Stanton MVP as Edinboro wins Erie Classic titles
Edinboro sophomore guard Gary Stanton 55 scores two as the Scots sweep the Ferrara Ford Er ie Classic at the Erie County Fieldhouse. Stanton earns MVP after 18 points per night in 73 72 win over Mercyhurst and 84 78 victory over West Georgia.
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Scot Cagers Rule With Hurst Third
ERIE Burnboro State College led by Tim Smiley and Dennis Hampton opened 1975-76 with a veteran lineup. Sophomore Gary Stanton starred in the Ferrara Ford Erie Classic at the Erie County Fieldhouse, scoring 18 against Mercyhurst and 18 in the title win over West Georgia, earning MVP honors. Mercyhurst beat Salem in consolation as Paul Young had 23 and Jesse Campbell 22, with Campbell totaling 5% points and 40 rebounds for the tournament.
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Lakers Win At Home For 11th Straight, 116 109 Over Portland
The Lakers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 116 to 109 for their 11th straight win this season at home as Kareem Abdul Jabbar fouled out with 6 47 remaining. Gail Goodrich and Cornel Warner helped seal the game, with Abdul Jabbar and Goodrich each scoring 22. Portland’s Geoff Petrie and Lloyd Neal had 21 each. The Lakers trail Golden State by percentage in the Pacific Division.
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Oakland Clinches AFC West as Vikings Lose Unbeatens
In a Thanksgiving weekend NFL recap, Oakland Raiders clinched the AFC West after beating Atlanta 44 37 with George Blanda kicking a decisive field goal in overtime. Baltimore’s upset over Kansas City aided Oakland while Minnesota lost to Washington 31 30 ending its perfect run. Multiple standings shifts ensued across divisions as Colts beat Chiefs, Bills handled St Louis, and other games shaped playoff positioning.
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Zarger Sets Mark At Oil City
Meadville dominates the Seventh Annual Oil City Thanksgiving Invitational Swim Meet as Zarger of Corry wins two events with team records and Miss Zarger clocks 9.4 seconds in the Prep 50 butterfly and 39.51 in the 50 breaststroke. Clark adds a first in Cadet 50 breaststroke and a third in 50 freestyle. Junior and Senior divisions feature multiple place finishes for Corry and Meadville with late prep for the Orange and Black Meet.
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Bowlers Card Marys Guys Pinbusters Team Scores
Marys Guys Pinbusters lineup includes Dave Edwards 214 and Chuck Henderson 202 while Nancy White 179 and 187 speak for team totals. Marge Morgan 187 182 313 Kay Gates 190 and Helen Wayrelika 175 appear in read group.
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This Hunter Says You Can Keep Sport
A hunter recalls his first deer hunt and the brutal aftermath. He describes a knee-deep snow hunt, a fatal shot, and the deer’s agonizing demise. He argues deer overpopulation risks famine and supports controlled culling by others rather than himself.
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Indiana Proves To All Theyre No 1
Indiana tops UCLA 84 64 as No 1 Hoosiers dominate the game. Richard Washington scores 20 in the second half and Scott May leads with 33 points while Kent Benson adds 17. Bruins struggle against Indiana defense as Bartow begins Wooden era.
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