Bradford Defeats Beavers in Rifle Match
The Corry Beaver varsity rifle team lost 1908-1811 to Bradford Owls, marking their second defeat of the season. Corry stands 5-2, with one match left against Meadville, as Dru Guskea led Beavers with 374 and Jim Shaver was right behind at 373. B Defoe and B Byerly led the Owls with 384.
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North Hills Course Opens This Saturday for Sixth Season
North Hills, the city owned golf course, opens Saturday at 7 a.m. for its sixth season with the second nine holes to be opened as weather allows. Holes 11 through 18 may be ready before June 1, with the remaining holes north of the core opening by July 1 if growth permits. Seasonal passes and greens fees remain unchanged. special weekday rates for women and children under 16 apply until 11 a.m. on weekdays. Rentals for 18 holes are $7 and 9 holes $4. the club will own its own golf carts.
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Carlton Fires Three-Hitter as Phillies Edge Cardinals 1-0
Steve Carlton, facing his former teammates, blanked the St Louis Cardinals on three hits to lift the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0 behind a first- inning run set up by Willie Montanez's triple and Deron Johnson's single. Gibson took the loss as Carlton extended his feud with the Cards into a winning performance.
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Corry Area Units Face Tomorrow Tennis and Track Action
Corry Area High School teams duel tomorrow with the Beaver track squad hosting Meadville at 4 p.m. at Howard J. Sheen Field seeking first win of 1972. The Beaver tennis team travels to Rocky Grove seeking its first victory as they aim to improve from 0-3.
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McInnes Golf League Opens May 4 With 18 Two Man Teams
The McInnes Steel Golf League kicks off its 1972 season May 4 at North Hills Municipal Golf Course. The handicap league features 18 two man teams on a 14 week summer schedule culminating in a August postseason at North Hills. Teams include Bowen Fogle and Clabbatt Mahoney and Moats Cobbett among others.
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Corry Team Ends Season Second In Rifle League
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League wrapped its season with Corry securing second place in both actual and handicap standings after a final dual win over West County. Corry finished 10-2 overall in each column while Walnut Creek led the league at 11-1. Top Corry shooters included David Vercant with 398.1 and John Noble 393.3, Kay Anderson 393.2, Jim Shaver Sr. 392.5, and Marjorie Shaver 392.3 as the league’s seven teams closed the 1971-72 season.
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Cowens Lifts Celtics In Key East Finals Win
Cowens fueled Boston with 23 points and 16 rebounds as the Celtics rallied to beat the Knicks 115 109 in an Eastern Conference final game. Jo Jo White added 29 and Havlicek 26, while Bradley led New York with 29 in a hard fought series tilt. Indiana topped Utah 116 111 in the Western Division final.
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Detroit Manager Battles With Fan in Bus Area Fight
Detroit manager Billy Martin tangled with a fan on a city street after a 5-2 defeat to Baltimore. The clash near the team bus ended with both parties separated by players and reporters watching. Sears, a Pontiac-born Detroit supporter living in Baltimore, said Martin shoved him after he was sworn at. Boston’s and New York’s games also produced notable scores and events across the American League after the incident.
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