Beaver Athletes Receive Awards at CAHS Assembly
Corry Area High School honored senior athlete Steve Grice with the Harold G. Wolfe trophy in a unanimous choice. Rod Burrows received the Journal Sportsmanship trophy for courage despite injuries, aiding successor John Downey. Other recognitions included a foreign exchange student Hiroshi Tkawa’s swim jacket, a surprise for track coach Max Bennink, and senior letter jackets for athletes across basketball, cross country, football, golf, swimming, and wrestling.
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Osteen Wins Fifth Straight As Seaver Blass Streaks Continue
Claude Osteen pitched a 5-0 win over the Pirates, improving to 8-4 with a 2.48 ERA after limiting Pittsburgh to six hits in 98 pitches. Tom Seaver lost for the fourth straight time, 3-1 to Atlanta, while Houston crushed Montreal 9-0 as Montreal extended its losing streak to 11.
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Congregational and Sparta Baptist Churches Clash in Darkened Church League
In a Chaotic church league night, the Catholics pounded the Congregationalists 31 to 4 in five innings as darkness halted play. The Corry Alliance rocketed Sparta Baptists 36 to 9, with Thompson the losing pitcher for Sparta. Norton earned the win for the Catholics, Reich took the loss. The league standings showed five early winners, with six more to follow next week as schedule action resumes.
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Home Run Becomes Oriole Frankenstein
The Orioles lost to the Athletics 4-2 as Frank Fernandez and Sal Bando homered. Yankees nearly lost to Jim Rooker but a Clarke single Murcer double and a bases loaded sac fly forced a 2-1 defeat. Other AL notes: Boston over Minnesota. Detroit over California. Sox over Washington. Cleveland over Milwaukee. NL results included Atlanta over the Mets and LA over Pittsburgh.
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VFW Comeback Earns Victory Over Elks 5-4
In Mead Park Little League action the VFW rallied in the final inning to beat the Elks 5-4, improving to 2-1 while Elks slip to 0-3. Taylor went 4-for-4 with a double and a home run as Sam Baressi’s squad erased a 4-2 deficit with three sixth inning runs.
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