Board selects Bob Lindsey as wrestling coach for Corry Area High
The Corry School District Board of Education approved Bob Lindsey as head wrestling coach for the 1972 73 season and hired him for a geography and social studies teaching post at 9050 salary with a 910 supplemental wrestling contract. Lindsey, a CAHS 1960 graduate and former Youngsville High School head coach, has taught there five years and started its wrestling program, also directing AAU Jr Olympics events. He is certified in geography social studies and drivers training and lives in the Corry area.
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Loyola Center Tops Draft in No 1 Pick Tale
AP reports LaRue Martin, Loyola Chicago center, lands the No 1 pick by Portland in the NBA draft after a standout rebounding record and strong showings against top college stars. He negotiates with his representative Arthur Morse as offers from Dallas and Portland circulate. McAdoo goes No 2 to Buffalo amid ABA contract fights.
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Beavers Handcuffed By Colonel Hurler
Strong Vincent pitcher Joe Scutella no-hit Corry in a 7-1 CAHL baseball win at Loveland Field. Senior John Crotty took the loss for the Beavers, while Gary Millspay and Mike Luciano produced Corry’s only hits. The Beavers commit three errors as Erie East looms on Thursday at Warrior Field in Erie.
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Beaver Riflemen Beaten by Bradford Owls, Narrow Loss Given
Corry Area High School rifle team lost 1912 to 1812 against Bradford on Bradford's range. Rhae Giacoma led Corry with 376, followed by Shaver 370 Gusken 359 Neese 354 Migliaccio 353. Bradford's top five included Deloe 384 Byerly 382 Deloe 34 Croasman 382 Varone 379. Next, Corry faces Coudersport at home.
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Baseball players seek pension deal amid strike roadblock
In New York, MLB players meet to discuss a retroactive pension offer while owners split over back pay for strike days. Marvin Miller calls the issue a terrible roadblock. Charles Finley and others move toward compromise on pension terms and makeup pay, arguing players deserve full salaries if the 162 game schedule is completed.
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Owners Offer Raises Pension Health Care Sum In Strike Talks
The owners' latest money proposal totals 400000 for pension benefits on the pension package, atop their earlier public offer of 490000 earmarked for health care within the broader plan. The strike remains unresolved as both sides seek a fair offer.
Pirates Won’t Get Retroactive Pay, Galbreath Says
Pittsburgh owner Dan Galbreath says retroactive pay is the major hurdle in MLB players strike talks and there will be none for Pirates. He warns the 1972 season may be in jeopardy if talks drag on, as the team favors a calendar-based pay system and argues season start fairness. Joe Brown notes starting late would distort division races and deny a true champion.
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