Corry Trackers Roll Cranberry In 107 43 Meet
Corry Area High School opened the season with a 107 to 43 victory over Cranberry at Howard J. Shwen Field. The Beavers dominated track events led by John Sehelnoy and Rod Burrows with several school records and multiple firsts. Cranberry's Andres posted a dash win, but Corry swept relays and field events to secure the win. The team heads to face Warren Dragons Friday after Warren toppled Franklin 84 66.
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Stockton leads in the meet with Ziegler and Theisen in podium spots as Corry, Swart, and Harrison key distance wins. Multiple events report close margins, with Corry anchored relays and Mackey teammates earning top placements in sprints and field events.
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A's Preview New Coliseum Home With 50,000 Crowd
Oakland Athletics, tied for third in the American League, get a first look at their new Coliseum home before a sellout 50,000. Gov Ronald Reagan, Baseball Commissioner William Eckert, AL President Joe Cronin and other officials attend. Mascot Charles O along with owner Charles Finley and family part of a high profile evening as UC marching band and Tennessee Ernie Ford are noted in the program.
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Briles Leads Cardinals Past Braves In 6-2 Win
Nelson Briles limited Atlanta to two unearned runs over eight innings, earning his second win of the season as St. Louis beat the Braves 6-2 to pull even atop the league standings with idle Houston. Joe Hoerner finished the ninth. Cepeda driven by four hits and three RBIs supported Briles, while McCarver’s foul pop drop opened the door for Aaron and Alou’s run-scoring singles.
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Teers Still Battling For Playoff Spot Boston
The Philadelphia 76ers and Boston Celtics meet in Boston Garden for a pivotal NBA playoff game to decide the Eastern Division final. The series has twisted expectations as Boston seeks to rebound after losses and force a decisive sixth game in the best of seven.
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NBA Playoff Pressure Builds as Celtics Face Philadelphia
The league notes strong home court swings with Boston losing both home games and Philadelphia winning only one of three. If trends continue, the 76ers could clinch the Eastern finals and meet Los Angeles for the NBA title. otherwise a seventh game in Philadelphia is set for Friday.
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Tigers Dominate Bosox To Open With 9-2 Victory
Detroit knocked off the defending world champions 9 to 2 as a four-run fourth inning broke the game open. Mayo Smith praised the start as the Tigers began a strong season, while Dick Williams lamented Boston’s rough day. The two clubs sparked notable early action amid a day of AL results.
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Good Pitching Now Bucs Can't Get Hits
Pittsburgh manager Shepard says Pirates pitching has been strong but hitting has lagged. He notes five-game stretch yielded 27 hits against them before today's home opener against Houston. Clemente Alley and Stargell mentioned as slumping while Shepard expects offense to come around.
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Princeton picks 6-foot-8 Chris Jhomforde as captain
Princeton University announces Chris Jhomforde a 6 foot 8 inch junior as season captain for next year. Houston Oilers sign halfback Dousay from LSU to a contract in the American Football League.
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