Rocky Grove doubles up Beaver tennis in 7-0 win
Rocky Grove High School overwhelmed Corry Beaver tennis 7-0 as Corry suffered its third loss in as many matches. Tim Gardner led RG with multiple wins, while Salles and Gardner paired for doubles. Beavers next face Harborcreek at Mead Park, then Titusville here Friday.
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Beaver Netters
Orioles
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Beavers
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Rocky Grove
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Ted Gardner
Steve Loveland
Wynn Salle
Chris Leinen
Don Moore
Rande Joy
Dan Haun
Dave Simmonsen
Salle
Leinen
Pete Wygant
Gary Tripp
Mike Gerzina
Mead Park
Harborcreek
Titusville
U S Olympic Official To Speak At St Thomas Sports Banquet
St Thomas School to honor its athletes and cheerleaders at a banquet tomorrow night in Elgin. Guest speaker will be Z J Mihalak from Ford City Pa, famed basketball official who has officiated two Olympics and multiple championships. Plans for the 1973 Conway Recreation Baseball League at 8 pm via Elgin Beaverdam Hose Company building. Mothers urged to participate in May spaghetti supper. fathers to assist with league setup and umpire/coaching roles.
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Z. J
Red" Mihalak
Ford City
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Elgin
Conelway Recreation
Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company
Bulldogs Rally Past CAHS Beavers in 8-1 Victory
Meadville improves to 2-4 after beating Corry Area High School 8-1 on the Meadville diamond. Hughie McCree struck out seven over seven innings, allowing three hits with no walks. Tom Nickerson led Meadville with three hits, while Jim Powell, Larry Sarnicki and John Amoroso each had one for Corry.
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Erie
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Corry Area
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Hughie McCree
Corry
Bob
Buzz
Wetmore
Tom Nickerson
Meadville
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Larry Sarnicki
John Amoroso
Amoroso
Powell
Sarnicki
Tries To Block NBA Draft
Louis Nizer filed to block the NBA draft in a 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals seeking a temporary restraining order for the 1973 draft, planned to begin two hours later. The move follows earlier delays tied to the John Brisker case and involves the Philadelphia 76ers.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
NBA
Nizer
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John Brisker
Ivy Kosloff
76Ers
Warriors avoid humiliation with upset of Lakers in Oakland
Golden State regains momentum in the NBA playoff series by defeating Los Angeles 117-109 at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. Cazzie Russell pour 33 points in 28 minutes and Nate Thurmond adds 23 as the Warriors stave off elimination, though the Lakers still hold a 3-1 series lead. West sets playoff assists record with 940 as he dissects the defense. Indiana awaits the Eastern champion. Kentucky and Carolina battle in Greensboro with a 3-3 NBA split setup.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Yankees Top Brewers In Allen Hart Debut Ninth MLB Win
The New York Yankees end a two year drought against Milwaukee with a 5-2 win behind Jim Ray Hart who drove in two runs. George Medich earns his first major league victory with relief from Lindy McDaniel. Angels shutout A’s 4-0 and Astros beat Padres 2-0.
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George “Doc” Medich
Lindy McDaniel
Yankees
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Brewers
Brian Taylor Captures ABA Rookie of the Year
New York Nets guard Brian Taylor won the ABA Rookie of the Year in a close vote over Jim Silas of the Dallas Chaparrals. Taylor, 21, cited motivation from criticism over leaving Princeton early and credited his defense for the award while averaging 15.3 points in 63 games. He noted his brother Bruce Taylor, a 49ers cornerback, adds context to his California visit.
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Bruce
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Dallas Chaparrals
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Silas
Classic Leaguers Top Bowling Action
Results from two bowling leagues show Marine Classic League players leading the night. Pat Bierfeldt posted the high game with 234 while Don Sperry led in series with 625, including scores of 211 and 227. Other top scores featured Spartansburg Mixed Couples and players such as Crosby Ongley Worthrop and Greer Larry Greer.
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Lafe Douglas
George Pransky
Bob Hand
John Woodard
Bill Norton
Dave Brooks
Owen Lewis
Lanny Fitch
Jim Lictus
Chester Czech
Pat Bierfeldt
Jim Bay
Sperry
Spartansburg
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