Thirteen Beaver Matmen Ready For Tomorrow's Qualifiers
Thirteen Corry Area High School wrestlers begin tomorrow night aiming for advancement to the District 10 finals next weekend. Top wrestlers Scott Crowell Shawn McElroy and Randy Kendrick move directly to semifinals and several schools compete in the Section B qualifier at Iroquois High School with preliminaries at 6 00 p.m. Friday semifinals Saturday at 2 00 p.m. and finals Saturday night at 7 30.
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Iroquois High School
Corry
Scott Crowell
Shawn McElroy
Randy Kendrick
Northwestern
Girard
Iroquois
North East
Ft. LeBoeuf
Fairview
Tom Reed
Don Gaudette
Dan Burrows
Steve Shields
Ft. LeBeauf
Perry Fish
Jos Spacht
Jay Grace
Bob Huston
Rick Fanno
Dave Hites
Mike Rushin
Matt Morey
North
Larry Bortén
Ken Marusak
Girardi
Pat Comitz
Tom Peters
Gordon Bailey
Bod Robinson
Brad Sickler
Loren Bennet
HVW
Knights Lakers Cup Schwab Now Fourth
Gannon and Mercyhurst won while Behrend and Alliance lost. Corry's Fred Schwab moved to fourth on Grove City's all time scoring list with 14 in a 78-68 loss to St Vincent. Mercyhurst beat Lock Haven 63-61 as Jesse Campbell led with 26 points and 19 rebounds. St Vincent beat Grove City 68-50 as Schwab reached 1151 career points. Slippery Rock beat Westminster 103-89. Allegheny defeated Thiel 93-66. St Bonaventure edged Canisius 95-82 with Essie Hollis scoring 26.
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Erie
St. Vincent Crew
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Grovers
Tom Robinson
Behrend
Brock University of Ontario
Jack Weber
Jeff Gillette
Clarion
Alliance
Lou Meyers
Dave Ankeney
Slippery Rock
Westminster
Allegheny
Thiel College
Marty Orz
Pitt Tops Temple For 22nd Win In Tight Tilt
Pitt, 22 1, edged Temple 56 49 as Temple used a strong zone to limit Pitt’s scoring. Billy Knight and Lew Hill led Pitt with 12 points each, while Temple’s Kevin Washington had 13 and Joe Newman 12. Penn State beat West Virginia 83 63, and Maryland routed Duquesne 98 72.
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Lew Hill
Mickey Martin
Starr
Kevin Washington
Joe Newman
John Kneib
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Eartha Faust
Levi Phillips
Mountaineers
Lanier Seals Victory as Pistons Top Lakers 112 110
Detroit center Bob Lanier returned from a stomach flu to score 16 points in the fourth quarter, powering the Pistons to a 112 110 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. Other NBA results include Capital Bullets over Trail Blazers 116 101, Rockets over 76ers 115 98, Kings over Warriors 116 97, and Bucks over Hawks.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Atlanta Hi
Shooters Bay Extends 26th Straight Victory
The Corry pistol team extended its winning streak to 26 straight matches by defeating Fredonia in center-fire 1348-1207 and 22-caliber 1350-1331. Top scores included Bob Green 290 and Gary Haugh 280 in center-fire, with Rea 285 leading 22-caliber. Sebring endurance race canceled due to gasoline shortage.
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Fredonia
Corry
Bob Green
Gary Haughs
Dave Rea
Paul Pirozzola
Kurt Lindberg
Rea
Green
Sonny Turben
Norm McElroy
Brad Lindberg
Andy
Jean Gusken
Pirates Open Camp With Two Signings and Hopes for Strong Pitching
The Pirates began spring training in Brandenton Florida with 15 pitchers and 4 catchers as GM Joe Brown reshapes the staff. Don Osborn praised the potential rotation while noting battles for five rotation spots and remaining questions about several veterans. Jim McKee and Mike Ryan signed 1978 contracts, while Rich Hebner Dal Maxvill Tony Armas and Kurt Beyacqua remained unsigned.
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Osborn
Sandpoint
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Pirate
Bill Virdon
Mel Wright
Virdon
Wright
Danny Murtaugh
Joe Brown
Jerry Reuss
Ken Brett
Steve Blass
Bruce Kison
Murtaugh
John Morlan
Jim McKee
Mike Ryan
Philadelphia
Rich Hebner
Dal Maxvill
Tony Armas
Kurt Beyacqua
Tie for high game in Associated Spring Bowling League
Douglas Hess and Chuck Hess and Lafe Douglas each rolled 214 to tie for high game in area kegling. Barb Wickwire led ladies with 196 single and 521 total. Tracey Benson tallied 185 for Team Nunny Gubpers, associated with Nelson's Auto Sales and LeRoy's Auto Service.
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Lafe Douglas
Keglingation
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Kenny Michels
Stan Woloseyn
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Late Douglas
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State Registration For Mat Tourney
The Third Annual Beaver Club City Wrestling Tournament begins with weigh-ins for 10 and under, 11-12, and 13-14 ages Friday 4 to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the CAHS locker rooms. The tournament runs March 8 and 9. any boy 14 or under may compete. Many walk-ons have earned the Orange T-shirt for championship or runner-up status.
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Beaver Club City
CAHS
Savings & Loan To Sponsor Corry Legion Baseball
Corry Savings & Loan will sponsor the local American Legion baseball team for the 10th consecutive season. Manager Jim Hammond remains optimistic despite losing six starters, noting returning talent and a goal to win. The club posted an overall 161-104-9 record and went 18-8-1 last year under Hammond’s leadership.
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Jim Hammond
Corry Savings & Loan
American Legion
Nichols
Corry
Sooners
Hammond
A's Hire Alvin Dark to Return as Manager
Oakland AP report says Alvin Dark, 52, to manage the Athletics with a large payroll and other issues. Owner Charles C. Finley confirms Dark’s return, replacing ex-manager Dick Williams as the A’s seek a long steady leadership amid turmoil and a two World Series title legacy. Reggie Jackson notes Dark’s discipline and pays tribute to his baseball mind.
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Oakland Athletics
Charles C. Finley
Dark
Dick Williams
Finley
San Francisco Giants
Kansas City A’s
Williams
New York Yankees
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A’s
Cleveland Indians
Reggie Jackson
Kansas City
Cleveland
Joe Nichols Keeps Running Toward Boston Marathon
Corry's homegrown athlete Joe Nichols, Clarion State College's premier marathoner, ran seventh of 50 at the Penn State Marathon in 3 hours 3 minutes. He plans March 10 Ohio Championship and the Boston Marathon on April 15, with an May NATA Marathon in Arkansas already qualified for.
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Corry
Joe Nichols
Nichols
Penn State
Joe
Ohio
Arkansas
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