Last-second shot gives Townville win over Corry Beavers
Scott Leri scored the final baseline basket with two seconds left to beat Corry 58 56 in Townville after a game dominated by fouls and controversy. Townville's Rahn Hill sank the tying free throws and Jeff Proper led with 22 points while Corry's Ron Bailey scored 19.
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JV Beavers Fall to Townville in Rough Night
Corry Area High School junior varsity cagers were defeated 52 to 41 on Townville's court. Traveling violations and numerous walking calls crippled the Little Beavers, who trailed the entire game. Gary Millspaw and Craig 5 led Corry with 13 points each. Halsey and Gray paced Townville with 15 and 13 points respectively. The loss marked the Beavers second in three outings, with a next home game Friday against Cambridge Springs JV.
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Ex New Yorker Propels Buffalo Past Knicks
Ex Knicks forward Donnie May overcame an ear infection to score 13 of his points in the final period, lifting the Buffalo Braves to a 97 91 win over the New York Knicks. Braves teammate Dick Garrett led with 23 points as Willis Reed tallied 31 and 16 for the Knicks.
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Spartans Win Fourth Straight Behind Balanced Scoring
Spartanburg dominated Saegertown 74-58 to claim their fourth consecutive victory. Dave Boythe led with 20 points, Boboes tallied 17, and Don Patterson added 12 as Sparta built a 20-9 lead after one period and led 39-24 at halftime. The squad faces Randolph at Guys Mills next Tuesday for their fifth straight win.
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Cage Scores Rose Welden Falls Just Short Of 200
Rose Welden led the Friday Night Ladies League with a 199 as the strongest score of the night. Other standout marks included McDowell 63, East 83, Bradford 50, Meadville 49, and Kane 54 among numerous team results. Chiefs sign WR Jimmy Hines after Dolphins release.
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