Unknown Field Hopes To Catch Morgan In PGA Showdown
In Bethesda, Jack Nicklaus leads by four as Gil Morgan posts a front running 14 under par after rounds of 66 and 68. Tom Kite and a group including Weiskopf Crenshaw Littler Zinn trade positions, with several stars like Snead Boros Trevino and Palmer fading or missing cut. The field narrows toward the weekend as weathered veterans and rising talents vie for the title.
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Charles Coody
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Jerry Pate
Sam Snead
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Lee ‘Trevino
Bob Murphy
al Geiberger
Dave Hill
Arnold Palmer
Nettles Leads Yankees Past Twins With Two Homers
Graig Nettles, still fueled by a lingering feud with Minnesota after being released six years ago, blasted two home runs and drove in five as the New York Yankees defeated the Twins 3. Ed Figueroa earned his 18th win behind Nettles power.
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Save An Eye Goes Tonight Kickoff in Lions Club Charity Game
Lisneas start the 1976 football season in northwestern Pennsylvania at 8 15. The City won 16 to 10 last year to lift its all time record to 17 6 and 1. The Lions Club charities benefit again this year from the annual contest. Corty players are not involved.
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Corry Rifleman Competes in National Small Bore Event
CAMP PERRY Ohio Corry's Scott Meerhoff is among 450 shooters in the 1976 National Small-bore Position Rifle Championships finishing today. Meerhoff, in the lowest Markamen level, trails after a 677 yesterday. The three leaders hold a 792 total.
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Yankees Cup Teener League Championship
The Spartansburg Yankees captured the Teener League title at Loveland Field after a playoff run that saw them beat the Giants 15-10 in the semis and win the best-of-three finals 1-0 with a 10-8 wild-pitch decision in the opener and a 24- final win in the finale. The Indians upset the Pirates 10-8 in the first round.
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Football Camp Opens Sunday in Corry with 85 Players
Corry high school hosts a football camp starting Sunday at 7 pm under supervisor Don Aberg. About 85 players are expected to attend as coach Joe Sanford begins his second season. First scrimmage is set for Saturday versus Sheen Field and Northwestern.
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Saints Top Bills Raiders Rout Jets
New Orleans Saints beat Buffalo Bills 21 14 as backup Bobby Scott passes for 144 yards and a touchdown. Oakland Raiders defeat New York Jets 41 17 behind Kenny Stabler protection and solid first quarter play. Jets rookie Richard Todd passes for 224 yards in the loss, Jets fall to 0 3 while Raiders move to 3 0 in exhibitions.
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ABS Captures Girls Softball Title in South Erie County
Sandy McCray delivered the key pitching and clutch hit as ABS beat Lyle's to win the South Erie County Softball League title after a weeklong run. ABS advanced by beating Sportywood, edged Tanner's, and overcame a 18 18 tie with a late base hit and McCray strikeout to clinch the crown.
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Friday the 13th brings luck for Count in Giants win
The Count Montefusco pitched six hits and a 3-0 shutout of the Philadelphia Phillies, improving to 13-9 and claiming a lucky day on Friday the 13th. Dave Concepcion of the Reds also wore No 13 and homered twice as Cincinnati beat New York.
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Corry Soccer Club Goes winless in Erie league season
In 22 contests the Corry Soccer Club failed to win a game, earning a single point from a draw. They finished 21 1 in the National Division, 14 points behind fifth place and 83 behind champion Edinboro, who beat Lenon 3 2 in overtime to win the Joop laurels. A banquet for Foresters Club trophies and league honors is set for today at 4. AAAS
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FUMC Earn Playoff Nod In Thriller Over Berian Bible
The First United Methodists edged Berian Bible 9 7 to clinch a postseason berth in the church softball league. Danny Fairchild delivered a two run double in the seventh, Dale Hammerlee earned the win with a clutch force at home, and Gary Fairchild relay to first sealed the double play for the final out.
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