Athletic Director Defends Corry Athletic Program
Athletic Director Lou Hanna defends Corry high school athletics amid budget scrutiny. He details district funding, coach budgets, and subsidies from the Board of Education, noting a projected 1974-75 athletic spend of about 66,100 dollars, with ongoing calls for transparency and support despite criticism. He rebuts claims of underfunding, cites gate receipts and taxpayer funds, and pledges 100 percent effort from staff while urging open dialogue and accountability.
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Capra Shuts Out Expos In Fifth Straight Complete Game
Buzz Capra pitched five innings shy of the complete game mark but finished with his fifth consecutive complete game and a 5-0 win over Montreal. He allowed only three hits, fanned five, and walked one as Atlanta extended his shutout streak to 25 innings. Other scores: Astros 1 Mets 0 Reds 7 Phillies 4 Giants 6 Pirates 2.
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Perry's 10th straight win fuels Indians over Royals
Cleveland ace Gaylord Perry pitched a four-hitter to extend his undefeated streak to 10-0 as the Indians beat the Kansas City Royals 3-1. The game paralleled Chicago’s 8-6 win over Boston delayed by a right-field concession stand fire at White Sox Park. Perry outdueled Paul Splittorff while Cleveland got late runs on an error and Joe Lis’s homer.
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Lutherans Defeat Catholics In City Church Softball
Lutherans defeated Catholics 11 to 9 in City Church Softball League action after exploding for seven runs in the first inning. Chuck Campbell’s two bagger off Bill Norton sparked the win and Jim Bennett hit a fourth inning homer to push the lead to 11-1 before an eight run Catholic rally. The Baptists have dropped from the league, with upcoming games listed for Monday through Thursday across Field A and Field B venues.
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DJs Tie VFW For Second Place In LittLe League
Hick Corry Jamestown LittIe League earned a second place tie with VEW by beating the Elks 12 to 4. Dan Rowland opened with a three run double in the first, then Rowland and Ted Williams added two baggers as two five run innings sparked the rally. Dave Kotz homered for the Elks in a losing effort.
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Last Chance Signups for Girls Softball League
Monday night marks final opportunity for girls in grades 7 through 12 to enroll in the Girls Summer Recreation Softball League. Registration will be held at Corry Area High School on the far field near the football field at o'clock to complete team rosters.
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Minor League Practices Set for Corry Youth Leagues
Corry youth baseball announces two sets of practices for 8 to 10 year olds. Wright School League players report at the Corry baseball field on Monday June 10 and Wednesday June 12 at 1 p.m. High School League players report at the softball fields on Tuesday June 11 and Thursday June 13 at 1 p.m. The Wright School League schedule runs June 17 through July 8 with games including Giants vs Angels and Pirates vs Red Sox at 1:00 and 2:45 p.m. The High School League schedule spans June 18 through July 17 with matchups such as Orioles vs Indians and Yankees vs Whitesox at 2:45 p.m.
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Royals surge to first after big week in Conelway league
In a five part doubleheader the Royals scored 15-5 against the Cubs and 27-2 against the A’s as John Mercer collected nine hits with two doubles and a homer and earned a pitching win. The Pirates defeated the A’s 17-3 behind six hit pitching from Shawn Westfall and Steve Earl.
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Sparta Trappers Winless After Fifth Straight Loss
The Sparta Trappers, still without a win this year, fell 119-113 to Erie County Sportsmen in a shootoff after a 121-121 tie in regulation. Harold Linden Jr. posted a perfect 25 in regulation, but Rick Albers added 24 in the shootoff to secure the victory. The report also notes a separate item on New Orleans NBA franchise naming.
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