Brewers rise from cellar to penthouse in tight AL race
Milwaukee, once league doormats, ride a six game win streak and 11 of 12 to tie for second in the AL East behind New York. The Brewers 43 over Minnesota highlighted a night of AL results including Texas over Cleveland and Kansas City past Baltimore.
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California Angels
Boston Red Sox
Oakland A’s
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Dick Drago
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Crotty Ferrando tops Mill Village to seize first in SECL
Crotty Ferrando powered by a 14 hit attack beat Mill Village 11 1 at Corry High School to move Auto Dealers into a three way first place tie with Wattsburg and Crotty Ferrando in the South Erie County Softball League while Try M and Rolling Acres split results elsewhere. Larry Greer belted a 285 foot grand slam as Try M beat the Marauders 16 10 and Pushes them into a share of top spot. Clymer won its fifth in a row 13 11 over Pennsylvania Bank. Rolling Acres stayed stubborn in Waterford with a 5 4 loss to Beeman s. Red Harrington and Joe Chambers sparked the losers with strong at bats as Pa Bank drops to 6 5 while Crotty Ferrando improves to 8 4.
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Mill Village
Corry High School
Larry Greer
National Bank Marauders
Greer
Try-M
Wattsburg
Erie County
Les Utegg
Union City
Bob Marsh
Barry Tingley
Joe Zajac
Lenny Lawrence
Mark Kolaja
Bankers
Dave Wetmore
Crotty
Beeman’s
Red Harrington
Joe Chambers
Frank Simon
Clymer
Bank Dips
Abrow
VFW Beats Moose Despite One-Hitter in Little League
The VFW defeated the Moose 7-2 for their fourth straight win and temporary first place in the second half. Jeff Furst took the loss after a near no hitter through four innings, Don Swan relieved. Mark Anthony had the VFW's lone hit, a sixth inning single off Swan. Brent Ottaway improved to 5-0 with one-hit pitching allowed. Tonight the Elks face Corry Jamestown.
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Moose
Vets
Jeff Furst
Don Swan
Mark Anthony
Swan
Brent Ottaway
Larry Spear
The
Elks
Corry Jamestown
Williams and Morgan Lead Ladies CCC Golf Winners
Joannie Morgan won the nine hole title while Mary Helene Williams led the 18 hole division at Corry Country Club. Twenty nine women entered with four flights in each division and multiple players earning low gross, low net, and fewest putts across Flights A to D.
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Joannie Morgan
Mary Helene Williams
Billie Calderone
Louise Rickers
Betty Buesink
Mrs. Williams
Char Pfinsgraff
Jane Campbell
Sara Davidson
Mabel Bloom
Peg Seitz
Charlotte Stockton
Corry Summer Recreation Program Details Activity List
The city of Corry outlines ten activities for youths in a current or upcoming summer program directed by Joe Frisina under guidance from Lou Hanna. The lineup includes elementary playgrounds tennis archery girls softball girls basketball boys basketball conditioning weight training boys baseball and teener baseball at Mead Park Concord School Fair.
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Lou Hanna
Mead Park
Concord School
Fair
Community Youth Sports Programs Run Daily In Mead Park Area
Washington and Wright School playgrounds offer supervised activities from 1 to 5 p.m. daily through August 3. Tennis at Mead Park courts runs parallel for juniors and seniors. Girls softball starts last night at the high school with games Wednesdays and Fridays to August 3. Basketball, conditioning, weight training, and Teener League baseball are also listed with multiple age groups and fields in use. John Wilson supervises Loveland Field league with several local teams. encourages participation for all youths seeking activity.
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Spartansburg
Loveland Field
John Wilson
Post 11 Dominates Corry in Erie County League Contest
Post 11 bats overwhelm Corry Savings and Loan Legion 12-6 at Loveland Field as John Crotty and Stan Komenda falter. Mike Lucarno leads the winners with three singles and a double, while Dan Hill no-hits Albion for Millcreek in the separate Erie County game. Jerry Grote has cast removed from fractured right wrist and to stay in a splint for weeks with whirlpool therapy.
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Stan Komenda
Eric Nebco
Corry Savings and Loan Legion
Loveland Field
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Komenda
Jeff Brown
Corry
Jim Hammond
Hammond
Mike Lucarno
Knouse
Jones
Mike Gentile
Sooners
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Erie County Legion League
Millcreek
Dan Hill
Albion
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Ainsworth Field
Millcreek Legionaires
Grote
NEW York AP
New York Mets
Jerry Grote
Peter Lamotte
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ramon Hernandez
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