Larry Greer Named SECL Most Valuable Player
Larry Greer, a former minor league baseball participant with the Philadelphia Phillies and Cleveland Indians farm systems, was chosen as the South Erie County Softball League MVP. In a light vote he beat Crady Ferrando John Walk and Bob Crocker of Mill Village for the top honor amid a 116-ballot field across 13 teams.
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Browns Giants Win Big Regional Games
The Giants beat the Jets 45 to 30 at Yale Bowl New Haven Connecticut while the Browns defeated the Bengals 46 at Ohio Stadium Columbus Ohio in NFL exhibition play Sunday.
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Wadkins Wins USI Classic and $40,000 Prize
Lanny Wadkins, 23, won the USI Classic by two strokes with a final 69 to finish 279, earning $40,000 and pushing season winnings near $189,000. He heads to Cary, NC, aiming for Match Play and a shot at Jack Nicklaus.
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Perry Waived for Possible Trade by Cleveland Indians
Cleveland officials acknowledge interest in trading 1972 Cy Young winner Gaylord Perry, with GM Phil Seghi saying waivers were explored to gauge interest. Perry, 24-16 last year and 16-21 this season with a 3.67 ERA, remains available only for a strong package. The piece also includes MVP voting details and first team selections across several positions.
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Pirates Beat Giants as Rooker and Bartirome Star
Rooker and Bartirome combined on a five hitter to pace the Pittsburgh Pirates a 5-0 win over San Francisco. Manny Sanguillen and Richie Hebner drove in two runs each while Rooker contributed three singles to a 13 hit attack. The victory keeps Pittsburgh two games behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL East. Cardinals edged the Padres 1-0 as McBride scored on a wild throw. Other NL scores included Dodgers 2 Cubs 1, Mets 2 Reds 1, Expos 3 Braves 1, and Phillies 5 Astros 3. Sandy Palmer won the St Paul Ladies Open with a 71.
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Cummings Ties CCC Golf Mark at Corry Country Club
Chuck Cummings tied the Corry Country Club 18 hole course record with a 64 68 tie to equal the standing mark of 18 years set by John Chillock on July 16 1955. He played in a foursome with Joe Guth Roger Andrus and Roger Haight as the record books again saw marks fall.
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Wood Loses Again in Early Season Slump
Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Sox dropped to 20 wins and 18 losses as the Orioles handed him an 8-2 defeat in the second inning. The day’s action: Yankees beat Rangers 6-2 with Murcer’s 19th homer. Tigers 4, Angels 3 in 11 innings. A’s 6, Brewers 4 helped by Deion Johnson’s grand slam. Indians multi-game split with Twins. Red Sox 4, Royals 3 as Bill Lee earns his 13th win.
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