Spartans Roll Over Tidioute in 87-85 Varsity Win
Spartansburg Spartans beat Tidioute 87-85 with nine players scoring. Bob Greer led with 23 points as Sparta opens a large early lead and holds on for third league win in the Upper Allegheny Valley League race. Adams 24 and Pillar 20 top Tidioute scoring. Junior Don Patterson adds nine. A 72-28 preliminary win by Little Spartans over Tidioute IVs preceded the varsity victory.
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Spartansburg Spartans
Tidioute
Spartans
Nicklasmen
Bob Greer
Sparta
Greer
Dave Boythe
Tom Stockton
Reggie Rogers
Don Patterson
Adams
Pillar
Hawks and Auto Auction win in City Recreation League
The Clymer Hawks remain undefeated as they beat the Faculty 95 to 66, while the Corry Auto Auction toppled the YMCA 101 to 71 at Wright Street School gym. Joe Williams led the Auto Auction with 33 points, Rich Hammond 27, Taylor 37 in the scoring race, and Dan Clark added 14. Faulkner sparked the Hawks with 19, Lyon 21, Becklin 12, and Wassink 10. Faculty’s Ron Schreckengost scored 28 and DeLong added 15.
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Clymer Hawks
Corry
City Recreation
Wright Street School
YMCA
Joe Williams
Rich Hammond
Williams
Hammond
Taylor
Dan Clark
Hawks
John Faulkner
Clymer
Faulkner
Gus Lyon
Jim Becklin
Bill Wassink
al Skuse
Ron Schreckengost
Dragon Fire Burns CAHS Cagers in 92 to 74 Loss
Warren Area High School defeated Corry Beaver cagers 92 74 led by 6 4 Craig Young with 45 points. Rick Freeburg and John Loranger added double figures for Corry as Warren used height and rebounding to overcome an early 10 point first period. The Beavers next face Cranberry Berries on Friday with junior varsity at 6 30 p m and varsity at 8 p m.
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Corry Beaver
Parthmen
Dragons
Warren Area
Warrenites
Bill Merkovsky
Beavers
Warren
Corry
Craig Young
Young
Warren Star
Sean Eeee
Rick Freeburg
John Loranger
Freeburg
Loranger
Orange and Black
Mark Bloom
Ron Bailey
Bloom
Steve Moore
Orange
Black
Cranberry Berries
Berries
Dan Vogan
Vogan
CAHS
Forrance Io
Young Uns Loranger
Zdarko Oa
Krumm Ois Ern Ao
Harper A
Stroman A
Philips
Prenota Oa
Matmen Edge Warren 25 19 In Wrestling Meet
Corry varsity wrestling coached by Lee Chew built a 17-0 lead then held off a Warren rally to win 25-19. Kevin Spitman earned a 6-0 heavyweight decision over Jim Rex sealing Corry’s sixth win in nine starts. Tim Daley upset Neal Waxman 5-2 and Jim Sekerak pinned Gary Williams in the second period. Wayne Bona pinned Phil Knoll and Dave Crowell pinned Gary Vosler as Corry’s depth carried the match.
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Corry
Warren Dragons
Kevin Spitman
Jim Rex
Neal Waxman
Gordon Bailey
Tom Doherty
Jim Sekerak
Beavers
Gary Williams
Sekerak
Williams
Scott Crowell
Jim van Cise
Jim Bennett
Roger Slocum
Warren
Lee Chew
Wayne Babcock
Bennett
Slocum
Dragons
Dale Higley
Tec Hanepae
Dave Crowell
Gary Vosler
Denny Johnson
Craig Bailey
Jim Miller
Jim Swart
Wayne Bona
Phil Knoll
Anly
Jim Dolan
David Lopez
Dolan
Lopez
Spitman
Tim Daley
Gary Yond
Wereene Bona
Pes
Dave Lopez
Little Beaver Cagers Fall To JV Dragons
Corry's junior varsity, the Little Beavers, led early at Warren but trailed 29-28 at halftime and lost 58-45 to Warren's junior varsity Dragons. Don Swanson scored 12, Tom Bright 15, Gary Millspaw 9, as Corry prepares for Friday’s game against Cranberry’s JV Berries.
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Corry
Warren
Little Beavers
Little Dragons
Grucamen
Orange and Black
Don Swanson
Gary Millspaw
Corryites
Tom Bright
Little Dragon
Berries
Cranberry
Gracamen
Little Berries
Clymer Pirates Lose Close One to Sherman
Clymer Central School's Pirates fell 70-69 to Sherman after leading early and a strong comeback by Sherman in the second and third periods. Four Pirates scored in double figures led by Tim Post with 20, Randy Wassink 15, Sam Donnell 14, and Ralph Briggs 13.
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Clymer Central School
Pirates
Sherman
Clymer
Tim Post
Randy Wassink
Sam Donnell
Ralph Briggs
Local prep basketball scores from sectional games
Section Two Warren dropped 92 to Corry 74 while Oil City beat Hickory 82 54 Franklin 66 Rocky Grove 58 Titusville 48 Cranberry 40 Other games included Tech 71 East 69 Vincent 51 McDowell 76 Academy 71 Harborcreek 61 Penns 53 Girard 73 Fairview 66 General McLane 88 Fort LeBoeuf 9 Wattenburg 78 Union City 69 North East 98 Northwestern 66 West Forest 67 Eisenhower 61 Sparta 87 Tidioute 65 Cambridge Springs 70 Saegertown 40 Cochranton 50 Ridgway 61 Worthington 75 East Forest 70
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Corry
Oil City
Hickory
Titusville
Cranberry
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Prep
Tech
East
Vincent
McDowell
Academy
Harborcreek
Pene
Girard
Fairview
General Mclane
Fort LeBoeuf
Watteburg
Union City
North East
Northwestern
West Forest
Eisenhower
Sparta
Tidioute
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Cochranton
Ickway
Ridgway
Worthington
East Forest
Rose Welden Tops Evening Bowling Action
Rose Welden led last night’s bowling score with 189 in the Ladies Friday Night League. Other results include Friday Lady defeats Owls and a win for Alva Corry Rubber Ladies in a brisk session.
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Rose Welden
Lady Hits Owls
JV Grapplers Fall To Warren In Tight Dual Meet
Corry's JV grapplers lost 29 24 to Warren with Corry collecting 12 points from two forfeit wins in the 185 and 180 pound classes. Bob Ferrando added a win for Corry as the meet featured pins and decisions across weight classes including a late 1 1 finish and multiple forfeits.
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Corry
JV Grapplers
Warren
Dragons
Bob Ferrando
Beavers
John Amoroso
Jeff Gilfer
Terry Fralick
Buddy Julieno
Wayne Jaquith
Rick Johnson
Earl Swart
Terry McDonald
Dale Ploss
Ae Cass — Joh” Bogniak
Scott Walters
Paul Niedomys
Ike Borland
Mark Maines
Bob Ottoway
Dale English
Shaun McElroy
Rick Huhmer
Bruce Petty
Myron Phiefer
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Clymer Pirates
Barney
Palnitube Department
FESR
Alva Corry
Mecray Alu
Pepat
National Guard Armory
Washington St
Corry Rec League
Chadakoin Lodge
Bell
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
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