Tanner To Coach Athletics
SAN FRANCISCO AP Chuck Tanner hired on a three year contract as Oakland Athletics manager by owner Charles C Finley. Tanner 46, fired by the White Sox, will name his own staff with Wes Stock remaining pitching coach. Finley noted Tanner could be the best manager he has had and discussed past salary details.
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Minnesota Upsets Marquette In Overtime Thriller
Minnesota spoiled Marquette’s top ranking with a 77-73 overtime upset led by Mike Thompson's 29 points and 16 rebounds. Marquette star Ellis was held most of the night, but tied the game late. Earl Tatum led Marquette with 35, while Richard Washington and Clarence Ramsey paced UCLA and Washington respectively in other tied results.
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Meadville Hosts Corry In Stiff Hoop Clash Tonight
Meadville seeks to snap an 18 year drought by beating Corry after a 72 48 loss to Hickory. Corry faces a tough test as CAHS tries to break a long losing streak. Meadville relies on rebounding and guards while Warren highlighted via a recent 70 66 win.
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Scot Dribblers On Top In PC West
Edinboro State quickly leads Pennsylvania Conference Western Division as Indiana loses on the road 73 65 at Clarion. Indiana seeks rebound with next game at Haven while Edinboro, Clarion, Lock Haven and Slippery Rock prepare for upcoming conference clashes and holiday tournament action.
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East Stroudsburg lineman Stem earns AP defense honor
Willard Stem of East Stroudsburg State College was named second team Associated Press defensive back, adding to his Kodak College Division All American selection. The four year starter led a 10 0 defense this season and also returned punts. Stem is son of Rene Counasse and brother of former CAHS athlete Kevin Stem. He will return to Corry soon for mid semester break. Corry OC moves Jan 2 basketball game to Jan 3 at 8 p.m., with junior high at Oil City at 1 p.m. Corry wrestling also scheduled for Seneca that night.
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Jamestown swimmers topple Corry tanker rivals in meet
Jamestown's swimming team defeated Corry Beaver tanks 25 to ? in a two-year streak break as Mick Parks won the 200 yard freestyle and Drew Furst took the 100 breaststroke. The Orange and Black also saw runner-up finishes from Parks and Rich Zarger as CAHS battled a powerhouse New York State program. Yenchak posted two thirds as Jamestown improves to 1-11 in the current ledger with plans to open Section II at Oil City on Jan 5.
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Sabres End Slump Behind Martin's Fast Two Goals
Rick Martin started the Buffalo Sabres from a four game winless stretch by scoring twice in the first 49 seconds. He added a third in the third period as Buffalo beat the Minnesota North Stars 5-2, moving ahead of idle Boston and back into first in the Adams Division. Don Luce and Jocelyn Geuvremont also scored while Martin praised line changes that sparked his scoring burst.
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High School Basketball Schedule Highlights and NHL Result
Corry visits Meadville Titusville plays Rocky Grove Warren hosts Oil City Cranberry travels to Hickory Ripley meets Clymer Tach faces WicDowell Audi Prep vs Academy Senecs visit LeBeau North East at Northwestern Iroquois vs Harborcreek Girard at Union City McLane vs Fairview Venango vs Commodore Perry Conneaut Lake at Sangertown Cochrantan versus Mapinwood Ranty at Conneaut Lake Linesville at Cambridge Jamestown Nest Vincent at DuBois County Breckinl Elk CC at Bishop Gullfoyle Franklin hosts Greenville Youngsville at East Forest In the NHL the New York Islanders beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 2 Garry Howatt netted the winner with Parise Gillies and St Laurent scoring for New York as the Islanders extended their unbeaten streak to six games.
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Brave Boss Richmond Braves Appoint Oliverian Manager
Sport Shorts reports Johnny Oliverian named manager of the Richmond Braves in the International League. Archie Griffin wins the 1975 Maxwell Award as top NCAA rusher for Ohio State. South Africa defeats France to reach Sunshine Cup finals in Miami Beach. Bob Anderson signs with the Washington Redskins as a free agent. George Welsh named Eastern major college Coach of the Year by FWAA. Stew Johnson signs with the San Antonio Spurs in the ABA.
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Alliance Hoopsters Fall To Grove City 88 87
EDINBORO Alliance College suffered its seventh loss this season as Grove City edged them 88 87 in a foul plagued afternoon. Grovers led 41 37 at halftime and finished 58 fouls called with Bill Fox scoring 20 for Grove City and Rob Reed tallying 16 for the winless Eagles.
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Hockey results and schedule mixed across leagues
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Willoughby Debuts as Youngest NBA Starter in Hawks Win
Atlanta rookie Bill Willoughby, 18, became the NBA's youngest starter, scoring 19 and grabbing 12 rebounds as the Hawks beat the Lakers 114-98. He dunked late, invoking a celebratory dance, and earned a standing ovation as John Drew substituted for him. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led LAL with 32 and 20 rebounds.
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