Corry District Eyes Nonteacher Coach for CAHS
In a move spurred by budget cuts, Corry Area School District considers hiring a nonteacher to join CAHS athletic staff, reversing a longtime norm of teacher-coach appointments. The stance follows PIAA flexibility and argues coaching quality may trump current staff roles while highlighting the district’s need to fill vacuums with the most qualified candidate.
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Frank Robinson’s firing opens door for Black managers
A retrospective look at Frank Robinson’s stint as Cleveland’s manager notes racial barriers in baseball. His 586 career homers and 294 batting average frame a career of highs and scrutiny as debates swirl on his future in the sport. The piece questions whether another team will hire him as manager and suggests broadcasting or coaching as possible paths.
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Johnson homers power White Sox past A's opener
Lamar Johnson belted two home runs and a double as Chicago White Sox beat Oakland 5 1 in the opener. Johnson, who sang the National Anthem, credited his hitting surge for Wilbur Wood’s first win in over a year. Cleveland swept Detroit, and other AL scores followed.
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Spartansburg at Marine Banke ril Village at Ziebart
Columbus ihna Cherry Hil Ue merchants at Harned TV and Tamarack Tavern are listed with matchups at Phil's Plaza. The brief schedule features local venues and teams including Wood Bisherman and Wal Wertern Anto.
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Giants Rally To Sweep Pirates In Doubleheader
San Francisco to 2-0 and 8-0 wins over Pittsburgh as Giants extend a five game winning streak while Pirates slump to six straight losses and fall to fourth in the NL East. Mike Sadek hails team spirit after big day at the plate. Chuck Tanner notes improved hitting in game two but says Pirates still struggle.
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Green Wins U S Open Amid Death Threat Pressure
Hubert Green captured the 77th U S Open at Tulsa with a 74 final round for a one stroke victory over Lou Graham. He endured a death threat call and parched finishing hole while facing heavy pressure on the 18th tee and became the first major winner amid a tense chase by Weiskopf Purtzer and Graham.
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Five Wins In Sparta Gals Tournament Thriller
In Sparta Gals softball action, Crotty-Ferrando defeated Chandlers Valley 23 14 and host Sparta beat the Lakers 15 2 at Agway field as five teams secured victories in the Second Annual Spartansburg event. Linda Emory contributed 3 for 5 with five runs for Crotty's, while Karen Console turned in notable outfield plays and Spar ta aims for a 1 pm rematch next Saturday.
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Dodgers Cubs In Brawl Over Pitcher Feud
Dodgers ace Don Sutton limited the Cubs as Lee Lacy and Ron Cey hit homers in a 2 1 Dodgers vs Cubs clash that sparked bench clearing brawls. Reggie Smith charged the mound after a pitch on Rick Reuschel, leading to ejections for Smith Reuschel Franks Mitterworld. Smith vowed to protect himself while insisting he would not be intimidated.
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NBC Bags 2 Victories in Jamestown Softball Tourney
National Bank dominated two games in Jamestown Modified Pitch Softball Tournament scoring 10-0 over Pepperidge Farms and 11-1 over Bullpen with Don Sperry pitching. Harned TV exited after a four game run, Ken Harned had a one hitter, Columbus Inn dropped to War Vets in extras, weather paused play, and play resumes next Saturday with eight teams left in the winner's bracket.
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Billy Martin Fired Examined By Yankees Bosses
DETROIT AP Steinbrenner refused to deny a report that manager Billy Martin may be fired. Steinbrenner and team president Gabe Paul offered little comment as Martin faced constant friction with owner Steinbrenner and star outfielder Reggie Jackson since taking the job in 1975. The club had reached the pennant race and lost to Cincinnati in the World Series. a televised confrontation with Jackson in Boston last Saturday highlighted years of onfield and clubhouse strife.
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Summer Basketball Program Underway at Corry High
A summer basketball program for grades 4-12 began at Corry Area High School led by coach Jim Gnica. The cage program invites all players with pick up games to stress league competition. Grades 4-7 attend morning drills from 10 to 11 with 10 sessions per child, running until about July 15.
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Weather ruins opening at Stateline Speedway races wash out
Rain at Stateline Speedway in Busti New York washed out the first race program of the season. Officials postponed Saturday events and expect to resume racing at 8 PM Saturday night with better forecasts.
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