Corry Girls Volleyball win Meadville Tournament title
Corry Area High School girls varsity volleyball, after a 7-0 regular season, defeated Venango Christian Franklin Rocky Grove and Titusville to reach the Meadville final. They dropped the second game 15-11 but recovered to win 15-10 and claim the Meadville tournament crown. They advance to district playoffs on April 20.
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Frisina and Ruth on youth focus in baseball coaching
CAHS coach Joe Frisina and Babe Ruth stress that coaching should start with the very young. They argue early instruction shapes habits, as colleges and pros emphasize youth development to build lasting fundamentals. Eisenhower High adds to the 1974 track schedule with Corry Area as teams meet Wednesday.
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Corbett Leads Clarion Shot Put Show in Opener
Dan Corbett, former Corry star and CAHS standout, enters his final collegiate season at Clarion State College as the Golden Eagles prepare to meet Geneva in the opener. The senior shatters expectations as a top shot putter while balancing circus duties.
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Tennis Match Date Switched in Meadville Rivalry
Tennis coach Dave Mitchell announced the May 3 match at Meadville has been moved to May 2 to avoid prom conflicts. The team opens its 1974 season on Wednesday with an away game at Clymer at o'clock as the local netmen start their campaign.
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Hebner Homers Twice As Cards Beat Pirates In Opener
The St Louis Cardinals rallied twice to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 5 in 10 innings. Ted Sizemore drove in the tying and winning runs after Lou Brock sparked a late rally with a bunt and timely hits. Richie Hebner homered twice for Pittsburgh, as San Francisco downs Houston 5 1 and Los Angeles overwhelms San Diego 8 0.
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Aaron to sit out remaining Cincinnati games
Atlanta Braves manager Eddie Mathews said Hank Aaron would not play in the final two games in Cincinnati. Aaron had tied Babe Ruth with 714 career homers, and Mathews hoped he would thrill Atlanta fans with a return at home.
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Streakers Fights and Nolan Ryans Opening Day Show
Streakers raced around the ballpark and fights erupted as Nolan Ryan worked for the California Angels in an 8-2 win over the Chicago White Sox on Opening Day. Ryan allowed 10 walks and threw 138 pitches before striking out four as fans clashed and others ran onto the field amid 37 degree weather. Lee Stanton led the Angels with a three RBI day, while other games saw the Red Sox beat the Brewers 9-8 and the Orioles edge the Tigers 3-2 in debut reactions.
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Colonels Rally Past Cougars In ABA Semifinal Opener
Kentucky's Artis Gilmore starred with 34 points and 20 rebounds as the Colonels beat the Carolina Cougars 99-96 to take a 2-0 lead in the ABA Eastern Division semifinal. Defenses clamped down late, with Louie Dampier and Ron Thompson sealing it with free throws.
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Gannon hires cage coach Sparling to lead Pirates
Ed Sparling 38, longtime basketball coach and athletic director at College of Steubenville, named head coach at Gannon College. He replaces Dave Markey, fired after a 15-1 season. Sparling vows full court press and fast break to push Gannon toward a national tournament team.
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Expos Trade Stoneman to Angels for Undisclosed Sum
Montreal Expos ship pitcher Bill Stoneman to the California Angels for an undisclosed cash amount. Angels acquire a veteran right hander to bolster their rotation as the Expos reshuffle their staff.
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Untouchables Capture Mr Mrs Bowling League Title
The Untouchables won the Friday Night Mr and Mrs League championship by two and one half games over the Top Cats as Bob Lindstrom rolled 246 and Perry McCray added 224.
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