Corry Church Teams Fall in Erie Softball Tourney
In their first Pennsylvania Church Softball League tournament, Corry’s Lutherans Catholics and Assembly of God lost to Erie foes in Erie. Assembly 6 Elmwood United Presbyterian 2, Catholics 12 St John’s Lutheran 2 in six innings, Lutherans 10 Southeastern Lutheran Churches 0. Matches today include Assembly at 1 30 and Catholics at 3.
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Erie County
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al Schell
Sifford leads in B C Open after windy second round
Curt Sifford, 32, nephew of Charley Sifford, shot 67 to finish seven under par 195 and take a one stroke lead at the En Joice Golf Club. Don Iverson Bruce Fleisher Mark Hayes Tim Collins remain two back at 136 as Monday qualifiers contend for the title.
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Steelers Acquire Rock Quarterback Gasienica From Giants
The Pittsburgh Steelers obtained rookie quarterback Leo Gasienica from the New York Giants in exchange for running back Doug Kotar. Gasienica, who spent last season with West Chester, joins rookie Frank Kolch as the Steelers quarterback in camp during the veterans strike. Kotar played at Kentucky and signed with Pittsburgh as a free agent.
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University of Kentucky
Royals Keep First Place In tight 3-2 win
Royals held first place in Conelway Recreation Baseball League after a 3-2 victory despite being outhit 8-4. John Mercer earned the win with a single and a double while Tom Eck took the loss after a 4-for-4 day. In the other game, the A's dropped their tenth straight as Pirates won 12-5, moving the Pirates into a tie for second with the Cubs at 64 records as Royals extend lead.
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Jupiter Hikes Softball Lead With Two Victories
Jupiter took two wins in Girls Recreation Softball League action to extend its lead over Venus by four games. The opener ended 11-9 with Jupiter on top, and the second game finished 7-2 as Jupiter moved to 6-2 on the season. Also noted is a Falcons trade, Ken Reaves involved in a four-player deal with the New Orleans Saints.
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Alumni Baseball Practice Set for Old Timers Game
A Tuesday night game between the Corry Savings and Loan American Legion team and former players from the Loaners and Corry Keystones is scheduled for July 30. Alumni players are urged to attend a practice tomorrow at 4 PM at Field. Contact Jerry Mick at 665-8207 to participate.
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Stan Smith Triumphs In Chicago Tennis Clash
Top seed Stan Smith defeated Jeff Simpson of New Zealand 37 64 62 to reach the quarter-finals of the Chicago International Festival of Tennis.
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Near Perfect Game Bosman No Hits A's
Cleveland pitcher Dick Bosman nearly pitched a perfect game against Oakland as his no hitter spoiled by a second inning miscue on a throw to first base. The Indians beat the world champions 4 6 ending Oakland and Cleveland six game trends. Bosman threw 79 pitches with 60 strikes while fanning four.
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Reds Triumph as Billingham Struggles Against Cubs
A sore-armed Jack Billingham failed to win his 10th this season as Cincinnati beat Chicago 4-1 aided by Bill Plummer and George Foster driving in two runs apiece. Los Angeles kept pace with a stiff-necked Doug Haut defeating Philadelphia to cap the margin in the NL West.
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Progress Reported in NFL Strike Talks
Washington AP reports quiet progress as NFL owners and striking players resume bargaining at the Labor Department after a week break. Friday's session agreed neither side will discuss issues publicly, with both sides in better spirits though no deal yet on Rozelle Rule pay or option/reserve clauses.
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Baseball Leaders Highlight American and National Leagues
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