Beavers submerge Bulldogs in pool meet upset
Corry Area High School Beavers defeated Meadville 51 44 in Meadville pool to improve to 4 1 overall and 2 1 in Section Two as Doug Knapp led with two wins and the medley relay. Bennett Campbell Heacox also won events while Bennink set a new Section diving scoring record with 223.85 points.
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UCLA Regains No 1 as Bruins Dominate Oregon Trip
UCLA tops Oregon State and Oregon and secures 39 of 41 first place ballots to stay No 1 in the college basketball rankings. Marquette gathers the remaining first place votes and sits No 2, with North Carolina No 3 and South Carolina No 4.
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Sparta Defeats Bears For First UAVL Victory
The Spartansburg Spartans beat East Forest 63 to 57 at Sparta gym to notch their first UAVL win and improve to 1-1 in league play after a postponed contest. Mike Carter led with 14 points and 17 rebounds, Tim Stockton had 16, Tom Stockton 10, while East Forest’s Tom Mortimer led all scorers with 23. Ben Nicklas sparked Spartan defense late to seal the lead. junior varsity also prevailed 40-38.
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Archer Wins Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open in Playoff
Archer, a 6-foot-6 Gilroy native, defeated Dave Hill and Tommy Aaron in a fifth fairway playoff at Rancho Park. He carded a 66 in the playoff while Aaron and Hill shot 68. Archer claimed the $25,000 first prize, with Hill and Aaron earning $11,575 each.
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Coin Toss Decides Beard for East All Star Team
The Eastern Conference adds six players after a coin flip left Beard and Elmore Smith deadlocked for the final spot. Beard earns a first East squad berth as part of the All-Star selections announced Monday alongside six others.
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Faculty Crotty-Ferrando Notch Second Wins In Rec League
The Faculty and Crotty-Ferrando sit as the league's only unbeaten teams after last night wins. Faculty crushed YMCA 102 47 paced by Jim Graca 31 and Dan Scannel with the century mark. Crotty-Ferrando defeated Jaycees 86 47 with balanced scoring led by Bruce Allen and Harold Bromley 14 each. Gary Swackhamer led Jaycees with 18.
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Fitch Pransky Top Evening's Bowling Honors
Lanny Fitch and George Pransky led last night's bowling in the Marine Bank Classic League. Fitch rolled games of 222 and 224 with a 640 series while Pransky’s high game was 246. Other high scores included 291 by John Gesch and 225 by Harry Greer as the event paused around 8 p.m. start.
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Steve Rushin Leads Seventh-Grade Victory Parade
In seventh-grade recreation basketball at Corry National Guard Armory yesterday, room 200 defeated room 36 39 to 14 behind Steve Rushin with 14 points. Room 200 is 1-5, room 36 remains 0-7. room 34 edged room 23 14 to 13, John Hammond scored six for room 4, now 5-3.
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