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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1973
Page
9
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions prayer and vows with garbled words and names. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places can be confirmed.
Corry Harriers upset Warren 27 to 28 to claim third place in Section 2 standings. Christensen's 15:07 led a five-runner sub 15:45 feat, with Rick and Feana key in the late surge. Shomody injured on the clay hill, but coach Hy Daley hailed the Beavers’ biggest win as they prepare for a triangular with Harborcreek and McDowell at Frontier Park.
Cold start dooms Corry girls varsity as Rocky Grove handily takes the game 45 to 33. Lisa Albers leads with 12 points while Kathy Walsh is held to eight. Debbie Connor dominates rebounding and play. JVs lose 23 22 in a tight finish.
Corry Junior High School battled Eisenhower to a 14 14 tie at Talter's field after a opening play score. Steve Rushin connected twice with Jim Muckinhaupt and Mike Miller for a late equalizer as both teams traded scoring drives. The Beavers, now 2 2 1, face Franklin on Oct 20.
Ralph Houk takes over the Detroit Tigers on a three year contract, replacing Billy Martin who was fired. The 54 year old former Yankee manager vows optimism and aims to erase the thin line between losing and winning while addressing a wary, passionate fan base. He inherits a club that finished third in the AL East and says he does not go into any venture with the thought of losing.
Mike Maedji and Pat Maier win twice each as the Hypers defeat the previously unbeaten Bombers 49 to 45. The Cruisers beat the Subs 52 to 42 behind wins from Bob Moore and Chuck Campbell, giving every team a victory through four outings.
In Oakland Ken Holtzman and Jim Hunter led the Athletics past Baltimore 3-0 to clinch the pennant and set up a World Series showdown with the New York Mets. Ray Fosse Gene Tenace and Vida Blue starred as Oakland rallied from a late deficit to win the best of five.
Larry McCray smashed a 289 for single game bowling honors in Corry area action last night. Ray Higley added 232 and Stan Woloszyn 231 as other high scores. Dick Paver 229 also noted. Winnipeg Jets coach Bobby Hull will give a steer prize for the World Hockey Association opener against Vancouver Blazers, with Hull owning cattle ranch land near Winnipeg.
Cincinnati faces a 2-2 start with key injuries thinning the roster. Coach Paul Brown activated rookie Tim George after Charlie Joiner broke a collar bone in the loss to Cleveland. Brown plans rookies George and Isaac Curtis at receiver as Cincinnati battles 4-0 Pittsburgh with multiple sidelined players.
At the Corry-Warren game fans may see no time on the scoreboard as the clock has been awaiting repair parts for three weeks. Officials may keep time if the temporary fixes fail, with the United Parcel Service strikestranding parts between here and Webster City and Athletic Director Lou Hanna noting attempts to repair locally.
In ABA action, Denver Rockets beat San Diego 135-11 as Ralph Simpson scored 34 for the Rockets, while Carolina crushed Virginia 133-96. Wilt Chamberlain coached San Diego to a 121-106 win over San Antonio the night before, but termed ABA talent stronger than expected. Dwight Lamar led San Diego with 20 points. Jim Chones had 26 for the Cougars. In Atlanta, the Hawks defeated the Lakers 129-102 behind Lou Hudson’s 34 points and 10 in a third-quarter burst, as defensive pressure and team defense sealed the win for the unbeaten club.
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