Matmen Entertain Warren at CAHL gym showdown
Corry and Warren, Section I stalwarts, clash at CAHL gym as Corry aims to topple Warren in a key league duel. Corry opened section play with a 41-18 win over Rocky Grove, while Warren comes off a holiday tourney title bid with four-team field results. Key wrestlers include Geer, Horton, Burrows, and the WA roster with anticipated matchups shaping the night. Action starts at 7 o'clock, with JVs at 6:30.
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Brad Johnson
Doug Jaggi
Ken Jones
Paul Burrows
Ward Cox
Bryan Anderson
Erik Johnson
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Horton
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Rick Prosen
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JVs Rally To Beat Rockets 63 49 In Strong Second Quarter
Corry's junior varsity pulled away from Titusville reserves to win 63 to 49. Led by solid ball movement against the zone and a tough man to man press, Corry shot well from the foul line with multiple players contributing. Surph Swackhamer was held to three points as Tony Rushin and others added assists and points.
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Titusville
Mike Paver
Kenny Gerzina
Brent Ottaway
Keith Hilletek
Seven Overtimes End With Lebanon Victory in New Hampshire
Lebanon tops Laconia 63 61 after seven overtimes in a high school boys game. Tony Parker hit a 14 foot shot with four seconds left to seal the win amid a marathon regional clash.
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8th 9th graders fall to Titusville rivals again
Corry eighth and ninth graders were defeated by Titusville as Bill Klapthortresimen showed improvement but lost 48-38. Rene Nicklaus eighth graders dropped to 47 31, their third straight setback. Ig club tallies fouls hurt the Little Beavers as Corry trailed early but fought back to lead 7-0 and 2-0 before being outscored. Tuesday they travel to Beaty Junior High in Warren for another road game.
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Titusville Rockets Edge Beavers In Fast Section TI Tilt
Titusville and Corry traded fast break for most of the game as Titusville prevented a Corry rally late. CC Rider Christensen led Titusville with 16 points while Steve Frisina added 14 and Rick Repasky 13 as the Rockets outrebounded and forced turnovers in a 72-46 win. Corry’s Chris Christensen and Frisina sparked Beavers drives but Titusville steadied in the second half behind strong defense and inside plays.
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USF Dons Rout Waves to Seize WCAC Lead
The University of San Francisco Dons crushed Pepperdine 107 72 to take sole WCAC first place as Bill Cartwright posted a career high in rebounds and 24 points. Santa Clara beat Loyola 79 72, while other college games included St Francis 89 95 in overtime over Duquesne and GW 91 88 in OT over Penn State.
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Steve Hayes
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Cowens Returns But Celtics Lose
Celtics forward Dave Cowens returns from a 63 day personal leave, scoring eight points with six rebounds in 22 minutes. His comeback shows rust as Boston falls 107 to 92 to the Portland Trail Blazers, who win their sixth straight.
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Franklin Knights upset in tough Section II clash
Meadville routed the Knights 76 40 after Basham left the scene. Franklin then upset OI City 81 63 as Richberg 17 Teeter 22 led the losers. Hickory tied for first with Dragons and Rocky Grove after beating Meadville 78 68. Curran 28 led Rocky Grove past Cranberry 15 51 Shaffer 23 for the Berries.
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Tim Teeter
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Cavaliers Acquire 7-1 Smith and Brokaw
The Cleveland Cavaliers boosted their Central Division bid by trading for 7-foot center Elmore Smith and guard Gary Brokaw from Milwaukee. In return, Milwaukee received forward Rowland Garrett and the Cavaliers first round picks in the 1977 and 1978 NBA drafts.
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High School Basketball Scores From Night Meet
Scores across area gyms show frequent wide margins and close contests. Notable results include Saegertown 90, Cambridge Springs 0. Northwestern 71, North East 72. Franklin 8, city 63. Harborcreek 7, Seneca 34. Brockway 4, Jamestown 30. Youngsville 3, Rane 73. Sheffield 7, Ellsworth 50. McDowell 74, Vincent 67.
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Bucs Fall To Bulldogs In 63 41 Loss
Clymer drops to 5-3 overall and 2-1 in league as Brocton stays atop with a 9-1 record. Brocton routs the Pirates with a 49 percent shooting edge, led by Dan Cole’s 17 points and eight rebounds. The Bulldogs pull away on a fast break game early, building a 19 point cushion and never look back.
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Ski Area Snow Reports With Open Hours and Conditions
Ski data from multiple resorts lists open hours and current snow conditions. Blue Month shows trace of new snow with very good to excellent conditions. Holiday Valley and Peek a Peak report excellent surfaces with two inches or more new snow. Swain Bristol and other areas show varying hours and packed powder or good to excellent slopes.
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