Spartansburg Favored In Gals Tourey Playoffs
Spartansburg leads the Women’s South Erie County Softball League with a 17-1 mark and a 14 game win streak as post season action starts. Semifinal pairings pit Corry Divtatoe against Sparta and Union City against Lyle’s, both at Union City fields in Sparta Saturday 10 30 a m. Debbie Chamberlin and Debbie Conner pace Sparta while Brenda Weidner adds punch. The double elimination tourney runs through Sunday with noon and 3 pm games, the 15 run rule after fifth, trophies and patches for top teams.
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Spartansburg
Erie County
Corry
Union City
Sparta
Debbie Chamberlin
Debbie Conner
Brenda Weidner
Spartans
Corty
Tanner's
Wattsburg
Nichols
Lyle's
Mariners edge Horned TV on road to sweep season series
The Mariners battled to a 2 2 draw on the road, sweeping the season series from the Boob Tubers. Den ny Jackson drove in the decisive run with a fifth inning single, while Bobby Swart and Harned pitched strongly for the visitors. Pearce returned from a June 21 absence to make a game saving catch in left field. The win put Marine Bank at 4–0 in away games as they head to National Bank and Sherman.
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Marine Bank
Mariners
Horned TV
Ken Armed
Dan Taylor
Mariner
George Koestner
al Pearce
Jackson
Handymen
Pearce
Conneaut
John Crotty
Harned
National Bank and Sherman
NHL Rejects WHA Expansion Bid in 1977-78 Season
In New York AP report, Howard Baldwin predicted emotion would decide the vote. The NHL Board of Governors secret ballot rejected expansion for 1977-78, leaving the 18 existing league teams and WHA’s eight teams in place. No reason or margin was released.
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NEW York
Howard Baldwin
National Hockey League
Board of Governors
Baldwin
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
NHL
John Ziegler
WHA
Bill DeWitt
Cincinnati Stingers
North America
Final Week of YMCA Sponsored Baseball Camps
Final week of the Corry YMCA summer program for boys age 8 to 10 continues at Wright School with Chip Williams guiding Jeff Weis in batting grip while Brent Anderson watches. The article also notes NHL expansion votes and WHA governor statements on the 1977-78 plan, listing multiple cities and teams as affected.
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Corry Ymca
Wright School
Chip Williams
Jeff Weis
Brent Anderson
Yenchak
White Sox mash six homers to set club mark in win
Chicago White Sox slugged six homers led by Eric Soderholm two and Chet Lemon Oscar Gamble Jim Essian and Royle Stillman one each to a 18-3 rout of Seattle Mariners. The win put Chicago atop the AL West as Toronto Blue Jays also won to widen the gap. Orioles beat Indians 3-1 and Tigers beat Brewers 6-4 in doubleheader action.
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South Side
White Sox
Bob Lemon
White Socks
Seattle Mariners
Eric Soderholm
Chet Lemon
Oscar Gamble
Jim Essian
Royle Stillman
Soderholm
White Rocks
Toronto Blue Jays
Minnesota
Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit
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Blue Jays
Jesse Jefferson
Roy Howell
Doug Ault
Toronto
Otto Velez
Sam Ewing
al Woods
Steve Stages
Howell
Ault
Montreal Expos
Orioles
Indians
Tony Muser
Billy Smith
Elliott
Maddox
RBI
Lee May
Smith
Cleveland
Oriolames
Boston Red Sox
Ross Grimsley
Brewers
Milwaukee
Bill Travers
Steve Brye
Jim Wohlford
Senn Sakata
Dave Rozema
Jason Thompson
Travers
Bob McClure
Brye
Browns Boss Gregg Faults Offense and Defense after Loss
Cleveland coach Forrest Gregg lamented a 16-14 exhibition defeat to Washington as his team showed no offense or pass rush while managing field position. He credited Washington’s 20 yard field goal with 20 seconds left, and noted the Browns’ special teams were the only bright spot, highlighting punter Greg Coleman’s struggles and a few strong kicks. Brian Sipe started at QB, Dennis May relieved him, and the club blamed execution for missed opportunities in the season opener.
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Cleveland
Forrest Gregg
Cleveland Stadium
Browns
Washington Redskins
Mark Moseley
Gregg
Greg Coleman
Florida A&m
Coleman
Washington
Redskina
Jon ‘Theisman
Brian Sipe
Dennis May
Seaver Savvy Still On Mets After Trade Drive
The Mets claim the Seaver trade improved the club as manager Joe Torre notes a 50 percent better team. Nino Espinosa shines with an eight-hitter and a win over St. Louis, while Seaver’s methods mentor Espinosa and fellow pitchers. Cubs beat Pirates 4 1, Reds top Dodgers 4 0, Padres 3 Expos 4, Giants split with Astros 4 0 in several games across the league.
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Associated Press
Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets
Seaver
Nino Espinosa
Espinosa
Cardinals
Garry Templeton
Lou Brock
Cards
Cubs
Pirates
George Mitterwald
Ray Burris
Willie Hernandez
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Burris
Dave Parker
Bill Robinson
Jerry Reuss
Bill Buckner
Bobby Murcer
Manny Trillo
Mitterwald
Murcer
Trillo
Reds
Dodgers
Doug Capilla
Pedro Borbon
Tri County Trap League Standings and Scores
Cary team led by Pate Parker and Harald Linden posted high totals while Sparta and Canadoha Lake trailed. Standings show Corry at 150 with Sparta at 78 and Spring Creek 41, reflecting a tight race in this regional trap league.
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Cary
Pate Parker
Harald Linden
Frank Grotiaria
Ken Berkhous
Gree Linden
Marshall
California
Sparta
Daviet Haltberg
Marvin Miller
Bud Montesmery
Denny Albers
Dyck Johnson
Dick Drake
Canadohie
Spring Creek
Adolon Hamm
Lyle Wiles
Alph Lindsey
John Wood
Bud Watrour
Corry
Conadohia Lake
Orioles Acquire Crowley From Rochester IL Team
The Baltimore Orioles announced the purchase of veteran outfielder first baseman Terry Crowley from Rochester of the International League. The left handed batter led Class AAA with 30 homers and 81 RBIs while hitting .302 this season.
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Orioles
Crowley
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Terry Crowley
Rochester
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Summary of top performances across the league includes batting leaders such as Dalsi Parker Poh 381 and Stennett Poba7 328 with runs scored by Morgan Griffey and Parker. Key hitters include Garvey Luzinski Bench Rose and Watson while Parker and Griffey lead in doubles and triples. Pitching leaders show Raw and Carlton among top earners with notable win totals and ERA.
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Poh
Stennett
Phi
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Tripleton
Ade Griffey
Rose
Stennalt
Groster
Je Morales
Rome
Griffey
Ciny
Watson
Hin
Magda
Aimon
Cabal
Terug
Gfester
Cin
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Garvey
Taveras
Pam
Cedeno
Moreno
Pah
Lopes LA
Grienerdh
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Chio
John
Rforsch
Sil
Carlton
Seaver Cy
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Sandy McCray
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Derrel Thomas
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