Dragons Leading Section Tops Section Two Playoff Race
Warren Dragons surged to the Section Two lead with an 81-79 win over Franklin as Rick Freeburg scored 30 and John Loranger added 20. Craig Young was held to 15 as Warren kept up hot second-half play, while Corry beat Cranberry 66-61 and Hickory edged Titusville 65-64.
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Warren 81 Franklin 79 Meadville 82 Rocky Grove 44 Corry 66 Cranberry 61 Hickory 65 Titusville 64 plus numerous scores from other area games. New York Don Dunphy named blow by blow announcer for Frazier Ali title fight telecast at Madison Square Garden March 8.
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Sparta Nips West Forest In Thriller
The Spartans edged West Forest 73 to 72 in a thriller to move to 5 2 in the Upper Allegheny Valley League while West Forest falls to 3 4. Dave Boythe scored 29 points and made the decisive free throws in the final 11 seconds. Bob Greer added 10. Owen led West Forest with 31 points. JV Spartans beat West Forest juniors 82 to 66. A next game vs East Forest is set for Tuesday at 8 pm with a 6:30 pm JV tip.
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Clymer Pirates Rally To Edging Chautauqua 66 65
The Clymer Pirates won at Chautauqua 66 to 65 for their second straight close victory. Bill Eliason and Randy Wassink each scored 19 to lead the Pirates with Curt Bailey adding 12. Lesczynski paced Chautauqua with 24 points. Clymer improves to 9-5.
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Tripp and VanGeisen Lead In VFW Mixed Doubles Bowling
Tripp rolled a 214 to top the VFW Mixed Doubles league with VanGeisen close behind. Fran VanGeisen led among women with 180, while other notable scores included a 215 by Giz Tripp and 207 by Perry McCray.
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Junior Cagers Defeated In 2nd Overtime
Corry junior varsity fell to Cranberry 58 to 56 in two overtimes at CAHS. Hondo Millspaw led Corry with 25 points and 12 rebounds, while Joe Lamendola reached double figures. Cranberry outscored 5-3 in the second OT and the Beavers struggled at the free throw line, converting only 10 of 25.
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Beavers edge Cranberry in rough CAHL clash 66 61
Corry Beavers defeated Cranberry 66 to 61 in a hard fought CAHL game. Dan Wogan returned for Cranberry but Beavers locked him down with a physical defense. Steve Moore led Corry with 22 points and 13 rebounds, while Mark Bloom added 11. Cranberry’s Frank Clark paced the berries with 20 points.
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Junior High Splits With Cranberry Contests
Corry’s junior high teams split a pair with Cranberry, ninth grade losing 52 to 34 while eighth grade won 19 to 18. Jeff Brown led the ninth with 12 points, McIntyre added seven. Cranberry’s Lanner had 21. In the eight grade, Dan Cole led Corry with five. Dean Dahl and Rusty Brant had four each. Also, Jimi Nance of the Boston Patriots underwent elbow surgery for bone chips and will stay at hospital early next week.
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