Beavers Host Franklin Knights In Preview Of Crucial Showdown
Corry Area High School basketball rides a three game win streak into an 8 pm home clash with Franklin as Ed Partch’s Beavers chase a playoff berth. Franklin sits 1-5 in league play amid player absences while Corry’s Jeff Brown leads with 17.0 ppg and Kurt Kolaja adds 23 points in Tuesday’s Cranberry win.
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Double K" Kolaja
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John Rote
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Kolaja
Bill Hammerlee
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Dick Fox
Giants Hire Ex Miami Assistant To Lead Turnaround
New York Giants name Bill Arnsparger as head coach after luring him from the Dolphins where he built the No Name Defense. He signs a three year deal and vows total program control, replacing a season plagued by internal dissent as Wellington Mara faces criticism over coaching decisions.
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Milt Kingsley Leads with 574 in Senior Citizens Bowling
Milt Kingsley rolled 205 and 220 for a 574 series in Senior Citizens bowling action. High game honors went to Jerry Westfall with 227 while Barb Wickwire added 209 to lead the women. Other notable scores included Ann Glavis 200 and Barb Wickwire 209 in Wednesday league play.
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Mis Kingsley
Cy Young
Dan Trayer
McCray Aluminum
Melvin Barcus
Don McCray
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Jim Maynard
Chuck Hess
Joe Smallek
Bruins Lead All Stars With Five Selections
The Boston Bruins place five players in the East Division All Star lineup for the NHL's 27th annual game in Chicago on January 29. Gilles Gilbert, Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, Wayne Cashman, and Ken Hodge are named, joining Montreal stars and other East selections.
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Yvan Cournoyer
Dave Dryden
Buffalo
Rick Martin
Brad Park
New York Rangers
Norm Uliman
Toronto
St Thomas Leads Grade School Wrestlers In First Self Sufficient Team
St Thomas Grade School fielded a full team of 14 wrestlers from 55 to 120 pounds, the first time in five years a single school has done so in the Elementary School Wrestling League. Columbus and Conelway combine for 10 matmen, Sparta has 12, Spring Creek eight, with optional enrollment at Saturday practices. Weekend schedule features Conelway and Sparta at 11, Wright and Columbus at 12:30, then St Thomas and Spring Creek at 1:30 and Cord’s EVERT at 2:30. Nearby pro tour fills feature Evert and King posting wins in San Francisco.
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Mantle and Ford Enter Baseball Hall of Fame Together
Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, longtime New York Yankees teammates, join the Baseball Hall of Fame after winning more than 75 percent of the vote. Mantle led with 322 ballots, Ford had 284, with 272 needed. induction set for Cooperstown. The pair, contrasting in personality, forged a championship era and share a deep mutual respect.
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Davidson Tops No 11 South Carolina In Upset
Davidson stunned No 11 South Carolina 70-59 as Ball State crushed No 20 Cincinnati 99-82. North Carolina beat Wake Forest 95-78. DePaul beat Marshall 76-68. Georgia downed Georgia Tech 75-66. Duke edged Clemson 63-50. Jacksonville beat Furman 77-68. Boston University edged Boston College 95-94 in overtime.
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