All-State College Basketball Team Named In Pennsylvania
LaSalle star Joe Bryant and Bill Taylor headline the 1974-75 AP All-State selections. Also on the first team are Ron Hargier of Penn, Henry Horne of Lafayette, and Jesse Campbell of Mercyhurst. Second and third teams include Norm Nixon, Jeff Clark, Gerry Purnell, Charley Wise, Keith Starr, Randy Meister, Frank DiLeo, Bob Bigelow, and Gerry Walker with numerous honorable mentions and regional notes.
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Associated Press
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Gettysburg
Jeff Clark
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Bucknell
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Philadelphia Textile
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Geneve
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Ron Righter
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Kevin Washington
Temple
Mark Lonella
Kevin Dougherty
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Dennis James
Widener
Ian Stettler
Tom Richard
Jim Daverkirk
Phil Walker
Ailliers Villay
Dick Worth
Haverford
Doug Romanczuk
Drexel
Joe Rogers
Villanove
Bucks Out Pistons In Playoffs After Piston Win
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Chicago Bulls 97 to 89 to clinch a wild card berth in the Western Conference and earn a first round clash with Seattle, while the Milwaukee Bucks were eliminated from playoff contention. Bob Lanier led Detroit with 26 points and became the franchise’s all time leading rebounder. Curtis Rowe and Howard Porter added 18 each. The Sonics beat the Kings 99 to 96 behind Spencer Haywood’s 25 points, with Nate Archibald also scoring 25 for Sacramento. The Bullets routed the Rockets 112 to 85 to reinforce their top seed pursuit, and Boston’s Celtics edged the Braves 95 to 92.
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Beaverettes Clash With Meadville At 6 PM Tonight
Top undefeated teams Corry at 3-0 and Meadville at 4-0 meet in a girls volleyball matchup at the local gym starting at 6 o'clock, with junior varsity preceding and a possible Team No 3 game if Bulldogettes can field a side. The victory advances toward the District X tourney as Hankeyettes showcase power volleyball in a morning pep assembly.
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Girls Try Out For Langhorne Girls Softball Team
In Langhorne Neshaminy Langhorne High School five boys read the Commonwealth Court ruling on sex barriers and decide to try out for the girls softball team after the recent Pennsylvania high school sports ruling.
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PIAA
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Neshaminy-Langhorne High School
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UCLA Names Gene Bartow as New Basketball Coach
UCLA Athletic Director J D Morgan officially chose Gene Bartow to replace John Wooden as Bruins coach. Bartow, praised as a standout teacher and strong defender organizer, comes from Illinois after four successful seasons at Memphis State and follows Wooden’s 20 year era.
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UCLA
J.D. Morgan
Memphis State
Memphis
Morgan
Gene Bartow
John Wooden
Bartow
Bruin
Charles E. Young
Bruins
Wooden
Ilinois
Illinois
Louisville
San Diego
Tony C Swings Hot Bat for Red Sox in Spring
Winter Haven Florida AP Tony Conigliaro in non roster training with Boston may join the Sox sooner than expected after a three hit game against the Phillies and a first spring home run. Darrell Johnson denied any early season recall decision stating none will be made until after the team leaves. If his hot hitting continues, Boston will face a simple call on Conigliaro.
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Darrell Johnson
Conigliaro
Red Sox
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Hank Aaron
John Briggs
Gorman Thomas
Milwauke
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Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Indians
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Perry
Bert Campaneris
Joe Rudi
John Ellis
Ollie Brown
Alan Bannister
Philadelphia
Montreal
Gary Carter
Borbo Rivera
Johnny Bench
Ron
Gary Thomasson
San Francisco
California
Nichols Gears For Big One Marathon Hopeful Seeks Strong Boston Run
Clarion State College junior Joe Nichols trains 120 miles a week as he targets the Boston Marathon on April 21 with hopes of a two hour forty minute showing and top 200 finish. He has qualified for May Nationals in Arkansas and also competes in three and six mile events for Clarion as the outdoor season begins April 2 against California State College.
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Gibson Looks Sharp for Cardinals in Spring Opener
The Associated Press notes veteran righty Bob Gibson, preparing for his 16th season, is ready for the opener with the St. Louis Cardinals. He limited Houston to six hits in a recent exhibition but suffered a 2-1 loss as his team seeks sharp hitting this spring. In other MLB results, multiple games feature notable performances and early-season flare across the league.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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