Three Tied For Hawaiian Open Lead With 65s
Chunky Bob Murphy fired a 65 to share the lead at the Hawaiian Open with Dave Eichelberger and Grier Jones at seven under par. Lee Trevino praised the scoring as a strong field produced birdies, with Arnold Palmer posting 67 and many players under par at Waialae Country Club.
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Honolulu
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Dave Eichelberger
Grier Jones
Coady
Lee Elder
Curtis Sifford
Jim Ferriell
Matt Fleckman
New Zealand
John Lister
Arnold Palmer
Troyer's Faculty Win Close Games In Rec Cage Loop
Troyer's edged Cliff Buesink Ford Sales 65 63 in a tight opener at Wright Street School gym, Dan Taylor led Buesink with 27 points while Denny Albers topped Troyer's with 21. In the nightcap the Faculty beat the YMCA 70 69 as Jim Gruca scored 25 for the teachers, with DeLong 16 and Schrecengost 10 for the winners and Lyons 21, Gronostar 20, Hammond 14, Donoglme 12 for the YMCA.
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City Recreation
Wright Street
Troyer
Cliff Buesink
Ford Sales
YMCA
Troyer’s
Ford Salesmen
Fordmen
Dan Taylor
Buesink's
Buesink
Bill Mitchell
Denny Albers
Larry Greer
Dick Nadolny
Jim Gruca
Bob DeLong
Ron Schrecengost
DeLong
Schrecengost
Shannon and Paulson share bowling honors at action night
Larry Shannon rolled two 200 games and led with a 630 series while Harry Paulson won the singleton honors. The event included women’s top game Sally Joy 185 and a list of standings from multiple bowlers and local sponsors. a separate San Diego Yacht Club race to Acapulco starts Sunday with 27 boats and about 250 sailors in the 1430 mile event dating to 1953.
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Larry Shannon
Harry Paulson
Singleton
Paulson
Lees
Sally Joy
Acapulco
San Diego
San Diego Yacht Club
UC Bears Run Back Isaac Curtis Won’t Return
Berkeley California AP The federal judge restored Curtis eligibility under the NCAA 1.6 rule but UC athletic director Maggard says Curtis will transfer to San Diego State along with end Larry Brumsey, co plaintiff, as university lawyers contest the judge’s order and seek NCAA clarification on sanctions.
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Curtis
NCAA
Maggard
University of California
U.S. District Court
Albert C. Wollenberg
Walter Byers
Kansas City
Cal
Ncaa Council
Corry Area Alum Joins Thiel College Swim Team
John Wotus, 1970 Corry Area High School graduate and former CAHS swimmer, now competes for Thiel College in the President's Athletic Conference. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Wotus of Grand, he specializes in freestyle sprint events.
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John Wotus
Corry Area High School
CAHS
Thiel College
John
Albert B. Wotus
District 10 Basketball Playoffs Set
District 10 basketball playoffs will be at McComb Field House Edinboro State College with three teams per class A B C entering statewide playoffs. Class A final determines 101 and 102 teams. Class B and C games scheduled March 3 to 10 with specific times and doubleheaders. process for Section Two second place team to be announced later.
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McComb
Edinboro State College
Erie
Corry Riflers Claim Two League Wins
Corry's entry in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League won twice over Amboy in handicap and actual scoring 1964.2 to 1954.4 and 1962 to 1936 respectively. West County split with Lawrence Park No 2 and Walnut Creek beat Meadville as Lawrence Park No 1 had a bye. Team shooters Lindberg 395.1 Anderson 384.0 Noble 391.5 Vercant 391.3 Gifford 3513.
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Corry
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League
Amboy
West County
Lawrence Park
Walnut Creek
Meadville
David Lindberg
Kay Anderson
John Noble
David Vercant
Jeff Gifford
Russia and Netherlands win first Winter Olympic golds
Russia and The Netherlands secured the first golds at Sapporo with Ard Schenk and Vyacheslav Vedenin seizing victories in speed skating and Nordic skiing. Swed/Swiss U S hockey advances to top class after a 5 3 win over Switzerland as Beatrix Schuba leads women's figure skating early with a perfect compulsory score.
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Sapporo
Japan
Russia
Netherlands
United States
Ard Schenk
Vyacheslav Vedenin
Soviet Union
Tyldum
Johs Harviken
Norway
Vedenin
Mike Elliott
Durango
Colo
U.S
Switzerland
Henry Boucha
Beatrix Schuba
Austria
Julie Holmes
North Hollywood
Calif
Miss Schuba
Zsuzsa Almassy
Hungary
International Skating Union
Wolfgang Scheidel
Anna Maria Muller
Wolfgang Zimmerer
Peter Utzschneider
St. Moritz
Boris Said
New York
Thomas Beck
Plattsburgh
N.Y
Hideki Nalkano
Susan Carrock
Ketchum
Idaho
Horst Freese
East Germany
Freese
Lakers Bucks Clash Looms After Warriors Pimps Hawks Win
Milwaukee and Los Angeles prepare for their third meeting this season as the Lakers seek home court edge in the Western playoffs. The Warriors beat the Hawks 132 to 115 behind Cazzie Russell’s 36 points, moving to 16 wins in 18 games without guard Jeff Mullins. Rookie George Trapp led Atlanta with 26, as Cincinnati’s hold on the Central race narrowed to two games. The Warriors sit two and a half games ahead of Seattle for second in the Pacific, while Milwaukee’s defense stifled LA earlier in the season. Results hint at a pivotal series showdown for the Bucks and Lakers.
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Los Angeles
National Basketball Association Fitans
Milwaukee
Golden State Warriors
Warriors
Atlanta Hawks
Cazzie Russell
Iwas
Jeff Mullins
George Trapp
Hawks
Cincinnati
Seattle
Mighty
Bucks
Lakers
Recreation Wrestling Results and Tomorrow's Schedule
Elementary school recreation wrestling at CAHS featured many winners from Spring Creek St Thomas Concord B and Columbus in first matches. Results include Kangtees over Conelway 75 to 4 and multiple byes forfeits and pins. Tomorrow's schedule lists five matchups including Wranglers vs Columbus at 11 and Spring Creek St Thomas vs Concord B at 2.
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Spring Creek-St. ‘Thomas
Concord B
Columbus
CAHS
Bong Craker
Rob Morris
Mike Nichols
Don Small
Chris Bearce
Mike Stanbro
Mike Barbalaci
Gill Mitchell
Larry Spear
Ron Pearce
Ken Morris
Duane Sheffield
Forfet
Conatway
al Vanderweele
Forfeil
Bailey
Wke Carter
Mike Mitchell
Voud
Adberts
Forteit
Rick Injeme
Shawn Westfall
Andy Confer
Scott Hunk
Ed Aed
Jim Korp
John Brant
Frank Feeorchulk
Jim Fenorenuk
Paul Kral
Sradachord
Terry Shaw
Concord A
Ricky Rauscher
Tim Curtis
Jett Kunns
Steve Varga
Jim Kuhns
Doug Reynolds
Jay McCay
Tom Lawson
Vic Vantassel
Joe Varga
Wall Dingfelder
Randy Marton
Jett Hiner
Mark Curtis
Larry Fiscus
Curt Utegg
Ted Williams
Greg Gincor
Steve McEldawney
Fom Eck
Mike Melzer
Reb Fish
Terry Woot
Don Kent
Tom Davis
Sid Stuart
Jett Burlis
Dean Diehl
D Sekerak
al Brant
Alles Rieck
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Stahl's Jewery
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Bob Johnson
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