Corry LL Stars Open Play Monday at Wesleyville
Corry 1973 Little League All Stars begin Monday night at Olin Bracken Field hosting Wesleyville. Manager Joe Baressi lists 14 twelve year olds chosen from Corry Jamestown VFW Moose and Elks squads. Starting lineup to be announced at game time with Merkle or Rushin likely starting pitcher.
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Olin Bracken Field
Wesleyville
Joe Baressi
Joe Glaviano
Corry Jamestown
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Moose
The
Elks
John Maloney
Mark Anthony
Brent Ottaway
Jeff Furst
Rick Clayton
Mike Zarger
Mike Paver
Tony Rushin
Ellis
Jim Tobin
Join Brant
Don Swan
Mike Melzer
Tim Bracken
Gary Merkle
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Bracken
Ottaway
Furst
Rushin Baressi
Rushin
Corry Teams Win Move On To Finals
Corry’s top softball squads advanced to the final five in the South Erie County league tourney with wins. The National Bank Marauders crushed Wattsburg 19 11 at Corry High, while Crotty-Ferrando downed Pennsylvania Bank 6 2 in Union City and Try-M Finance beat Harned’s TV 11 1 behind Joe Zajac. Warnings of a tough final day frame Sunday with four wins needed for the Marauders to claim the title.
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Dan Taylor
Dan Clark
Dewey Brumagin
Gregg Marsh
the Bank
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Dave Wetmore
Terry Combs
Bank
Crotty-Ferrando
Bankers
Bill Norton
Norton
John Crotty
Don Sperry
John Volk
Marty Grieshaw
Joe Zajac
Larry Greer
Ken Harned
Mill Village
Union City Western Auto
Bedford Breaks World 10,000 Meter Record in London
Dave Bedford, renowned for his unreliability on the track, surged to a 27 minutes 31.0 seconds in the 10,000 meters, shaving 7.4 seconds off Lasse Viren’s Munich mark despite a hamstring issue and lack of pace setters. He also eyes the 5,000 meters as fans buzz over his return.
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Todd Bowen nets six pound walleye on Canada trip
Todd Bowen nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter E Bowen of North Center Street caught a six pound 26 inch walleye on the last day of a vacation in Canada. He made the catch in the Ottawa River near Arnprior Ontario.
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Braves Expos clash as eight NL homers light up Atlanta
In hot muggy conditions Atlanta and Montreal traded six hours of long balls with Montreal winning game one 11-7 and Atlanta taking game two 15-6. Henry Aaron hit his 24th homer, Bob Bailey added an 18th, and pitching totals included Hill Stoneman winning game one aided by Ken Singleton Hal Breeden and Jim Lyttle homers. Willie McCovey sparked Pittsburgh with a 15th homer and 399th of his career.
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Crusaders Win 9th Straight Over Ripley in NY-Pa Pony League
St. Thomas Crusaders extended their unbeaten streak to nine in the NY-Pa Pony League by edging Ripley 5-3 in Ripley. John Taylor earned the win with a three-hitter and nine strikeouts, Ernie Van Tassel collected three hits, and Buesink hit a homer for Ripley. The Crusaders broke the game with a three-run fourth inning and travel to Greene next Tuesday.
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Church League This Week Discoveries and Matchups
Week of July 18 schedule lists CMA teams facing Valley View and Beaverdam, with Field and umpire assignments noted for several games. Matches include Lutheran against Gaplist, CMA against Beaverdam, and Episcopal Field games with Catholic Teachers umpiring.
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Valley View
Baptist
Assembly of Goo
Gaplist Fieif—C.m.a
Beaverdam
Episcopal Uly
Cath
Morton exits Cowboys camp over contract dispute
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton walked out of the Cowboys camp after failing to reach terms on a new contract. Morton, competing with Roger Staubach for the start, said the dispute centers on security and money. Tex Schramm, the general manager, said Morton requested terms the club would not meet. No specifics were released.
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Dallas Cowboys
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Dallas
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Millcreek Legion Visits Corry In Season Finale
Corry's Savings & Loan Legion baseball hosts Millcreek Legion tonight at 6 p.m. at Lovelardh Field to close their league home schedule. Manager Jim Hammond names Craig Sampsell as starter, a departure from routine. Millcreek won the earlier meeting 5-1 with John Crotty taking the loss as the Sooners seek to end a two-game skid.
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Murcer five home runs pace Yankee win
Bobby Murcer blasts three homers driving the New York Yankees to a victory over Kansas City. He belted a three-run shot in the first, a leadoff homer in the sixth, and another in the eighth before being drilled by a fastball as he grounded out on his third homer. Various Major League results follow with notable performances from Jim Fregosi Gene Tenace Ray Fosse Wilbur Wood and Mickey Lolich.
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