Corry sportsperson of the year contest narrows field
Voting continues for Corry Evening Journal Sportsperson of the Year ahead of the Beaver Club Banquet. Four candidates lead, with eight or nine total nominees in play. Ballots are at Joe Hand's Bar YMCA and Rite Aid.
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Padres finally win but Bucs now 0 5
The Padres break their winless streak with a 3 2 victory over the Giants as Dave Roberts delivers a clutch game winning single in the seventh. Pittsburgh continues to seek its first win, edged 7 6 by St. Louis after a late rally by the Cardinals. Reds and Braves heavy in action with Cincinnati blasting Atlanta 14 2 behind a two run double by Dave Concepcion. May in Houston scene with Aaron slump continues as Dodgers fall 5 3 to the Astros.
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Jean Brothers Captures Head Pin Bowling Honors
Jean Brothers rolled a 263 to win last night's Bowl-Aire Nite Owls Head Pin Bowling League action. The score topped runner up Wilma Vanssens by nine pins, who finished with 254.
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NBA ABA Playoffs Recap and Upcoming Games
Boston edges Buffalo 106 104 to take 4 3 in a tight series while New York tops Capital My 91 to force 4 2. Detroit meets Chicago in an afternoon clash as series sits tied. CBS highlights New York at Boston on Sunday. Indiana wins 4 to advance past San Antonio 79 in the ABA semifinals. Next games feature Mentuck at New York and Indiana at Utah with schedule notes varied.
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Miami Dolphins Sign Garo Yepremian To Contract
The National Football League team Miami Dolphins signed placekicker Garo Yepremian to a multi year contract. The report notes the action amid a flurry of hockey and football items including Stanley Cup data and various playoff mentions.
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Stockton Surges With 66 To Lead Masters Round Three
Defending champion Dave Stockton, the scrambler known for spoiling grooves, shot a six under par 66 to take the Masters lead at Augusta. Miller Barber posted 67 for 142, with Casper Snead Floyd Rodgers Nichols at 141. Aaron Brewer Jacklin among those to miss cut as amateurs failed to qualify.
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Indians Beat Yankees as Perry Quietly Grips First Win
In Cleveland a dry run of Perry spitter controversy ended as the Indians defeated the Yankees 9-1 for their first win in six games. Springstead questioned only one pitch in eighth, cautioned Duncan, while Perry held New York to no hits after late rally. Frank Duffy and John Ellis homered, Buddy Bell added a solo shot, and Cleveland chased Pat Dobson with a six-run fourth.
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Braves Protest Celtics Knicks Move To Finals
Time ran out on Buffalo Coach Jack Ramsay's four year old child. Ramsay, acting the part of a disappointed parent, fussed and famed, then filed an official protest Friday after the game.
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Corry nets edge in rain delayed tennis opener
Corry Area High School opened its season against Clymer in a rain shortened match with a 2-2 official score as two singles wins and a doubles match were completed before postponement to May 16. The Beaver lineup showed momentum with Walsh Britten winning in doubles and Joy and Gould delivering wins.
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