Netters Set Team Best, Armitage Establishes Record
Corry tennis coach Dave Mitchell notes the Netters posted their best team season, with Armitage achieving a .500 record and leading the squad. Roger Weeks starred at No. 1, losing to Ellsworth and Adams, while Mike Courtright of Clymer and Meadville presented stiff challenges. The team went 5-1 outside the league, 0-8 in Section 11 play, totaling 62-39 overall against strong foes.
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Dave Mitchell
Corry
Dave Armitage
Dave
Roger Weeks
Ellsworth
Adams
Roger
Weeks
Armitage
Mike Courtright
Clymer
Mike
Meadville
Carry
Harborcreek
Corry Tennis Team 1976 Dave Mitchell Coaches Beaver Racqueteers
The 1976 Corry tennis squad coached by Dave Mitchell gathers for a team photo. Front row includes Ron Morgan Scott Rainier Fred Schneider Jim Downey Jim Bracken Rick Clayton. Standing: Dave Rathesalo Larry Hixson Brian Anderson Roger Weeks Nannie Laughlin Dave Aemitage Jim Relde Jim Black Jin Muckinhaupt, with senior Matt Hotchkiss missing.
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Dave Mitchell
Sanford Nips Catholic Youth In Softball Showdown
Sanford Church Softball League action saw the Sanford newcomers top the Catholic Youth squad 4 to 0 after a four run second inning. The Catholic Youth had their two game win streak halted. Sanford improves to 2-2 overall with three straight wins.
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Sanford Church
Youngsville
Skein
Giants and Pirates win teener league openers at Loveland Field
In the 1976 Tenet Baseball League season opener at Loveland Field the Giants crushed the Indians 18 15 while the Pirates beat the Yankees 14 10. Giants pitcher Tony Rushin fanned five and walked 10 as the Pirates’ bats produced 14 runs on 6 hits. The Giants’ offense backed a rough day for Indians hurlers with an 11 run second inning that featured no hits.
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Loveland Field
Pirates
Yankees
Giants
Indians
Tribe
Tony Rushin
Jim Moats
Brosx Bom
Testa Leger
Unclear OCR fragment on game results and teams
Fragmentary text lists various cities and teams with scattered numbers and hints of a basketball or sports scoreboard. No clear event date or definitive outcome is readable.
National Bank and Sparta dominate local and league action
Local notices highlight National Bank and Sparta in village and hotel settings with matches, tournaments, and regional sports. The National League schedule and team movements feature prominently with multiple teams and places named, including Montreal, San Diego, Houston, and Los Angeles alongside various village landmarks and hotel venues.
Church League Softball Schedule Details San Diego Scores
Church League Softball results list East Lake versus Feith Presbyterians versus EUMC on Monday and Fund versus Faith Nazarene on Tuesday. Numerous player lines and partial scores appear, including Winfield and Pittsburgh tied game details, with unclear final outcomes and messy OCR text.
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Church League
East Lake
Feith Church
Presbyterians
EUMC
Faith Nazarene Va
Ehmaa. Wi
Lady of Victory
Barlan Bible Boar Aka
Neuarene
Tom Kite Wins Golf Title in Philadelphia
Tom Kite wins the Bicentennial Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley, defeating Terry Diehl in sudden death after a final 66 to force a playoff at 277. Pete, Nelson, Floyd, and McGee trailed as Diehl fell short with a birdie-less finish.
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Philadelphia
Tom Kite
Terry Diehls
Kite
Diehl
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Pete
Nelson
Floyd
McGee
Water Rodents Show Growth in 1916 Baseball Season
Corry Beaver baseballers posted six wins in 1916 under coach Jon Frisia, a school record for a single season, though seven losses were by one or two runs. Defensive errors, including 45 misplays, hampered a team that improved batting from .207 to .264 with three home runs and 23 stolen bases. Frisi na, Cragg, and Frisina sparked the offense while pitchers Lefty Taylor and emerging talents Cragg and Frisina promise a stronger 1977 campaign.
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KL. Mctray
CEJ
Balter
Corry Beaver
Jon Frisia
Setae
Orange
Black
Steve Frisina
Mike Cragg
Ahartstop
Cathedral Prep
Jamestown
Warren
Acadamy
Tech
Franklin
CAHS
John Taylor
Lary
Joe Frisina
Jim Hammond
Frisina
Erik Johnson
Frrstoamen
Cragg
Aid Ae Hohr Abays
Little-Used Players Star In NL Action
In a Sunday slate, bench players delivered for two teams. Cincinnati catcher Bill Plummer drove in seven with a homer, triple, and single in a 13 2 rout of St Louis, while Atlanta’s Tom Paciorek hit his first homer of the year along with a triple and single in a 14 8 win over Montreal. Rowland Office added a three-run shot as Atlanta surged late. Philadelphia’s Jim Kaat doubled twice and drove in three as the Phillies exploded for seven runs in the final two innings to overwhelm San Francisco. Houston’s Rob Andrews and Jerry Davanon had early run-scoring hits to spark a four-run first inning in a 5 2 win over Chicago, with rookie Andujar tossing a two-hitter. Los Angeles’ Bill Russell collected three RBIs on two doubles and a single in a 10 3 win over the Mets, as Don Sutton earned the victory. Ted Kubiak provided a two-run single in the Padres’ 6 1 win at Three Rivers Stadium, with Brent Strom firing a seven-hitter.
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Frank Brown
Cincinnati
Bill Plummer
Atlanta
Tom Paciorek
Plummer
Reds
St. Louis
Paciorek
Braves
Montreal
Rowland Office
Giants
Philadelphia
Jim Kaat
Aingle
Phillies
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Astros
Cubs
Rob Andrews
Jerry Davanon
Houston
Joaquin Andujar
Cosma! Ibis
Dodgers
Mets
Bill Russell
Los Angeles
Don Sutton
New York
Sutton
John Milner
Padres
Pirates
Ted Kubiak
Brent Strom
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Strom
Pirate
John Candelaria
Harned's Ties Bank Reeling Past McCray Brothers in Softball
Harned TV crushed the McCray Brothers 22 to 7 to claim a seventh straight win and tied for first place with the National Bank in the Corry Division of the South Erie County Softball League. Duane Scouten earned the win with Ken Harned and Ken Heacox also on the mound. Craig Sampsell and John Crotty homered for the Well Diggers who dropped to 2-9.
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McCray Brothers
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National Bank
Corry
Erie County
Duane Scouten
Ken Harned
Ken Heacox
Wave Beamers
Craig Sampsell
John Crotty
Sciota
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