Beaver Riflemen Conquer Meadville In Season Finale
Corry Area High School’s varsity Beavers closed the season by beating Meadville Bulldogs 16 22 to 16 41 at the Corry Red and Gun Chitra. Dru Guskea led with a season high 384 as Rhae Giacomo and Jim Shaver followed, with coach Rainie optimistic about next year as several seniors depart and a strong junior group returns.
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Churches Form Softball League For 10th Season
Church Recreation Softball League moves toward its 10th season with an organizational meeting planned for the second week of May. Churches are urged to form teams and elect managers now and contact league president Bob Marsh at 664-7617. The exact meeting date, team count, and league start will be announced at the meeting.
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Bucketters Win Opener Against Frewsburg Pirates
Clymer Pirates opened the 1972 tennis season by traveling to Frewsburg and returning with a 5 40 victory. The Pirates swept all three singles matches and both doubles. Brent Deuink defeated Dan Galvin 6 3 6 1, Bob Duink beat Craig Clark 6 0 6 0, Dennis Hinsdale overcame Kim Brown 6 1 6 4. doubles saw Randy Querreveld and Jack Cooper win 6 0 6 0 over Herb Rowley and Kelly Norrad, and Gary Reese with Craig Breter beat Sue Johnson and Mike Sisson 6 4 6 0.
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Weaver Fumes As Orioles Lose In Rain Stop Page
Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver vented after Kansas City led 53 in the sixth when umpires halted a rain soaked game. Weaver blasted Chief Umpire Larry Napp for stopping play amid a 59 minute delay and wet field conditions. The White Sox later extended their win streak to seven with a 7 5 victory.
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Cleanup effort to restart at Mead Park Saturday
Adverse weather halted the Corry Little League cleanup at Mead Park last Saturday. Ace Bracken said volunteers will retry on Saturday from 10 a.m. Bring garden tools. others may help by showing up to assist.
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Knicks Rally Behind Lucas to Take Game One Crown
Jerry Lucas led the Knicks with 26 points as they routed the Los Angeles Lakers 114 to 92 in the series opener. Bill Bradley added 29 points while the Knicks shot 72 percent in the first half to take a 67-49 cushion and never relinquished control.
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Cubs Break Law and Fall in Extra Inning Loss
The Cubs, on a seven game slide, attempted an intentional walk strategy in Houston that backfired as Lee May scored on Bob Watson’s double, giving the Astros a 5 4 win in 11 innings. Wynn and May powered the Astros while Chicago squandered late leads. Cincinnati, St. Louis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and the Mets won their NL games.
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Fitch Dominates Bowling Night With 631 Series
Lanny Fitch led the bowling action rolling scores of 219 212 and 200 for a 631 series. Fitch’s three-game average surpassed the 200 mark again as his team watched in the league action reported last night.
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