Corry divers place in state youth meet lead
Sawyer and fellow Corry swimmers qualify for the State Y diving and swimming championships after regional runner ups. Sawyer finishes second in regionals at New Kensington despite illness and limited practice. Dave Cochran places ninth in prep diving, with Rozelle and Stahl advancing in juniors. Other Corry qualifiers include Keppel Roehrig Lundy Fuller Counasse and Kovach Counsse Knapp Bennett.
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Penn State Gymnast Steve Cohen Captures NCAA All Around Title
Penn State junior Steve Cohen won the NCAA all around crown with a commanding 60 point total, defeating 16 top collegiate gymnasts. Southern Illinois led early on, but faced stiff resistance from Iowa State, Michigan State, Michigan and California as it chased the team title.
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Pirates Rally Past Yankees In Extra Innings Exhibition Win
In Fort Lauderdale, Pittsburgh erased a late deficit with an 11th inning rally to defeat the New York Yankees 8 to 4 in an exhibition game. Leadoff hits and timely singles from Pagliaroni Lynch Alou Alley fueled the surge, with Hal Reniff tagged for the deciding runs after a scoreless spring.
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No-hitter shatters Astros as Lindblad stars for A's in exhibition
Kansas City blanked Houston 4-0 behind 21 year old Lindblad and reliever John Wyatt, notching the second no-hitter of the spring. Lindblad retired 11 in a row, then faced a walk before finishing sixth. Wyatt added four scoreless innings in relief as Campaneris and others contributed stellar defense.
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Creed Leads Venice Open With One-Stroke Margin
Clifford Ann Creed took a one stroke lead in the Venice Ladies Open at Venice Florida with a one over par 73 in the opening round. A field of 46 professionals saw most struggle on the back nine as Creed was chased by five others at 74.
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A Gunners Beat Amboy By Seven Points
The A team edged Amboy 1454 to 1449 in a close match featuring out of town shooters. John Noble led all scorers with 293, followed by Ike Wassink 292 Jim Weeks 201 G Gaudia 290 and V Robson among the top five.
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Weiskopf Shares Greensboro Open Lead As 3rd Round Opens
Young Tom Weiskopf, once golf-shy, shoots 67 to reach 135 and shares the Greensboro Open lead with Doug Sanders who carded 70 to tie at 135. Al Geiberger sits solo at 136, with Ragan Sikes and Reid tied for fourth at 137. Defending champion Sam Snead and others trail. 75 players make the cut.
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Celtics Not Dead After Rally Against Royals in East Semi
Boston kept playoff hopes alive after a 112-103 comeback win over Cincinnati as Red Auerbach drilled his team in practice. Sam Jones led with 34 points, Havlicek added 28, while Philadelphia awaits with Wilt Chamberlain. Lakers beat St. Louis 129-106 behind West 28 and Baylor 22 as they take a 1-0 West final lead.
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Ohio State golfers struggle with putts in Citrus Open
The two OSU students hit every green in regulation Friday but totaled 34 putts. The round featured Biegi and Wel skopf with parents listed as good golfers. Welskopf finished second in Diego see Oped this year and plans to skip the Greensboro Open. One player withdrew from the Citrus in Orlando after round one to visit parents in Bedford Ohio.
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Friday Night Mixed Couples Bowling Notes
Journal photo credit Johnston. Ladies League results show Mary Ellen Jaquith 512 series and Dana McEldowney 187. Zella Sandberg 5-7 split, Marian Pea 56, Eleanor Mus grave 4-7-9, Marjorie Apps 4-6, Martha Moore 5-6. Friday event lists Jerry Hamilton 204 Pat Craker 67-10 split Dick Muckinhaupt 3-10 Dalton Weidner 5-10.
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Betty Damon crafts stellar Friday Bowl Aire 600 series
Betty Damon delivered a 178 220 223 for a 621 series in the Friday Ladies League at Bowl Aire, marking the second best distaff series of the local bowling season behind Barb Wickwire’s 637. Other Corry women in the 600 club this season include Ann Gluvna 620 Florence Lamielle 603 and Anne Crosscut 602. Last year three 600s were bowled locally, the year before none.
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U S Cagers Triumph Over Penn A All Stars 114 106
U S All Stars defeat Pennsylvania All Stars 114 to 106 in a fast paced game led by Murphy 37 points from Norwalk Conn and Jerry Francis 21 points from Columbus Ohio. Sam Jacino of Farrell top Penn A with 29 points as the PA squad stayed within three late in the fourth.
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B Riflemen Triumph Over Amboy by 52 Points
Corry's B riflemen secured first place with a 1994 to 1342 win over Amboy on the Amboy range. Top scorers for Corry included Bob Bailey 283, Jim Shaver 276, Dexter Grenz 273, and Lloyd Harvey 272.
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Erie Grid Coach Quits For Jeannette Job
Erie Cathedral Prep head football coach Tom Duff resigns after six seasons to lead Jeannette Bay in Westmoreland County. Duff, with a 42-101 record at Prep, will coach football and track and serve as director of athletics while teaching history at Jeannette. The enrollment there is about 700.
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