Travelers Softball Tour To Play In Corry
The 1975 Connecticut Travelers, a charity softball team of Connecticut businessmen, visit Wright Street School in Corry on July 15. One fast pitch and one slow pitch game are played to raise funds for the American Wheel Service Fund with a 5:40 p.m. start and a $1 donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Mississippi
Maine
Carolinas
Illinois
Cnnecticut
Pennsylvania
New York
Wright Street School
Corry
Corry Jaycees
American Wield Service Fund
Moose Disabled Art Howe Recalled
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Bob Moose on 71 day disability list after thumb injury from a hotel door in Montreal. Infielder Art Howe recalled from Charleston International League to fill roster spot. Moose pitched in 17 games with 0-2 record and 5.88 ERA. Packers swap Lane for Chiefs ahead of draft pick as part of roster moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Moose
Moose
Montreal
Art Howe
Charleston
McGinnis Signs Six Year Deal With 76ers
George McGinnis, a 6 foot 8 forward, signed a six year contract with the Philadelphia 76ers after previously accepting a $500000 bonus from the New York Knicks. The deal follows a clash over draft rights and NBA legality, with McGinnis declaring his move a pure economic choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George McGinnis
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Téers
McGinnis
76Ers
New York
NBA
Larry O'Brien
O'Brien
McAiamis
Knicks
Indiana Pacer
Pat Williams
Tennis Entries Still Accepted For Corry Tournament
Dave Mitchell, chairman, reminds all players entries for the Second Annual Corry Jaycees Tennis Tournament will be accepted up to 8:30 tomorrow morning. Doubles are limited to players 20 and over, with two classes novice and experienced. The featured one day event at 1:15 pm pairs WWCB Radio’s Bruce Lewis with John Sciere against The Corry Evening Journal’s Dana McEldowney and Bob McUray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Mitchell
Corry Jaycees
Mitchell
WWCB
Bruce Lewis
John Sciere
Corry Evening Journal
Dana McEldowney
Bob McUray
Hank Aaron Leads American League All Stars Selection
Hank Aaron heads a 12 man AL All Star list chosen by Oakland manager Alvin Dark for the game in Milwaukee. Aaron, in his 25th All Star appearance, would tie the record if he plays. George Scott also represents Milwaukee as starting lineup anchors include stars from the A’s and Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hank Aaron
Oakland
Alvin Dark
Milwaukee
County
Aaron
Milwaukee Brewers
Atlanta Braves
Babe Huth
Willie Mays
Stan Musial
George Scott
Brewers
Dark
Hoston
Carl Yastrzemski
Fred Lynn
California
Dave Chalk
Bucky Vent
Jorge Uria
Chicago Te Sox
George Hendrick
Cleveland
Detroit
Bull
Graig Nettles
Yankees
Gene ‘‘Enace
Bert Campaneris
Joe Hudi
Reggie Jackson
Kudi
Fenace
Catfish Hunter
Vida Blue
Rollie Fingers
A’s
Steve Busby
Kansas City
Kim Palmer
Baltimore
Nolan Ryan
Rich Gossage
Jim Kaat
Chicago White Sox
Beyond the Race: Life and Fate in Sport's Shadow
A reflective piece tying the Belmont tragedy of Ruffian to broader life lessons. It argues that sport mirrors fate and civilization, noting Ruffian's breakdown and destruction, Nixon's Watergate decline, and Ann Landers' possible divorce, all illustrating that present moments define futures and control is illusory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foolish Pleasure
Ruffian
Richard Nixon
Ann Landers
Knicks On Top In Rec Cage
The Knicks lead the Recrea tion Basketball League entering the final week with an 8-2 mark over the Warriors. Jazz sits 5-5 in third, Celtics 3-7 fourth, Braves 2-7 last. Craig Bailey top offensive, Mike Ginn strong defensively, Brent Attaway rebounded well, Craig Messinger best at the line, John Brant earns Mr Hustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knicks
Warriors
Craig Bailey
Mike Ginn
Brent Attaway
Yeoman
Craig Messinger
John Brant
Pirates vs Dodgers box score report from a Los Angeles event
Los Angeles and Pittsburgh players appear with batting and fielding details. Key entries include Taveras Yeager Lopes Paciorek and Stargell contributing, with Stennett DiParker and Garvey highlighted. It notes LOB counts and 2B hits for Stennett and others, plus final scoring details and player positions from the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Abr
Stennett
Russell Ss
Kirkprick
Marshall
Aoliver
Dparker Rt
Paciorek
Sangullin
Buckner
Taveras
Hole Rt
Reuss
Yeager
Giusti
Pooton
Lacy
DeJesus
Toral
Toll
Lopes
Pitsburah
Stennelt
Hale
DiParker
Garvey
Stargelt
Hooton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mnett
Jaycees
Gheen Bay
Wisc
Green Bay
Rumning
Arthur Lane
Sangas City Chiefs
Boston Red Sox
Carlton Fisk
Texas Ranger
Gaylord Perry
Fenway Park
Boston
Ranger
Jim Sundberg
Nestor Chulak
Fisk
Charles Moss
Indianapolis
University of Indiana
American Basketball Association Pacers
Indiana
Julius Erving
New York Nets
Tri-City Recreation
John Deere
Reone
Roosevelt Highway
R.L. McCray
CEJ
Jazz
Celtics
Braves
VIKES
Minneapolis
Minnesota Vikings
National Football League
Mark Mullaney
Colorado State
Jimmy
Moreau
Tvs
Thrill Seekers
Stateline
N.Y
Jamestown
Pirate
Bbso Hooton Il
Hooton T