Spectator conduct called out in Corry journal letter
Westminster College freshman Dave Fuller won the 60 and 100 yard freestyles as Westminster swam with Allegheny College while Beaver swimmers claimed the Section 2 Championship at Oil City. Jeff Fuller sat out with back spasms after prior events. A Corry Rod and Gun Club fish fry at the Moose Club was noted for those seeking entertainment.
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Bowling scores and league results dominate local action
Local bowling lanes reported Bob Hand’s 264 game leading to a 625 set in the Bowl-Aire Men’s League. The night also highlighted top scores from VFW Businessmen’s and Spartansburg leagues along with squash champion Colin Adair earning the U S singles title after a four set win over Peter Martin.
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Duke Returns to Top Ten as Bonnies Hold No 4
The Associated Press poll shows Duke reentering the Top Ten at No 10 after a 3 win week lifting to 11? records. St Bonaventure remains No 4 after a 70-56 win over Providence while New Mexico and Columbia rise to Nos 5 and 6 respectively. Houston leads with 28 first place votes and 351 points. UCLA sits second with 332 points. North Carolina holds third with 281 points. Tennessee moves to seventh, Kentucky ninth, Vanderbilt eighth. Duke beats Maryland Southern Illinois and Notre Dame to rise with losses dropping New Mexico State out of the Top Ten.
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Beaver Swimmers Dominate Meadville 56-39 in Coast-to-Coast Meet
Corry Area High School’s Beaver swimmers beat Meadville 56 to 39 at Meadville after trailing early. Jim Stahl led with two wins in the 160yard individual medley and 400yard freestyle, while Doug Rozelle set a 100yard butterfly record and Jim Lundy posted a 100yard breaststroke record.
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Magic number 43 dominates ABA scoring night
Three players score 43 as ABA teams light up the scoreboard. Cincy Powell shatters Dallas scoring record with 43 in a 114 101 Dallas win over Denver. Warley and Somerset also hit 43 in Anaheim 145 142 OT win over Houston. Warley sets ABA mark with 16 straight makes. New Jersey tops New Orleans 118 109. Kentucky shuts Pittsburgh 141 107. In NBA action Chicago defeats Cincinnati 112 104 in OT. Powell had 41 Sunday for Dallas. Powell's run boosts Dallas early lead as Denver and others see highlights.
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Pipers Face Must Win To Maintain First In East
Pittsburgh must beat New Jersey to stay undisputed lead in the ABA Eastern Division after a 131 107 loss at Kentucky. Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 25, while Kentucky’s Jim Ligon grabbed a team record 27 rebounds and Darell Carrier added 21 points as Louie Dampier scored 26.
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Cage Schedule Section Two Card
The schedule lists high school boys basketball matchups across districts. Pairings include Terry at Rocky Grove, Cranberry at Franklin, Meadville at Warren, Titusville at Oil City, and Fairview at Fort LeBoeuf among others with additional games across regional programs including East Forest at Sparta and Jamestown at Commodore Perry.
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Matmen End Season With McLane
Corry Beaver matmen close the regular season hosting General McLane with junior varsity at 6:90 and varsity at 7:45. Coach Bob Benson thanks parents in a letter and offers admission passes for a designated bleacher section. Lineup changes include Bill Johnston back and Doug Brown at 127 pounds.
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Start Probe of Michigan Universities
A Big Ten inquiry opened at the University of Michigan and Michigan State amid reports that athletes received free meals discounts and other privileges. Big Ten examiner John D Dewey met with UM Daily staff as the probe assessed the scope of potential conference rule violations involving both schools.
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U S Hockey Eyes Upbeat Push After 8 1 Win
United States edges West Germany 8 1 in Grenoble as coach Murray Williamson promises a stronger push. Despite momentum, the Americans remain medalless with two round robin games left while Jean Claude Killy dominates the slalom for France.
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Recovery of Lonborg's Knee On Schedule
Boston ace Jim Lonborg's knee recovery from skiing accident surgery is on track. A smaller cast was placed on his left leg and he wore a sock and shoe for the first time in six weeks, though full-time pitching is expected by mid May.
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