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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1972
Page
7
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Orioles erupt for 10 runs and 14 hits to rout Pirates 10-5 as Nelson Briles delivers two-hit shutout innings for Baltimore, while Boog Powell and Don Buford pace the offense with multi homer output. Other results include Dodgers over Reds and Phillies over Cards in spring action, plus a Yankees-Sox swap sending Cater to Boston for Sparky Lyle.
Two Spartansburg Spartans players earned UAVL first team honors in a coaches ballot. Don Patterson led with 458 points and 383 rebounds, while Tom Stockton added 246 points. Both are seniors. Patterson averaged 18.7 points and 15.3 rebounds per game across 24 games.
San Diego Padres aim to leverage speed to improve offensively and defensively without hurting pitching. President and co-owner Buzzie Bavasi notes that scoring four runs per game would have yielded 89 wins last season, far from the 61 and 100 losses. Manager Preston Gomez says speed can score without relying on the big inning, signaling a shift after three losing years.
City Recreation Volleyball League wrapped up the 1972 season at Corry Area High School with the Gophers finishing first in the regular standings. Playoff pairings were announced with 7:15 p.m. Gophers vs Methodist Church and Penelec vs Glory Stompers, plus 8:18 p.m. Pauls vs Corry Jamestown II and Erie County Plastics Y vs Raymonds.
Corry Rod and Gun Club led by David Vercant defeated Amboy in both handicap and actual scores 1965.5 to 1955.7 and 1962 to 1937. Vercant totaled 396.2 while teammates John Beck 295.3 Jim Shaver Sr 391.5 John Noble 391.3 and John Weeks 391.2 contributed strong scores. Walnut Creek remained undefeated, routing Meadville 1977.9 to 1952.0 in handicap and 197 to 1943 in actual.
Ithaca College sophomore Jim Stahl of Ithaca New York received a varsity letter for a second straight year after scoring 113 points to push his two year total to 235 and nearing the school all time scoring mark. He set four records this season in the 400 and 200 yard IMs the 100 yard backstroke and the 200 yard freestyle while helping the medley and freestyle relays. Stahl a biology major is the son of Mr and Mrs Jack Stahl of Oakley Avenue and was named one of the team s Most Valuable Performers.
Meadville defeated Altoona 54 45 in a PIAA Class A quarterfinal to advance to a semifinal against Farrell. Biff Kress scored 18 points, Tom Pyle 11, Chuck Jones 10 for Meadville, while Robbie Carls and Pat Nagle each had 14 for Altoona. The Mountain Lions ended 18 9.
Willie Stargell hit his first exhibition homer but the Pirates fell 10 to 5 to the Baltimore Orioles. Boog Powell launched two homers and Don Buford one as Doyle Alexander and Eddie Watt shut down Pittsburgh over the last five innings. Nelson Briles took the loss after giving up nine runs in five innings.
Honolulu RP reports Dick Gordon former Apollo 12 commander and New Orleans Saints executive VP weighs NFL rule changes aimed at offsetting defensive dominance. He notes offense could innovate rather than expand scoring as Rozelle highlights scoring decline and several proposals may gain traction.
Larry McCray rolled a 212 in the Men’s C League rating the top game of the night while Barb Sargent led the women with a 203. Other high scores included Steve Gates 211, Chuck Smegles 201, Edger Spear 180, Joe Malek 200, and Nels Triskel with 13.
In St Petersburg AP reports owners rejected adding money to their pension offer while players’ near unanimous votes push toward a strike. Gussie Busch stated the stance and negotiations with Marvin Miller resumed in Arizona. Pension terms expire March 31 as players seek 17 percent COLA rise amid rising medical costs.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr escaped unharmed when a Piper Twin Commancho crash landed and broke apart at Scottsboro Airport. He was joined by Huntsville resident Rod Peevy, the pilot, and James Lain, another Huntsville industrialist, all walking away with no injuries.
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