Longball Blasts Cards Bucs Sweep Doubleheader
The Pirates rally to beat the Cardinals 4-3 in 10 innings and 5-3 in the nightcap, helped by Manny Sanguillen’s sacrifice fly, Bob Robertson’s homer, and a five-run surge highlighted by Milt May and Gene Alley. Dodgers, Reds, Expos, and Astros also won. Philadelphia and New York had a rainout.
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Gene Clines
Manny Sanguillen
Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Robertson
Milt May
Gene Alley
World Series champs start 1973 with losses as Tigers beat Indians
The 1972 champions Oakland A's and New York Yankees both opened winless in three games. Minnesota tops them, while Detroit blanked Cleveland 4-0 and Kansas City edged California 6-5. Boston’s Orlando Cepeda homered late as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 4-3. Sloppy defense hurt Oakland with misplays by Sal Bando and Ken Holtzman.
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Oakland
Gene Tenace
A's
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Orlando Cepeda
Boston
Sparky Lyle
Red Sox
Yanks
Cleveland
Kansas City
California
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Chicago
Texas
Ken Holtzman
Sal Bando
Rod Carew
Holtzman
Minnesota
Danny Walton
Twins
Cepeda
Lyle
Yankees
Thurman Munson
George Medich
Carl Yastrzemski
Reggie Smith
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ah Ankwauker
St. Louis
New York West
Houston
San di
San Francisco
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Wilwaukee
Montreal
San.Diego
D. Tod
Nelson
Aflenta
Morton
N. Los Angeles
Osleen
Reuss
Crawford
San Diego
Caldwell
San Francista
Bryent
Corry Skeet Team Drops First Match
The Corry Red and Gun Club Skeet team lost its season opener 244-242 to Union City in Union City. Ed Bielawski and Ron Schrecengost led Corry with 49s, followed by Bud Watrous, Bill Conklin, and Dick Starks with 48s. The next match is Sunday April 29 at Franklin.
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Corry
Red and Gun Club
Skeet
Union City
Ed Bielawski
Ron Schrecengost
Bud Watrous
Bill Conklin
Dick Starks
Bielawski
Schrecengost
Franklin
Knicks Nears Finals as Bullets Vanish in MSG
In Madison Square Garden the Knicks beat the Baltimore Bullets 109-99 to advance to the NBA finals, ending Baltimore’s playoff run and signaling the franchise’s move next season to Largo Maryland. Chicago beat Los Angeles 98-94 and Atlanta topped Boston 97- in other Sunday NBA action.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Monroe
Lucas
Knick
Baltimore Bullets
Knicks
Baltimore
National Basketball Association
NBA
Largo
Washington D.C
Chicago
Los Angeles
Atlanta Hawks
Boston
Golden State
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Utah
San Diego
Conquistadors
Virginia
Denver
Kentucky
Indiana
Bullets
Gene Shue
Earl Monroe
Walt Frazier
Oosterhuis Leads Masters as Nicklaus Trails
Peter Oosterhuis, a 50-1 dark horse from England, opened a three-stroke lead entering the final round at Augusta National after a 68 that gave him 211. Jack Nicklaus struggled with a 73 to 219, while Ben Crenshaw and amateur Gregor Wilson vie nearby as a weather-affected field prepares for the last 18 holes.
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Augusta
England
Peter Oosterhuis
Augusta National
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Oosterhuis
Ben Crenshaw
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Ozaki
Masashi
Jamieson
Jameison
Snead
Sam
Cbs-Tv
Pacific
Jimmy Jamieson
Bob Goalby
J.C. Snead
John Miller
Tormy Aaron
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Masashi Ozaki
Japan
Gardner Dickinson
Bruce Devlin
Dave Stockton
Bob Dickson
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Frank Beard
Babe Hiskey
Jack
Miller
San Francisco
Rodriguez
Goalby
CAHS Girls Set to Extend Streak Against Cranberry
Corry Area High School undefeated CAHS girls volleyball team hosts Cranberry at CAHS gym aiming to extend their 49 match winning streak. Last week CAHS beat Rocky Grove 15-1 15-0 in varsity, while juniors swept Orioleettes 15-5 15-6 15-8 led by Louise Kolaja. Junior high beat Rocky Grove 15-0, Barb Brant top scorer.
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Corry Area High School
Cranberry
CAHS
Corry
Rocky Grove
Beaverettes
Orioleettes
Louise ‘'Weasle
Kolaja
Maria Emmons
Pat’Sack
Corryites
Barb Brant
Winans High Single 235 Leads Weekend Bowling
Winans topped the weekend with a 235 single game and a 614 series in the Late Mixed Doubles League. Kip Caruso added a 193 and 515 in the Mixed Doubles, Allene Utegg a 191, plus other high marks from the event.
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Jim Winans
Winans
Kip Caruso
Allene Utegg
Eme
Mack
Dave Swanson
Kyle Thompson
Eldon Edwards
Marion Mack
Allene Iitega
Marty Chapman
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Love
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Lou Hudson
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Sheila Clark
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Borr Clark
Steve Woloson
Julie Peterson
Mark Harmimond
Denny Kubiak
Jolt Whaley
Corry Foodliner
Columbia
Troyer's Potato Chips
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Mary and
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