Drivers Shoot At 200 MPH At Indianapolis Trials
Indianapolis practice and first day of time trials drew more than 200000 spectators as drivers chase a 200 mph lap for the 57th Indianapolis 500. Bob Unser, Swede Savage, Gordon Johncock head a field of hopefuls aiming for the pole in a race with $1 million in prize money and a high-stakes front row worth cash and merchandise.
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Final Tryouts Set for Corry Legion Baseball
Loaners coach Jim Hammond announced the final tryout for players aged 15 to 18 at Loveland Field starting at 2 p.m. Tomorrow. The Soaners begin the season on Sunday May 20 at Titusville.
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End Perfect Season at Corry Area High School Volleyball
The Corry Area High School girls volleyball team completed an undefeated season, finishing with 62 straight wins as the school's first fully recognized girls athletics program progressed. Roster includes Chery Still, Sue Consolo, Marea Emmons, Marylee Brant, Chery PcQueen, Debbie Richards, Sandy Black, Melissa Cole, Jane Jones, Mary Jo Clabbatt, Linda Consolo, Marsha McCaslin, and Mary Gen. photo credits to McEldowney.
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Beaver Netters Post Second Win Over Harborcreek Huskies
Corry Area High School netters earned a 5 2 victory at Mead Park as Rich Loveland Chris Levien and Dave Simmonsen won singles for the Beavers. Corry also swept doubles with Loveland and Steve Loveland, Levien and Pusher Badger, and Simmonsen Gerzina. District 10 tournament prep put Loveland and Levien in singles and one doubles spot, with a second doubles team undecided.
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Pro Track Moves To Philadelphia
The ITA pro tour heads to Philadelphia as president Mike O’Hara remains confident despite a dull ninth meet at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. Crowd reached 5,180. pole vault failed to exceed 16 feet 6 inches and Kip Keino did not appear to clash with Jim Ryan. O’Hara blamed possible NHL Stanley Cup finals overshadowing publicity and defended the tour’s prospects.
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Not Alan Foster Who Needs To Kick?
Not Alan Foster who needs to kick as Foster and his St Louis teammates rout the Montreal Expos 12-0 behind a four hitter. He explains tendon injuries from 1968 and a later no windup delivery. Other NL results include Houston over Cincinnati 5-1 and Mets over Pirates 4-3.
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Cornelius leads Lady Carling Open after 70 in opener
Kathy Cornelius, 40, credited a fuller body turn for her Friday round of 70 at Pine Ridge Golf Course, giving her a two stroke lead after the first of four rounds in the $30,000 Lady Carling Open. The course carved hole one into a par five for the event, sparking her birdie start as she eyes the weekend rounds.
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Mayberry Keeps Royals Cruising With Big Night
John Mayberry delivered a home run, a triple and a single driving the Kansas City Royals to a 6-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. Mayberry’s 27 RBIs against Minnesota in 19 games highlight a dominant stretch, supported by four double plays from Bruce Dal Canton and strong pitching. In other AL games, Baltimore blanked New York 3-0, Boston beat Cleveland 4-2, Detroit edged Milwaukee 6-5, Oakland topped Texas 4-2, and Chicago defeated California 7-4.
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