Corry Area seniors win sports trophies at awards assembly
Corry Area High School honored two seniors Jerry Mick and Larry Harrington after a noon awards assembly. Harrington won the The Corry Evening Journal Sportsmanship award and the H. G. Wolfe trophy for outstanding senior athlete after excelling in multiple sports and overcoming a spring foot injury. Mick, active in football, swimming and track and an AP All-State football pick, will attend Dartmouth. Harrington will enter Edinboro State College. Both serve as senior class officers.
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Corry Evening Journal
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Dartmouth
Edinboro State College
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Max Bennink
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Dick Fox
Erie
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Open House at Game Farms Draws Public Interest
The Pennsylvania Game Commission schedules open house programs at all game farms this Sunday from 1 to 5 pm. No reservations needed. Western Game Farm near Cambridge Springs features pheasants. State Wild Waterfowl Farm near Meadville raises mallard ducks. Northwest Division Sportsmen's Clubs meets at Maennerchor Club Erie, 1607 State Street, Sunday at 2 pm with dinner at 5:90. reservations through Bob Wank.
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Warren High Track Coach Resigns
Loyal Briggs confirmed his resignation as head track coach at Warren Area High School effective at the close of the current school year after filing it early last season. He also gave up the head freshman football post while remaining a Beaty Junior High teacher. this follows Fred Bell’s recent departure from the football post to New Jersey. Briggs has coached since 1962, replacing Harry Hutchings, with teams posting 113 wins and 44 losses in dual and triangular meets.
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Lamendola Leads Elks To 63 Victory Over Moose
Er E dee Lamendola slammed a double and a single in two at bats driving in three runs as Elks beat Moose 63. Kevin Carnegie went two for three aiding Herm Steaves' squad in their second win. Dean Vanderhoof and Denny Casler had Moose doubles, Komenda earned his first win, Vanderhoof took the loss.
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Stan Komenda
Legion Team Opens League Tomorrow
The Savings and Loan open defense of the Amer ican Legion 20th District Championship at Waterford tomorrow at 5 p.m. after a 6-0 preseason record with wins over Behrend Center Ludlow Wildcats Sherman High School Titusville Legion and Meadville Legion. Davey Wetmore may start on the mound with three preleague victories and Jerry Mick catching. The team departs Loveland Field at 3:30.
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American Legion
Waterford
Behrend Center
Ludlow Wildcats
Sherman High School
Titusville Legion
Meadville Legion
Davey Wetmore
Wetmore
Jerry Mick
Loveland Field
Keystones Open League Play Sunday At Love Land Field
Corry hosts Falconer Tigers in the opening game of the Chautauqua County Baseball Association season at Love land Field Sunday at 2 p.m. The 47th season, affiliated with the National Baseball Congress, features Keystones players like Larry Persing on the mound and Jerry Mick catching. Pre game ceremonies at 1 50 include remarks by Mayor William A. Peiffer Doc Long and Lou Hanna. Lyal Nelson will attend as association president. Howard J. Sheen to throw out first ball.
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City League Softball Summary of Columbus Merch Game
City League softball features base hits by Casler Sandberg 8 Weis Utegg with pitcher Les Utegg defeating Chuck Jewell Corry Dodge Monse Lukac. Home runs hit by Ed Linski. winning pitcher Don Sperry and losing pitcher Roger Otta.
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Niekro Knuckle Stymies Cardinals In 10 Inning Loss
Braves fall 6 4 in 10 as Joe Torre errs twice in ninth allowing St Louis to rally for two runs. Cubs drop late but Reds walk off 8 7 as Pinson and Rose drive the rally. Astros beat Mets 4 1 with Cuellar tossing three hitter stats. Giants top Pirates 2 0 as Dietz and Alou homer. Phillies rally past Dodgers 6 3. Hickman triples for LA.
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Epstein Boosts Senators As They Seek Fifth Straight Win
The Washington Senators have won four in a row since trading for Mike Epstein and hope to maintain momentum when he joins the lineup. Camilo Pascual and Dean Chance pitched well in wins over the Angels and Red Sox, while Epstein’s return could shore up the offense as Hodges manages his lineup adjustments.
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Yanks Defeat Pirates Behind Ball Hitting And Errors
Behind Brent Allen pitching and Ron Taylor's homers the Yanks topped the Pirates 84 in Teener League action. Bill Blynt took the loss for the Pirates as the Yanks collected eight hits and benefited from four Pirates errors. The Pirates had four hits and one run.
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Pirates
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