Kiner elected to Baseball Hall of Fame in final BBWAA vote
New York AP Ralph Kiner seven time NL home run champion was elected to baseballs Hall of Fame in his last BBWAA ballot. He led the NL in homers in each of his first seven seasons and set the NL single season 40 homer mark five straight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Kiner
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers Association of America
Kiner
BBWAA
Cooperstown
N.Y
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Committee On Veterans
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Honus Wagner
Fred Clarke
Pie Traynor
Paul Waner
Lloyd Waner
Max Carey
Bill McKechnie
Kiki Cuyler
Roberto Clemente
Branch Rickey
Pirate
Babe Ruth
Mickey Mantle
Jimmy Foxx
Mel Ott
Ted Williams
Lou Gehrig
Stan Musial
Oil City Downs Corry Area in a 112 to 59 Swim Meet
CAHS fell to Oil City 112 to 59 as senior Drew Furst captured two wins in the 50-yard freestyle and the 100-yard breaststroke. Furst edged Jeff Enos by .01 seconds in the 50 free and won the breaststroke by over four seconds. Bob Moore added runner-up finishes in the 100 and 200 frees, while Rich Parks placed third in the 500 free. CAHS hosts Titusville next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
IL Power
Oil City
Drew Furst
Beavers
Furst
Jeff Enos
Bob Moore
Rich Parks
Jamestown
Oilers
Jeff Kern
CAHS
Titusville
Corry Shooters Remain Unbeaten in League Action
Amboy fell to Corry in Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League action. The locals won the handicap division 1966.3 to 1948.9 and took actual honors 1978 to 1915. Corry now stands 4 0 in both standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amboy
Corry
Uniforms Change, Yet Crotty and Taylor Lead Scorers
Two former teammates Dan Taylor and John Crotty dominated the Wright School gym as Auto Auction beat Try-M 79-65 and Crotty-Ferrando defeated George Fox Insurance 69-52. Auto Auction improves to 4-0, tied with YMCA atop the league. CF moves to 2-2, Fox Insurance drops to 1-3. Next Monday Auto Auction faces Try-M in the opening game with Try-M seeking its first win against George Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Taylor
John Crotty
Auto Auction
Crotty-Ferrando
Wright School
Taylor
YMCA
Try-M
George Fox
Chelton Rips 620 Series in Corry Ladies Bowling Night
Pauline Chelton toppled Fran Jakes 597 with a 620 series after games of 178 212 and 230 as Corry women’s league action unfolded. Jim Lictus led the men with a 622 while multiple bowlers posted solid scores across BowAire and Rolling Acres lanes amid a busy Thursday lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pauline Chelton
Fran Jakes
Chelton
Cutting
Jim Lictus
Aira
Crusaders Rout Holy Trinity as St Thomas nears top perch
St Thomas Crusaders coached by Joe Baressi routed Holy Trinity 65 to 26 with 11 players scoring as the Thomasmen led 20 points at halftime and prepared to host St Marys in a Sunday game. In NFL notes, the Baltimore Colts traded their No 1 draft pick to the Atlanta Falcons for offensive tackle George Kunz and Atlanta’s first round choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. ‘Thomas’ Crusader
Holy Trinity
Joe Baressi
Thomasmen
Crusaders
St. Mary’s
St. Thomas Holy Trinity
Brocken
Dack’ski
Maloney
Keso'ski
McGinn
Slubslo
Amoroso
COLTS
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Atlanta Falcons
George Kunz
Atlanta
Rocket Matmen Here Tomorrow
The Titusville Rockets visit Corry for a crucial Section II wrestling match that could keep them atop the conference with a win. Titusville boasted four pins against Meadville and plans a similar lineup for the 6:00 p.m. junior varsity and 7:30 p.m. varsity bouts, with possible weight-class tweaks after week’s practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Rockets
Corry
Bob Lindsey
Rockets
Crawford County
John Ghering
Meadville Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Titusville
Steve Vincent
Rich Hipp
Dan Dinger
John Bennett
Ghering
Beavers
Lindsey
Warren
Chiefs Hire Paul Wiggin as Head Coach
Paul Wiggin, defensive line coach for the San Francisco 49ers, was named Kansas City Chiefs head coach, succeeding Hank Stram who was fired Dec. 27. The Chiefs interviewed 18 to 20 candidates and narrowed to three pro assistants. Monte Clark of the Miami Dolphins was among finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Paul Wiggin
San Francisco 49Ers
Kansas City Chiefs
Wiggin
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Stram
Lamar Hunt
Monte Clark
Miami Dolphins
Cleveland Browns
Calvin Murphy's 30 points lift Rockets to edge Hawks
Houston's 5-foot-10 guard Calvin Murphy erupted for 30 points as the Rockets beat the Atlanta Hawks 96-95. Murphy credited his quickness for his success, with Tomjanovich sidelined and Murphy playing a larger role. Other NBA results included Knicks over Cavaliers 100-89 and Warriors over 76ers 108-100. ABA: Kentucky Colonels beat San Diego 113-109. Nuggets toppled Spurs 127-117.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Calvin Murphy
National Basketball Association
Johnny Egan
NBA
Houston Rockets
Murphy
Rockets
Atlanta Hawks
Rudy Tomjanovich
New York Knicks
Cleveland Cavaliers
Golden State Warriors
Philadelphia 76Ers
American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
San Diego Conquistadors
New York
Cleveland
Warriors
76Ers
Rick Barry
Golden State
Philadelphia
Barry
Seattle
Bob McAdoo
Buffalo
Colonels
Q's
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
San Diego
Wil Jones
Nuggets
Spurs
Mack Calvin
Denver
San Antonio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roberts
Bob Lemon
Gil Hodges
Enos Slaughter
Me Sok Han
comRy
Victry
Isl
Ern
Frits
Masquelier
Enos
Kerp
Moore i
Holmes
Sigard
Kern
Ing
Parks
Orenham
Tima
Biving
Dehn
Fritz
Hurst
Deenham
Iineyard
Moore
Schetler
Arc
Brown
Ts Furst
Hevison
Sheller
Bell
Oxenhart
Pete Birba
Boston
Philighia
Greveland
Houston
Atlante
Iyo Midwest
Chicago
Milwaukee
Omaha
Golden
Portland
Phoenic
Los Angeles
Kansas
Easton
Seasup
Detroit
New Orleans
Fortland
Corry Shooters
John Volk
Volk
Nua
Hilhick
Blcum
Mitchell
Linden A Schraigst
Valk
Patterson
Kunovie Clark
Britten Billey Mick
Ealeman
Thompson B.upp
Geo. Fox
Ratty
Chase
K.harned Jackson
Harvey Mitchell
Gustifson
Tryon
Humphry
Rhewergen
Smith
Daugherty
Randy VooderScaatt
Lovells Dougherty
Wok Brummagin
Rea
Querreveld & Neckars
Jim Alcs
Lynette Lictus
Lucilla Neckers
Janet Rea
Sue Hinsdale
Archie Holthouse
Dal Emory
Lyle White
Gene Buesink
Annie Emory
Dan McCray
Norm Root
Emerson Beal
Im Burton
Larry Greer
Wall Jewell
Joe Weber
John Wilson
Norm Wittig
Tom Jennson
Lyte
Mosahacher Insurance Service
Pauline Chavton
Angle Crapser
Glarys Thompson
Jamestown League
L Linemen
Sales
Ronnie Lobdell
Marty Miller
Bob Jaggs
Ken Wunder
Marvin Mead
Don Whaley
Meadville Warren Frankin i Cin
Hickory
Cranberry
Tidusville Corry
Rocky Grove
Meadville
Franklin OW Eity
Titusville Sabres
Battal Sabres
Perreault
Robert A
Marlin
Luce Q
Ramsey
Budley
Lorenz
Gare
Spencer
Korat
Crozier
Bromiley
Farrar
Romsey
Far
St. Thomas
Rap Trinity
Corry Foodliner
Center St
Erbach
Hollywood
Cranberry Corry Bil City Meady
Franklin Warren
Rocky Grove Thunville i
Mightiesville
Jay Grace
Rick Fenno
Grace
Randy Hipp
Fenno
John Watson
Randy Kendrick
Mark Hurst
Brent Fralick
Perry Fishya
Marshall Chase
Dan Bennett
Mike Rushin
al Pattison
Paul Gurraws
Ralph Galford
Dave Burress
Luke Randall
Rick Peterson
Rich Muller
Richard Chase
Calvin
Beyinge&Loen
Upurea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!