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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1974

Page

8

Bulls Tap Doctor To Lead Team Amid Suspension

Chicago Bulls named Dr. Robert Biel acting coach after Dick Motta’s one week suspension following a 103-101 loss to Seattle. Biel, a podiatrist and team trainer, faced ribbing from players and prepared the squad for practice at DePaul University as he adjusts to his first coaching role in the NBA. The Bulls’ next tests include Friday at Detroit, then home games vs Portland and Atlanta while Motta serves the ban.

Robert Biel National Basketball Association Bulls Biel Dick Matta NBA Chicago Seattle Walter Kennedy Motta Cliff Ray DePaul University Phil Johnson Johnson Kansas City-Omaha Detroit Pistons Portland Atlanta

Andretti to chase world driving title with American team

Andretti plans a four year program to win the Formula 1 World Championship. The 35 year old, Indianapolis 500 winner and three time U S driving champion, will race in Europe 1975 1977 with an American backed effort built in California by Parnelli Jones Vel Melich. He will also compete in S C C A Formula 5000 events this year to prepare.

Nazareth Mario Andretti America Italy Phil Hill Ferrari Andretti U.S California Parnelli Jones Vel Melitich Sports Car Club of America Jim Chapman Graham Hill George Woodward Jackie Stewart Europe

Corry pistol team sweeps with dual victories

Green and Haugh pace Corry as it stays unbeaten in 22 caliber and center fire. In 22 caliber scores 285 by Green 284 Kostas and 276 Haugh lead 1383 1356. Center fire trio posted 288 276 273 to clinch 1968 1258. Other shooters included Pirozzola Lugaila Guskea McElroy Turben Lindberg.

Gem City Corry Bob Green Jack Kostas Gary Haugh Green Haugh Kostas Paul Pirozzola Wayne Lugaila Andy Guskea Norm McElroy Don Turben Kurt Lindberg

Simpson Named Male Athlete of the Year

O J Simpson, praised as a top football star, was named Male Athlete of the Year ahead of Hank Aaron and Bill Walton. He rushed for 2,003 yards last season with the Bills, earned All Pro and NFL Player of the Year honors, and signed a long term Buffalo contract amid media work and TV commentary duties. Secretariat finished sixth in votes.

Los Angeles O.J. Simpson Simpson Hank Aaron Atlanta Braves Buffalo Bills Miami NFL Buffalo American Broadcasting Company Aaron UCLA Bill Walton Secretariat

Corry Riflers Beat Amboy for First Win of Year

Corry rifle team earned its first victory of the year in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League by outshooting Amboy 1966.4 to 1957.8. Dave Vercant led with 396, John Noble 393.1, Dru Guskea 393, Margie Shaver 392.2, Kay Anderson 392.1. At 1-1, Corry hosts Meadville tomorrow night.

Corry Amboy Dave Vercant John Noble Dru Guskea Margie Shaver Kay Anderson Meadville

Billie Jean King Named AP Female Athlete of the Year

Billie Jean King won AP Female Athlete of the Year with 487 votes, defeating Olga Korbut who had 146. The award, accompanied by the Babe Didrikson Zaharias Trophy, highlighted King’s Wimbledon victory over Bobby Riggs and her role in boosting women’s sports visibility.

New York Billie Jean King Bobby Riggs Associated Press Today Ms. King Olga Korbut Kathy Whitworth Billie Jean Mrs. Court Riggs United States Evonne Goolagong

Pirates sign Reuss and sell Lamb to White Sox farm club

Pittsburgh Pirates announce lefthander Jerry Reuss as a new signee and sell pitcher John Lamb outright to Chicago White Sox Iowa farm club in the American Association. Reuss had a 16-13 record with Houston and 3.74 ERA with 177 strikeouts. Lamb had 0-1 with two saves and 6.00 ERA for Pittsburgh after a skull fracture in 1971. The club also signed minor leaguer Ed Ott who played last year in Charleston.

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