Western Auto Nails National Bank in seven runnd rush
Corry Western Auto defeated the National Bank of Corry Marauders 127 last night as Bob Marsh earned his first win. Western Auto improved to 3-3, while the Bankers dropped to 2-3. Pustelak and Weis homered for Western Auto. Chase hit a three run shot for the Marauders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Western Auto
National Bank of Corry Marauders
Bob Marsh
Marauders
Western Auto
The
National Bank
Corry
Larry Pustelak
Ken Weis
Tom Shaw
Dan Harkless
Marsh
Mark Chase
Chase
John Wotus
Bob McCray
Bankers
Mill Village
Wattsburg
Weiser Burton
Pustelok
Jewell
Jewell le Tompkins
Harrington
Harkless
Marsh Pe
National Bank Marauders
Walter RV Chase
Wetmore
Swanson Wotus
Mccoy le G. Marsh Ce B. McCray
Bauer
McLaughlin
Corry Western Auto National Bank of Corry
Erie
Frazier Stops Stander to Retain World Title
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier battered Ron Stander from Council Bluffs and stopped him in the fifth round to retain the world title. Stander, bloodied and with a broken nose, battled gamely before the doctor halted the bout as Frazier extended his record to 29-0-0 with 25 KOs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Joe Frazier
Butcher
Ron Stander
Frazier
Stander
Bluffs
Jack Lewis
Lewis
Tam
Bears Hand CAHS Defeat In Final
The Corry Area High School Beavers finished their first CAHS baseball season back at Loveland Field with a 5 7 mark after a 6 4 loss to Union City Bears. Roger Swanson earned the win for Union City while Jeff Brown took the loss, as Corry stranded runners and CAHS players John Crotty and Denny Kubiak led the offense with multi hit games. The game closed CAHS 1972 baseball season, the first in over twenty years, after coach Jim Poole set a .500 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Beavers
Loveland Field
Union City Bears
Poolemen
Bears
CAHL
Roger Swanson
Union City
Jeff Brown
Swanson
Brown
John “Chopper” Crotty
Denny Kubiak
Shreve
Lowery
CAHS
Jim Poole
Elks Beat VFW 14 8 In LE Little League Action
The Corry Elks erased an early deficit to topple the VFW 14 to 8 in LE league play. Pat Jones earned the win in relief over starter Jeff Joncas, striking out six in 4 2 3 innings. Craig Chase led the Elks with four singles in four at bats. Randy Bennink and Tom Whiteley had two hits for VFW, Bennink adding a three run homer in the first inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Corry
VFW
Pat Jones
Jeff Joncas
Pat
Jones
Joncas
Craig Chase
Chase
Randy Bennink
Tom Whiteley
Bennink
Vets
Bernice Gera to umpire first pro game on June 23
Geneva Senate say Bernice Gera will officiate the Auburn Geneva opener of the New York Pennsylvania Baseball League season on June 23. The 40 year old Queens housewife has pursued pro umpiring since 1966 after a court overturned umpire physical standards. Larry Young of Kansas City set an American record in the 20 km walk at the Olympic Trials with a time of 1 30 9.9, earning bronze in 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N.Y
Bernice Gera
Geneva Senators
Queens
Columbia
Larry Young
Kansas City
Young
Berere As
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
Californie
California
Gibson Wins One Pressure's Off Now By Associated Press
Pitcher Bob Gibson won his 207th major league game and his first of 1972, scattering seven hits as the St. Louis Cardinals halted Pittsburgh's nine game win streak 4-2. Marty Pattin and Skip Lockwood also earned season-opening wins as Boston beat Baltimore 2-1 and Milwaukee blanked Detroit 2-0. The day featured red hot hitting by Willie Mays and a Mets win, while Yankees and Twins posted their own victories amid late rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Bob Gibson
Marty Pattin
Skip Lockwood
Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pattin
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Hendricks
Duane Josephson
Aparicio
Terry Crowley
Brewers
Lolich
Mike Ferraro
Ellie Rodriguez
Tiger Stadium
Lockwood
Dave Bristol
Milwaukee
Billy Conigliaro
Detroit
Phil_Meeler
Conigliaro
Mays
Mets
New York
Chicago
Bill Hands
Carmen Fanzone
Tom Phoebus
Dusty Dyer
Rusty Staub
Cleon Jones
Fritz Peterson
Cleveland
Yankees
Dick Tidraw
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Rod Carew
Cesar Tovar
Danny Thompson
Twins
Rangers
Texas
Lenny Randle
Jim Perry
Pete Broperg
Bobby Darwin
Eric Soderholm
Steve Braun
Richie Scheinblum
Cookie Rojas
Paul Schaal
Royals
Angels
Paul Splittorff
Roger Nelson
Stoney Creek Cut From Stocking List
Harrisburg based report states Stoney Creek in Somerset County was removed from the approved trout stocking list due to acid mine drainage. About 2000 brown trout had been released before the season. further stocking is canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Stoney Creek
Somerset County
Ron Gates Leads Bowling Night With 613 Series
Ron Gates topped last night’s bowling with three games over 200, firing 210 200 and 203 for a 613 series. Other notable scores include Lew White 225 Nancy White 175 179 for 524, Nels Trisket 201, Vivian Reed 175, and Gladys Thompson 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Gates
Gates
We H&j
Gladys Thompson
Nancy White
Lew White
Nels Trisket
Vivian Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Auto Nails National Bank
Mauls Stander
Journal
McEildowney
Bears Hand Cahs
Lorry Pos AB
Triscult
Millspaw
Crotty
Williams
Gentile Kubiak le Clark
Zajaz
Ce Brown
Ry CF Weed Laira
Malec RV Shreve
Jackson
Mccalle le Metzgar
Elks Crush Vfw
Los Angeles
Jim Niekamp
Tidewater Wings
American Hockey League
Los Angeles Sharks
World Hockey Association
Sharks
Niekamp
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Ellis Pos
Malek
Swart
Jaggi
D. Hajec
Hajec
Rusnin
Fish of Maloney
Whiteley Craft Ce
Qesch
Gerzina Anthony
Bailey
Bennink Schelder
Brant
Zorger
Mack
Mitchell
Ottaway
Clark
Rainesale
Korp
Tulslace
Mickey Lolich
Milwaukee Brewers
Tigers
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
New York Yankees
Pirates
Richie Hebner
Ted Sizemore
Brock
Matty Alou
Orioles
Don Baylor
Red Sox
Tommy Harper
Luis Aparicio
Pat Dobson
Ellie Hendricks
New Stock
Carlyle Russell
Istateline
Busti, N.Y
Jamestown, N.Y
Philadelprs
Sir Louie
Houston
Eineinnaln
Atlante
San Dig
San Francisco
Louis
Chicas
McAnally
Pappas
Elatt
Mey Mele
Waterford Park
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!