Local Youths Win Trophies At Tri-State Bowling Meet
Members of the Overcomers Club won trophies at the fifth annual Tri-State Bowling Tournament in Erie. Winners include Jerry Eshelman and Bob Roth taking first places in class four and four, respectively, Tim Roth earning most pins, Bob Bugbee third in five, David Bemis second in four, and Alfred Bemis third in four. CHEER Inc sponsored the youths’ trip to the event.
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Dying Montreal Breathing New Life
The Expos end an 11-game slide with a 10-1 rout at Atlanta as Gene Mauch’s clubhouse talk shifts the mood. Morton shines in a 10-hit Expos win while Bailey and Laboy homer. Cincinnati and Chicago also win. Mets drop fifth straight. Pirates, Cubs surge in NL action.
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Rigney's pinch hitter gimmick drives Twins to 10-9 win
Veteran manager Bill Rigney used a two pinch hitter strategy in the 11th inning against Washington. Rich Reese hit a grand slam off Dick Bosman after Rob Allison started the sequence, giving Minnesota the 10-9 victory. Other AL action included Oakland 5 2 over Detroit and Baltimore 7 6 over Milwaukee as teams chased late-season wins.
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Mick Launches Homer Seals Keystones Opener Loss for Randolph
Corry Keystones exploded to a 16 3 victory over Randolph in the Chautauqua County League opener. Mick slammed Loveland Field’s first out of the park in years, driving in three as two runners aboard in the sixth. He also added a single and a long double to pace Corry, with Wascak Sampsell Hubertz adding two hits each and Brent Allen fanning 13.
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Savings and Loan Loses Two Preleague Games
The Corry Savings and Loan legion team dropped two weekend games. They lost 10-1 at Conneaut, Ohio, against the Conneaut Legion, then fell to Albion in a heartbreaker. The losses leave the Loaners at 10-7-2 as league play looms. Manager Jim Hammond said a starting lineup for Wednesday's game will be announced tomorrow.
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Lotz Rockets Into Second Place Among Pro Golf Money Winners
American pro golfer Dick Lotz surged to second on the money list after winning the Monsanto Open and Kemper Open. At the Quail Hollow event he shot 71 to finish 10 under par for 278, securing his second title in two months and overtaking contenders including Lou Graham and Tom Weiskopf.
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Roster Stability Sought for Remaining Season
At present time the team shows 17 men on the roster. Hammond believes the roster should stay stable for the rest of the season.
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