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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
7
Center Of Attraction shows a 36 inch twelve pound muskie to Journal employee Joe Slike. Miles caught the fish at Findley Lake using a pikie minnow. Miles wife Maysie and grandson Rodney also landed muskies last weekend.
McNally pitched Baltimore past Washington 6 1 as Slaton matched with Milwaukee in a 6 0 day win over California. Detroit shut out Cleveland 3 0. Oakland’s Minnesota game rained out. McNally earned his 12th victory, second to Vida Blue, while Slaton notched his first major league complete game and shutout, benefiting from Don Buford’s leadoff homer and key RBIs.
In the Church Recreation League on Tuesday the Catholic Youth defeated Sparta Alliance 21 to 0 while Beaverdam Mennonites beat the Catholics 17 to 0 Jeff Webster was the Catholic Youth winning pitcher Bob Hostetler earned the Beaverdam win Dave Marsh took the Sparta loss and Chuck Jackson the Catholic defeat McCray Schwab and Gerzina led the Catholics with two hits each Hostetler had four safeties and Jantzi added three for Beaverdam
Dodgers win a rare daytime game in Los Angeles 8 runs after a big second inning led by Jim Lefebvre who had three hits and four RBIs. Seaver's homer powers Mets to a 2-1 win over the Expos in Montreal as Stoneman loses for Montreal. Phillies edge Reds 3-4 in extras with Larry Bowa and Roger Freed delivering decisive hits.
The Elks beat league leader CJ 50 to 0 in a strong showing with Rick Staples earning the win on a three hitter while striking out 12 and walking one. Rosy Caruso took the loss as Pat Jones and Bill Jackson each had two singles and an RBI.
Readable parts show New York at Montreal with pitchers Ryan Sadeck Britton Strohmayer McGinn, Cincinnati at Atlanta with Simpson Cloninger Niekro Kelley, and other twinight games including Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Houston. Names and scores are fragmented and uncertain.
Don Sargent topped the evening with a 211 in the Summer Mixed Couples League, while Nancy White posted the best women score of 180. Other results include Bob Don Sargent with 211, Chet Crech 210-201, Harold Steves 200, Gladys Thompson 170, Allene Utegg 176, and Blanche Zajac 170 amid a busy night of league action.
The St Thomas pon y league baseball team lost to Findley Lake 64 in seven innings with all runs scored in the first three frames. Dave Armstrong started for St Thomas, relieved by Jon Bennett for the final 4 1 3 innings. Denny Kubiak led St Thomas with a double and a single while Findley Lake’s Drink propelled the win with four hits including a triple. St Thomas drops to 2 1 and travels to Findley Lake Tuesday for a rematch.
Inez Rath and Dottie Dolan hosted Ladies Day at North Hills. Twenty four ladies attended. Nan French won the Bingo-Bongo-Bongo game of the day. Second place ties went to Inez Rath Lucille Curdh Pat Miller and Phyllis Jackson. Flight A low gross went to Troy Miller and low net to Phyllis Jackson. Flight B low gross was Judy Osler with Mary Sandburg on low net. Flight C top low gross was Mary Peterson and Ruth Randanelle on low net.
Donna Caponi, 26, shares the lead with Joanne Carner midway through the U S Women's Open at Kahkwa Club Erie after a 70. Carner, rookie of the year last year, trails by one as Lesley Holbert sits two back. Caponi seeks a third straight Open title and recalls the 1970 Muskogee finish that drew criticism.
Indians improved to 2-2, beating the Giants 12-4 as Steve Williams scattered 10 hits for the win and Rick Fenno took the loss. Ron Daniels led the offense with three singles, while Rick Craker went 4-for-4 for the Giants.
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