Corry Journal Versus WWUB Tennis Showdown At Mead Park
Corry Evening Journal reporters McCray and McEldowney prepare to face WWUB duo Bruce Lewis and John Sciere in the second annual Media Match at Mead Park. Doubles play begins 8:30 with a one set bout predicting a 6-0 blanking and lively prematch hype from both sides amid colorful quotes and playful taunts.
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Tom Rose
Corry
Mead Park
Corry Evening Journal
Wwub Ado
the Journal
Bob McCray
Dan McEldowney
Bruce Lewis
John “Smasher
Sciere
Corry Jaycees
The
Journal
Bob
McKidowney
Lewis
McKildowney
Selere
McCray- McKidowney
Media Match set in Corry Jaycees Tennis Tourney
Dan McEldowney and Bob McGragy lead Punch and Judy as they prepare for tomorrow's Media Match in Mead Park. WWCB's Bruce Lewis and John Sciere are the favorites in the second annual Corry Jaycees Tennis Tournament pitting the two local newsrooms against each other.
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Dan McEldowney
Bob McGragy
Corry Jaycees
Mead Park
WWCB
Bruce Lewis
John Sciere
Journal
McMichael
Huish Leads Open After Second Round At Carnoustie
David Huish, 31, shoots 67 to take a two stroke lead at eight under par 136 in the British Open. Robbie Cole of South Africa posts a 66 to challenge, with Tom Watson Graham Marsh and Bernard Gallacher also within two. Andries Oosthuizen and Peter Oosterhuis sit among the contenders as a large field presses for final rounds.
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Carnustie
Scotland
David Huish
Australia
Graham Marsh
Britain
Bernard Gallacher
Ben Hogan
Peter Oosterhuis
Cole
Watson
United States
Huish
Andries Oosthuizen
South Africa
Vosterhuis
Marsh
Vallacher
Hale Irwin
John Mahaley
Carnoustie
Scatland
Bobby Cole
Tom Watson
Annheis Oasthuizen
Peter Gosterhuis
Robert Bernardin
Graham Marsh Tsi
Johnny Miller
Simon Hobaday Weil Coles
Bob Shearer
Guy Hunt
Alan Tapie Tor
Tammy Horton
Ray Floyd
Tes Bayai Vaughan
Brian Huggett
Dale Hayes
Naa Kelley
Yozi
Naa
David Graham
Danny Edwards
Dennis Clark
George Burns
Mike Danitl
Peter Townsend
Peter Wilcock
Low Graham
Brash
Lee Trevino
Sandy Stephens
Christy O/Connors Jr
Brite
Huber Green
Hugh Blaocent
Roberto de Vicenza
Brian Barnes
Kel Nagle
Sam Torrance
Brian Waites
Mark Prell Tank
Bill Rook
Fan Stanley
Vincane
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Martin Foster
Robert Gilder Braue
Stargell Thumps Dodgers to Put Pirates Ahead
Willie Stargell delivered a decisive tie breaking single in the sixth and a two run homer in the eighth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 4-1 rain delayed win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. The victory marked the Pirates 20th win in 13 games and created a six game NL East lead over idle Philadelphia while the Dodgers dropped 10 games behind first place in the West.
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Plptsburgh
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Umeinnati
Astros Fire GM Spec Richardson in Shakeup
Houston Astros general manager Spec Richardson was fired by Sidney Shlenker the new president of the Houston Sports Association. Assistant GM John Mullen is named interim GM while a search for a permanent replacement begins. The move follows poor team results and the Astros sit 26 games behind first in the NL West. The Pirates defeated the Astros with Stargell homering twice, a 15th of the season and tying DiMaggio for 24th all time, as the Pirates tallied four runs in the eighth to seal the win.
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Houston
Spec Hichardson
Houston Astros
Sidney Shlenker
Houston Sports Association
Shlenker
John Mullen
Richardson
HSA
Stargell
Burt Hooton
al Oliver
Tom Paciorek
Pirates
Mike Marshall
Ed Kirkpatrick
Pittsburgh
Manny Sanguillen
Rank Vaveras
Kennie Stennett
Jerry Heuss
Davie Giusti
Steve Garvey
Joe DiMaggio
Cincinnati
Marshall
Dave Parker
Richie Hebner
Thursday's Baseball Schedule From Fragmented Box Cards
The clipped OCR lists Thursday and Friday games with probable pitchers for paring teams, including Chicago Mayo at Atlanta, Pittsburgh versus Los Angeles, and Boston versus Shinnesala. It also mentions San Francisco at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati, Montreal at Atlanta, and Montreal at St Louis with unclear pitcher lines and locations due to damaged text.
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Chicago
Mayo
Ngnireal
Atlanta
Pittsburrgh
Los Angeles
Dalry
Lolth
Kansas
Palin
Ballimotw
Tanger
Oasiona
Blugs
N Eleysiana
Horran
Jenorno Lan ‘ Cheaga
Osteen
Milwaukee
Sprague
N. Funos
Andi
Boston
Lee
Oshinnesala
Blyleven
Wiley I
Af New York
Fura
Medien
San Francisty
Barr
Chicauy
Bonhar
New York
Muttlock
Tales
Cincinnati
Worean
Kiriay Bel
San Diego
Mcinfort
Folkers
Pirisuuiah
Roker
Candelaria
Candelaria 1-1), 2 In ‘Montreal (War Liondz) At Allania (Nivkro 87), (Sosangtles
Rau
St Louis
Orsch
Pipladijahia
Clontenson
Houston
Konlecrnya
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia U
Allwaukee
Newark
Baltimore
Cleveland
West
Angeles
San Francisco
Texas
Chiesa
Minneson
Shursday
Detroit
Kansas City
Little Cooley Tops Sparta In Drizzle
Little Cooley scored three perfect 258s in foggy conditions on the Sparta trap course to hand Sparta a 121 to 104 loss in the first round of second half action. George Stapt led the losers with 24. Harold Linden Jr and Bill Waltrery scored 28 and 22 respectively. Maxson added 21 and Greg Linden 20 as the area marksmen fell to 0-1 after a 3-8 first half.
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Little Cooley
Sparta
Spartans
George Stapt
Harold Linden Jr
Bill Waltrery
Beo
Maxson
Greg Linden
Furst
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Meadowney
McCray
Punch ’N
Big Bad Bucs
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Iday
Carter Hill
Fallen Rodd
Jack Douns
Bill Stroup
Geo. Pransh
John Good
Seno Tow
Forest Heights
Forest Aveext
Jamestown
N.Y
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Yamaha
General Electric
Street Legal
Tri-City
Roosevelt Hgwy
Corry, Pa
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