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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1977
Page
11
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Meadville captured remarks from John Rooker at a local sports banquet. The 6-7 lefty reflected on his minor league days in Jamestown and the Pirates' pursuit of a top third baseman while weighing a possible four man rotation and potential trades. He noted six starters and the risk of someone being moved, even as he joked about God not winning 20 for the Pirates.
Seneca junior varsity team suffers 3-57 overtime defeat at home to Cranberry. Corty’s JV squad, coached by Keith Hillkirk, battled throughout despite 31 turnovers totaling a hard fought 7-4 record. "We fought hard, everyone hustled," the coach said.
Corry junior high boys drop seventh straight as Cranberry edges them in overtime after Brent Ottaway scores 10 second half points to force extra time. Corry shot 33 percent and made 21 of 30 free throws. Berry juniors win with seven overtime free throws.
Corry recent hot shooting 58 percent leads to a decisive 80 to 35 road win over Cranberry Berries. Mackinaupt 15 points and Frisina 12 boards pace Corry as they surge toward a Class AA playoff berth amid tight Section II standings.
Titusville Rockets stunned Hickory Hornets 62-59 as four players hit double figures. Rick Repasky and Brad Crabb led the rally, while Hickory’s Dzuriesko and Saskowitz were limited to 18 points combined. Warren’s team improved to 6-8 with a Friday matchup at Hickory.
Clarion State College and Gannon University move in NCAA Division II standings after week. Clarion rises from receiving votes to 11th as 15 0 Golden Eagles hold NAIA ranking 15th last week. Gannon tumbles from 13th after a 73 76 defeat to Cheyney State.
High school wrestling results list scores with teams like Mandya, Rocky Grove, Maplewood, Cranberry and North East. Matchups include Franks, Thule, Vincent and Lakeview, with several close scores and multiple venues mentioned.
Readable lines show Wednesday matchups including Milwaukee at Buffalo Golden State at Washington Cleveland at Chicago and Boston at Indians New Orleans Kansas City and Des Moines appears garbled with several unreadable team names and locations.
Rick Martin scored twice and earned the game’s MVP bonus as the Prince of Wales beat the Campbell Conference 4-3 in the NHL All-Star Game. Brad Park’s money pot paid out to the winning team players, with Martin also taking a car for outstanding player.
Section two standings show Warren Hickory, Rock Grove, Manville, Franklin and several other teams with late-season scores. Notable results include Warren 38 over Franklin 32 and Tinville 62 over Hickory 58 as the schedule wraps up. Other games feature Corry, Cranberry, Ripley and East Girard with mixed outcomes across the region.
Buffalo Braves interim coach Hob MacKinnon debuts tonight as Buffalo hosts the Milwaukee Bucks, the NBA's worst-record team. MacKinnon takes over after Tates Locke was fired following a 14 game road trip. The Braves stand 16-30 on the season.
Clymer coach Bob Winner praised his Pirates for pressuring Ripley into a controlled tempo, but visiting Eagles led by Rick Hamichond surged late to win 41 39 in Division II. Dan Cole and John Wiggers scored 17 each for Clymer, while Doug Neckers tallied 17 for Ripley. Final seconds failed to tie as Humes’ shot rolled out.
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