Corry Beavers Top Kane Wolves in Three-Position Shoot
Corry Area High School varsity shooting team beat Kane to extend season record in a three-position match. Jim Shaver led with 291, closely followed by Rhae Giacoma at 290 while Doug Gusken, Pat Migliaccio, and Dennis Neese also scored well for Corry. Kane’s Kevin Nelson topped Kane with 265. The Beavers previously won the first meeting 1402 to 1240 and host Bradford Owls next at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range.
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CAHS Beavers Tennis Falls 7 0 to Titusville Rockets
Corry Beavers suffered a 7 0 loss to Titusville as Chris Leinen led with three set effort against Tom McKinney. Singles winners included Horne Romaniszyn Vroman Smithers for Titusville as doubles pairs McKinney/Horne and Vroman Smithers prevailed. Beavers scrimmage Clymer tomorrow before facing Rocky Grover Orioles Friday. The bowling banquet crowned Staples with high single and Gerald Staples high series while Paul Clark claimed high average.
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City Winners Honored In Bowling Tournament Banquet
Winners of the 1972 Men's City Association Bowling Tournament were honored at the annual banquet at the Corry Motor Inn. Trophies were awarded for doubles, singles, and all events while officers were elected for the coming year.
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You Mean We Won Despite All That
The Cardinals earned a 5-4 victory over Philadelphia as Ed Crosby delivered the tie breaking hit in the ninth after Lou Brock was picked off twice. Santorini posted his first major league win since 1970 with RBI support from Ted Simmons and Dal Maxvill.
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Three Rivers Stadium Tax Exemption Bid Rejected
PITTSBURGH AP The owners and tenants of Three Rivers stadium lose a bid for county and city tax exemption. Common Pleas Court Judge Ralph H. Smith Jr. granted the injunction, finding Three Rivers Management Corp. and the Pittsburgh Athletic Co. are subject to taxation. Three Rivers Management is a subsidiary of the Pittsburgh Athletic Co., owner of the Pirates.
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Beavers edge Bisons 14 8 in baseball tilt at Loveland Field
Corry Beavers led by 6 innings from Komenda and late relief from Crotty defeated Ft LeBoeuf Bisons 14 to 8 at Loveland Field. Gentile, Millspaw, Williams, Crotty, Kubiak, Brown and Komenda each had one hit. Campbell led the Bisons with four singles. Next game Monday at Ft LeBoeuf.
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Tonight's NBA Clash A Must Win For Both
Milwaukee Bucks and Los Angeles Lakers, tied 2-2 in the Western Conference final, meet at the Forum in a pivotal Game Five with five closed circuit sites carrying the telecast. Recap notes: Knicks lead Celtics 2-0. ABA and Utah-Indiana series update. Bradley campaign office opens in Meramec Caverns seeking his bid for state treasurer.
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