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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1974
Page
9
Fragments indicate a school label or badge for a bible study or church program. Readable bits mention a label or tag for a religious education setting. No clear names dates or locations are legible to confirm a full item.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions individuals Frayer United Jach and Relson Zeng with unclear context and street reference. No readable dates places or outcomes to confirm a specific event.
A compact youth service event called Hour Prayer gathers participants for a focused worship session. Organizers invite community members, emphasizing youth involvement and reflective devotion during the evening program.
A fragmentary notice references worship and prayer led by a pastor at Lon Park in Washington DC. The unreadable OCR lines mention prayer and church activity with names abbreviated as CCH and Raj. The item appears as a brief church notices fragment from a period paper.
Corry Division leaders blanked rivals in four SECL games led by Crotty Ferrando and Clymer. Clymer beat Mill Village 9 8 with Weeks saving and six errors by UC. Harned's toppled Pa Bank 4 2, NBC beat Cook 8 3, and J&S 1 loss capped by Sperry four-hitter for Auto Dealers.
Wilbur Wood powered the White Sox to a 7-1 win over Detroit with a three-hitter and a hot humid knuckleball aiding movement. Vida Blue earned his eighth win in 12 for Oakland as Reggie Jackson scored on a wild pitch and doubled home Sal Bando. Jim Bibby pitched a three-hitter for Texas to even his record at 12-12, aided by Toby Harrah's two-run homer.
Four World Football League teams Hawaiians Sharks Wheels and Stars all lost in Wednesday games. Hawaiians fell 31 28 to Southern California Sun after leading 31 in fourth. Sharks dropped 25 22 to Chicago Fire. Wheels tied Detroit 14 14 at Ypsilanti with late chances. Stars lost 32 29 to Birmingham Americans after a late bid.
The Sylvania Athletics were no-hit as Jeff Brown and John Taylor combined for a six inning no hitter. The Sooners won 5-0 and earned a forfeit win in the Warren County American Legion Baseball League after Sylvania used two illegal players. Taylor had two hits including a fourth inning triple and Steve Zajac robbed Barry McClement with a stellar first inning catch. Players will practice at 6 pm tomorrow ahead of away games with National Forge and Eisenhower.
Mary Reterson and Rys Jackson hosted the North Hills gathering with 36 female players. In Class A Dottie Dolan led gross, Gen Sonoski led net, with Jackson and Sonoski sharing least pulls, while Judy Osler and Charlotte Steves, Fran McLaughlin, and Lord shared game-of-the-day honors. In Class B Lord tied for low gross with Jow net honors alongside Mary Peterson, and Fran Hallast posted fewest pairs as Gladys Thompson and Mary Phillips matched for game-of-the-day. In Class C G Karkoski topped net and gross, M McLean had fewest putts, R McCaslin led game, Linda Spanbauer carded two gross, with Spanbauer also posting the least putts and D Koval with A Baressi earning game-of-the-day.
Hall of Fame hurler Bob Gibson reached 3,000 strikeouts during the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 12 inning defeat to Cincinnati. The Cardinals star joined Walter Johnson as the only NL pitchers with at least 3,000 Ks, fanning Cesar Geronimo for the milestone in the second inning before leaving after seven.
Jerome Dizzy Dean, Hall of Fame pitcher, died in Reno, Nevada, leaving a legacy in Wiggins Mississippi where 9000 residents recall his warmth. Friends say he spoke to everyone, shopped at the bank, and visited the Dizzy Dean Museum, embodying a common man with an extraordinary ability to spread cheer.
In San Francisco a municipal court jury acquitted Lynn Swann, former USC wide receiver and NFL draft pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers, along with his brothers Brian and Calvin Swann and cousin Michael Henderson, on assault and resisting arrest charges tied to a February 1 incident.
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