Methodists Dominate Loop Playoff Route In Volleyball League
The Men's Fncreation Volleyball League concludes the regular season with Methodists and Pauls finishing atop Standings A and B respectively. Standings show Methodists beating Stompers 18-14 and 18-12 to claim 14 points, while Pauls edge Contenders 19-18 and 306 to reach top totals. The top four advance to post season Wednesday at Corry area High School, with Kim Thompson noting the overall champion will be decided by total points across standings.
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Still Perfect Corry Girls Volleyball Season Continues Strong
Corry's girls volleyball team extended a perfect 12 0 record after Thursday wins in Meadville, nearly clinching their fourth straight Section II title. Key player Kathy Walsh, seen poised for a one handed return, has been central to the streak in her first year as spiker after a noted basketball career.
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Anne Morton
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60 World Series Set For Thursday
Erie reports on the 1960 World Series heartbreak, Mickey Mantle crying after the loss to the Pirates. The PBS telecast features Mantle, Bobby Richardson, Tony Kubek with Pirates guests Danny Murtaugh Vernon Law and Bill Mazeroski and NBC’s Bob Prince discussing the series.
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New York
Bobby Hichardson
Tony Kubek
Sportsostalgia
Pirates
Danny Murtagh
Vernon Law
Bill Mazerowski
Pittsburgh
NBC
Bob Prince
Hawks Win No 1 Pick
NEW YORK AP The Atlanta Hawks earned the No 1 NBA draft pick after a chin flip with the Chicago Bulls. The team faces two paths: select 7-foot Robert Pariah Centenary or 6-10 Leon Douglas Alabama, or trade for John Gianetti Neal Wal Phil Jackson and cash before New York drafts Parish. The Bulls are expected to take Indiana star Scott May next.
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National Basketball Association
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Centenary
Leon Douglas
Alabama
New York Knicks
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Parish
Hawks
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Scott May
Indiana
Grove City Opens 1976 Tennis Schedule With Pitt Date
Grove City College men begin 1976 tennis with a March 29 contest against Pitt. Eight home matches, includes Duquesne Slippery Rock and Edinboro. Team trips to Jekyll Island aim to shape lineup and form. Returning lettermen Mark Farrell Rich Loveland Al Traver Mike Zellers anchor lineup with hopeful depth at other positions. Beaver County boosters set spring sports banquet meeting next Wednesday at City Building 8 20 p.m. Public welcome.
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Slippery Rock
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al Traver
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Westlake
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Tom Shaw
Scot Golfers Open 31 Straight Wins This Season
Edinboro State’s golf team aims to extend a string of victories as six lettermen return for a strong lineup led by NCAA All-American Dale Loeslein and Jay Spitale. Senior Jerry Kennedy adds depth as the Scots prepare for a 1976 season opener in April at Grave City.
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Seafs
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Fairview
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Mogadore
Kennedy
Grave City
Biazarro Tuneup Bout Set Before Duran Clash
Biazarro will fight Manuel Torrey in a tuneup on Thursday April 15 in dlanupolis as a lead in to his May 22 world welterweight title clash with Roberto Duran at the Erie County Fieldhouse. Torres carries a 10-6 record with five knockouts and has rarely been knocked down in his pro career. Bizcarrote, ranked fifth by Magazine, trains daily at the Erie Boxing Center on West 121st Street.
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Lou Bissarru
Manuel Torrey
Dlanupolis
Roberto Duran
Erie County
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Bizcarrote
Erie
Erie Boxing Center
West Tth Street
Doctor critiques football helmet design in patient letter
A local doctor writes to Mr Hanna detailing safety concerns about modern football helmets. He argues the helmets are too heavy with high center of gravity and suggests lighter materials, reduced face mask leverage, and improved chin strap fixation to limit cervical spine stress. He cites X ray anatomy and notes consulting neurosurgeons and helmet makers.
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Tine
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Tdo
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Mets Hope For Bats After Arms See-saw Shift
The Mets rebuilt with arms like Seaver Matlack Koosman and Lolich while trading Rusty Staub for a struggling Mickey Lolich and rookie Billy Baldwin. New manager Joe Frazier leads a lineup featuring Grote Kranepool Torre Millan Harrelson Garrett and Kingman Unser Vail, with questions at third and right field as injuries and shifts loom.
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Tigers Eyes Onward After Winter Roster Shakeup
Detroit Baseball: 1975 prospects loom as manager Ralph Houk reshapes lineup with Staub Johnson and Taylor additions. Hiller and Lolich returns, Campbell aims to avoid 102 losses, predicts Tigers fighting for fourth or fifth in the East despite doubts about miracle turnarounds.
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Samp
Expos Begin Youth Movement in 1976 NL Season
Montreal Expos pursue a rapid ascent with a young roster under manager Karl Kuehl. Major leaguers Steve Rogers and Dennis Blair anchor a mostly 24 or younger pitching staff as the team weighs infield and bullpen depth amid a power-starved lineup.
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