Weeks Beats Courtright In Clymer Clash At Net
Weeks and Courtright renew a local tennis rivalry with Weeks defeating Courtright 7-5 6-3 as Corry tops Clymer 3-2. Beavers Rainesalo Morgan win doubles to salvage two of three 1977 outings. Next week Corr/Meadville/Oil City on schedule.
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Kings Bruins 76 Kings Edge Short OT Chance
Kings playoff hopes fade as Bruins surge from 31 and 53 deficits to win 76 in the Stanley Cup quarter final. Sabres Islanders Flyers Canadiens Blues also in action with key outcomes. Mark Ladika calls for umpires as Corry Little League seeks entries for season amid ongoing school ties.
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Champion Hand's Bar Clinches YMCA League Title
In Corry Thursday night Joe Handan’s athletic team Hand's Bar won the YMCA Recreation Basketball League title by defeating Fox Insurance 61 to 39. Team members include Al Pearce Bobby Cummings and Jim Harvey. Present were sponsor Joe Hand Captain Jim Dolan Rusty Buesink and Kevin Sutton. Missing is Harry Crawford.
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Celtics Beat Spurs 113 109 to Reach 76ers Series
JoJo White again starred for Boston with 38 points as the Celtics sweep the Spurs 2 0 to advance to a quarterfinal against Philadelphia. Campy Russell 22 and Foot Walker 20 led Cleveland over Washington 91 03, while Chicago beat Portland 107 104 amid a second quarter fight. Officials on strike monitored the Chicago game.
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Final East West game features CC Christensen at Bradford
CC's final game highlight includes Bradf ord to host the annual East West high school basketball event with Chris Christensen shooting at 61 percent. Bucks pick first in NBA draft as Milwaukee earns edge over Kansas City Kings. Burrows to wrestle in Meadville as part of the Second Annual Sports Spectacular ahead of an all star basketball clash. General McLane wins district XI girls volleyball title by defeating Seneca 15-13 15-7, with Meadville and Corry advancing. Wisconsin Rapids manager Tom Zimmer resigns over facilities and lodging issues.
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Warren's Wozneak dominates Corry loss for Dragons
Warren ace Joe Wozneak pitched a four hitter with nine strikeouts and a long triple to pace a 7-3 victory over Corry Area High School. Beaver batters were bested as Warren improved to 1 0 in Section I play while Meadville looms in a Loveland Field doubleheader later today.
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Dragons Rally Inning Upsets Meadville Pitch Duel
A scoreless pitching duel gave way to a Dragons surge in the fifth as Larry Neel delivered a three run double and Wozniak added a triple. Meadville starter Li Frisina and Jim Moats were slated to pitch the noon opener, with the Bulldogs aiming to respond.
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Phillies Beat Expo Opener as Stanhouse Falters in Montreal
Montreal's Olympic Stadium opening drew 57,592, but Expo pitcher Stanhouse struggled early and bounded with a brief first inning flourish. The Phillies pushed across seven runs as Dane Torg and Jay Johnstone doubled in two, and Stanhouse yielded decisive runs in the second inning.
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