Crotty Ferrando Auto Dealers crush Corry Try-M at Union City
Crotty-Ferrando Auto Dealers improved to 21 wins in 23 games in the South Erie County Softball League by beating Corry Try-M 11 to 5 at Union City. Don Sperry earned the win, Joe Zajac took the loss. Bob Hunt went 3 for 4 with a bases loaded triple in the seventh. Lenny Lawrence and Dave Upperman had three hits for Try-M, and Norm Lasher hit a three-run homer.
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Congregational Beats Alliance Church 11-6 at Corry High
Rev. Ron Stafford led Spring Creek to an 11-6 win over the Christian and Missionary Alliance at Corry Area High School. Stafford pitched for Congregational and limited CMA to five hits in the victory.
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Carlton Victory A Philly Record
Philadelphia pitcher Steve Carlton kept his hot streak alive with a 2-0 four-hitter against the Chicago Cubs, extending his club record to 10 straight wins. Montreal’s Bill Stoneman followed with a 3-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on five hits, halting Bob Gibson’s 11-game victory run.
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Venus Gains Championship Bid In Softball Playoff
Venus defeated Nep tune 16 10 to advance to the league title game against Mars. Anne Morton earned the win for Venus while Sue Sorenson drove in eight with two home runs. Kathy Walsh led Nep tune with a triple and team high scoring. The title game is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. in the same venue.
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Perry Draws More Grease Ball Cries and Home Run Feats
Gaylord Perry wins his 17th as he hurls six innings and drives in the tying run in Cleveland's 4-1 10 inning win over Baltimore. Dick Allen hits a two run homer for Chicago as the White Sox beat Kansas City. Other AL scores include Milwaukee over Detroit 3-2, Minnesota 4-3 Oakland, California 3-2 Texas, and Boston 6-6 then 3-1 over New York in a twin bill.
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Cowboys Top All-Stars as Morton Shines in All-Star Game
Dallas backup Craig Morton led the Cowboys to a 20-7 victory over the College All-Stars in Chicago. Morton threw two touchdown passes after replacing Staubach, while Pat Sullivan finished the Stars’ only TD drive late in the game. Key plays included a 24-yard completion to Bob Hayes and a 30-yard field goal by Mike Clark. The All-Stars’ defense, led by LSU’s Tom Casanova, held firm but the offense struggled, with Nebraska’s Jerry Tagge faltering early.
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