Wayne Radford Leads Indiana Upset of Notre Dame
In a dramatic late surge, Wayne Radford scored the winning free throw with four seconds left to seal an 86 67 upset by Indiana over No 2 Notre Dame. Radford entered with two minutes remaining and finished with the decisive point, his only points of the game.
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Hoosiers
Wayne Radford
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Bobby Knight
Radford
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Las Vegas
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Syracuse
American University
Alabama
Michigan
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Fitch’s 728: Lanny Fitch tops three-game bowling mark
Corry bowler Lanny Fitch, 25, delivered a 728 series at Bowl-Aire Lanes, striking in 24 of 30 frames and recording the best three-game total in at least a decade. He admitted luck but credited skill after a 699 best prior. Journal photo by McCray.
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Lanny Fitch
Fitch
Seneca JV Player Fouls Lead to Officials’ Debate
Journal notes a heated moment in a Corry- mood series JV game as a Seneca player accumulates six personal fouls. Officials discuss the call while a veteran coach remarks that strange things happen in basketball.
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Moodsy
Jett
Bobcat
Biletaikoff
Diewa
HOCKEY SCOREUPDATE FROM WEDNESDAY AND AHEAD OF WEEKEND
Wednesday results include Toronto 4 2 New York Islanders 2 New York Rangers 2 Chicago 2 Detroit Minnesota 3 Montreal 7 St Louis 3 Pittsburgh ? Thursday brings New York Rangers at Detroit and Boston at Philadelphia Friday features Feranta at Minnesota with unclear details on several scores and opponents.
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Texas Rangers
John Polo
Iteher
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King Bock
Bob Jordan
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Ken Helms
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Mercyhurst Rally Beats Pitt Johnstown Behind Strong Second Half
Mercyhurst, trailing 37-29 at halftime, used a balanced attack and a 13-0 unanswered run to beat Pitt Johnstown 82-76. John “Sweetwater” Burrow led with 20 points after a quiet first half, while six Lakers scored eight or more. Mercyhurst improves to 6-0 in District play and next faces Duke College in Cleveland on December 28.
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Pitt-Johnstown
Dick Fox
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Hurst
Paul Young
Young
John
Sweetwater" Burrow
Chuck Brizill
McElrath
Black
Ori
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A's Sold To Denver In 1978 Move
Denver oil financier Marvin Davis and insurer Charles O. Finley agreed to move the Oakland Athletics to Denver for the 1978 season. Davis praised Finley’s decisive action and noted the price was the deciding factor. The deal faces multiple approvals and a pending trading row over Vida Blue.
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Marvin Davis
Charles O. Finley
Davis
Inley
Finley
Chicago
Tearm
Oakland Coliseum
Vida Blue
Matmen Win First ECS Match David Beats Goliath Again
Corry Beaver junior Ward Cox edged North East heavyweight Larry McCormick 3-2 to seal a 30-23 Erie County League victory. The meet featured pins by Cliff Geer and Tom Ginn, a 7-0 win by Mike Kendrick, and notable performances by Tim Tombo, Joe Amoroso, Steve Cox, Bryan Anderson, and others as Beavers moved to 1-2 and prepared for the Crawford County Invitational at Meadville.
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Triana
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Mike Kendrick
Greg Puccio
Tony Torche
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Jim Borton
Mike Yori
Bruce Babcock
Chip Rizzo
Joe Amoroso
Mike Smith
Amoroso
Bob Lindsey
Tom Ginn
Gary Hubbard
Steve Cox
Bob Rutledge
David
Goliath
Yenchak
Little Beaver JV Wrestling Takes 29 9 Win Over North East
Tim VanTansel and Kelly Phillips starred as Little Beaver JV beat North East 29 9 with both pins. Jaggt won at 112 in a 7 4 decision, while Phillips pinned McGaughty at 135. Several matches featured decisions and pins in a busy junior varsity dual meet.
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Desimony
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Curtle
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Jeff Anderson
Kena
Randy Swanson
Helfrien
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