Beavers and Panthers Clash In Season Opener Test
Corry Area High School varsity wrestling opens at home against Saegertown. Coach Bill Peilfley brings seven lettermen led by Bahurinsky Bradshaw Durfee and Baumbach aiming for a standout year as Lindsey counters with 11 returnees headed by captain Scott Crowell. JV action precedes varsity at 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. hockey news follows.
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Pistol Team Tops Fredonia Twice
Corry Pistol Team defeated Fredonia in two matches on Fredonia's course. Bob Green led in both 22-caliber and center fire with scores of 283 and 282. Other notable shooters included Jim Briskie, Jack Kostras, Dave Rea, Kurt Lindberg, Gary Haugh, Paul Pirozzola, Gene Hasbrouck, Andy Gusken, Jean Lindberg, and Wayne Lagulia.
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Marquette edges Volunteers in dramatic overtime win
Marquette defeated Tennessee 67-65 in overtime as Lloyd Walton scored key late points to seal the victory. North Carolina State opened with a 79-47 win over East Carolina, while several top teams cruised to early-season wins including Indiana over Kansas and Maryland over Eastern Kentucky. Tennessee forced OT with John Snow free throws, but Marquette pulled away early in the extra period.
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CAHS Swim Preview At Y Tonight Intra squad meet
Corry Area High School hosts its 1973-74 swim team preview at the YMCA at 7 pm. All regular events except diving feature varsity swimmers. coach Bill Cochran will compare swimmers against each other. No admission. regular season opens December 10 at Strong Vincent.
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Pa. Grid All-Stars Named
Matt Suey of State College High School headlines the Pennsylvania All-State Scholastic Team as state players dominate the offense with Eddie Smith and Jim Gofath among backs. Defenders include Frangiosa and Gearhart, plus notable linemen and receivers from across the state. Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan show interest in quarterback Smith. TCU hires Shofner as head coach after Tohill fired.
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LA Swaps Davis and Finley Says No
Houston AP reports a winter baseball meeting day with major trades and refusals. Montreal Expos trade star outfielder Willie Davis to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Mike Marshall while Oakland owner Charles Finley counters by blocking Yankees talks on Williams. Marshall sets a 1973 record for Montreal. Davis gives the Expos a regular center fielder. Finley clashed with Cronin and Paul over Williams compensation as the Yankees resist, leaving the situation unresolved and tensions high.
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Celtics Beat Knicks 119 97 in NBA Action
Boston rolled past New York 119 97 as John Havlicek poured 14 first half points on the way to 25 total. The win improves the Celtics record in a strong stretch, while the Knicks stumble in another setback.
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