Furst and Parks Lead CAHS in District X Swim Meet
In the 1975 District X Swimming Championships at Edinboro State College CAHS swimmers Furst and Parks led a 1-2-3-4 finish for Titusville Meadville Warren and Oil City with seven district records. Corry placed 12th as Furst upset in the 100-yard breaststroke finishing sixth. Rich Parks tied for sixth in the 500-yard freestyle as Bob Moore placed seventh and tenth in the 20 and 100 yard freestyles. The meet determined eligibility for the PIAA State Meet and Bradford meet dates were set for Friday.
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Edinboro State College
Titusville
Meadville
Warren
Oil City
Corry
Drew Furst
Rich Parks
Bob Moore
PIAA
Orange
Black
Furst
CAHS
Jamestown
Don Lang
Don Furman
Bill Ludwick
Cathedral Prep
Tom Dailey
Ken Regal
Bradford
Moore
Tim Hurst
Tim Brown
Pat Maier
Beavers
NFL Team To Be Called Buccaneers In Tampa Bay
Tampa officials announce a new NFL franchise will be named the Buccaneers with the nickname Bucs or Bay Bucs. Hugh Culverhouse, who paid 16 million dollars for the team, says the name should evoke aggressive, high spirited pirates and orange is the key color honoring Central Florida’s citrus industry.
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Tampa
Seattle
Parsons Captures Daytona 500 In Emotional Victory
Benny Parsons wins the Daytona 500 after a late two car draft with Richard Petty aiding his charge. David Pearson, favored to win, spins out near the finish while Parsons thanks the cheering 110,000 crowd and crew members for support.
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Daytona
Benny Parsons
Detroit
David Pearson
Mercury
Cale Yarborough
Richard Petty
Parsons
Petty
Pearson
Pearson Spui
Corry Wrestlers Set To Tie For Title At Cranberry
Corry travels to Cranberry seeking a win to force a three way tie for the Section IV wrestling title with Oil City and Cranberry. Cranberry needs victory for outright champion, while Oil City would place second. Key Corry standouts include Rick Fenno, Jay Grace, Randy Kendrick, and Mike Mercer in a lineup featuring veterans and a must win feel.
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Beavers
Berries
Oil City
Cranberry
Jim Crowther
Meadville
Lindsey
Mike Mercer
Corry
Rick Fenno
Jay Grace
Randy Kendrick
Mark Hurst
Don Cowles
Brent Fralick
Tom Barnhart
Dire Lunch
Chris Lander
Jed Hatch
Marshall Chase
Denny Lineman
Rick Menno
Greg Somers
Mike Rushin
Larry Kay
Paul Burrows
Jeff Starz
Dave Burress
Larry Stralko
Rick Peterson
Fred Schubert
Rocky Chase
Norm Morrow
HVW
Dan Kennedy
Upset Bucks 103 101 Jazz Get Last Laugh
Jazz snap Bucks late, rallying from 17 down to 103-101 upset Milwaukee in New Orleans. Louie Nelson 27 leads Jazz. Abdul-Jabbar 33 for Bucks as New Orleans denies record futility. Bulls, Bullets, Knicks, Sonics, and Kings also win in NBA roundup.
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Milwaukee Bucks
New Orleans
New Orleans Jazz
Bucks
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Jazz
Butch van Breda Kolff
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Louie Nelson
Nate Williams
Williams
Nelson
Milwaukee
Abdul Jabbar
Chicago Bulls
JHS Cage Contest Set For Wednesday
Berry officials shift JHS basketball schedule to Wednesday for Cranberry visit. The 8-1-1 eighth graders coached by John DeStefon will close out the season with their next to last game on the same day.
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Cerry
Cranberry
Berry
John DeStefon
Freshmen Mat Team Pinned by Meadville JH
Meadville JH defeated Corry JHS 45 to 34 to end their season at 3 3 in conference play. Char Borton and Brad Johnson led JHS with 60 charts. Corey JHS vs Meadville JH results list several pins and decisions across weight classes. Also: Rollie Fingers won an $89,000 1975 season contract after arbitration.
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Corry Junior High School
Meadville Junior High School
Gene Wilkins
Youngsville
JHS
Charles Borton
Brad Johnson
Corey
Corey Jhs—3 © Meadville Jh5 ~ 45 10 — Ron Fralick
Brian Johan
Cliff Geer
Dale Krueger
Jim Huff
Tim Mullen
Chris Mulvin
Tom Mullen
Dorr Clark
John Moore
Borton
Boug Branam
Tim VanTassel
Dale Johnsson
Bruce Babcock
Don Krueger
Bray Johnson
Joe Paris
Perio
Dan Jolnson
Sim Sorenson
Jell Bosar
Fingers
Finley
SAN Francisco
Rollie Fingers
Oakland A's
CJ Pauls Hold Volleyball Lead In City League Standings
Corry Jamestown and Pauls stay ahead in the 1975 City Volleyball League after each posting three points in latest play CJ defeated Raymonds twice 30-3 and W7-11 while Pauls beat Glory Stompers 16-9 and 14-12 Standings show CJ and Pauls on 15 ACME 10 Hands 7 Raymonds 7 Stompers Giz 6 Try-M 6 Methodists 5 Cathers 3 MeInnes 0 Cathers earned two forfeits from Try-M Hands beat McInnes CME claim
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Corry Jamestown
Paul's
Raymonds
Springers
Glory Stompers
CJ and
Paul
Acme
Hands
Stompers Giz
Try-M
Methodists
Cathers
MeInnes
McInnes
CME
Rec Cage Schedule Highlights This Week
Tonight at 7 10 Raymonds meets YMCA at 3 30 auto Auction faces Try. On Thursday July 20 Brolly plays George Fox at 8 30 auto Auction clashes YMCA.
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Raymonds
YMCA
Brolly
George Fox
Caps Win Third Straight as Low Sparks 3-0 Shutout
Washington’s expansion team secured its first shutout, a 3-0 win over Kansas City behind Ron Low’s 32 saves. Montreal’s Canadiens stretch road unbeaten streak with 18th straight, aided by five goals from Yvan Cournoyer. Flyers edge Bruins 4-3 as Leach nets late go-ahead strike in nationally televised game.
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Washington Capitals
National Hockey League
Caps
Wonder of Wonders
Zero
Ron Low
Kansas City Scouts
Stan Gilbertson
Mike Marson
Ace Bailey
Gilbertson
Bailey
Canadiens
Black Hawks
Murray Wilson
Chicago
NHL
Yvan Cournoyer
Montreal
Glen Sather
Wilson
Doug Risebrough
Pete Mahovlich
Flyers
Bruins
Reggie Leach
Philadelphia
Boston
Sabres
Blues
St. Louis
Buffalo
Bill Collins
Rene Robert
Danny Gare
Rick Martin
Rangers
Maple Leafs
New York
Ted Irvine
Toronto
Borje Salming
Darryl Stitler
Dave Williams
Norm Ullman
Dave Keon
Steve Vickers
Bill Fairbairn
Ron Harris
Rod Gilbert
Penguins
Islanders
Syl Apps
Pittsburgh
North Stars
Seals
Minnesota
Bill Goldsworthy
California
Gannon Reprieved as Star Scorer Returns to Knox
Gannon 19-2 Golden Knights faces Clarion State Eagles after Al Farmer’s knee injury tests negative. The 6-6 forward is expected to miss only two games, with Mercyhurst at home to host Alliance Eagles. Westminster and Waynesburg also play NAIA action tonight.
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Gannon
al Farmer
Golden Knights
Parmer
Farmer
Clarion State Eagles
Mercyhurst
Erie County
Alliance Eagles
NAIA
Westminster
Denison
Waynesburg
California State
Streakers Team Scores and Player Totals Chronicle
Readable text lists numerous player scores and tallies for Crusaders and BA Seniors across multiple categories. Names include Hunt, Stewart, Vargo, Holton, Bearce, Fran Haniin, Swansen, Dugan, Davis, Bimber, Hanlin, Henderson, Cher Hunt, Debbie Brooks, Gates, Paver, Corvea, Jim Davis, Berkhous, Ollaway, Spitman, Sam Smith, Randy Ben ink, Gould, Ulrich, Monica Clark, Lyn Garay, Doug Johnson, Becky Spitman, Dian Maton, among others. Data appears as scattered tallies and percentages across players.
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Crusaders
Scott Hunt
Jie Stewart
Joe Vargo
Steve Holton
Nathamt Wirtanis
Chuck Bearce
Fran Haniin
Brad Swansen
Char Dugan
Dave Anderson
Dave Davis
Shove Bimber
Colleen Hanlin
Brent Henderson
Cher Hunt
Debbie Brooks
Dan Gates
Rich Paver
Rosie Corvea
Jim Davis
Russ Berkhous
Nick Ollaway
Vicky Spitman
Sam Smith
Randy Benink
Stenhanie Gould
Dave Ulrich
Monca Clark
Lyn Garay
Doug Johnson
Becky Spitman
Dian Maton
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Ference
Oilers
Clarion
Crowther
Maplewood
Bob Lindsey
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Chet Walker
Nate Thurmond
McAdoo
Bob Love
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Elgin Hayes
Kevin Porter
Wes Unseld
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Sonics
Lakers
Spencer Haywood
Leonard Gray
Fred Brown
Cazzie Russell
Los Angeles
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Rockets
Dick Snyder
Jim Chones
Bobby
Smith
Cleveland
Houston
Snyder
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Pistons
KC Omaha
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Jimmy Walker
Houston Rocket
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Cleveland Cavaliers
Ringo Smith
Jim Cleamons
Dwight Davis
Rudy T
Doug Braver
Rick Ass
Chris Hornick
Jell Horch
Ben Jones
Pau Shuee
Wid Colt
Doug Harry
Steve Cus
Wes Masih
Bryan Anderson
Jim Scher
Randy Swanson
Corts ‘Nape
Stones
Oklahoma City
Dwight Stones
United States Track and Field Federation
Dave Edwards
Larry Case
Joyce Gronosta
Louise Cheney
Mike Albers
Dekler Gren
Ken Ferry
Pabling Hanriola
Pharly Chapman
Allene Weng
Firestone
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