Ryan Looks Sharp In Midseason Form In AP Report
Nolan Ryan displays control in a spring training outing, fanning 10 in five innings, throwing 72 pitches with 51 strikes. The report notes his ongoing midseason-like form amid varying spring results for teams including the Dodgers, Cubs, Cardinals, and Rangers, and mentions other spring activities and notable performances.
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Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Baltimore
Ryan Ald
Willie McQovey
California Angels
San Diego Padres
Terry Fordler
Chicago White Sox
Qarie
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Hank Aaron
King
Milwaukee Brewers
San Francisco Giants
Rick Monday
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
A's
St. Louis Cardinals
Catfish Hunter
Keith Hernandez
New York Yankees
Texas Rangers
Minnesota
Larry Hisle
Steve Braun
Twins
Texas
Atlanta
Blue Moon
Odom
Roger Moret
Max Leon
Ricky Camp
Rangers
John Vakovich
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Larry Milbourne
Houston Astros
Montreal Expos
Corry Beaverette Girls Named March Athletes of the Month
The Corry Beaverette basketball team earned March Athletes of the Month honors from the Corry Beaver Club. The district X PIAA champions posed with ex-president Zip Cragg, with captains Kathy Walsh and Anne Morton amid the line of players and the coach Linda Yeaney. Journal photo credit McCray.
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Corry Beaverette
Corry Beaver Club
Beaver Club
Zip Cragg
Amny Rogers
Donna Volpe
Linda Yeaney
McCray
Dunking Returns in College Basketball Rules Change
The National Rules Committee voted in Philadelphia to allow dunking during games of the 1976-77 season. Coaches and players react with optimism while noting technical fouls for pregame warmups and intermissions. changes also extend the game clock after certain officiating errors.
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Hales
Michigan
Johnny Orr
Lepesant
National Rules Committee
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
Ivan
Orr
Wolverines
Indiana
Robert Parlah
Centenary College
YMCA
Race Albrecht
St. Louis University
Cilford Fa Fagan
Fagan
Higin
Farin Sd
Cavs Move Into First in Central Division Chase
The Cavaliers climb to the top of the NBA Central Division, moving above Washington with a 1,330–1,? record and a 60 percent mark. Maravich leads Utah past Cleveland as Bibby and Cleamons help seal the win. Washington drops a 688 verdict to Golden State as Curry rallies.
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Jazz
Superdome
Taal Fitch
Maravich
Pete
Henry
Bibby
Jim Cleamons
Jim Chones
Austin Carr
Cleveland
Cleamons
Cavs
Warriors
Bullet
Phil Smith
Golden State
Washington
Rick Barry
Pac
Canadiens Set NHL Points Record as Lafleur Stars
Guy Lafleur scored four goals and added three assists to push toward the NHL scoring title, powering the Montreal Canadiens to a 7-3 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. He reached 120 points, seven ahead of Bobby Clarke, as Montreal set a new record with 123 points, with two games remaining for the Canadiens and three for the Flyers. Jacques Lemaire and Petter Mahovlich also contributed.
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Montreal
Guy Lafleur
Montreal Canadiens
Pittsburgh Penguins
Lafleur
Philadelphia
Bobby Clarke
Canadiens
Flyers
NHL
Boston Bruins
Jacques Lemaire
Pets Mahovlich
McElroy Guakea Lead Pistolmen In 22 Caliber Action
Corry shooters topped Gem City in 22 caliber and center-fire events led by Norm McElroy and Dru Guskea. McElroy posted an 281 in 22 caliber while Guskea had a 270 in CF. Pirozzola, Lindberg, Jerone, and Brady posted strong CF scores as Montreal and St Louis hockey notes close the night with Lemaire reaching 20 goals and Berenson joining the century mark in a crowded scoring night.
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Corry
Gem City
Norm. McElroy
Wayne Lugalla
Dru Guskea
Paul Pirozzola
Pirozzola
Tom Brady
Gusken
Kirt Lindberg
Denny Jerone
Edinboro Thinclads Open Season At Tennessee Meet
Edinboro arrives for the 1976 outdoor season opening with a clash against Tennessee and Miami of Ohio in Knoxville. Coach Doug Watts stresses competing with top programs as four-point scorers return and standout freshman additions join the squad, including Mark Ladika, the ex-Corry Area High School mile sensation and 4 09 company record holder.
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Edinboro
Pennsylvania
Doug Watts
Thinclas
University of Tennessee
Miami of Ohio
Knoxville
Tennessee Volunteers
United States
Watts
Aetna
Adme
Corry
Mark Ladiza
Ladika
Stan Sligh Leaves Gannon College Basketball
Stan Sligh departs Gannon College after a troubled season. Coach Ed Sparling praises his size and notes he will reapply for admission before possible eligibility to play next season. Sligh missed one game due to appendicitis during a 16 11 campaign and returns home in August.
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Gannon College
Augus Ite
Gannon
Ed Sparling
Iar
Richard Dunford
Sligh
Tim
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Mchinadis
Karkosh
Bevialre Lode
Southwick
Det Katara
Mary's Daley
Pat Lane
Goca-cola
Cop Wathurs
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Taehane
York
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Tour Raion
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Poon
John’ Deere
Regis
Gallup
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Malin Street
TUX Rentals
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Taules
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John Shumate
Lakers
Herm Gillam
Prod Brown
Seattle
Los Angeles
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Kareem Abdul Jabbar
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Tega
Bob Wea
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Phoenix
JoJo White
Charlie Scott
Nate Hunter
Suns
Alva Adu
Paul Westphal
Pierre Boucnard
Serge Sayard
Bob Gainey
Pierre Larouche
Stan Gilbertson
Fengals
Tree Pola
St. Louis
Lemaire
Allstar
Reggié Leach
Red Berenson
Blues
Toronto
Tennessee
Stan Sligh
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