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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1971
Page
8
Tom Shaw tops the PGA money list with 69,752 dollars after winning the Hawaiian Open, 10,511 ahead of Miller Barber who stands second at 59,241. Barber leads in points with 55,541, while Shaw has 41,265. George Archer sits third in both rankings with 37,607 and 33,776 points.
The Pittsburgh Pirates sign three minor leaguers to 1971 contracts Brad Gratz who went 12 6 in the Western Carolina League and infielders Dose Martinez and Dave Arrington promoted from Columbus They trade veteran Danilo Rivas to Mexico City Reds for Ramon Hernandez Ten Pirates have yet to sign contracts including Bob Veale and Luke Walker.
Corry Beaver cagers aim to become Beaver historys winningest section two team with a sixth win of the season against Franklin at Franklin High School. In the first meeting, Franklin won 58 49 as Corry Coach Ed Partch notes defensive adjustments and a strong lineup of Bailey Downey Bloom Crotty Moore. The 8 p.m. varsity clash follows a 6:40 p.m. junior varsity opener with starting seniors Bailey Downey Bloom and juniors Crotty Moore.
A playful sports item highlights women bowlers using body English to pick up spares and the common post throw routine. The piece nods to technique and team spirit in a lighthearted coaching tone.
The Troyers defeated the Faculty 86 to 61 to stay second in the City Recreation Cage League as the undefeated Clymer Hawks beat the YMCA 90 to 87. Terry Maynard led the Chippers with 23 points, with four teammates in double figures.
John Oesch topped bowlers by firing a 228 in the Business Men's League last night, edging Harold Crosby who rolled 226. Other top scores included Joe Niedomus 221 and Tom Lamendo 205 as multiple leagues and teams posted strong outputs across the region. Dan Taylor led the Y team with 44 points to maintain a high league average and set up upcoming matchups at Wright School.
Beavers travel to Seneca aiming for eighth win and fourth conference victory as Cranberry Berries, 6-4, seek momentum. Berry coach Charles Evanoff notes improvement with Kim Slye 10-0 and Tim Tygert rising, while Paul Somers, Brad Smith, and Gary Schubert provide key records. Berries struggle in upper weight classes with weak 4-14 showing.
In Warren area prep action, Corry wrestles in a crowded slate with Oil City and Titusville in a multi-school event. Coaches push lineup consistency as 120 to 180 pound classes spotlight key matchups and JV begins at 6 30 pm with varsity at 8 pm.
Lanny Pith scored 18 dollars for 318. Al Dang tops eyes with 204. Dick Merkle, George Prangky, Handais, Frank Messina 200, Make Fava 20, Sim Bay 213, Harald Bromley 212 also noted.
UCLA regains No 1 in the Associated Press college basketball poll after a 64 80 win over crosstown rival Southern California. Marquette led in first place votes but UCLA edged it 746 to 742 in total points, with USC dropping to third as Pennsylvan ia moved to fourth and Kansas to fifth.
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