Bradford Dunks Corry Splashmen in Swim Meet Loss
Bradford won the first four events and six of seven as Corry Area High dropped its sixth straight, 46-36, with CAHS 2-11. Rich Zarger, Rich Parks, and Drew Furst were individual winners. six finishers in each event qualified for the District 10 Meet.
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Corry
Pat Maier
Tim Hurst
Parks
Bob Moore
CAHS
Oil City
Beaver
Tim Brown
Dale Henderson
Maier
Zarger
Moore
Wayde Nelson
Andy Kuzma
Auto Auction YMCA Retain 1-2 Positions
In a two team race in the City Recreation Basketball League Auto Auction and YMCA won last night at the Wright School gym Captain Dan Taylor scored 36 points guiding the 7 0 Auctioneers to a 77 67 win over Crotty Ferrando The Cummings pair added 25 and minor totals Crotty 25 for the losers John DeStefan 19 Try M 0 7 remained winless in seven and dropped a 68 44 decision as Mike Donoghue 19 led the winners with Terry Upperman 17 For the Financemen
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St. Greg's Tops Crusadermen in low scoring game
St. Gregory cagers dominated the boards and used the fast break to defeat the St. Thomas Crusaders 42 to 28. Tim Bracken led the locals with 15 points as Crusaders slip to 0-2 in second half play and are idle until next Thursday when they host Mt. Calvary.
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College Basketball Scores Roundup by Region
East Lafayette edges Colgate 66 65 Rutgers over Syracuse 76 75 Maryland beats Fordham 65 46 St Johns NY defeats Niagara 91 55 South Cincinnati tops S Florida 82 80 Fla St 63 55 Jacksonville 55 Old Dominion 92 64 W Va St 91 77 Midwest Drake 68 Brad 68 Louisville 62 Wichita St 57 Illinois 79 UW Parkside 72 South West Tulsa 84 North Texas 81 Tex Arling 80 La Tech 70 McNeese 104 Lamar 88 Far West New Mex St 55 St Louis 48 Washington 83 California 57 Stanford 71 Wash St 58 Seattle 86 New Reno 65 Idaho St 81 N Arizona 72
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Jeep Kelley Transfers to West Virginia Mountaineers
Bob Jeep Kelley, a 6-foot-2 guard and former Schenley High star who led his team to the 1973 Pennsylvania prep title, has transferred from UNLV to West Virginia University. Due to NCAA rules, he must wait a calendar year before eligibility, and will not be eligible until very late January 1976 after registering late.
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Cagers Clash as Titusville Hosts Beaver
Corry's Beaver roundballers, in last place, travel to Titusville to face the Rockets. CAHS A team beat Titusville 64-58 on Jan 7, while Titusville just upset Warren. Coach Gruce starts sophomores Muckinhaupt Miller Frisina with captains Brant Fox. JV at 6:30.
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Corry
Beaver
Titusville
Rockets
CAHS
Orange and Black
Youngsville
Warren
Jim Gruce
Jim Muckinhaupt
Mike Miller
Larry Joe Frisina
Rusty Brant
Harold Fox
Tuesday Scores From Local Games
Corry 47 beat Rocky Grove 4. Meadville 29 defeated Franklin 27. Warren 28 beat Titusville 21. Clarion 28 defeated Cranberry 17. Friday entries include Meadville at Cranberry and McDowell at Corry with Franklin at Olt City.
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Meadville
Franklin
Warren
Titusville
Clarion
Cranberry
McDowell
Olt City
Buc Staff Looks Strong
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh praises the pitching staff as having the nucleus to be the best in baseball. Candidates include Ken Brett Jerry Reuss Jim Rooker Dock Ellis Bruce Kison Bob Moose Larry Demery John Morlan Wayne Simpson Sam McDowell Juan Pizarro Dave Giusti Ramon Hernandez Jim Sting Ray Jim Sadowski Jim Minshall with Brett Giusti Moose Morlan returning from surgery and doctors reporting good condition.
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Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Bucs
Ken Brett
Jerry Reuss
Jim Rooker
Dock Ellis
Bruce Kison
Bob Moose
Larry Demery
John Morlan
Wayne Simpson
Good Springs
Steve Blass
Sam McDowell
Juan Pizarro
Dave Giusti
Corry-Erie County
Ramon Hernandez
Jim Sting
Ray
Houston
Detroit
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Jim Minshall
Brett
Giusti
Moose
Morlan
Corry NPRL Tops Meadville in Shooting Standings Lead
Corry continued its dominant showing in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League last week by beating Meadville and winning both Actual shooting and Handicap competition. The wins push Corry to 46-0 in Actual standings and first place, tied with Albion at 5-1 in Handicap standings. In Knoxville, Tennessee, freshman basketball star Bernard King was reinstated by the University of Tennessee after a suspension stemming from an alleged recruiting violation.
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Pennsylvania Rifle League
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Bullets End Warriors' Win With Late Foul Controversy
Washington Bullets edged Golden State 98-97 after Phil Chenier scored two free throws at the buzzer. The finish sparked crowd unrest as officials were escorted out, with Rick Barry’s late heroics unable to seal the win.
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Miller Leading By Three At Desert Golf Classic
Johnny Miller fired 69 to extend his Desert Classic lead to three strokes after a 64 opening and 69 in the second round. Tom Shaw surged into a tie for second at 136, while Mac McLendon and Arnold Palmer battled putting woes as the event spanned four desert courses with a final round to come.
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Local Area High School Basketball Schedule Tonight
Tonight’s games feature Meadville at Warren and Oil City at Franklin with Hickory hosting Titusville and Cranberry visiting Rocky Grove. Other matches include Panama at Ripley, Strang Vincent at Jamestown, Mayville at Clymst, North East at Union City, Fairview at Serieca, Fort LeBoeuf versus Northwestern, and Iroquois against Fenera.
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Oil City
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Titusvile Cranberry
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McLane
Morgan State Ends Boycott Ends Coach Reinstatement
Morgan State will wear uniforms tonight after a player boycott ends and coach Nat Frazier, reinstated pending review, returns to lead the Bears. Nat Frazier previously guided the Bears to last season's NCAA small college title as the team travels to Durham for a game with North Carolina Central.
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Softball League Elects Officers and Hears New Teams
The South Erie County Softball League elected officers with Dave Upperman as president, Larry Greer as vice president, Tom Bisbee as secretary, and Dave Brooks as treasurer. Two new teams from Waterford and Union City expressed interest, 21 teams exist, and sponsorship changes are planned for 1975. A $100 donation was approved for Karl Brooks and Jim Foreman to aid fire recovery, joining a prior $100 gift to the John Volk family after a Columbus home fire.
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Rangers Triumph 3 2 Over Flyers in NHL Showdown
New York Rangers edged Philadelphia Buffalo 2 while New York slanders 2 and Ne Bustan 3 Minnesota 7 Kansas Ely 3 Toromita 2. Today's NHL slate lists Los Angeles at Atlanta Chicago at Vancouver Kansas City at Sir Louis Pisaurgh at California.
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Pirates Sign Stargell and Ray to 1975 Contracts
The Pittsburgh Pirates midweek deals add slugger Willie Stargell to a 1975 pact. Also inked is pitcher Jim Ray, acquired from Detroit, who posted a 1-3 record and a 4.50 ERA. The club has now signed five players in total.
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