Women’s Bowling Tourney Half Done Sparks High Scores
The event at Bowl-Aire Lanes continues this weekend with Norberta’s leading Class A team and Lyle’s Builders atop Class B. Pauline Chelton leads Class A singles with 575, Eleanor Musgrove 527 in Class B, Linda Martin 461 in Class C, and Florence Amoroso with 1122 in Class A doubles. The tourney runs through Sunday with top three finishers later released.
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Concord Sixth Grade Net Title for Third Straight Year
Concord sixth graders clinched the city title for the third straight year with a 3119 victory over Conway. Brest Ottzeay led the sixth graders with 22 points as Concord built a strong second-half lead and maintained their dominance in the rivalry.
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Miller Owners' Negotiator Meet In MLB Contract Talks
In New York Marvin Miller and John Gaherin resume talks to end the baseball contract dispute before spring training. It is the fourth day of negotiations with no public progress statements. Chub Feeney, Joe Cronin, Dick Moss, and Joe Torre attended, as salary arbitration and the reserve clause remain the sticking points.
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Nets Face Mixed Night as Paultz Roaches Lead Win
The New York Nets beat the Dallas Chaparrals 128 99 as Billy Paultz posted 26 points and 18 rebounds and John Roche added 24. Injury hit when rookie Brian Taylor dislocated two fingers, sidelining him for about two weeks and keeping Tom Washington out for the road trip. Willie Wise scored 43 for Utah in a 99 89 ABA win over the San Diego Conquistadors.
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Gophers Rise to Top of Big Ten Behind Comeback Win
Minnesota coach Bill Musselman praised his fourth ranked Gophers as they rallied from a halftime deficit to beat Illinois 82-73 and move to 7-2 in the Big Ten, one game ahead of Indiana and Purdue after upsets and strong performances by Steve Downing and John Laskowski. Ohio State’s 102-79 win over Purdue reshuffled the standings while other top college games featured Virginia Tech at Richmond in double overtime and Tennessee’s Eddie Voelker lifting the Vols past Florida with late plays.
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Troyers Defeat Buesinks In City Recreation Play
A big third period powered the Troyers to a win over Buesink Ford in Wright Street School action. Taylor scored 23, Greer 18, Albers 16 as Troyers led 30 points in the third. In the nightcap, Auto Dealers beat the YMCA 66 to 54, Dave Boytie 33 for YMCA, Smith 15 for Crotty Ferrando.
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Pro Baseball Owners Might Go Elsewhere
Pirates owner statements amid contract disputes hint at potential sales as owners weigh investments and frustrations. Five of the Pirates 38 winter roster players, including Blass Giusti May Hebner and Richie, remain from last season with Sherbrooke in the Class AA Eastern League.
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Courage on the water After severe injury at Clarion State
Titusville swimmer Barb Seel, a Corry native and Clarion State College sophomore, shattered a left leg in February and underwent a 16 inch steel pin placement after trampoline accident. Five weeks later she hobbled to poolside on crutches and swam a backstroke victory at Allegheny College, defying odds as doctors assess full recovery while she remains on crutches.
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Meerhoff Fralick Split Up Honors In Bowling Standings
Meerhoff rolled a 628 series in the Marine Bank Classic League last night, the top triplicate. Len Fralick of the VFW Mews B League had the high game at 245. Wilma Dean led the gals with a 213.
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Titusville Man Signs With Browns
Edinboro reports a Titusville man signed a year contract with the Cleveland Browns after being selected in the 13th round of the professional football draft. The contract reportedly did not include a mouot clause.
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