A's Win and Catfish Hunter’s Struggles Discussed
The piece notes Catfish Hunter’s rough start with the Yankees after leaving Oakland, with teammates like Reggie Jackson predicting a breakout season. It also recaps Oakland’s 3-2 win over Kansas City as Bert Campaneris drives in the decisive run while Vida Blue earns his fourth win. Cleveland defeats Detroit 4-3 as Gary Sutherland and Buddy Bell contribute, with Willie Horton making an error on a dropped popup.
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Kid Pitchers Notch First NL Triumphs
Houston edged San Francisco 3-2 in the first game of a twinbill as Doug Konieczny finally earned his first major league win and Ken Forsch provided relief. Pete Falcone pitched a five hitter for his inaugural majors shutout in the nightcap to give the Giants a split. Cubs routed Phillies 9-3 behind Bill Madlock, with Mitterwald and Monday homering. Mets topped the Cardinals 7-1 behind Tom Seaver’s four-hitter and Staub’s grand slam. Expos beat Pirates 5-0 as Woodie Fryman shut them out and drove in a run. Padres defeated Dodgers 7-1 ending Sutton’s 15-game win streak as McIntosh notched his first complete game. Braves outlasted Reds 5-4 in 11th with Blanks delivering the decisive extra-base hit.
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Ripley blanks Clymer in section tennis rout
Ripley, defending Section VI champion, shut out Clymer 5-0 yesterday afternoon. Lance Bensink saw his 10 match win streak end as Jeff Belson won 6-0 6-1. Singles results also included Deier 6-0 6-1 and Cooper 6-2 6-0. Doubles fell 6-1 6-0 and 6-1 6-1. Clymer hosts Mayville tomorrow.
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Bulls Eliminate Kings in Western Conference semifinal
Chicago Bulls beat the Kansas City Kings 101-89 to win the series four games to two. Bob Love and Nate Archibald led with 26 points each as Bulls defense stifled the Kings amid fan taunts and a delayed game.
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Boys Can't Try Out For Girls Team In State Ruling
DANVILLE Pa AP The state will sue any boys or school districts allowing them to compete on girls teams Education Secretary John C Pittinger warned during a meeting with the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit He cited Atty Gen Kane ruling as support noting the equal right theory could destroy girls teams and said boys sports are open to qualified girls
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Ladika Still Shining For Scot Tracksters
Mark Ladika formerly of Corry Area High School shines for Edinboro State College track, pairing with Kevin Foley in a 4:25.8 mile tie against Clarion, and helping the Scots win the mile relay in 3:37.0. He ranks among top PA Conference runners with a 4:17.9 mile and 1:56.1 half mile, as he rebounds from a leg injury last season.
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Bowling update from Dowell CL and local leagues
Dowell CL Bells Margle Bimber 7 5 7 split and Rose Proctor 7 Cobb 177 dot Rathbun 273s49 featured in bowling notes. Aire Men C League Final at Gage Music Center lists Barstows Uncle Willie's 7s 49 Onnie Hasbrough 251 186 169 600 and Dick Reed 221. Best of series in quarter finals. Wednesday no game. Thursday Pittsburgh vs New York Islanders with Pittsburgh leading.
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Loveland Leads Grove City Tennis Trio in Spring Start
Corry’s Rick Loveland, a Grove City sophomore, competes in singles and doubles for the Wolverines amid chilly winds. The team is 1-4, opening a three-match home stretch versus W and J, Duquesne, and St Vincent.
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