Leading Archers Coming To Corry For Festival
Corry hosts the fifth annual Archery Festival at Howard J Sheen Field with about 200 archers from across the nation. Defending champions Ann Butz and Ed Rohde, top amateurs, and archers from the United States and Canada compete for $6000 in cash prizes and $300 in trophies. Events begin Friday evening meet your host at Perry's Inn and Saturday breakfast at the field.
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Howard J. Sheen
Corry
Archer's Association
Beaver Club
Ann Butz
Suffern
N.C
PAA
Ed Rohde
Muscatine
Iowa
Rohde
United States
Canada
Perry's Inn
Sheen Field
The
Elks Club
Venture Inn
Dave Cole Shines as CJ Defeats Elks 3-0 in Six
Corry Jamestown leads in Little League with one half title secured and a second half chase. Dave Cole remains unbeaten in pitching this season, extending his win streak to six after CJ’s 3-0 win over the Elks. Cole threw six innings with two hits and 16 strikeouts, a near record performance. Rick Staples allowed all CJ runs in the third inning as wild pitches and passed balls helped score. The Elks face VFW at Bracken Field tonight.
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Corry Jamestown
Dave Cole
The
Elks
Cole
Rick Staples
VFW
Bracken Field
Willie Can't Because Giants Won't Let Him
Willie Mays was removed for a pinch hitter for the first time in his career as the San Francisco Giants lost 18-4 to the Houston Astros. Manager Charlie Fox cited the need for rest after Mays, the NL’s starting center fielder for the upcoming All-Star game, went out in the fifth inning with the Giants trailing 12-3. Mays had one single in two at bats before leaving.
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Willie
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Ed Goodson
Mays
Giants
Houston Astros
San Francisco
Charlie Fox
Crotty Ferrando Keeps Hot Softball Run Across District Play
Crotty Ferrando continued a remarkable 15 of 16 win streak with a 5 in Union City over Pennsylvania Bank and Trust. Don Sperry earned the win, while John Volk George Koestner and Bill Norton had two hits apiece. Volk and Hal Bromley hit homers. In other action, Mays fell to .299 after 13 games as Corry Pharmacy Marauders visit. The Dodgers dropped a doubleheader to the Cubs as San Francisco narrowed the NL West lead. Astros exploded for 17 hits in a 10-run fourth inning, and Kim Hickman drove in four for the Cubs in a 6-1 win over the Dodgers. Pirates beat the Reds as Montreal topped the Mets.
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Crotty- Ferrando
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Company
Union City
Don Sperry
John Volk
George Koestner
Bill Norton
Volk
Hal Bromley
Erie County
Corry Pharmacy Marauders
Mays
Giants
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Montreal Expos
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
Astros
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Larry Dierker
Kim Hickman
Phil Regan
Chicago
Hickman
Regan
Billy Williams
Cray Newman
Cubs
Williams
Juan Pizarro
Newman
Carl Morton
Montreal
New York
Mets
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Pirates
Cincinnati
Roberto Iis
Zack Wheat
Ducks Released In Area With Special Metal Tags
The Pennsylvania Game Commission distributed 500 young mallards across parts of southeastern Erie County and western Warrenton. The ducks, raised at Meadville Waterfowl Farm, wore stamped metal leg tags for a Commission study. Hunters must return tags with capture details to Harrisburg or Gibson in Erie.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
The
Game Commission
George Gibson
Gibson
Erie County
Warrentonn
Meadville
Harrisburg
North Center Street
Baseball Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting
Ray Culp of the Red Sox pitched a two hitter to defeat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 0. Bobby Murcer of the Yankees notched his first four hit game driving New York past the Detroit Tigers 5 to 3.
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Ray Culp
Red Sox
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
New York
Detroit Tigers
Ole Eee
Dobson Eyes Double Digits as Orioles Ride Streak
Pat Dobson stretched his winning streak to six games with a four-hitter over Washington, signaling a potential for double-figure wins in the second half. Frank Robinson had four hits, and Boston, New York, Chicago, Milwaukee, and California also won, widening AL East implications as Culp and Nettles’ homers highlighted the day’s action.
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Pinspurah
New York
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Loula
Los Angs
Wilson
Cumberland
McGinn
Reynolds
Gates
Kison
Hands
Holtzman
Osteen
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Milwaukee
Oakland
Dobson
Wood
Murphy
Luebber
Lonborg
Gunning
Af McDowell & Shington
Brown
Balmore
Cuellar
Kline
Coleman
Splitfort
Leper
Associated Preas
Pat Dobson
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Ray Culp
Indians
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Senators
Tom McCraw
del Unser
Frank Robinson
Red Sox
Luis Tiant
Chuck Hinton
Carl Yastreemuski
Culp
Graig Nettles
Reggie Smith
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Tigers
Horace Clarke
Bill Denehy
Thurman Munson
Murcer
Sam Bando
Dave May
Phil Roof
Brewers
Royals
Bill Parsons
Amos Otis
Billy Cowan
Angels
Twins
Eddie Fisher
Cowan
Sampsell Hurls Victory For Savings and Loan
The Corry Savings and Loan moved toward the Erie County Legion League title with Craig Sampsell delivering a 42 victory at Loveland Field over Albion Legion. Sampsell limited Albion to three hits, struck out six, and walked four, with one error backing a nearly perfect game. Gary Harpst suffered the loss after nine strikeouts and two walks, as his club totaled eight hits. Rick Kestle and Lanny Fitch each had two safeties. The Loaners host Franklin Legion next from 6 p.m. at Loveland Field.
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Corry Savings and Loan
Erie County Legion League
Craig Sampsell
Sampsell
Albion Legion
Loveland Field
Albion
Sooners
Gary Harpst
Rick Kestle
Lanny Fitch
Franklin Legion
Ponder Race Track Openings On Sunday
Harrisburg AP reports Senate considers bills to allow thoroughbred and harness tracks to open between noon and 6 p.m. on Sundays. Four Philadelphia Democrats introduced separate measures for each racing type and sent to State Government Committee.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Philadelphia
State Government
Barb Wickwire Wins North Hills Ladies Day Honors
Pat Swiller and Mary Peterson hosted the North Hills Ladies Day at the municipal golf course where 19 women played. Barb Wickwire won the game of the day and captured low grass and low net in flight B while Harriet Molk won flight A with low gross and low net and Charlotte Steves led flight C with both honors.
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Pat Swiller
Mary Peterson
North Hills
Barb Wickwire
Harriet Molk
Charlotte Steves
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U.S.A
Journal
McEldowney
Dave Cole Sparkles
Elke
AB Jones
Chase
Staples
Jackson
Haner
Toy
Jonces
Swart le Marrs
Menderson
Dave E
Alderone
Rusnia
LF Hammond
Corus
Ross
DiFonto
Dan
Crotty-Ferrando
Ratty Ferrario
Ap Volk. Koester
Bromley Cy Norton
Sandburn
RO Hunt
Clark
Pa Bank Pos
Daily
Nownsman
Richard's
North Center St
Birds
Albion Legion Rabel
Rabels
Dimon Kitchen le Nulpher Peters
le Kestle
Gentile Crotty
Bennett
Fiten
Ponder
Meet Your Corry Savings & Loan
American Legion
Brad Rupp
William ‘Rupp
Elk Street Corry, Pa
Franklin
P.M
Millcreek
Ashtabula
Ohio
Savings &Toen Association
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