Corry Area football coaching rumors and local notes
Rumors swirl about a Corry Area High School football coach return while the school board backs current Joe Sanford staff. Andy Shubik’s departure leaves one opening as Meadvill e and local figures discuss possible realignments and names. The column also laments lack of “name” personalities at local events and notes Corry cagers’ recent third quarter slumps.
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Corry Area
Andy Shubik
Reynolds
Ramblers miss prep game. Gruca back to earth amid weather woes
No game last night as Jim Gruca's CAHS team declined a matchup with Cathedral Prep. The Ramblers needed a game due to Johnstown weather, and Gruca took the chance, while Edinboro's cagers slide from playoff contention and Mercyhurst and Clarion-NCAA contenders rise.
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Jim Gruca
Cathedral Prep
Ramblers
Johnstown
CAHS
Gruca
Edinboro
California St
Clarion
Cal
Point Park
Dick Fox
Mercyhurst
Gannon
NCAA
Clarion Eagles
JV Grapplers Skunked Again
Meadville-Corry High School junior varsity wrestling lost 26 0 to Meadville reserves last night extending their season record to 0 3. Coach Tom Brunner’s team dropped six decisions and a fall as they struggle against stronger opponents and face a tough year schedule.
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Meadville — Corry High School
Meadville Reserve Grapplers
Tom Brunner
Meadville JV
Perry
Mike Erling
Tao Doug Draver
Doug Bral
Phillies
Kevin Pil
Tom Ginn
Lee Curis
Tulle
Corey Imnott
Bot George
Ck Peterson
Cage Game Ends 2 1 In Stall
Florence defeated Crandon 2-1 in a Wisconsin high school basketball game noted for Crandon’s delayed offense and limited scoring. Crandon led 1-0 on a first-quarter free throw by Ben Sumz. Nick Baumgart scored the decisive basket for Florence after a long outbound play. Crandon missed all four field goals. Florence made one of three.
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Crandon
Wis
Florence
Wisconsin
Ben Sumz
Nick Baumgart
Meadville Bulldogs Down Corry 31 to 14 in Conference Dual
Meadville High School wrestling beat Corry Area 31 14 as the Bulldogs won eight of 12 weight classes including seven decisions and one fall. CAHS led early but Meadville surged with pins by Curt Bailey and Dan Moore, plus critical decisions from Jeff Bossard and others to build an 8 point margin and move toward the Section IL title chase.
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Meadville
Meadville High School
Corry Area
Theough
Beavers
Curt Bailey
Dave Volna
Brad Johnson
Erik Johnson
Corry
Chit Geer
Mike Kundrick
Jim Borton
Tony Tomeho
Bailey
Bulldogs
Johnson
Jeff Bossard
Dan Moore
Dave Mushrush
Ken Jones
Burrows
Uie
Dane Miler
John Amato
Lindsey
Orange and Black
Franklin Knights
Hormone manipulation endangering 1984 Olympics says physician
PHILADELPHIA AP Nations that manipulate athletes hormones especially women could end the Olympic Games by 1984 warns Dr. John H. Anderson head physician of the 1976 U S Olympic Committee. He predicts sex hormone manipulation will outstrip testing by 1980 Moscow Games and urges abolition of sex testing. Anderson cites rumors of testosterone injections in female gymnasts at Montreal 1976 and notes rising testing drives arms nations in extreme efforts to win. He argues for returning to written confirmation of sex from national committees and estimates testing costs at 2. 5 to 8 million per Olympiad.
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U.S
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Brunswick
Maine
Moscow
Grenoble
France
International Olympic Committee
High School Basketball Section Two Scores Across Districts
Section Two results show Warran Hickory and Cranberry Tinsville with strong showings, plus Moody Valley, Meadville, and Conneaut Valley posting scores. Tonight's games include Clymer at Pins Valley and nearby area results across multiple gyms as gymnastics and wrestling notes accompany the schedule.
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Hickory
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Tonight
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Iroquois
Playatt
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Hee Northwerlarn
Sengh
Conneaut Valley
Soogertons
Commodore Perry
Cambridge
Cconngeul Lake
Cochranton
Iplewood
Linesville
Vertigo
Eur Forest
Jamestown
Mareyhurst
West Forest
St. Mark
Ripley
Daley nets 38 as Dragons beat CAHS for sixth win
Tim Daley of the Dragons poured in a career high 38 points lifting Daly to a 76-75 win over Corry CAHS. Earlier Daley and Co routed Cranberry 71-41 for their sixth Section 1 victory in seven outings. Journal photo by Maloney.
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Tim Daley
Corry
Dave Cote
Steve Frisina
Dragons
CAHS
Daley
Cranberry
Journal
Maloney
Bizzaro Edges Monaco In Narrow Cincinnati Split Decision
Lou Bizzarro, returning since May loss to Roberto Duran, wins a close 10 round split decision over Domencio Monaco to improve to 25-1 amid loud booing. Monaco, from Naples and living in Brooklyn, criticized Bizzarro for holding. Monaco drops to 23-4-1. Also notes YMCA Recreation Basketball League opens Thursday with six teams practicing on new gym floor and schedule by 6:30 to 8:30.
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Lou Bizzaro
Roberto Duran
Domencio Monaco
Bizzarro
Bizzaro
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Erie County
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News & Sport
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George Fox Insurance
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Joe Hand
Cheyney Top Gannon 76 73 in Erie thriller
Cheyney State upsets 13th ranked Gannon 76-73 before about 3,100 at the Audi Arena. Gammon sparked a 10-1 run start for Cheyney as Gannon hit only 33% in the second half and drew few free throws. Gannon, led by Ed Sparling, shot 40% overall and dominated rebounding but fouled too often. The Knights travel to Pittsburgh to face Duquesne Monday night.
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Cheyney State
Gannon Golden Knights
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Wolves
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Gammon
Cheyney
E Bitte
Ed Sparling
Gannon
Ed Jones
Stan Sligh
Knights
Duquesne
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