corry recreation department. The Corry Pharmacy Marauders will enter the South Erie County Softball League playoffs in Corry this weekend with a full roster including Dave Wetmore and Jim Moats.
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Corry
AllStars
Wright Street School
Bracken Field
Jim Tobin
Tony Rushin
Wright School
Bruce Babcock
Mike Barbalaci
Cliff Geer
Jeff Hiner
Mike Maloney
Robin Kurelowech
Steve McEldowney
Ted Williams
Jim Moats
Mike Hurlburt
Warren Fargo
Bill Mitchell
Mark Cooney
Gary Kerr
Colts Recall Last Year With Chiefs In Preseason
Baltimore coach Don McCafferty acknowledged Kansas City’s strong personnel as the Colts, led by interim plans with Sam Havrilak and Earl Morrall, prepare to host the Chiefs in one of five exhibition games. John Unitas is out with a torn Achilles tendon, sidelining the star quarterback while Karl Douglas and rookie options vie for snaps.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
Colts
Chiefs
Baltimore
Don McCafferty
John Unitas
McCafferty
Sam Havrilak
Earl Morrall
College All Stars
Unitas
Karl Douglas
Texas R&d
Kansas City
Sam
Karl
Morrall
Len Dawson
Elmo Wright
Jim Harris
Buffalo Bills
New Orleans Saints
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles
Tommy Protho
Crotty Sets Strikeout Mark In Leading Loaner Victory
John Chopper Crotty struck out 16 as Corry Savings and Loan defeated Warren County All-Stars 9-1 at Loveland Field. He allowed four walks and two dozen stars, while Gary Bennett had the Loaners only two hits. The win tied for the season with 21 victories and sets up next clash versus the same All-Stars before the Ashtabula Invitational.
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Corry Savings and Loan
Tom Morton
Roy Swanson
Mark Chase
Savings and Loan
John “Chopper” Crotty
Warren County All-Stars
Loveland Field
Crotty
All Stars
Jim Hammond
Gary Bennett
Bill Carr
Warren
Corry
Ashtabula
Dobson’s streak ends as Yankees rout Orioles in 12-3 defeat
Pat Dobson saw his 12 game win streak halted after giving up six hits and six runs in 3 2/3 innings as the Orioles were hammered 12-3 by the New York Yankees. Ralph Houk’s club, marching back to above .500, received a standout effort from Bobby Murcer who collected three hits, a 21st homer, and helped ignite a five-run fourth inning. The Yanks climbed within 12 games of Baltimore in the AL East as Detroit, Milwaukee, Washington, Chicago, and California posted wins elsewhere.
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Rams
Cowboys
Ram
Charlie Waters
Mark Washington
Dallas
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
Calvin Hill
Roman Gabriel
Karl Sweetan
Los Angeles
Jack Snow
Fformation
Leon Burns
Mike Garrett
Kansas City
Pat Dobson
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Yankees
Houk
Dobson
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Yanks
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Earl Weaver
Oriole
Bobby Murcer
Murcer
Ron Blomberg
Felipe Alou
Horace Clarke
Gene Michael
Fritz Peterson
Danny Cater
Blomberg
Alou
Stargell’s strategy stuns Pirates in Phils win over Hoerner
Willie Stargell, with 39 homers and 101 RBIs, noted Hoerner’s number as Phillie manager Frank Lucchesi shuffled batters and Hoerner struck out Stargell. Montanez’s two-run homer, Montanez later part of Flood trade, gave Philadelphia the lead, Wilson pitched to Clemente before Hoerner finished. Seaver pitched four-hitter for Mets over Atlanta as Jones and Singleton homered. Cardinals scored nine with eight straight hits in fifth to beat Giants. Foster, Bench, Perez homered for Reds in win over Montreal. Padres beat Astros as Gaston scores on Brown single. Roberts wins for SD.
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Willie Stargell
Philadelphia
Joe Hoerner
Phillie
Frank Lucchesi
Stargell
Lucchesi
Billy Wilson
Hoerner
Wilson
Pirates
New York
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Montreal
St. Louis
San Francisco
San Diego
Houston
Tom Seaver
Mets
Seaver
Cleon Jones
Ken Singleton
Giants
Julian Javier
Cards
Chris Spier
Tito Fuentes
Big Red Machine
George Foster
Reds
Lee May
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Don Gullett
Clarence Gaston
Ollie Brown
Padres
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Corry Pharmacy Marauders
Erie County
Dave Wetmore
Jeff Webster
John Wofus
Mud McCray
Mark
Omar’ Chase
Bob McCray
Dick Root
Nick Walter
Bill Johnston
Ted Bauer
Lou Gerzina
Joe McLaughlin
Mike Gerzina
Romeo Marchitelli
Fred
Skip Schwab
Joe Gerzina
Pharmacy Sottballers
Madigan
LCF
Mann
Collins
Phinney
Washburn
Rickerson
Darry Burgess
Corry Savings & Loan
McCall
Kestie
Kibbey
Gentile
Crotty Bennett
Zajac
Fitch
Culshaw
Williams
Kamenda
Warren Goon
Country Foods East
Columbus Avenue Dairy Bar and Convenience Foods
Willie
Frank
Dave Roberts
Doug Rader
Bob Miller
Veterans
Jamestown Business College
Fairmount Ave
Jamestown
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North Center St
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Frank's
Canadohta Lake Park
Lap
Lake Pleasant Road
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Erie
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