Beavers End 18-Loss Skid With 22-11 Win Over Elks
In Bracken Field action the Beavers of Beavers Little League defeated the Elks 22 to 11, staging an eight-run fifth inning to snap an 18-game losing streak. Paul Horvat Joe Buell and Robbie Coleman led with seven combined hits, while Eddie Pager homered and doubled in a losing effort. The Moose improved momentum as Bob Sample hit two homers for Corry Jamestown in a 107 loss to the Moose.
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Corry Beaver Baseballers Win Five Inning Victory
WATTSBURG Seneca’s starter failed to retire a batter as Corry Beaver baseballers won five innings. CAHS scored four runs in two frames behind Mike Cragg for his second round win. Three CAHS seniors honored at Section I banquet as Corry prepares to join Erie County League.
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Beginner's Luck? Johnson tops 440 at Cranberry meet
Dave Johnson, sidelined by a motorcycle crash, ran the 440 for the first time in a meet against Cranberry. He burst from the blocks and finished well ahead in a 53.7 seconds, the fastest 440 this year by any Corry athlete, with John Brant finishing third.
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Local teen Jim McCray earns first win at Stateline Speedway
Jim McCray, 17, secured his first ever feature win in the Spectator division at Stateline Speedway last Saturday night after winning a heat in his 1970 Ford Torino. The car, prepared by his older brother Dale, gave McCray a strong season debut with plans to race at Stateline and Eriez this weekend.
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Foreclosure night as Columbus Inn falls in SECL tilt
National Bank serves foreclosure on Colutm amid a 5-2 defeat that drops the Pizza Makers into a deeper SECL cellar. Dan Clark slumped but Dan Clark revived with a centerfield homer as the Moneylenders surged, Don Sperry silencing CI and lifting the Keppel Corps toward the division lead.
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Gossage Stifles Dodgers in 10th Pirates win
Rich Gossage dominated the Dodgers with eight strikeouts across three innings ending in a 6-5 Pirates victory in 10 innings. Rennie Stennett delivered the game winning hit with a bases loaded single in the 10th after Ed Kirkpatrick Omar Moreno and Willie Stargell walked to load the bases.
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Nichols Gals Are Not Slow Starters
Nichols Gals burst out early scoring 13 and 17 runs in two opening innings to win 21-5 over Crotty-Ferrando and 3-21 against A&B in back to back nights. Sandy McCray led with six hits, Pam Carrier and Pat Phillips each added five in a 43‑hit effort. Crotty-Ferrando relied on Linda Taylor and Eileen Crotty with six and five hits respectively in a lopsided win.
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Clymer Wins 3-2 Over Sherman in Final Match
Clymer sweeps all three singles as they beat Sherman 3-2 in the season finale. Courtright goes 13-2 in county play, unbeaten overall, with Geiger. doubles Paul and Mosher defeat White and Taylor.
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