Beavers Face Busy Schedule This Week
Beavers face seven contests this week across baseball, tennis, and track as they seek their first spring win. Tennis starts with Rocky Grove at Mead Park, plus Harborcreek and Titusville matches at 2:30 p.m. Baseball hosts Meadville today and plans a Thursday rematch with Erie East at Loveland Field. Track takes the team to Meadville, Corry, and Oil City with the district qualifier at Oil City, marking a busy road week.
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Flyers rookie laments Canadiens mastery in series setback
Philadelphia rookie Bill Barber said the Montreal Canadiens look like magicians as they built a 3-1 lead in the Stanley Cup semifinal with a 4-1 win. He described Canadian players as elusive after Dryden and his defense stymied the Flyers in a pivotal second-period stretch. The Canadiens moved closer to the final as the Flyers faced a must-win situation in Montreal.
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Nicklaus Wins $40,000 In Duel With Trevino
Jack Nicklaus captures the MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa with a four under par 68 to finish 12 under overall 276. Tom Trevino carded 67 for 277, as Nicklaus secures his third win this season and $40,000 prize, while Trevino earns $25,404 for second.
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Schmidt Highlights Phils Double Win Over Cardinals
Phillies sweep the doubleheader with a 2-1 win as Mike Schmidt belts a ninth inning homer off Bob Gibson after Carlton and Schmidt pace a 4-2 opener. Schmidt, a rookie, celebrates his clutch shot while Carlton dominates in a tight, tense game.
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Knicks Rally Past Celtics In Double OT To Go 3-1
New York slips past Boston 117 110 in double overtime to seize a 3 1 lead in the NBA Eastern Conference finals. Walt Frazier scores 37, 15 in the fourth period, while Jo Jo White tires and Havlicek out. Gianelli boosts Knicks late as DeBussehere seals it.
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That's Right Time To Start Hitting A Grand Slam Lifts Indians
In a dramatic ninth inning, Ron Lolich hit a grand slam off Sonny Siebert to cap an 8-7 Indians win. Ron Lolich, previously mired in a .182 average with two career homers, delivered the key shot to spark the comeback as Boston salvaged the second game of the doubleheader 5-2.
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