Meadville Bulldogs Swim Past Corry in Undefeated Showdown
Meadville defeats Corry 58 to 26 in YMCA pool as the undefeated Bulldogs set two school records. Doug Slater leads with a 1:54.? medley and Rich Parks posts a 5:46.0 500 free while Bob Moore and Zarger top diving. Corry’s Hurst and Parks place high in various events. Meadville improves to 7-0, Corry drops to 1-4, next meet vs Titusville.
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Meadville
Corry Beaver
Rich and Rich
Parks
Zarger
Bob Moore
Black
Bill Cochran
Tim Hurst
Corry
Moore
Doug Slater
Bulldogs
Titusville
Hurst
Drew Furst
CAHS
Warren
Couchinel
Reg Slate
Laderer
Baley
Ellons
Lang
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Bill Moore
Mater
Freund
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Stern
Regal
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Thompson
Tims
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Starn
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Fundamentals May Be Key At Super Bowl
The Steelers face the Vikings in New Orleans for the NFL championship. Coaches stress defense and a strong ground game as key to victory, with Terry Bradshaw aiming to balance passing and rushing behind Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier. Chuck Foreman anchors Minnesota’s rushing and receiving attack, leading non kicker scorers with 90 points on 16 touchdowns.
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New Orleans
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Steelers
Vikings
Terry Bradshaw
Franco Harris
Rocky Bleier
Harris
Minnesota
Chuck Foreman
NPL
NC State UCLA Roll In College Basketball Action
North Carolina State routed Western Carolina 119-61 behind David Thompson’s 32 points and 10 rebounds as UCLA opened Pac-8 play with a 92-82 win over Washington. Louisville edged West Texas State 53-51, North Carolina beat Clemson 74-72, and Kentucky State defeated Lincoln 91-68.
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Western Carolina
Norm Sloan
Wolfpack
Sloan
UCLA
Washington
Louisville
West Texas State
North Carolina
Clemson
David Thompson
Thompson
Phil Spence
Moe Rivers
Monte Tone
Kirby Thurston
Dave Meyers
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Pauley Pavilion
Rich Washington
Pete Trgovich
Marques Johnson
Andre McCarter
Ralph Drollinger
Phillip Bond
Bond
Walter Davis
Tar Heels
Mitch Kupchak
Skip Wise
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Thornbreds
Lincoln
Lewis Linder
Cliff Jackson
Andre Hampton
Arthur Box
Wichita State
Drake
DePaul
Manhattan
Oral Roberts
Long Beach State
St. Francis
Iowa
South Florida
Lehigh
Lakers Beat Behrend Cubs 105-50 in Erie
Mercyhurst Lakers end two-game skid with a 105-50 rout of Behrend Cubs at Erie Hall. All 15 Lakers scored as Behrend shot poorly, while Mercyhurst set a new school record with 59 percent shooting and forced 31 turnovers in a pressure defense. They travel to Clarion next Monday as Behrend hosts Waynesburg on Saturday.
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Mercyhurst Lakers
Lakers
Behrend
Clarion
Waynesburg
Larry Fogle Out As Canisius Cagers Dismiss Star
Canisius College benchs top scorer Larry Fogle after a missed practice and workout. The 6-foot-5 forward led NCAA in scoring last season with 33.4 ppg and topped Canisius at 22.3 ppg this year. Denver Rockets GM Carl Scheer says the team has no interest.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Larry Fogle
Canisius College
John McCarthy
Fogle
Griffins
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Carl Scheer
Rockets
Denver
Corry Auto Auction Triumphs In Preseason Showdown
Corry Auto Auction recovered from a 10-0 first-quarter deficit to beat Raymonds 47 35 in a Recreation Basketball League game. Dan Taylor sparked a late surge as Auto Auction outscored opponents 20 3 in the final stanza. Mike Donoghue Terry Horneman Mike Yoakum Jim Harned and Jim Gruca reached double digits. YMCA upsets Try M 68 56 as five players hit double figures. Keith Hillkirk and Bob Hunt led Try M with 27. Schedule features Crotty vs Auto Auction at 7 30 and Raymonds vs George Fox Insurance at 9.
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Corry
Recreation Basketball League
Raymonds
YMCA
Springers
Mike Donoghue
Terry Horneman
Mike Yoakum
Jim Harned
Jim Gruca
Try-M
Keith Hillkirk
Bob Hunt
Crotty
George Fox Insurancemen
Hoopsters Battle Dragons Tonight In Warren
Warren hosts Beaver High in a 7:30 p.m. tipoff as Jim Gruca leads his team against the Dragons. Corry’s sophomore trio Muckinhaupt Miller Frisina powered a 64-56 win over Titusville as they push a 3-6 record into the road tilt while Warren seeks continued league success behind McGlumphy’s defense and McDonald Huber Fisher Fischer McCune. The JV precedes the varsity at 6:30.
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Dragon
Jim Gruca
Beaver
Corry
Jim Muckinhaupt
Mike Miller
Larry Joe Frisina
Titusville
Muckinhaupt
Harold Fox
Rusty Brant
Black
Jamestown
N.Y
Rocky Grove
Oil Cuy
CAHA
Grovers
Ed McGlumphy
Scott McDonald
Tim Huber
Steve Fisher
Kevin Fischer
Ron McCune
Dragons
Oil City
McGlumphey
Phoenix Open Leads Open Round Scores Highlight
Phoenix Arizona AP reports first round results at the Phoenix Open golf tournament. Notables include Johnny Mitteses Len Thompson and Aahn Matatley among early standings on the 6726 yard Phoenix Country Club course with 71 par.
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Ariz
Phoenix Country Club
Johnny Mitteses
Len Thompson
Aahn Matatley
Mike Mitchell
Sand JC
Snead
Tommy Aaran
Mike Reasor
Bob Rasburg
Roy Pace
Falcons
Atlanta
Marion Campbell
Norm van Brocklin
Atlanta Falcons
Baylor Boss Teaff Named National Coach of the Year
Washington AP Grant Teaff of Baylor, who turned the Bears from 2-9 to an eight three season, earned national college Coach of the Year honors for 1974 in the AFCA convention. He cited his staff and Baylor's turnaround and noted his coaching career included work at McMurry and Angelo State.
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Grant Teaff
Baylor
Teaff
American Football Coaches Association
Bear Bryant
Bud Wilkinson
Bears
Penn State
Roy Kramer
Central Michigan
Kramer
APCA
Ford
McMurry College
Abilene
Tex
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Texas
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Tealf
PASKETBAL SECTION 11 GAMES
Highlights from district basketball showdowns across Cranberry Titusville Franklin Rocky Grove Warren Corry Hickory Oil City with key matchups Teen McDowell Vincent East Clymer Mayville Venange Maplewood Cambridge Springs Conneaut Valley Cochranton Saegertayn Tidboule West Forest Fairview Northwestern Iroquois General McLane Fort LeBoeuf Union City North East Girard Marboreresk Senece plus ABA results and upcoming games.
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Rocky Grove
Warren St
Corry
Hickory
Oil City
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East
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Bowling League Rosters and Scores from Local Meeting
Fragmentary OCR lists player names and scores across teams Bow-Aire Rolling Acres and Lyle’s Girls. Mentions to report include Emory Brunsign Rea White Neckers Troyer Greer Hunt and others with scores in the 170s to 226. Also notes attendance by various sponsors and service providers.
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Rolling
Dain Corbet
Ray Troyer
Barcy Troyer
Larry Greer
Ford Stewart
Meadville’s O Laughlin Tops Section TI Scorers
Meadville star forward Tom O Laughlin leads the Section TI scoring with 107 points through about a quarter of league play. Dave Ritchey of Franklin is second, John McNamara third, Corry’s Harold Fox sits sixth with 64, and Rocky Grove’s Dan Haun is within one point of Fox.
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Meadville
Tom O'Laughlin
Dave Ritchey
Franklin Ritchey
John McNamara
Knights
Corry
Harold Fox
Rocky Grove
Dan Haun
Rusty Brant
Beavers
Tara O'Lavantin
Don McNamara
Pat Callahan
Dave Penman
Vince Dibble
Steve Fisher
Tim Huber
Mark Goodman
Scott MacDonald
Justy Brant
Marc Osborne
We RT
Bruce McGinnis
Herold Hanley
Scott Cochran
We NS
Wade Edwards
Ron Mecune
Kevin Bariien
Barry Later
Dave Hasek
Dave Hawthorne
Ray Dion
Crusaders Lose To St. Gregs In Road Final
St. Thomas Crusaders fell 27 to 24 at North East St Gregs as fourth quarter woes cost them the game. Joe Amoroso led with seven points while the Crusaders prepare to host Our Lady of Christian at 2 PM tomorrow afternoon.
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St. Thomas
Corry Rifle Team tops Lawrence Park twice in league clash
Corry rifle squad led by Marge Shaver defeated Lawrence Park No. 2 in Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League action. The team won the handicap division 1957.1 to 1939.2 and the actual score 1970 to 1855, with Shaver posting 394.0 and teammates Guskea, Gifford, and others contributing high marks.
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Marge Shaver
Corry
Lawrence Park
Shaver
Andy Guskea
Lyle Gifford
Dru Guskea
Jean Guskea
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