Crampton Leads Houston Open With Cautious Tone
Bruce Crampton held a two stroke lead entering the third round of the Houston Open at Quail Valley after a six under 66. He sat at 138 total, two ahead of amateurs Ben Crenshaw and Rik Massengale and pro rivals Lanny Wadkins, with Crenshaw noting he could have played better and Wadkins carding 69. First-round leader Mike Hill collapsed to 78.
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CAHS Tennis Squad Falls To Oil City In Cold Match
The Corry Beavers lost 4-1 to Oil City as only three singles and two doubles were possible on one court. Key players Rich and Steve Loveland missed due to prior commitments. Chris Leinen upset Oil City’s Steve Flinchbaugh at first singles 6 3, 6 4.
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Corry
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Steve Flinchbaugh
Leinen
Bill King
Tom Lillie
Tim Kelly
Rande Joy
Joe Weible
Doug Kuhn
Gary Tripp
Oiler
Bill Crist
Bob Quinn
Dave Simmonsen
Mike Gerzina
Beaver Netters
Meadville
Mead Park Courts
Titusville Rockets
St. Marks
Netters
Harborcreek
Derby Winners Still Alive Today in 1970s era
Louisville report notes the 99th Kentucky Derby. Count Fleet remains alive as a farm pensioner in Paris, Kentucky, among 14 other Derby winners who are at stud except Count Fleet and Riva Ridge who begin racing anew. List includes Needles, Tim Tam, Carry Back, and others with brief Derby histories and broadcast details.
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Paris
Riva Ridge
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Secretariat
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Needles
Tim Tam
Carry Back
Decidedly
Johnny Longden
Ladies Nite Owls Present Awards Banquet Summary
The Ladies Nite Owl League held its annual awards banquet at the Corry Motor Inn. Awardees include Louise Whaley Pat Foreman Dorothy Cutshaw Cindy Hall from the winning Country Foods team Barb Holton for high average Jean Brothers for high game Wilma Vanssens for high series and Cutshaw for most improved May Roberts elected president Rey Burch vice president and Sandy McCray secretary treasurer.
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Louise Whaley
Pat Foreman
Dorothy Cutshaw
Cindy Hall
Country Foods
Barb Holton
Jean Brothers
Wilma Vanssens
Cutshaw
May Roberts
Rey Burch
Sandy McCray
Knicks Bench Again Plays Key Role in Series
New York Knicks bench lifts team as they edge toward Lakers in the best of seven. Phil Jackson shines in Game 2 with 17 points seven rebounds and three assists after DeBusschere fouls. Jackson also slowed Lakers center Mel Counts in a 99-95 victory.
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20-Inning Marathon Delights Fans With Phillies Win
The Philadelphia Phillies edged the Dodgers 5-4 in 20 innings, a five hour plus marathon as fans endured lengthy play. Nearby NL action saw Dodgers rally to top Cardinals 6-5 in 10 innings, Astros beat Mets 9-5 in 14, Expos 6-3 over Reds, Pirates 12-6 over Padres, and Giants 5-4 over Cubs with key hits from Lopes, Davis, Ray, and Watson in a night of extra-base drama.
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San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dave Lopes
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St. Louis
Dodgers
Willie Davis
Jim Ray
Houston
New York
Ray
Baseball scores and schedule from a busy day in the American League East
Yesterday's results show California 1 Baltimore 0 Oakland 4 Cleveland 5 Detroit 1 Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 3 Minnesota Boston Chicago 5 New York 0. Upcoming games include Boston at Minnesota Blyleven 24, New York at Chicago Peterson 2 3 and Kansas City at Milwaukee Parsons 12, 2120 p.m.
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Houston
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Morton
Carlton
Ethis
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John
Ladies Friday Night Bowlers Honored
Members of the Ladies Friday Night Bowling League held their annual banquet at the Moose Lodge to award season leaders. The winning team sponsored by McCray Aluminum featured Zella Sandburg Gert McCray Eleanor Musgrave and Barb Peterson with other honors awarded to Donna Rose Barb Peterson Mary Lou Bailey Sandy Fenno Joyce Sterenka Lucy Nelson Mary Ellen Jones and Kay Miller for various high game series and averages.
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Moose Lodge
McCray Aluminum
Zella Sandburg
Gert McCray
Eleanor Musgrave
Barb Peterson
Donna Rose
Mary Lou Bailey
Sandy Fenno
Joyce Sterenka
Lucy Nelson
Mary Ellen Jones
Kay Miller
A's Use Hitters Own Special Way
The Oakland A's win 11-4 over the Cleveland Indians as manager Dick Williams deploys a designated hitter and a designated pinch hitter. Deron Johnson is the DH, Gonzalo Marquez used as pinch hitter and in the lineup. Johnson drives in runs, while Marquez sacrifices and fields. Other AL action includes California shutting out Baltimore 1-0, Kansas City beating Milwaukee 5-3, Chicago White Sox 5-0 over the Yankees, Detroit 5-1 over Texas, and Minnesota 9-6 over Boston. Frank Robinson returns to No. 20 with the Angels, Rudy May two-hit the Orioles, Busby back-to-back no-hitter bid ends on a homer by Dave May, and Stan Bahnsen with Terry Forster combine for the White Sox victory. Willie Horton drives in three for Detroit in a win over Texas.
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Texas
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Boston
Oakland
Deron Johnson
Gonzalo Marquez
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Johnson
Dick Green
Frank Robinson
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Orioles
Bob Oliver
Rudy May
Steve Busby
Dave May
Busby
White Sox
New York
Stan Bahnsen
Terry Forster
Willie Horton
Loaners Schedule Second Tryouts for Legion Baseball
The 1873 Corry savings and Joan American Legion baseball team holds final tryouts tomorrow at Loveland Field starting 1 30 p m. Manager Jim Hammond notes 19 hopefuls attended the first session and a shakedown game is planned one week later. The season opens Sunday May 20.
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Loveland Field
Jim Hammond
Hammond
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