Bradford Faces Kane In 14th Win Bid In PIAA Playoffs
Bradford aims to extend a 13 game streak as they visit Kane defending PIAA life B champions. Home court edge favored Bradford while Grove City hosts Tridey night action and other area games mark a busy schedule with Meadvill e and Warren on tonight's slate. The piece also notes Pirates prospects and local boxing and basketball updates amid a busy regional sports scene.
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Austrian Women Dominate Opening Alpine Ski Meet
Austrian women led by Dagmar Rom swept six of the first seven places in the women's slalom on opening day of the World Alpine Ski Championships in Aspen. Rom won her run with a time of 1 minute 2.06 seconds as the men prepared to race today in the same event.
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Two Local High School Games Preview Tonight
Spattsburg Firemen face Wattabure Fung fighters in twin home games starting at evening. Teams hope to build season momentum with back to back contests and strong offense.
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Three Minute Foul Rule Likely Out Next Year
Pennsylvania high schools appear set to remove the controversial three minute foul rule. The rule gave a free throw and possession to the fouled team during the final three minutes to curb late fouls but was seen as unfair by many coaches. A survey of scholastic coaches showed strong opposition and the PIAA board postponed final decision to April 1.
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Washington and Jefferson site 50 coaching candidates
The athletic committee at Washington and Jefferson College accepted a list of fix applicants for the football coach position to replace Henry Luecht who resigned after claiming lack of cooperation from the athletic council. The report notes the search began after Luecht quit several days earlier.
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College basketball scores and pro basketball results from weekend slate
Duquesne Tl and Campsie split results while Villanova Scranton Princeton Cornell Mannabian Wiener and Kentucky posted varied scores. Alabama Bradley Oklahoma A M Olin State Missouri also appeared with close margins alongside pro NBA style listings for Anderson Waterlow Denver Sheboygan.
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Rossbacher Leads Down In Mens A Bowling Loop
Rossbacher's lead in the Mens A Bowling League narrowed as key matches produced high scores. Jim's team pulled within ten games of the front runners, with several players posting strong totals including Hurlbut, McLean, and Cribbet. Other matches featured Moose Club sweeping Borstorff and Fitch, while Sterling Milk and Keystone extended leads in their divisions.
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Douglas Holds Big Lead in Hockey Scoring Race
New York February 14 Los Angeles Doug, with the Cleveland Barons, leads the American Hockey League scoring race with 81 points including 29 goals and 52 assists. Teammate Thurier trails by nine points. Roy Kelly tops goal scoring with 34 goals in 33 games. Pete Leswick and Bobby Pulford are near the 70 point mark. Connie Dion of Buffalo has the best goaltending average among regulars.
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Local Bowl Scores Highlight Key Club Standouts
At Bowl-Aire last evening the 200 Club reached 283 with eight keglers. Dick Hurlbut led the group and Paul Hurlbut scored 225, Bob Fenton 213, Charles Siyise 209, Al Dorman 207, Paul French 204 and 201, R Wasink 204, and Sunny Staples 203.
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Bradley Braves Top Holy Cross In AP Basketball Poll
The Bradley Braves rise to No. 1 in the Associated Press college basketball poll, dethroning Holy Cross which remains the No. 1 team for a seventh straight week. Ohio State Western Conference power advances to No. 3 as Duquesne drops to seventh and Saint John’s Brooklyn finishes fourth. Kentucky slips from second to fifth as Western Kentucky and UCLA complete the top ten.
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Pirates Officials See Hurlers Prospect at Camp
Eighteen year old Paul Petit and lefty Mic Narhount impressed Pirates officials during a preseason camp in San Bernardino California. Petit regarded as a $100 000 prospect is to apprentice with New Orleans in the Southern Association before a possible 1980 major league pitching role. Crosby and general manager Roy Hamey praised Narhount as a poised rookie signing for 100 000.
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Beavers Set for Tech Wagers in Night Doubleheader
Prepare for a doubleheader at Getinot Auditorium as Beavers pursue their third Section 1 win while Tech Wagers from Cony High look to rebound. The lineup features Mutawski Tomek Zabrosky Polagy and coach Pred Schwab guiding a deep rotation. Dashed by recent setbacks, Beavers aim to build momentum.
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Penn State Nine Plans 23 Game Schedule
Penn State baseball announces a 23 game spring schedule with 19 wins last season. The slate includes games against Bucknell Georgetown West Virginia Pitt Villanova Lafayette and Temple, with dates spread through April and May in State College and away venues.
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Robinson Wins by TKO in Sixth Round at Newark
Ray Robinson defeated Al Mobley by technical knockout in the sixth round at the Gelyseum Arena Newark New Jersey before 5100 fans. Mobley reached a 150 to Robinsons 154 with Robinson sealing the win at 1:85 of the sixth.
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Casanova Emerges as Pitt Coaching Candidate
Santa Clara coach Casanova appears to be Pitt's top target after Cincinnati officials hinted at no obstacles. Len Casanova has two years left on his contract at California University and may resign if offered the Pitt post.
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