Beaver Nine Notches Win Number One
The Corry Beaver baseball team earned its first victory of the 1973 season by beating the Jamestown Red Raiders 6 to 5 at Loveland Field. Jeff Brown pitched a complete game with seven strikeouts and no walks while Dan Cragg scored the winning run in the sixth on a wild pitch. Four Beavers had one hit each, and the team drew 12 walks, aided by Jamestown errors, to push across the decisive runs.
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CAHS Netters Fall 7 0 at Rocky Grove
Rocky Grove blanked Corry Beavers 7 0 as Tim Gardner 6 3 6 3 and Ted Gardner 6 0 6 0 led singles. Solle, Gardner and doubles pairs won 6 4 6 0 and 6 1 6 0. Beavers drop to 1 5. Orioles extend win streak to 11.
Secretariat Aims To Clean Tarnish In Derby Run
Secretariat seeks to restore status in the 99th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. He is paired with Angle Light in an entry trained by Lucien Laurin, with Sham and Our Native among contenders. Post positions are listed. Derby prize is $198,800 with 5:40 p.m. EDT start and CBS coverage.
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Knicks take series split as Lakers face tougher clash
Los Angeles coach Bill Sharman warns of rough play as the Knicks win 99 95 to even the best of seven at 1 1 in New York. Bill Bradley leads with 26 points aided by Walter Frazier Phil Jackson Earl Monroe and Willis Reed grinding out a tougher defense and balanced scoring.
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Bennink calls win one of greatest in Corry track meet
At Sheen Field Corry Area High School defeated Titusville 79 to 71. Coach Max Bennink fought emotion as Beavers pulled off a surprising victory with key wins by Mark Ladika and Bruce Fenstermacher in track and field events. The win secures at least a .500 season with two dual meets remaining.
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Pirates Oliver Carries Pirates to 14 5 Victory Over Giants
Al Oliver starred with six RBI on two home runs as the Pirates toppled the Giants 14-5 in San Francisco. He opened with a two-run homer then belted a grand slam off Jim Willoughby after a slow start, while Milt May added a three-run shot in the fourth. Cincinnati beat New York 6-5. St. Louis edged San Diego 3-1. Chicago toppled Los Angeles 4-1.
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Clymer Pirates Sweep Dunkirk In Tennis Clash
Clymer Pirates defeated Dunkirk 4-1 to improve to 3-1 on the season after dropping their opener. Mark Farrell upset Brent Deuink in first singles 6-0 6-2, with Bob Duink, Jim Post winning in singles and Hinsdale with Bensink taking the doubles match, while Molk and Christensen also won the other doubles set.
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