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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
9
A brief church note reports a youth service held at an evening hour with prayer and fellowship. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a community gathering focused on worship and guidance for young participants.
Montreal beats Cincinnati 3-0 as Pepe Mangual and Pete Mackanin homer and Steve Rogers holds the Reds to seven hits. Cincinnati loses a 10 game win streak and slips further in the pennant race.
Ellie Hendricks delivered a three run homer with two out in the 12th, lifting the Baltimore Orioles to a 6 3 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Hendricks, a .176 hitter this season, celebrated with a triumphant bases loaded trot after the blast off Bill Campbell. He noted relief at finally connecting and quipped about facing midseason pitching. The win followed other MLB results including Angels over Brewers and Red Sox extending their win streak.
Jeff Maier and Doug Armitage posted the biggest improvements, trimming three minutes on the six mile course. Maier 48:38 and Armitage 49:04. Fran Hanlin and Dan Burrows joined the top five, while Joe Nichols broke Scholastic records with a 33:36.2 post graduate time for the course. Next Tuesday the Running Club targets the 5 6 Reed Road course.
Mars defeats the Pirates 8-4 as Randy Bennink shines with three innings of relief and an inside the park homer while Bob Cline drives in two in a late rally. The Indians overwhelm the Giants 20-8 in a makeup game as Tom Whiteley and Brent Ottaway combine on a four hitter in front of a noisy crowd.
Jeff McIntyre ripped a bases loaded two out double driving in the winning runs for the A's as they beat the Pirates 14 to 12 in Conelway Baseball League action. Kurt Nichols led with two singles a double and a triple and three runs while earning the victory. Shawn Westfall and Steve Cox had four hits for the Pirates Ted Cox and Jeff Babcock added three.
Jim Althoff pitched a flawless nine strikeout game last week in minor league action for boys 8 to 10, yielding no baserunners. Alan Vanderweele supplied the key infield RBI single as Rouge Hose edged the Red Sox 9 8 in extra innings, with strong fielding and awards across the league including Mark Hansen and Denny Toy.
Hall of fame Cowboys receiver Bob Hayes is traded to the San Francisco 49ers for an undisclosed 1976 draft pick. The deal moves Hayes after ten NFL seasons with Dallas, signaling a major roster shakeup and a shift for both teams ahead of the draft.
The McCray Men earned their first victory of the season in week nine, defeating Faith B 10 to 6 at the high school. McCray scored ten runs on six hits while Faith B held the ball and battled in a high scoring matchup on the other field Sparta CM&A edged Faith A after an eight run late rally.
In a high scoring comeback Sparta CM&A trailed 17 11 before an eight run sixth inning sparked by three singles and four doubles. Mark McCarthy delivered a pivotal triple while Reese, Vanderhoot, and Peck led a chaotic rally in a suspended 4:40 game.
Beemans defeated Village Beemans 12 to 8 in Waterford as six runs in the top of the seventh inning wasn’t enough for Village Beemans trailed 17-3 for best league record. Other results: Columbus Inn beat MFG 7-3. Sherman's Dairylea won 25-7 over WWCB. Western Auto beat Bernards 5-2.
In Erie-Crawford County Trap League action Sparta edged Edinboro 122 to 121 while Corry lost to Gem City Gun Club 118 to 116. Bill Warren and Leo Maxson led Gem City with perfect 25s, as Sparta’s 0-2 squad dropped to 3-8 with Greg Linden and Barry Greeley each at 24. Ed Bielawski led Corry with 24, followed by six shooters at 23 including Shaver Hanlin Watrous Buetikofer Yeagle and Wingard.
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