Warren High Protest Over Section II Scheduling
Warren Aves High School and Warren district officials protested Section II basketball scheduling that scrapped league records and proposed four games weekly. The protest seeks to use current results to determine playoff qualifiers, with Warren, Hickory, and Oli City leading Class AAA at 2-1.
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Warren
Warren Aves High School
Principa bin
Miller Wilfie
Miller
Gumtien
Milter
Tn Plant
Hal Miller
Waks
Ed McGrumphy
Ol City
Hickory
Oli City
Meadville
Massengale Dominates Desert Golf Classic To Win
Rik Massengale surged to a dominating victory at the Palm Springs Desert Golf Classic, finishing six strokes ahead of Bruce Lietzke. He tied Arnold Palmer’s 17 year scoring mark on a dramatic 48 foot birdie putt and won $40,000 from a $200,000 purse.
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Bruce Lietzke
Rik
Massengale
Arnold Palmer
Wiliner
Corry adopts new athletic director as night fall meets begin
Corry Area School Board will officially announce the new CAHS athletic director at tonight’s meeting after five applicants sought the post. Hanna, serving 28 years, is leaving. Meanwhile a Public Utility Commission order shifts Section 11 sports to evening start times, with wrestling at 6 30 and 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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Corry Area
Public Utility Commission
Lou Hanna
Corty
Gore
Titusville
Indiana Upsets Michigan in surprising college basketball upset
Indiana shocked No 5 Michigan 74 to 64 as Woodson led Michigan with 26 points while Indiana forced turnovers and stifling defense. The AP report notes other top-25 games with San Francisco beating St Marys 99-82 and UCLA edged by Washington 78-78 among Sunday college action.
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Associated Press
Wolverines
Johnny Ort
Indiana
Woodson
Orr
Mike Woodson
Wolverine
San Francisco
St. Mary's
Washington
UCLA
Kentucky
Auburn
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Nevada-Las Vegas
Louisville
Alabama
Mississippi State
Minnesota
Towa
Marquette
Manhattan
All-Star West Edges East 125 124 On Defense
In Milwaukee the West beat the East 125-124 as Westphal drove the final layup after Barry forcing a crucial strip on Maravich. Erving and McAdoo each scored 30 for the East. Abdul-Jabbar led the West with 21 as the game featured intense, fitness driven defense and a national audience.
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Milwaukee
Golden State
Rick Barry
Barry
Denver
Bobby Jones
Phoenix
Paul Westphal
Westphal
Bob McAdoo
New York
Knicks
New Orleans
Pete Maravich
Philadelphia
Julius Er
Ving
American Basketball Association
West
Larry Brown
Brown
Maravich
McAdoo
Erving
Kareem Abdulabbar
Los Angeles
Abdul-Jabbar
David Thompson
Gannon edges Mercyhurst in overtime thriller 81-77
Gannon beats Mercyhurst 81-77 in OT before 3,300 at Gannon Arena. Eddie Warner tallies late baskets for the Knights, Stan Sligh key on 10 of 11 free throws, while Mercyhurst falls to 12-7 with a tough road ahead. Mercyhurst outrebounds 37-35 but misses on free throws as Jones leads the Lakers with 23 points.
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Dick Pox
Keam
Ganon
Corry Beaver
Edinboro
Mercyhurst
Golden Knights
Gannon Audi
Gannon
The
Lancers
Slippery Rock
Lakers
John Burrow
Eddie Warner
Warner
Knights
Hurst
Peach Street
Foxmen
Stan Sligh
Fate Harris
Harris
Paul Young
Young
Edwin
Jones
Donald Jackson
Burrow
Erie
Olean
N.Y
Essie
CAHS Sports This Week
Week of events lists CAHS activities with gymnastics wrestling and basketball. Entries mention Titusville Branberry Corry Franklin Bainboro and McDowal with venues Exst Exinvoro and Wright School. The fragmentary schedule includes Tuesday wrestling and Thursday wrestling along with gymnastics and swimming events.
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Tituville
Branberry
Corry
Vincent
McDowal
Corry A
Franklin Te Mi
Boatyere
Wright Schoel
Bainboro
Exinvoro
Boro Bounced From Playoffs
District 18 WATA playoff race tightens as Edinboro State College and others suffer weekend losses. Edinboro’s 106-82 defeat at California (PA) ends their title bid, while Indiana (PA) beats Edinboro 94-88 to put the Scots at 10-9. Point Park falls to Frostburg State 90-87. Mercyhurst, Pitt–Johnstown, Waynesburg and Clarion appear best positioned for post-season spots. Tim Smiley and Genevieve notable performances highlight weekend action across the region.
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WATA
Edinbers State College
Conti
Pittsburgh
Point Park College
Mercyhurst
Gannon
Edinborn
California State
Indiana
Point Park
Frostburg State
Bobby Franklin
Pioneers
Pennsylvania
Clarion
Pit- Johinstown
Waynesburg
Westmister
Slippery Rock
Frostburg
Pitt- Johnstown
Lakers
Tim Smiley
McComb
Eric Lindberg
Ralph Hopkins
Bill Falcon
Allegheny College
Case Western Reserve
George Harvey
Carnegie Mellon
Hiram
CMU
Terriers
Qenathal Waren Leakie
Rick Trainor
Westminster
Tim Glass
Geneva
Penn State
Behrend
Kevin Creasman
Mike Hardy
George Clark
Chuck Link
Grove City
University of Pittsburgh At
Big 33 Football Classic Dropped in Pennsylvania
The Big 33 football classic that pitted Pennsylvania stars against Ohio players has been discontinued. Founder and president Al Clark cited spiraling production costs rising 45 percent since the series began five years ago.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
al Clark
National Hockey League Sunday Scores Fragment
Sunday NHL results show Montreal 5 Detroit 4 and Buffalo 6, Cleveland 2. New York Rangers and Toronto games listed with Chicago 4 Aviania 2 Mend 5. Louis alPhit Toronto a Buffalo New York Islanders at Vancouver.
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National Hockey League
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Detroit
Buffalo
Minnesota
Bosing
Cleveland
New York Rangers
Toronto
Chicago
Aviania
Louis alPhit
Toronto A
New York Islanders
Vancouver
Undermanned Blades Edge Firebirds 3-2 in Narrow Win
Philadelphia Firebirds fielded 13 players as the Erie Blades won 3-2. Lynn Zimmerman returned in goal for the Blades, boosting the NAHE standings to 24 27 3 while Erie gained 5 points in the chase.
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Blades
Philadelphia Firebirds
Erie
Lynn Zimmerman
Nets
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