Pitchers Dominate Softball Duel in South Erie County League
In South Erie County softball, Bill Norton Hap Peters and Dave Wetmore led their teams to wins. Norton’s Crody-Ferrando shutout Cook Doyle Steel 8-0 with a one hitter. Peters worked five innings for Mill Village in a 19-1 rout of Rolling Acres. Wetmore starred as National Bank defeated Pennsylvania Bank & Trust 12-3. Beemans improved to 9-2 by beating Thompson's. Cratty 8, Cook 0.
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VFW Rally Prevails In Wild Little League Opener
In a chaotic finish at Olin Bracken Field the VFWs tied Corry Jamestown 5 5 in regulation then scored three runs in extra innings to win 8 5. A controversial popup play near home plate created confusion as CJ protested the call, and Doug Bailey earned the win over Teddy Williams.
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Fitzmorris and Perry Record Shutouts in MLB Night
Kansas City pitcher Al Fitzmorris relied on pure fastballs aside from one slider to post his second straight shutout, a 1 0 win over Milwaukee. The eight hitter kept control with no walks in 23 innings, while Detroit beat Texas 8 6 and Cleveland blanked Chicago 6 0 as Jim Perry and Jim Palmer contributed strong performances in other AL games.
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Assembly Lutherans Remain Unbeaten in Church Softball Play
In Corry two church softball powers, Assembly of God and the Lutherans, stayed unbeaten with big wins last night. Lutherans beat First United Methodists 17-2 as Dick Harrington went five innings and Sam Dubrosky drove in a seven-run fifth. Catholics fell 11-7 as Rev. Ron Stafford earned the win. In golf, Pat Rozelle led Class A with the day’s top drive and low gross. In a separate note, Baltimore Colts traded Roy Hilton to the New York Giants for Joe Orduna and a future draft choice.
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Dont Make Cedeno Mad Pirates Win
Houston manager Preston Gomez used a Sony replay to study Cedeno’s slump, then Cedeno exploded with a grand slam off Dick Ruthven in a 10-1 win over Philadelphia. Ruthven walked Metzger to load the bases for Cedeno, who delivered the big blow and a strong response to the earlier jab.
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Loaner Machine Takes 9th 7 2 in local league win
The Loaners won their ninth straight 7 2 over Yuba Trucking Co in Tidioute led by Jeff Brown and John Taylor. Brown earned his fourth win without a loss, striking out seven while yielding one hit. Taylor allowed two hits and one run as the duo powered the victory. The team hosts Eisenhower in a 3 pm doubleheader Saturday with Parents Day and the 1973 MVP award after the second game.
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Corry School Board OKs New Cage Assistant
At the monthly meeting the Corry School Board unanimously approved a new assistant for cage duties and 21 other athletic positions under supplemental contracts. R Keith Hillkirk, 27, will likely take the ninth grade post under Beaver boss Jim Gruca, with a $650 salary and a background as Allegheny College MVP and veteran basketball coach.
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Pirates Sign Four Picked In Draft
PITTSBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of four players from last week's draft. Right handed pitcher Joseph Isaac of Dublin GA along with pitcher Jim Leverenz of Indianapolis IN catcher Mitchell Mowieki of Oak Lawn IL and shortstop Philip Scaffidi of Buffalo ALY are now under contract.
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Bruins Sweep NHL Awards Before Draft in Montreal
In Montreal the Boston Bruins dominated the awards scene as the NHL pre draft meetings opened. Phil Esposito won both the Art Ross Trophy for 145 points and the Hart Memorial Trophy as MVP, his fourth straight scoring title and sixth overall. He also received the Norris Trophy for defenseman Bobby Orr as his teammate earned top defense honors.
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