Unlucky Night as Corry Loaners Hit 13th Win
Corry's Savings & Loan American Legion team improved to 13-0 after a 6-2 win at Loveland Field behind Mike Cragg five hitter and 11 strikeouts. The report also notes multiple regional sports items, flag football officiating contact, and other league signings and results.
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Corry
Savings & Loan American Legion
Loveland Field
Mike Cragg
Chip Williams
The
Columbus
Ohio
Gene Locklear
Syracuse Chiefs
Chiefs
Columbus Clippers
Locklear
Angels' Ryan Declines All-Star Return
AP report notes AL may skip the All-Star Game with key injuries and withdrawals. Frank Tanana and Mark Fidrych pull out, Don Money strains his back, and Nolan Ryan refuses a second-hand start citing beach plans. Jason Thompson replaces Fidrych. AL starters include Fisk, Burleson, Yastrzemski, Carew, Randolph, Jackson.
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Fidrych
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Angels
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Jason Thompson
Thurman Munson
Butch Wynegar
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George Scott
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Ron Fairly
Toronto
Money
Bert Campaneris
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Graig Nettles
Fred Lynn
Jim Rice
Ken Singleton
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Larry Hisle
Ruppert Jones
Seattle
Carlton Fisk
Rick Burleson
Carl Yastrzemski
Rod Carew
Willie Randolph
Reggie Jackson
George Brett
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Richie Zisk
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Houston
Joaquin Andujar
Astros
Andujar
Clymer Open Tennis Tourney Set for July 30 31
The fourth annual Clymer Open Tennis Tournament will be at Clymer Central School courts on July 30 and 31 with rain postponements to the following day. Divisions include Boys and Girls singles 18 and under, 15 and under, and doubles 18 and under and 15 and under open to all genders. Entries due by July 22 to Bradley Russell with name address phone age team or experience, divisions, and $2 entry per division.
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Bradley Russell
R.D
Sherman
New York
Frank Robinson eyes return with Angels as player coach
ANAHEIM AP Frank Robinson, signed as Angels batting coach, hints he could play again if the club desires. At 41, he trails 14 home runs and 57 hits to 600 and 3,000 respectively, after shoulder surgery and years as player-manager with Cleveland. He says a week of batting practice could decide if he can help California.
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Frank Robinson
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Angels
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