Qualifier Fenno top seed for oil city district tourney
Section IV District X wrestling at Oil City Friday and Saturday seeds Corry Franklin Hickory Meadville Oil City Titusville and Warren in Class A. Meadville claims three top seeds. CAHS Rick Fenno and Randy Kendrick lead 132 and heavyweight. Top seeds include Franklin Steve Snyder and Audie Cherry, Warren Derek Rapp and Mike Baldensperger. Two mats for quarter and semis. finals Saturday night.
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Oil City
Corry
Franklin
Hickory
Meadville
Titusville
Warren
Robert Kucher
Jess Caldwell
Herm Domico
Joel Bowser
CAHS
Rick Fenno
Randy Kendrick
Jay Grace
Glenn Maxwell
Bulldogs
Dave MacLaren
Arnie Manning
Steve Bossard
Ranklin
Steve Snyder
Audie Cherry
Derek Rapp
Mike Baldensperger
Grace
Mark Hurst
Tom Yeagie
Tim Nelson
Gary Stratko
Oly
Tom Barnhart
Steve Roth
Perry Fish
Mark Cook
Marshall Chase
Jett Baldensperger
John Watson
Thtusville
Mike’Rushin
Rendy Bernard
Paul Burrows
Rex Sherry
Weadville
Rick Peterson
Jim Tegle
Ickory
Dave Burress
Don Burger
Tickory
Rocky Chase
Pat Sanders
Narren
Randy Kondrick
Dave Swarte
Ttusville
Berries Bounce Beavers In Berryland Showdowns
In Berryland yesterday afternoon Cranberry and Corry faced off in two grade level games. The CAHS ninth graders fell 64 to 29 as Tim Swackhammer led Cranberry with 10 points. The eighth graders edged Corry 37 to 34 after a tight fourth quarter, Jim Tobin scoring 14 and Mike Paver limited to nine. The freshmen wrap their campaign at Franklin tomorrow while the eighth graders complete a successful season.
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Cranberry
Berry
Corry
Berryland
Thiir
CAHS
Berry Fresh
Tim Swackhammer
John DeStefan
Cranberry Cagers
Beavers
Jim Tobin
Mike Paver
Franklin
Fry
Salute To Lindseymen Crowned With Close Section Tie
Corry Area High School wrestling faced Cranberry Cranberry and Meadville as favorites but the Beavers led by Rick Fenno Jay Grace and Randy Kendrick nearly earned a three way share of Section II with a 20 20 tie. Coach Bob Lindsey guided a lean squad to a noble third place showing that impressed local fans and respected rivals.
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Corry Area High School
Oil City
Cranberry
Meadville
Beavers
Rick Fenno
Jay Grace
Randy Kendrick
Corry
Bob Lindsey
Lindsey
Lindseymen
Crusaders Dominate St Paul With 30 Point Margin
St Thomas' high school basketball rolled to a 45-15 win yesterday to even their second half at 2-2. Coach Joe Baressi used the entire roster as 10 players scored with Tim Bracken and John Maloney contributing 24 points combined in the easy victory.
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St. Paul's
St. Thomas
Joe Baressi
Tim Bracken
John Maloney
Finley Wins Arbitration Over Bando Salary
Sal Bando stays at a 100000 salary for 1960s A’s season after an arbitrator sided with owner Charles O. Finley cutting a potential raise. Finley also notes savings of 25000 as two more cases loom for Kubiak and Fosse. Reggie Jackson case set for Friday in Los Angeles as Ron Cey vs Dodgers proceeds. Blue Moon Odom agrees to lower pay and withdraws from arbitration.
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SAN Whancisco
Sal Bando
Oakland A's
A's
Charles O. Finley
Bando
Finley
Ted Kubiak
Ray Fosse
Reggie Jackson
Los Angeles
Kubiak
Fosse
Jackson
Billy North
John “Blue Moon" Odom
Gannon Triumphs Without Key Stars To Beat Youngstown State
Gannon College, missing Al Farmer for the full game and Gerry Walker for much, edged Youngstown State 75-64 at Erie Audi to reach 21-2. Mercyhurst fell to Hillsdale 87-67 despite Jesse Campbell's 19 points and 18 rebounds as Geneva narrowly defeated Behrend 76-75 with Clyde Soule pouring in 23 and 17 rebounds.
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Gannon College
al Farmer
Gerry Walker
Golden Knights
Youngstown State
Erie Audi
Mercyhurst
Hillsdale College of Michigan
Jesse Campbell
Alliance
Clarion
Geneva
Cubs
Clyde Soule
Spencer Johnson
Gannon
Golden Ones
Youngstown
Willie Wade
Morgantown
Jim Ouderkirk
Penn State
West Virginia
Georgetown
St.Francis of
Loretto
Bob Nichols
St. Francis
Shooters Top LP In Both Matches At Corry
Jim Briskie sparked the Corry squad leading in both 22-caliber and center-fire divisions as locals beat Lawrence Park. Briskie's 279-269 led the 22-caliber while Paul Pirizzola had 261-262 in CF. Wayne Lugaila and Kirt Lindberg contributed strong totals, Norm McElroy and Andy Gusken placed, with others named in the lineup.
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Jim Briskie
Corry
Lawrence Park
Briskie
Paul Pirizzola
Wayne Lugaila
Kirt Lindberg
Norm McElroy
Andy Gusken
Denny Jerome
Tom Brady
Jean Gusken
Brad Lindberg
Andy Confer
J. Lindberg
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Tom Tritchard
Gary Frantz
Montreal
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Detroit
Washington
Bufffalo
Boston
Torani Allt
Ene McCracken
Betty Shatter
Kay Gales
Baby Shamp
Louise Craker
Ean
Sehler Cinigens
Rickers
Barney's Firestone Mill
Kingsley
Ford Stewart
Aciated Spring Bowling League
Jin Maynard
Ed Gluyna
Paul Auer
Lady Douglas
Gaga
Mike Mulray
Star
Ed Walters
Carol
Bors
Jamesway
Dandee Service
P.O. Box
Clymer
N.Y
Ec Shaler
Ruth Clayton
Chase
Barletta Swacker
Swarter
Marian Marrow DiFenzo
Kanae Ropney Fry
Rajnesalo
Johnson Benavila
Haman Adams
YanOpCorp
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Rushin Messinger
Corry Ah
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Jon Lindstrom
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Mike Hanlin
Scott Merkle
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Gary Cozad
Teddy Williams
Benny Calderone
Terry Shaw
Steve Bimber
Jim Anderson
Joel Rachel
Bob Sample
Jim Campisano
Jeff Gustafson
Drew Clark
Bob Falcone
Tim Cox
Brad Swanson
Bruce Anderson
Doug Crakert
McCray
Crusaders
Ron Cey
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Steubenville
Jim Ney
Bobby Franklin
Kevin Beallice
Jim Keller
Waynesburg
Westminster
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Covington
Panna ‘Carlson
Monre
Mercyhuest
Hixon
Repko
Campbell
Mainar
Bukowski
Albert
Davern
Emich
Bradley
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Ingams
Byrd
Crawley
Fon
Kucera
Zager
Harrie
Hillsdale
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