Scots Seeded No 1 for District 18 playoffs
Edinboro hosts Slippery Rock on March 3 after being seeded first in NAIA District 18. Indiana University of Pennsylvania faces Point Park the same day, with winners advancing to March 5 on the better seed's home court. The district champion heads to Kansas City for nationals March 10-15. TUP defends the District 18 title.
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FitzSimons Wins Los Angeles Open After Nicklaus 65
Pat FitzSimons captured his first pro title at Riviera with a steady 70 final round to finish 275, four ahead of Nicklaus who shot 65 but fell short. Tom Kite tied for second with 279 as Hale Irwin and Nicklaus chases for momentum into the next week.
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Pizzaro Aims for Pirates Spring Camp Start
Bradenton Florida AP reports Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Juan Pizzarro plans to attend the fourth day of spring training. Officials say a Monday workout would meet the Sunday deadline. Also in camp, Sam McDowell reports dropping 25 pounds and being in peak shape for spring, with several players still unsigned ahead of full squad reporting deadlines.
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Clymer Star Gronostaj Leads BBC Scoring Charge
Dave Gronostaj, a 6-3 senior and former Clymer Central star, tops the Erie Business Center team in scoring with about 28 points per game and 8.3 rebounds. He powered the Mustangs to a 9-1 start after a BBC debut of 51 points against Medaille College, while majors in Business Administration.
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Team 2 runners set marks in mixed relay scores
A fragment lists numerous athletes with race numbers and scores, including Caruso 204, Mary Orn 191, Bennink 17, Gates 109, Paver 181, Remington 1B, Ottaway 173, Fargo 162, Holton 155, Smith 17, Rimmer 134, Hunt 141, Henderson 108, Daedie 112, Hanlin 2, Brooks 106, Slager 102, Young 133, Capella 104, Lindsey 115, and several others, indicating a team scoring or relay context with varied performance figures.
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Jazz Cop Six Straight Beats Blazers In TV Showdown
Washington Bullets crushed Portland 113 to 98 at Capital Centre for their 18th straight home win as Elvin Hayes and Phil Chenier each scored 23. Portland played without injured rookie Bill Walton.
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Corry Area wrestlers lead district qualifier fields
Grace Burress second Fenno Kendrick win in Corry area Section IV qualifier advances four to District X finals and places third in team standings. Randy Kendrick Jay Grace Rick Fenno and Dave Burress remain in state contention as district meet looms Edinboro State College. Meadville eight Titusville five Corry Franklin Oil City Warren Hickory two apiece. Corry's Randy Kendrick HVT and Rick Fenno 132 breezed through.
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Sabres Take Lead With 4-1 Win Over Maple Leafs
The Buffalo Sabres extended an 11 game unbeaten streak by defeating Toronto 4-1. Buffalo now holds the NHL best record with 38 wins 11 losses 12 ties and 88 points. Toronto coach Red Kelly commented on the standings after the game.
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Crusaders Top Trinity in 53 39 victory after lead
The St Thomas Crusaders defeated Holy Trinity 53 to 39 as they built a 15 point first quarter edge. Tim Bracken led with nine points among 12 scorers. Buffalo tops Division 4 while Detroit and Montreal results appear in the extended standings. several NHL and wrestling results follow with multiple players named and upcoming district tournaments noted.
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Rock Rolls To Mat Flag In PA Wrestling Title
Slippery Rock dominated the Pennsylvania Conference meet in Kutztown. Eight of nine entrants reached the semifinals and six champions were crowned led by Jack Spates in the 11 pound class. Spates pinned two opponents then won 11 2 and 6 2, boosting his career mark to 113 6 as Slippery Rock posted 159½ points to top Bloomsburg 110%.
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CJ Pauls Remain Volleyball Leaders In City League
CJ and Pauls continue as league leaders with 18 points after recent actions. CJ defeated Try-M 23-15 and 20-7 while Pauls beat Hands Bar 19-8 and 23-8. Acme split with McInnes, earning 1 point in a 17-1 rout before a 28-0 win in the nightcap. Methodists and Stompers won twice each, doubling and tripling opponents. Feb 5 games rescheduled to Wednesday.
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