YMCA Swimmers Honored at Corry Banquet
Corry YMCA boys and girls swim teams were honored at a recent banquet. Top scorers in each class received trophies. boys winners included Mike Zarger, Rich Zarger, Jeff Furst, Rich Parks, Pat Maier, and Drew Furst, while girls winners were Sue Mohr, Gail Pass, Sandy Lansberry, Janell Brown, Mary Gentile, Carol Harvey, and Denise Rozelle. Coaches Dan Harkless and Doug Rozelle attended, alongside aquatic director Bill Cochran and executive director Allan Schell.
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Corry Ymca
Mike Zarger
Rich Zarger
Jeff Furst
Rich Parks
Pat Maier
Drew Furst
Sue Mohr
Gail Pass
Sandy Lansberry
Janell Brown
Mary Gentile
Carol Harvey
Denise Rozelle
Dan Harkless
Doug Rozelle
Bill Cochran
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Allan Schell
Pryor
Bucks rally past Lakers as Jabbar shines on birthday
Kareem Abdul Jabbar and teammates Curtis Perry and Bob Dandridge led Milwaukee to a 114-88 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in game four of the Western Conference playoff, tying the series at two. Perry added 11 points 19 rebounds while Dandridge had 24 points 15 rebounds. Wilt Chamberlain limited to five points 11 rebounds for the Lakers.
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Associated Press
Larry Costello
Milwaukee Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Curtis Perry
Bob Dandridge
Jabbar
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Perry
Dandridge
Milwaukee
Costello
Los Angeles
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Boston
Celtics
Utah Stars
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
New York Nets
Nets
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Jim McMillian
Laker
Dave DeBusschere
Knicks
Certics
New York
John Havlicke
Utah
Indiana
Virginia
Zelmo Beaty
Jimmie Jones
Norfolk
Julius Erving
Ray Scott
John Roche
Roche
Bill Melchionni
Hill Wins Monsanto Open In Pensacola Thriller
Dave Hill captured the $150,000 Monsanto Open at Pensacola Country Club with a 271 total after rallying from a seven stroke deficit. Jerry Heard led late but bogeyed the 18th as Hill drained a four foot birdie putt for a 71. Heard finished second at 272. Chris Blocker tied for third at 274 while Bob Goalby and Ray Floyd followed.
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Pensacola
Fla
Dave Hill
Dave
Hill
Jerry Heard
Heard
Pensacola Country Club
Chris Blocker
Bob Goalby
Ray Floyd
Corry Little League plans May to July season
Corry officers and City Recreation Director Lou Hanna outlined this year’s Little League opening. The season runs May 22 through July 11 with 30 games and one champion determined by the season record. Registration for players aged 10 to 12 is set for April 24 at 6 p.m. at Corry Area High School field, with alternative early registration on April 15 if needed. Birth certificates required and a parent must accompany the child. Tryouts follow registration. attendance must reach 75 percent of five daily workouts.
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Corry
Little League
Lou Hanna
The
Ace'' Bracken
Dick Melzer
Sam Baressi
Joe Baressi
Sam Barbalaci
Dick Staples
Mead Park
Bracken
Hanna
Corry Area
Hooton Finishes First No Hit As Cubs Beat Phillies
Burt Hooton, 22, threw the first major league no hitter since 1940, blanking Philadelphia as the Cubs won in a strike-delayed 1972 season opener. Hooton walked seven and struck out seven, with Don Kessinger making a highlight one-handed grab and a strong wind limiting a seventh-inning drive. The Cubs rewarded Hooton with a $2,500 raise and a new contract, while San Francisco, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Montreal, and San Diego posted varied wins elsewhere.
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Wood
Burt Hooton
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Chicago White Sox
Dians
Cubs
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Montreal
St. Louis
San Diego
Atlanta
Hooton
Don Kessinger
Denny Doyle
Greg Luzinski
Rick Murray
Handley
Dave
Protest Plans Fall as Royals Sweep Sox Series
Protesting the White Sox workout allowed during a strike, the Kansas City Royals faced an American League ruling, but swept Chicago 2-1 and 4-1 in a Sunday doubleheader. Amos Otis returned from Virginia to contribute two hits and score the decisive run in game one.
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Joe Cronin
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
Royals
Chicago
White Sox Park
Rusty Royals
White Sox
Kansas City
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
California
Baltimore
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Amos Otis
Virginia
Wally Weed Shines In Early Mixed Doubles Bowling
A light bowling card last night saw Wally Weed top scores in the Early Mixed Doubles League with a 222, supported by Lennie Mignlaccio at 212. Other high scorers included the Pin Busters and Late Comers in a compact meet.
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Wally Weed
Pin Busters
Lennie Mignlaccio
Shot Captures Skeet Crown at Larry Red Club shoot
The Larry Red and Gun Club held its postseason Winter Skeet League championship. The Shot team won 229 to 216 led by George Kirik eight over two rounds, with top scorers Chap Clark 47 Ron Schrecengost 46 Marlon Tripp 44 and Doc Hileman 44. Powder top five: Montoro 47 Rairie 47 Bulard 41 Migliaccio 43 Slike 38. Trophy winners included Hallberg Liebegott Kirik Tripp Hanlin. Also noted were Giants Kingman homer triple double and Hooton no hitter for Cubs.
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Larry Red
Wene
George Kirik
Chapman Clark
Ron Schrecengost
Marlon Tripp
James
Doc'* Hileman
Vince Montoro
Ron Rairie
John Bulard
Pat Migliaccio
David Slike
Dave Hallberg
John Liebegott
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Catfish" Hunter
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Dave Kingman
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