Beaver thinclads set high goals for 1970 season
Corry Area School heads into 1970 with eight lettermen returning and a build year ahead. Co head coach Max Bennink says the Beavers aim to reclaim the Section crown after losing it to Franklin Knights last season. Bennink and Chapman Clark lead the staff with Tim Marks and Gene Wilkins assisting as they push CAHS athletes since March 16 to stay focused and improve despite limited experience.
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Baseball Opens Second Century With Openers Across Leagues
The 1970 baseball season begins with the American League at Washington and the National League at Cincinnati as Detroit meets Dick Bosman while Joe Sparma faces Jim Merritt. The Mets defend their title against Pittsburgh as Milwaukee debuts at home after relocating from Seattle amid off field turmoil.
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Calvin Murphy Becomes NBA's Shortest Player at 5'10
SAN DIEGO AP Calvin Murphy, 5'10 and famed Niagara scoring, signed with the San Diego Rockets. The contract reportedly worth 300000 over three years, with Murphy joining a team that allowed 121 points per game last season. He is praised for speed and hands, though defense questions loom.
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Knicks Bullets Last Tilt in Eastern Semi Final Clash
The Knicks and Bullets face a decisive seventh game in New York after Baltimore outscored New York 96 87 to force a tied series. Gus Johnson and Earl Monroe sparked the Bullets with 28 and 29 points respectively while Walt Frazier led the Knicks with 18. The Hawks eliminated Chicago, and Los Angeles and Phoenix eye game six as the Suns lead the Lakers 3 2 in the West semifinals. MIT wins the Boston Dinghy Cup on the Charles River with 74 points.
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Corry Y swimmers pace Pennsylvania meet finish at York
Carol Harvey finishes third in the 50 yard freestyle and ninth in the 100 yard freestyle in the junior division at the Pennsylvania YMCA swimming and diving championships in York. Jim Stahl places sixth in the 100 yard breaststroke and seventh in the 200 yard individual medley in the senior division. Other top results include Drew Furst and Jeff Furst in cadet events, Jon Bennett and teammates in relays, Kay Kelsey and Becky Hanna in individual events, and a ninth place for the girls' prep 200 yard freestyle relay team.
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Player Captures Greensboro Open with 65 Threatening Masters
Dateline Greensboro Gary Player charged from a tight pack to win the Greater Greensboro Open Golf title with a final round 65. He said the win comes a week before the Masters and praised his early form after four weeks in the United States. In Boston, Patriots directors selected Foxboro for a new 37000 seat home after occupying a string of sites in ten years.
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Junior Bowlers Win Districts in Corry Sharon Meet
Five Corry junior bowling teams traveled to Sharon for a district tournament. The Unknowns won the boys division and the Bowlairettes won the bantam girls division. The two teams advance to the state junior bowling tournament in Bristol on May 16. Wendy Scouten led the Bowlairettes with a 435 series while Lisa Shumsky added a 145 game. Paul Goodwill topped the boys with a 567 series, followed by Bob Katulich at 561. Goodwill had 189, 155, 223 and Katulich 223, 163, 175. Other high games included Gary Goodwill with 205 and Doug Knapp with 167 and 164. The event is sponsored by the American Junior Bowling Congress.
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Corry Mat Trio Falls in State Junior Olympics
Corry three entrants at the State Junior Olympics in Dubois were all defeated in preliminaries. Scott Crowell lost 7-0 at 115 pounds, Danny Cole was stopped 6-0 in 80 pounds, and Curt Bailey dropped a 1-0 overtime decision at 70 pounds after a penalty point. The state appearance closes Corry recreation wrestling for the season.
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