Elks Earn First II Victory 20-3 at Olin Bracken Field
Chuck Reynolds hit two home runs and pitched a two hitter as the Elks, previously winless, crushed the first place Moose 20 to 3. Six runs each in the first and sixth innings fed the rout while Reynolds added a double and a single. Doug Craker hit a three run homer for all Moose runs and was the losing pitcher. Tonight the Elks face the Dis.
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Cubs Rally Past Giants as Bonham Delivers in Chicago
Cubs edge San Francisco 3 2 behind starter Bill Bonham who endured a rough start and a balk but finished with seven strikeouts and a decisive two run double by Jerry Morales in the eighth. Houston beats Montreal 4 3 in 10 innings to earn its fourth straight win in the Expos series.
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Milt May
Hal Breeden
Bob Gallagher
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Valley View, BUMC Win Softball in Corry League
Valley View and BUMC both earned easy wins in Corry Church Softball League action. Valley View pulled away with a one hitter from Miller and Marsh while five players had two hits. Faith Church fell 35-7 to BUMG as the VW squad opened with four runs in the first inning. Ernie VanTassel had St Thomas’ lone safety in a 7-0 VW victory.
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Reuben
Giants Nip Braves In Teener Opener At Loveland Field
In the opening night of the 1974 Teener League season at Loveland Field, pitcher Eric Johnson and Dale Henderson dueled in a 6-4 Giants win over the Braves. Henderson pitched three hits with seven strikeouts to control the game, while Johnson allowed 10 Braves’ strikeouts in defeat. Joe Blakeslee had two Braves hits as Henderson outdueled Johnson. The Indians are set to face the Pirates next.
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Sanders
Point Park Faces Laverne In NAIA World Series Opener
ST JOSEPH MO AP Point Park College of Pittsburgh the smallest of eight schools in this weekend's NAIA World Series opens against Laverne Cal. College. Pitcher Jim Ney seeks his 17th straight win while Bell and Steve Miller contribute two run doubles.
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Corry mat stars to vie for Great Lakes Wrestling title
Corry wrestlers lead a field at Behrend College Erie as four Corryites join both high school and open divisions for the 1974 Great Lakes Wrestling championship. Dave Crowell of Lock Haven and Yale’s Bennett enter open 155 and 165 pounds while Scott Crowell and Brad Sickler compete in high school 165 and open 185. Ex Erie rivals Fletcher Jimmy and Joe Carr return to defend titles as top U S and Canada wrestlers converge.
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Coaches Question Athletic Director Authority At Corry High
Coaches at Corry Area High School seek clarity on the powers and duties of the athletic director and the school board athletic committee. They fear executive privilege and lack of recourse, calling for a formal job description and a panel decision process.
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Playground Baseball Registration and Leagues Details
Boys ages 8 to 10 may register Monday at Wright School 3 30 to 4 15 p m for those not at Wright or Concord. Wright signups Tuesday for Wright 9 a m Concord 10 30 a m. Two leagues with Dave Crowell supervisor. Four teams in wae School League north of tracks and High School League south of downtown tracks. Wright League Monday and Wednesday. High School League Tuesday and Thursday. Eligible by school district. Columbus boys in High School League. Other towns placed as openings. Wright League report June 10 1 p m and June 12 1 p m. High School League report June 1 and June 13 1 p m at CAHS. Opening week June 17.
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Crotty Clymer Rally Halts Iun As Barney's Walks Off
In Clymer at the Peak field Bernard's trailed 29 to 0 against Iun at the Peak, quitting in the bottom of the fourth after suffering one hit. In Corry Crotty Ferrando climbed to first in percentage with a 19 to 5 win over Sherman, solidifying top standings.
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Mixed Doubles Bowling and Pro Football Move Highlight Local Sports
The brief notes Bowling Bowl airs mixed doubles with scores 715, 212 to 175-517 and highlights Bob McKay signing with the Chicago Fire after leaving the Cleveland Browns. Other items include Dairylea hitters dominating Bernard's softball team with a 24-2 stretch, Don Sperry’s fourth win in 1974, and upcoming non league tiebreaker action as Crotty heads to Clymer.
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Moose Has Surgery For Blood Clot
Pirates pitcher Bob Moose underwent a 30 hour operation to remove a blood clot from the pitching shoulder. Team doctor Joseph Finegold said Moose will require a lengthy recovery but is expected to pitch again. Moose was replaced by Larry Demery after Wednesday night’s game against San Diego.
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