Pirates Hope Giusti Boosts Benched Lineup
Pittsburgh seeks relief from a slumping offense as manager Murtaugh looks to Dave Giusti to anchor a bullpen faltering after a 10 5 loss to Atlanta. With half a season played the Pirates sit 37 45, five games out of the NL East lead, relying on budding pitchers Demery Kison and rookies to stabilize the rotation.
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Bankers Rally To Stay In Hunt In Corry Softball Standings
National Bank of Corry, nicknamed the Moneymen, erased a 6-2 deficit to beat J&S Sports Wear and pull even for second in the Corry Division as Rolling Acres edged Wattsburg 12-11 and Beemans clouted four runs in the sixth to defeat Sherman Dairylea 4-2. Dan Clark hit two homers, Dave Wetmore added two triples and earned the win in relief as NBC ran its record to 11-5, marking their fourth straight victory. In soccer, Corry Club beat the Tribe 2-1 in overtime at Behrend College to move to 3-4 and eye a midseason clash with Lough Gannon College. Corry also to host a late July match and plan a mid-August four-team tournament.
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Indians Bomb Giants 17 to 3 in Teener League rout
Indians stay unbeaten in first place after trouncing the Giants 17 to 3 at Loveland Field. Hosey Caruso earned the win with 16 strikeouts and five hits allowed as the Tribe improved to 6-2. Rich Parks went 2-for-3 for the winners. Willie Maloney doubled for the Giants. In separate note, Pirates purchase Chuck Brinkman from the Chicago Cubs to replace injured Mike Ryan on the 15-day list.
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Gary Player Holds Five-Stroke Open Lead At Lytham
Gary Player led by five strokes at the British Open on the Lytham course as a wind-affected third round began. The South African, famed for thriving in gusts, declared he enjoys windy conditions and aimed to seal a third Open title.
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Local Trap Squad Tops Erie County in Close Meet
Jed Bielawski and Roger Kester led Corry shooters with 24s as they defeated Erie County Sportsmen 116 to 110. The win improves Corry to 4-6. Gary Yeagle and Homer Frampton added 23s while Fran cis Hanlin Jeff Cobb and Lyle Watrous each scored 22.
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Faith Church routs McCray in church softball league
Faith Church dominated McCray United Methodists 23-9 as Faith Church piled up 22 hits and numerous walks. Russ Troyer Harold Norcross and Chuck VanTassel each had four safeties as Faith improved to 2-5 while McCray fell to .500. Valley View reportedly earned a forfeit win over Congregational.
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Former Spring Creek Man Nets Minnie and $1000 Award
Roy Conklin of Ashville captured Minnie Methuselah No. 2 in Chautauqua County waters and won a $1,000 prize from the Vacationland Association for the muskie tag number 20352. Minnie’s measured growth showed 50 inches and 30 pounds at death, prompting experts to discuss muskies’ slow length growth versus weight gain.
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Murcer Delivers in 2-1 Yankee Win Over Royals
New York outfielder Bobby Murcer fueled a 2-1 victory over Kansas City with a double for a run and a grounder for another, matching the heat of the night as Medich earned his 10th win. In other AL actions, Red Sox beat Rangers 12-3, Twins 5-2 over Indians, White Sox 4-3 over Orioles. NL results saw Reds top Cubs 4-3 in 10 innings.
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Crusaders Baseball Nets Sixth Straight Win In 1914
The St Thomas Crusaders shell Greenfield 16 to 1 as Rick Staples fires a one hit gem to move to 2 0. Randy Bennink collects three hits including a triple and a double while Staples Steve Frisina and Mike Cragg add two hits apiece Cragg scores three runs and Grucza Paver Frisina and Bennink score twice each.
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Sharks beat Stars on WFL TV debut in Jacksonville
Rich Thomann hailed Notre Dame spirit after the Jacksonville Sharks won 14 to 7 over the New York Stars in the World Football League televised debut. Sharks owner Fran Monaco praised the Thursday crowd of 59,112 as the league’s tops. Thomann and Ike Lassiter combined on a late blocked punt with 2½ minutes remaining.
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