Corry Church League Ready for 1974 Softball Season
Corry's Church Softball League opens the 1974 season Monday night at Corry Area High School diamonds with 12 teams. Defending champions Lutherans and runner up Assembly of God return. Presbyterians skip this year. New team St. Thomas joins, 10-man roving outfield used. Playoffs crown top six. a post-season hat draw seeds the six finalists. Allan Schell again league president. Opening games list includes FUMC vs Assembly, Congregational vs Baptist, Lutherans vs VV, Luth vs EUMC, FUMC vs FUNC, McCray vs CIAGA, Thomas vs Faithamps Catholics.
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Corry
Corry Area
Assembly of God
Presbyterians
Faith Church
EUMC
FUMC
McCray UM
Valley View
The
Catholics
Congregational
Cm&a
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St. Thomas
CSL
Allan Schell
Assembly
Cong
S. Baptist
Umips
Lutherans
Luth
Ump
FUNC
McCray
CIAGA
Thomas
Feithamps
Predictor Sees Cannonade To Win Preakness
Washington AP reports Cannonade the Kentucky Derby winner and odds-on favorite will win the Preakness by two lengths. Longshot Destroyer trails, with Hudson County J.R.s Pet and Little Current chasing for third. The predictor touts a slide-rule style calculator by Dr. Alton S. Kelsey, claiming 43 percent win rate since 1969 and strong Derby picks.
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Cannonade
Destroyer
Hudson County
J.r.’S Pet
Little Current
Michael Cox
Cox
Alton S. Kelsey
New York
Maryland
Edinboro adds Draper and Bennifield to ESC roster
Edinboro State gains 6-10 Brad Draper from Mott Junior College Flint and 6-9 Bob Bennifield from Cleveland East Tech. Draper averaged 13 points and 11.1 rebounds as a senior, Bennifield 16 points and 16.0 rebounds. Scots expect to return most starters after an 18-6 season. Billy Welu dies at 41 in Houston from an apparent heart attack.
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Edinboro
Edinboro State
Jim McDonald
Flint
Michigan
Brad Draper
Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Bennifield
ESC
Draper
Mott
Bennifield
Cleveland East Tech
Davison
Bears
Billy Welu
Houston
Clymer Beats Rolling Acres 6 2 in Late Inn Flood
Timely late inning hitting and homers powered Clymer Inn at the Peak to a 6 2 win over Rolling Acres in the South Erie County Softball League. Roy Faulkner held the AA club to six hits as Clymer earned its first 1974 victory and Rolling Acres dropped to 2 2. Bill Wassink Larry Vander Schaff and Bill Deuink had key extra base hits while a two run fifth and three run sixth sealed the win. Tom Shaw allowed eight hits and took the loss. Chuck Jewell collected several singles for the Peakmen.
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Clymer ‘‘Inn
Rolling Acres
Erie County
Roy Faulkner
Clymer
Bill Wassink
Larry Vander Schaff
Bill Deuink
Tom Shaw
Chuck Jewell
Trap Shooters Top Union City 117 108 in Erie-Crawford League
Marion Tripp and Ed Bielawski led with 24s for Corry as the Erie-Crawford County Trap Shooting League defeated Union City 117 to 108. Ray Mosher and Francis Hanlin added 23s, Tony Kusiak contributed a 23-shot performance, and Corry moved to 4-1 overall.
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Marion Tripp
Ed Bielawski
Ray Mosher
Francis Hanlin
Corry
Union City
Tony Kusiak
Expansion Draft Sets New Orleans Roster Plan
NEW YORK The New Orleans franchise will stock its roster by a special expansion draft on Monday at 1 00 PM. Each established club will protect seven players, and New Orleans will pick one from each club.
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New York
New Orleans
Local Leagues Urged to Submit Coverage Forms
The Journal calls on baseball Little League American Legion Teener League Minor League softball and other leagues in South Erie County to submit complete forms by an 8 a.m. deadline to ensure fair coverage. Teams without a Journal box score form can pick one up during business hours.
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American Legion
South Erie County Softball League
Corry Church League
Bowling Bowhaire My 1 Dowdles Dowell Lewis's Sand Baggers
Bowhaire leads the Dowdles Dowell Lewis's Sand Baggers with 219, 218 and 540 series as Zajec, Rathbun and Bulard post solid marks. Fitch posts 219 while Swansa clocks 128 and Bulard reaches 500 in a mixed bowling card from the league tally.
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Dowell Lewis
Pe Seve
Lanny Fitch
Don Swansa
Bianche Zajec
Dot Rathbun
Marion Bulard
Corry Area Girls Handle Youngsville In Dual Meet Blast
Corry Area High School girls track dominated Youngsville with nine of 11 events and two of three relays as they won 84 to 12 at Howard Sheen cinders. Julie Chapin led with two individual wins in 100 and 220 and helped the 440 relay. CAHS swept the 220 and javelin. District 10 Championships set for tomorrow in Oil City.
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Corry Area
Howard Sheen
Youngsville
Oil City
Julie Chapin
Chapin
Barb Brant
Debbye Sweet
Jeanne Sanders
CAHS
Cindy Kamper
Phyllis Johnson
Mary
Lyn Gates
Eaglettes
Val Arnold
Anne Zarger
Zarger
Gail Waite
Linda Craker
Kamper
Janet Bailey
Anne Morton
Craker
Walsh
Waite
Corry and Clymer Tennis Split in 1974 Finale Showing
In Corry New York on April 10 1974 Corry and Clymer played a 3 3 tie before rain halted play Then back in Corry Orange and Black earned their first win of the year 6 4 in a set breaker over Courtwright and Neckers In singles Dave Simmonsen plus CAHS duo Rande Joy and Harold Marsh led to a 7 6 doubles setback for Simmonsen Joy Britten Walsh and Molk led the New York side to the upset Cooper Legters won two straight for the visitors Courtwright Neckers Walsh Britten and the Corry pairings are noted with scores in a wrap up of the encounter
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Clymer
New York
Orange and Black
Duffy Walsh
Gene Britten
Courtwright and Neckers
Pirates
Bradley Russell
Dave Simmonsen
Beaver Netter
Brad Gravink
Lance Bensink
Jim Cooper
Martha Molk
Cahs
Rande Joy
Drew Furst
Harold Marsh
Simmonsen
Joy
Bensink
Molk
Britten and
Walsh
Courtwright
Neckers
Gaye Simmanuet
Stadravi
Furst
Bersink
Tyee Courtwright & Neckers
Walsh & Britten
Brett Ops Average To .538 As Pirates Top Cubs 5 2
Pirates lefthander Brett batted .538 and pitched .500 in a 5 2 win over the Cubs. He had two singles and two RBIs while Mario Mendoza added three hits. Rich Hebner and Mendoza sparked a key two run rally as Pittsburgh built a 2 0 lead.
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Associated Press
Ken Brett
Pittsburgh Pirate
Brett
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
VFW Edges Elks for First 1974 Little League Win
VFW claims its inaugural 1974 Little League victory by edging the Elks 7-6. Chris Mulvin scored the winning run in the top of the sixth as Bill Mitchell hit a two run homer and Steve McEldowney started on the mound before Doug Bailey closed out the win. Dave Kotz took the loss. Tonight at Olin Bracken Field Corry Jamestown faces Mose with both teams undefeated.
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VFW
Chris Mulvin
The
Elks
Vets
Bill Mitchell
Steve McEldowney
Doug Bailey
Lodgemen
Dave Kotz
Olin Bracken Field
Joe Glaviano
Corry Jamestown
Greg Glaviano
Mose
Junior League Baseball Registration Set
Boys aged 13 to 15 may register at Wright School baseball field on Monday May 20 at 6 00 p m. Jim Hammond directs the program with a week of practice then league games starting the week of May 27 on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Wright School
Jim Hammond
Brainworms Cut Pennsylvania Elk Herd In Half
John F. Eveland reports elk numbers in Cameron and Elk counties have fallen from 85 to 90 animals to about 40 due to brainworms. The parasite devastates elk brain and spinal cords but does not affect human meat. white-tailed deer host most infections.
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Pennsylvania
Cameron
Elk
United States
Canada
Penn State
John F. Eveland
Catawissa
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