Lakers Win Named Most Significant Victory of the Year
Los Angeles coach Bill Sharman called the 135-134 win over Milwaukee the most significant of the year as the series moved to Milwaukee for game three in the Western NBA playoff finals. Controversy persisted over the final two Los Angeles points.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Laker
Bill Sharman
Milwaukee
Happy Hairston
Jerry West
Lakers
Jim McMillian
Corry Jamestown II Captures City Volleyball Crown
Sixth-place CJ Jamestown II upset post season foes to win the City Recreation Volleyball League title. CJ defeated Penelec 3-2 after tying the series with a 15-13 final in Game five. Captain Dick Melzer led a seven-man squad over Penelec while Jim Daniels Pat Maier and Bill Jones starred. CJ earlier beat last year’s champions Paul’s Men's Wear and upset Methodist Church to clinch the championship.
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City Recreation
Corry Jamestown II
Penelec
Dick Melzer
Bob Anthony
Jim Daniels
Jerry Rushin
Pat Maier
Bill Jones
Marty Pfinsgraff
Utah Jackson
Ed Jackson
Jerry
Clayton
Dimsey
George Barr
Tony Shampoe
Paul
Strong Methodist Church
Owners Study New Strike Ending Plan
NEW YORK AP The baseball strike drifts to Chicago where 24 major league owners will review a fresh bid to end the stalemate. Marvin Miller says progress toward a settlement follows two talks with John Gaherin as the dispute centers on pay for postponed games and whether to count them in a 162 game season.
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New York
Chicago
Marvin Miller
Striking Players’ Association
John Gaherin
Miller
Gaherin
St Thomas School honors athletes at annual Sports Banquet
St Thomas School officials honored the athletes cheerleaders and coaches at the annual Sports Banquet in the school auditorium. Vic Cragg Frank Frisina and Rev John Lucas presented awards to sixth seventh and eighth grade athletes who received T shirts sweat shirts and jackets. Tom Barringer guest speaker and Iroquois High School coach. Todd Triscuit won the outstanding sportsmanship trophy.
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St. Thomas
Corry Area High School
Vic Cragg
Frank Frisina
John Lucas
Tom Barringer
Todd Triscuit
CAHS Netters Lose Match At St. Mark's
Corry Area High School tennis team fell 7-0 at St. Mark's in Erie. Only Beaver to win a set was none. singles results included Dave Mosier defeating Steve Loveland 6-3 6-2 and Tim Skonieczki beating John Mulroy 6-4 6-1. Doubles saw St. Mark's win 6-0 6-1 and 6-0 6-0. The Beavers next scrimmage Clymer and then play Titusville Monday.
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Erie
St. Mark's
Beavers
George Fawcett
Beaver
Steve Loveland
Dave Mosier
John Mulroy
Tim Skonieczki
Skonieczki
Phil Netti
Chris Levien
Tom Kearn
Rick Loveland
Richard Dopierala
Bob Cummings
Girl golfer wins bid to play on Norfolk boys team
Federal judge temporarily enjoined Norfolk High officials from blocking Debbie Reed from competing against the boys in golf. The school has no girls team, and the suit argues she faces unconstitutional discrimination for being a girl. Debbie's father George Reed filed the suit seeking equal access and full scheduling of postponed matches.
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Neb
Debbie Reed
Norfolk
Debbie
Norfolk High
George D. Reed
Corry Riflemen Beat Coudersport at Home in Narrow Win
Corry Area High School rifle team defeated Coudersport 1815 to 1716 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club in Columbus. Dru Gusken led with 378, Rhae Giacoma had 368, Jim Shaver 371, Pat Migliaccio 351, and Steve Huleman in the top five. Coach Ron Rairie praised the win as the Beavers’ second over Coudersport and a return to form after a prior meeting with Bradford.
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Coudersport
Columbus
Beavers
Dru Gusken
Rhae Giacoma
Dru
Rhae
Jim Shaver
Pat Migliaccio
Steve Huleman
Itr
Ron Rairie
Beaver
Bradford
Owls
Corry Shooters
Kane
Wolves
Two Corry Teams Face Road Contests
Two Corry Area High School varsity squads head out this week for away games. The baseball team, led by Jim Poole, travels to Erie to play the Erie ast Warriors in search of its first win after opening defeat at Loveland Field. The track team, coached by Chapman Clark and Lance Pledger, goes to Franklin to face the Knights, hoping for a first win following a season opening loss to McDowell. The Beaver-Knight meet is set for 4 p.m. at Miller Sibley Field, Franklin, with a tight predicted matchup.
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Corry Area
Jim Poole
Erie
Erieast Warriors
Orange and Black
Diamondmen
Beavers
Loveland Field
Poolemen
Chapman Clark
Lance Pledger
Franklin
Knights
Beaver Cindermen
McDowell Trojans
Greenville
Sharpsville
Beaver
Blanche Zajac Leads Bowling To Victory.Last Night's Action
Blanche Zajac rolled 202 and 95 for a 561 series to lead last night's regular bowling action while Ann Gibas and Fran Jukes led the Wednesday Night Girls' League headpin tourney. Gibas had 98 for best single game and Jukes top series at 255. Other high games included 194 and 272 by Zajac, 841 series by Zajac, and 183s by Wotus and Wickwire among others.
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Blanche Zajac
Ann Gibas
Fran Jukes
Gibas
Jukes
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