Trackers fall to Oil City in 106 to 44 defeat
CAHS track runners showed times improvements but Oil City Oiler Club dominated the meet, 106-44. John Lutz won the mile in 4:35.5 while Steve Xander remained unbeaten in his specialty. Rusty Brant excelled in high jump and triple jump with a 6 feet 0 inch and 38¾ inch marks respectively. The team heads to Kane Invitational Saturday then hosts Titusville Thursday.
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Beaver Cindermen Enter Kane Meet
Corry will be among the 16 Class A teams competing in Kane Invitational Track and Field Meet starting Saturday at 10 AM. Thirty area high schools enter Class B, with CAHS setting records in 330H and mile relay last year. Defending Class A champion is DuBois. North East won Class B last year.
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17 Match Streak Ends For Netters
Corry's 17 match losing streak ended as CAHS posted the first net shutout in school history, defeating Sherman 5-0 in foggy conditions. Dave Simmonsen opened with a 10-5 win, Roger Weeks crushed 10-3, Gene Britten won 10-0, and the doubles teams won 10-3 and 10-1 as the locals moved to 1-3 and prepared to face Grove.
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Carlton Faces Pirates In Lefty Battle In Pittsburgh
Steve Carlton will start for the Philadelphia Phillies against the Pittsburgh Pirates as both teams lean on lefties. Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh laments too many southpaws in the lineup while noting the club has dropped five straight to left handed starters. Bruce Kison will oppose Carlton as he seeks his first win while Carlton aims to rebound from an 0-2 start.
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Revenge for Von Joshua fuels Giants win over Astros
Von Joshua delivers a game winning hit to pay back Ken Forsch two years after a broken hand. The Giants beat the Astros as Joshua, from Oakland, helps secure a homeward victory. Meanwhile Dodgers rally past Padres 11 6 with a six run sixth inning capped by Ken McMullen grand slam. Cincinnati tops Atlanta 11 4 behind Perez and Bench three RBIs. Cubs beat Phillies 4 1 as Madlock drives two runs with two doubles. Plays include ABA playoff results and various league fixtures.
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High School Scores and Track Meet Notes
The record shows Titusville and Franklin led by a key track result, with scores 63 to 104 in a high school matchup. Cranberry and Maplewood posted 48 and 48 as Meadville and Warren earned single digits in multiple events, with postponements due to rain affecting Gil City at Corry and Meadville girls track.
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Plan Workbee Little League Expands After Roster Cuts
Little League President Barry Bugbee announced a mandatory play rule ensuring every rostered child plays at least one inning. The league will cap rosters at 15, trimming numbers to fit, as 42 new players join 10 and 11 year olds from 1974. A fifth team may form next season, with expansion planned for 1976.
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Major League Leaders Highlights From American and National Leagues
Major League Leaders includes top batting averages, runs, hits, doubles, homers, and steals for both leagues. Notable names: Chalk Cal, Unser NY, Evans LA, Bench Cin, Garvey LA, and Seaver NY. Pitching leaders show Champion Mil, Morton, McNally, Mcintosh, Sutton LA with key strikeout and ERA figures.
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Warriors Beat Seattle 105 96 in Semifinal Closer
Barry poured in 41 as the Golden State Warriors clinched the Western Conference semifinal with a 105 96 win over Seattle. He was mobbed by a fan as he walked off court, while teammate Keith Wilkes added 20. Celtics beat Houston 128 115 to reach East finals. Jo Jo White led Boston with 29 points and 17 in a crucial third period.
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Islanders Tie Penguins In Game Four Thriller
Islanders goalie Glenn Resch faced pressure and nerves but stymied Pittsburgh as New York won 4 1 in a pivotal game. Ralph Stewart and Garry Howatt scored while Pittsburgh missed late chances, setting up a decisive seventh game.
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