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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1974
Page
9
Moose jump to quick lead and hold on for a 10 to 5 victory over the Elks in Little League at Olin Bracken Field. Jim Moats Mike Harvey and Terry Shawe each had two hits with Harvey adding a three run homer in the fifth.
Steve Ongley spoiled Rosey Caruso’s near no hitter, breaking up a seventh inning single as Ongley’s Indians defeated the Braves 4-1. Caruso allowed three hits and fanned 13, while Ongley yielded three hits and struck out 10 with two RBIs from Gus Cozad’s sixth inning single. Lee Knapp added two hits including a double for Ongley’s side.
In Birmingham England the United States remains unbeaten by routing Italy 8-0 in the Windmill Trophy tennis tournament quarter finals. Lanny Fifeh and Bob Katulteh posted high scores 243 247 in the singles.
In the South Erie County League Crotty-Ferrando Auto Dealers beat Waterford Beemans 4 to 2 on Beemans field. Sperry shut down Beemans with four singles allowed as C-F claimed their seventh straight win and 11th in 12 outings. Black and Volk starred on defense with a spectacular running catch and a middle-infield double play.
Jerry Koosman battled through 11 hits as Philadelphia slugger Mike Schmidt homered to pull within a run, but a late Koosman bid kept the Mets ahead 2 1 at Veterans Stadium. Schmidt’s line drive was snagged by Dave Sehneck preserving New York’s victory.
McCray United Methodist Church league softball beat St. Thomas 19 to 9 as McCray’s five hits and three walks backed by three run homer from Larry Pustelak. St. Thomas dropped to 1-3, while McCray moved to 3-2 with strong offense and defense.
Sparta avoided last place by defeating Gem City Sportsmen 119 to 114 to notch its first win of the season led by Dick Smith with 25 and Leo Maxson and Rolan Putnam with 24 each. Corry fell to 3-4 after a 124-111 loss to Little Cooley as Ray Mosher and Tony Kusiak scored 21.
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