Ray L Way wins third annual Corry softball tourney title
Ray L Way defeats LeBoeuf Lanes 14 5 in the final to capture the Corry Root Memorial tourney title and a $400 prize. Ashland and Warren Try M followed earlier. LeBoeuf and See Zuhr House fell in the late rounds as 32 teams competed at Corry Area High School.
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Indians Maintain Top Spot
The Associated Press reports Chicago White Sox pitcher Bart Johnson returned to the majors after a stint in the minors, with manager Chuck Tanner praising the move. Johnson fired a two hitter against Detroit, allowing a home run to Norm Cash and striking out nine as the White Sox won. The Indians tied the day with a 6-2 victory over the Angels as John Ellis George Hendrick and Oscar Gamble homered in the eighth. Other scores included Royals 11-3 over Red Sox, Orioles 4-1 over A's, Brewers 8-3 over Twins, Rangers 3-2 over Yankees. In international action, the U.S. junior basketball team beat Greece 84-82. Connors defeated Rosewall 6-1 6-1 6-4 at Wimbledon.
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Texas
Loaners Split Pair But Lose Kubia
The Corry Sayings and Loan American Legion baseball team lost 3-2 to Warren Sports Booster in a tight game marking their fourth one run defeat this year. They bounced back to beat Sylvania Athletics 10-7 on home turf as Brownie and Kim Triscuit led the offense with multiple hits. John Taylor earned the win, improving to 7-2, after Brown’s three more safeties and Taylor’s two singles helped seal the 16-inning victory.
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Brownie
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John Taylor
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Marshall Keeps On Pitching and Robertson's HR Save Byes
Dodgers beat Expos in a doubleheader with Mike Marshall earning his 12th and 18th saves in the two games while Bob Robertson hit a go ahead homer in the 10th to lift Pittsburgh over Houston. The article also notes Rick Monday’s homer for the Cubs over Atlanta and Perry aiming to tie the AL consecutive win record against Oakland, amid his sleep deprivation and pressure.
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Gaylord Perry
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McInnes CJ Tied For First In Corry League Standings
McInnes and Corry Jamestown each won their fourth and fifth games of the Corry Industrial Softball League season yesterday to sit atop the standings. McInnes bombed the Police 27 2 as Joe Steeles two run homer in the seventh saved a whitewash. Jerry Hamilton and Jerry Cobb homered for the winners. The Steel Makers blasted Raymonds 18 9 behind Johnsons win with Rich Skales and Jim Sutton collecting four hits. The DJs defeated the Police 19 5 and Erie County Plastics 19 7 with Red Harrington and Danny Hayes each seven hits in the two games. Bennedict homered in each win for the DJs who improved to 5 1. Mike Gerzina pitched five shutout innings as Cooper Pentax upset Rogers 9 4. Bill Raupach homered for the victors in their third straight.
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Corry
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Rich Skales
Jim Sutton
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Danny Hayes
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Mike Gerzina
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Oiler Vet Defies NFL Picket Line
Larry Baglin the first NFLPA member to cross a union picket line defied the strike to join Houston Oilers rookies and free agents at their first workout. Veteran Eaglin, due to report July 13, said players face family obligations and the owners’ wealth may cushion the impact. The NFL strike enters its second week with picket lines at four camps as mediators consider scheduling talks.
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West Germany Wins World Cup After Thrilling Final
West Germany defeats the Netherlands 2 1 to claim its first World Cup title in 20 years. Coach Helmut Schoen smiles under a cap as players hug the ground after the final gun. Poland finishes third with a 1 0 win over the defending champion.
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Sneed Captures Milwaukee Open in Four Stroke Victory
Ed Sneed won the Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament by four strokes topping Grier Jones Hull Zender and Courtrey in a front running performance. Sneed led by up to six shots in the final round while others trailed. The event carried a $26,000 purse with Sneed as champion and Jones earning $14,820.
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Softball SECL slate this week across multiple venues
The SECL schedule lists matchups Monday through Thursday with teams such as Fa Bank at Thompsons Crody Ferranda at Millvilla National Bank at Wattaburg Cobb Doyle Steal at AB Distributors Harned TV at Trust Finance Beemans at Rolling Acres Thompson at 465 Sports Wear Grent of ALB Distributors Pa Bank at Crotty Mill Village at Harned TV Tey M at Clymer Inn at Peak Waterford Legion at National Bank and Wattsburg at Rolling Acres.
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National Bank
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