NBC Leads South Erie Postseason Playoffs In Union City
The 13 best teams in the South Erie County Softball League head to Union City for the annual post season playoffs with Waterford today. NBC has 10 straight wins and holds the overall best record trophy at the local lending institution but has never excelled in SECL playoffs. Corry, despite seven local teams, misses the playoffs this year.
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Union City
Waterford
Corry
National Bank
Harned TV
News & Sport
Marine Bank
Columbus Inn
NBC
Corry Pharmacy
Romeo Marchitelli
Crotty-Ferrando
CAHS Football Scrimmage and Local Youth League Updates
Coach Joe Sanford led a CAHS scrimmage against Buck Crabb’s Rockets in Titusville with Tony Rushin and Mike Paver signaling for the Beavers and Mike Cragg at tailback. Chip Williams seeks five Y Flag Football teams, eyeing Union City Wattsburg Trunkeyville Waterford for additions as injuries mount. A new CAHS gym scoreboard arrives via Beaver Club, with YMCA set to receive the old one. Denny Anderson reported the “media race” at Stateline Speedway where WWCB’s Ron Smith lost a ride as cars ran dry. Ronnie Hopson repeats MVP in Church Softball League Playoffs, guiding Presbyterian to a second straight crown.
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Joe Sanford
Titusville
Buck Crabb
Rockets
Tony Rushin
Mike Paver
Beavers
Mike Cragg
Chip Williams
YMCA
Williams
Union City
Wattsburg
Trunkeyville
Waterford
Presbyterian
Ronnie Hopson
Hopson
Baseball thoughts on 1977 races and fading star power
A reader pitches reflections on the 1977 season pace with Cleveland’s Tribe leaderless, Mets miracles recalled, and questions about standout stars fading. The piece weighs NL East dynamics with Phillies Pirates strength and laments on Yankees dissension and Reds collapse, noting faded personalities like Finley and Allen.
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Frank Robinson
Cleveland
Wigwathh
Jeff Torborg
Cubs
Phils
Pirates
Miracle Mets
Mark Fidryichs
John Montefuscos
Bill Martin
Reggie Jackson
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Charlie Finley
Dick Allen
White Sox take lead as Wilbur Wood wins 1st since July 22
Wilbur Wood altered his delivery and pitching style to guide the Chicago White Sox to a 5-4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, lifting Chicago into first in the AL West by two games over Texas. Perchie Zisk and Oscar Gamble homered for support. Wood improved to 6-5 with a five hit shut of the Brewers before a fifth inning scare.
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Associated Press
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Wood
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Texas
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota Twins
White
Rangers
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Kansas City
Boston
New York
Toronto
California
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
Seattle
Perchie ‘Zisk
Oscar Gamble
Brewers
Ambiguous 20th Century Baseball Box Fragment
Fragmentary sports note outlines American League matchups with teams including Baltimore Oakland Cleveland and New York. OCR errors obscure teams, scores and venues. readable fragments mention per game references and player initials, lacking coherent results or schedules.
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Toronto
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Perry Faron Cigrson
Castorns
Soattia
Abbott
Newspaper sports standings and schedule partial data
Fragmented sports wire lists teams cities and scores including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago New York Los Angeles Cincinnati Houston San Francisco San Diego Atlanta and Montreal. Also notes matchups at Chicago Wallome Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Montreal with unclear dates and outcomes.
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Sipe Bombs St Louis In Browns Exhibition Win 18 10
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe, long criticized for weak arm, threw a 45 yard strike to Reggie Rucker to set up a touchdown and passed for two more as the Browns beat the Cardinals 18 10 in an NFL exhibition. He completed 13 of 20 passes for 163 yards.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Sipe
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Rucker
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Minnesota
Cardinals
Jim Bakken
Browns
Larry Poole
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Dont Cockroft
Thom Darden
Jim Hart
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Wayne Morris
Colts
Bert Jones
Viking
Toni Linhart
Lydell Mitchell
Jones
Glenn Doughty
Garr
Denver
Atlanta
Roast Corry It’s Good For You Third In Tournament
Corry shines in the tournament finishing third as teammates rally to support the performance. The crowd cheers as the team gains momentum with a strong showing that boosts morale and strengthens standings for upcoming games.
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Corry
Foster's 40th and 41st homer pace Reds on Friday
George Foster blasted two homers, his 40th and 41st, as the Cincinnati Reds swept a doubleheader 4-1 and 4-3, extending his NL leading total and boosting his RBI tally toward 120. The New York Mets lost their eighth in 11 games as Foster joined a short list of 40-home-run hitters, while other NL games saw Candelaria and Buckner star for Pirates and Cubs respectively.
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George Foster
New York Mets
Foster
Mets
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Cincinnati
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Johnson
Darrell Evans
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Hack Wilson
Roger Maris
Reds
Phillies
Autros
Larry Christenson
Philadelphia
Houston
Christenson
Bob Boone
Ted Sizemore
Joe Niekro
Southeast County Softball League Final SECL Statistics
Pitching leaders include Sperry NBC 28 2 and Gan Johnson 209 NBC with others such as K.Marned TY 147 and Stansbury Sherman 18 7 2. Home run leaders list Hunt Cl 19 Williams Cl 9 Clark NBC 8 and Kavscak MBC 5. Multiple players and teams receive figures for wins, losses, and home runs across clubs NBC NBC Sherman Marine TV Cl Ct and others.
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