Top Ranked UCLA Edges Washington State In Late Thriller
UCLA, ranked No 1, defeated Washington State 72 70 in Pullman after a tight second half. Dennis Hogg led the Cougars with 28 points while Sidney Wicks sealed the win for UCLA with a late steal and free throws. Coach John Wooden praised the Bruins and Washington State coach Mary Harshman noted the tough loss.
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Washington State
UCLA
Cougars
Bruins
Los Angeles
Bohler Gym
State
Dennis Hogg
Henry Bibby
Sidney Wicks
Curtis Rowe
Bibby
Canning
John Vallely
Patterson
Rick Erickson
Gary Elliott
Wildcats, Tar Heels, and Gamecocks Shine In College Hoops
The report highlights Wake Forest slowdowns met by a Wake Forest slowdown tactic comeback. It notes John Roche and Tom Owens with 2% and 18 rebounds, South Carolina’s 17th straight win, Dan Issel’s 17 for Kentucky, Charlie Scott’s 43 to rally NC State past NC and a 127-114 LSU victory over Tulane with Pete Maravich pouring in 49.
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Tar Heels
Scott
Dennis Wuycik
Jimmy Collins
Sam Lacey
New Mexico State
Montana State
Marquette
Jeff Sewell
Dean Meminger
Air Force
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Southern California
Washington
Jimmy Hollon
Alabama
Georgia
Bulldogs
Kentucky
Kansas State
Iowa State
Wildcats
Missouri
Oklahoma
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Tulane
Final Pitch For Seattle Pilots In AP Report
American League owners meet to decide if Seattle keeps the Pilots or loses them to Milwaukee or Dallas-Ft Worth. Edward Carlson leads a Seattle money group with a $9 million plan backed by loans pledges and potential $3.4 million loan from Bank of California to repay founders Daley and Soriano. A Tuesday result could extend to Wednesday if a decision nears. Arabs and Ghana draw 1-1 in Khartoum while Kinshasa and Guinea tie 2-2 in soccer action.
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American League Baseball
Seattle
Pilots
Milwaukee
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Edward Carlson
William Daley
Cleveland
Dewey Soriano
Carlson
Bank of California
Dallas- Ft. Worth
Corry Area H S Forms Rifle Team Under Scrutiny
The Corry Area Joint School Committee clears the way for Corry Area High School to start a rifle team with an unnamed coach and salary. Rod and Gun club official David Schweigert pushes for final approval as insurance covers each member for $1, likely $20 total this year. Team members may meet at the club indoor range this week. Lou Hanna, athletic director, seeks $1,000 pay next year, prompting a review of supplemental contracts and coaching posts.
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Corry Area
Corry
Jointure's Insurance Committee
Schweigert
Rod and Gun Club
Lou Hanna
Pirates Sign Dal Canton For 1970 Season
PITTSBURGH AP Bruce Dal Canton agreed to a 1970 contract with the Pirates after posting eight wins and a 3.35 ERA in 57 relief appearances last season. Also signed was second baseman Dave Cash, who hit .279 in 16 games after a call up from Columbus where he led the International League with 12 triples.
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Pittsburgh
Bruce Dal Canton
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Dal Canton
Dave Cash
Cal Canton
Cash
Columbus
Sparta Girls Go Undefeated With 44 27 Victory
Sparta High girls remain undefeated at 11 straight wins after a 44 27 win over Cranberry. Wilma Long led with 20 points on 10 field goals, Lori Cook added 8, and every Sparta player saw court as they dominated on Cranberry’s home floor. Tomorrow they host Venango Christian in a first meeting of the season.
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Cranberry
Spartans
Sparta Gals
Sparta
Berries
Wilma Long
Lori Cook
Venango Christian Girls
Spartansburg
Local High School Cage Schedule for Tonight
Tonight’s slate features Corry at Cranberry and Rocky Grove at Meadville with Titusville visiting Oil City. Other games include Eisenhower at Youngsville and West Forest at Sparta plus Iroquois at Ft. LeBoeuf and McLane at North East.
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Corry
Cranberry
Rocky Grove
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Warren
Franklin
Eisenhower
Youngsville
West Forest
Sparta
East Forest
Tidioute
Iroquois
Ft. LeBoeuf
Wattsburg
Harborcreek
Gen. McLane
North East
McDowell
Jamestown
N.Y
Cochranton
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Lake
Conneaut Valley
Linesville
Townville
Randolph
Saegertown
Union City
Fairview
Hickory
East
Kennedy Christian
Prep Northwestern
Girard
Johnsonburg
Sheffield
Beaver Matmen Battle Cranberry In Corry Showdown
Cranberry brings eight lettermen for a varsity match at Corry tonight with strong lightweights led by Ken Sharpe at 103 and Kim Slye at 112. Beavers’Dave Crowell aims to defend his undefeated run with potential foes Dave Sommers or Wes Davis at 133 while Jim Sekerak meets Tony Fye at 119 and Craig Bailey faces Skip Hornberg at 138. The card also features engagements of Messinger, Bennett, and a full slate across weights 108 to 193 in a crucial 1969-70 campaign swing.
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Corry
Cranberry
Franklin
Berries
Knights
Beavers
Ken Sharpe
Jim Sekerak
Kim Slye
Jeff Jackson
Mike Gentile
Gordy Fralick
Beaver
Dave Crowell
Dave Sommers
Crowell
Wes Davis
Frank Messinger
Davis
Tony Fyeats
Fye
Frank Sayko
Craig Bailey
Berry
Skip Hornberg
Frank Messenger
Jeff Shotts
Rocky Grove
Meadville
CAHS Cagers Face Winless Cranberry in Road Test
Corry Beaver cagers travel to Cranberry High School to meet the winless Berries in Section Two play. Cranberry, coached by Dave Robinson in his first year, fields a young lineup led by David Green and Bi Waggett. Last meeting ended 51-44 amid Beavers’ Steve Grice scoring 18. tonight Corry aims to repeat on Cranberry’s court at 8 p.m. with a 6:45 p.m. JV tipoff.
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Beavers
Orange and Black
Warren
Dragons
CAHS
Cranberry Berries
Cranberry High School
Berries
Corry
Dave Robinson
Cranberry
Robinson
David Green
Bi Waggett
Dan Kahle
Dan Vogan
Dave O'Neil
Vogan
Steve Grice
Jack Cummings
Mark Bloom
Cummings
Bloom
YMCA Continues Unbeaten as Nomads Win Comeback
The YMCA stretched its perfect run to nine with a 66-55 victory over the D J. Dave Ross scored 33 points and controlled boards while Jim Dolan added 18 for the winners. In the opener, the Nomads rallied to beat the Raymonds 75-61 as Dan Taylor poured in 29 points, 17 in the second half, with help from Doug Steuart and Tom Morse. Dave Sampsell led the Springers with 33 points and Bob Bailey had 12. The Nomads moved into sole possession of second place.
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Jim Dolan
Terry Maynard
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Nomads
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Wanderers
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Taylor
Doug Steuart
Tom Morse
Dave Sampsell
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Cole Stockton
Schrecangost
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van Dresar
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