Diamondmen Triumph In Erie Flight With 13-4 Win
Corry Area Beavers blank Strong Vincent 13 to 4 at Ainsworth Field in Erie as Crotty allowed three hits and struck out seven. John, Kubiak, Triscuit, Millspaw, Gentile and Brown each contributed two hits to back the win. Beavers finish season with potential 6-5 record pending Loveland Field finale against Union City at 4 p.m.
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Corry
Beavers
Jim Poole
Setferd Pea Ea
Sia
Vincent Colonels
Ainsworth Field
Erie
Colonels
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John
Denny Kubiak
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Arene
Kim Triscuit
Gary ‘Hondo’ Millspaw
Mike Gentile
Jeff Brown
Tom Lawless
Beaver Diamondmen
Cragg Grucza Pitchers Duel Ends In CJ Win
Cragg of Corry Jamestown and Grucza of Moose matched a one hitter apiece in a Bracken Field Little League tilt. Cragg won 1–0, scoring the decisive run in the bottom of the last inning as Dan Cole doubled off Grucza and later scored on a wild pitch. Cole just missed Grucza with a centerfield hit.
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Corry Jamestown
Craig Grucza
Moose
Bracken Field
Cragg
Dan Cole
Grucza
Cole
Cragge-Grucza
Dave Moats
Elks
VFW
Mead Park
Crotty Stays Undefeated in Sixth Victory
The Crotty-Ferrando softball team improved to 6-0 and extended its winning streak to 30 with a 10-5 win over Union City Western Auto at Corry Area High School. Don Sperry earned the victory for Auto Dealers, while Rusty Skinner took the loss. Foreman hit a triple and home run. Bromley added a triple as Koestner, Bromley and Foreman led the offense. CF Auto Dealers head to Warren Invitational Tournament this weekend.
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Foreman
A Norton
Hunt LF
Norton
Crotty-Ferrando
Erie County
Union City Western Auto Squad
Corry Area
Don Sperry
Rusty Skinner
UC Western Auto
George Koestner
Harold Bromley
Jim Foreman
North Hills Ladies Day Highlights 31 Women Compete
Hostesses Bea Moore and Louise Cheney led North Hills Ladies Day yesterday as 31 women joined the event. Dottie Dolan topped Flight A with low gross and low putts, tied Phyllis Jackson for low net, and earned game of the day. Charlotte Staples claimed all four honors in Flight B, while Mary Peterson repeated the feat in Flight C.
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North Hills
Bea Moore
Louise Cheney
Dottie Dolan
Phyllis Jackson
Charlotte Staples
Mary Peterson
Clymer Netters Close Season With 5-0 Win
Clymer Central School Pirates finish 1972 season at 9-3 after a 5-0 victory over Frewsburg. Brent Deuink has clinched the Section singles title and will compete at Fredonia June 2. Postseason doubles action for Clymer depends on selection. results: Deuink over Galvin 6-1 7-5. Duink over Butler 6-2 6-3. Post over Clark 6-2 6-2. Querreveld-Cooper over Brown-Norrod 6-0 6-0. Reese-Christensen over Rowley-Johnson 6-2 6-3.
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Pirate Netters
Frewsburg
Clymer
Bucs
Brent Deuink
Pirate
Brent
Fredonia
Dan Galvin
Bob Duink
Tim Butler
Jim Post
Craig Clark
Randy Querreveld
Jack Cooper
Kim Brown
Kelly Norrod
Gary Reese
Kurt Christensen
Herb Rowley
Sue Johnson
Pigeons Out For Certain In High School Baseball
NEW ORLEANS AP The scorer and umpires missed a call when West Jefferson High won a state game. With two outs in the sixth, a pitch struck a pigeon near the second baseman and was ruled out, though the ball was in flight and not yet legally caught. The batter could have advanced at his own risk if the fielder had caught the bird.
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New Orleans
West Jefferson High
Frank Steele
Walker High
National Bank Gloves Rally For 7-3 Upset Of Try-M Finance
National Bank of Corry Marauders edged Try-M Finance 7-3 in Union City after a four run fourth inning. Nick Walter belted a two-run homer while pitcher Dave Wetmore earned his second win. John Wotus went 3-for-3 with two runs and a double, Mud McCray and Ted Bauer added two hits each in a solid team win.
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Try-M Finance
Union City
Marauders
Nick Walter
Dave Wetmore
Wetmore
John Wotus
Wotus
McCray
Ted Bauer
Danny
Hayes
Bruce Allen
Dick Gilson
Joe Zajac
Fnanders
Try-M
Clymer
Crotty
Vida Blue Debut Stumbles in Loss to California Angels
Vida Blue, the Athletics fired prospect, entered in relief and walked four in an inning as California beat Oakland 6 5. Blue became the fifth pitcher to homer on first big league pitch, thrilling a crowd of about 3000 at Oakland Coliseum. The Angels pulled ahead on a pair of Robotic hits with Kusnyer and Alomar scoring on decisive hits.
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Wayne Granger
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Morton Delivers One-Hitter In Expos Victory At Park
Carl Morton pitched a one hitter as Montreal beat Philadelphia 1-0 in a Meet the Expos night, with Mike Anderson’s third-inning triple the lone hit against him. Hector Torres and Bob Bailey later homered to secure the lead. The win lifts Montreal to fourth in the NL East while Philadelphia endures its ninth straight defeat.
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Darrell Evans
Evans
Mike Lum
Marty Perez
Joe Hague
Bernie Carbo
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