Corry YMCA Boys Swim Teams Sweep Meadville Meets
Corry YMCA boys swim teams defeat Meadville in three meets led by records. Cadets win 42-35 with Lee Knapp setting a 100 yard freestyle mark and the 160 yard cadet freestyle relay record by Bracken Furst Parks Knapp. Prep class records include Drew Furst in 40 yard breaststroke and a thriller cadet relay finish with Jim Bracken.
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Susan Candell Wins Falls Medal At Wallingford Stables
Susan Candell, 18, wins the special horseshoe shaped medal at her father’s stables near Wallingford for the champion faller. She fell eight times and notes no broken bones, with each fall leaving a memory. In Florida, Frank Froehling defeats Mike Belkin to win the Florida State Open men’s singles. Stephanie DeFinn Johnson beats Mona Schallau in the women’s final.
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Guards Spark NBA Scoring Night Across League Upset Wins
Backcourt stars led a scoring surge as Boston beat New York 109-102, Phoenix edged Baltimore 135-131, Milwaukee defeated San Francisco 123-107, Atlanta toppled Chicago 125-107, Philadelphia routed Cincinnati 141-116, and Detroit beat Los Angeles 106-100. Havlicek led Boston with 30. Reed had 31 for the Knicks. Goodrich netted 12 of 22 in Phoenix's comeback win.
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Wake Forest North Carolina Tilt Delivers Bone Jrawler Action
Wake Forest and North Carolina fought to a brutal game with hard hits and high intensity. Charlie Davis absorbed a severe blow to the head but remained in the contest, showing resilience amid the physical matchup.
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St Thomas Crusaders Beat St Bridgitme Meadville Five
St Thomas Crusaders defeated St Bridgits of Meadville 48 to 27 as Frisina 13, Ross 10, and Rote 9 led scoring. Cragg 8, O Day 4, Amy 4 added others. Fifth sixth graders lost 38 33 to Meadville. Gunner Frisina led Meadville with 17. Next, St Luke's Erie visits Saturday at 2 30 pm.
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Pacers top Nets in ABA battle 129 to 111
The Indiana Pacers, hitting 68.2 percent from the floor and setting a league assist mark, beat the New York Nets 129-111 for their 33rd win in 41 games. Bob Netolicky led with 30 points, Mel Daniels 22 rebounds, Tom Thacker 14 assists.
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Pro Bowl ends dramatic season with West victory
The West triumphed 16 to 13 over the East as a late two point safety and a 28 yard pass from Roman Gabriel to Carroll Dale decided the game with 72 seconds left. Gale Sayers named back of the game and George Andrie earned Lineman of the Game amid merger chatter.
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