Auto Auction Troyers Win Rec Contests
Action last night in the City Recreation Basketball League at Wright Street School saw the Chippers overcome an early deficit to defeat Crotty Ferrando 60 47 and The Auto Auctioneers blast the Buesink Fordmen 85 25. Larry Greer paced the Chippers with 20 points and John Chipper Crotty scored 14 for Auto Dealers. Jack Cummings led the Auctioneers with 25 points with five players in double digits.
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City Recreation
Wright Street
Chippers
Crotty-Ferrando
Buesink Fordmen
Troyers
Chipper
Larry Greer
John “Chipper” Crotty
Grucza
Jack Cummings
Cummings
Bob Boutwell
Fordmen
Harlem Diplomats Set to Clash with CAHS Faculty All Stars
The Harlem Diplomats head to CAHS gym Wednesday night to face the Corry Area High School faculty All-Stars in an event billed as entertaining yet competitive. Star players Roger Ottaway and Jim Gruca lead a rugged defense against a roster of local coaching veterans including Renee Nicklaus and Ron Hershberger. Game time is 8 p.m. at Corry High School. advance tickets for students cost 1.25 and 1.50 for adults, with Gale prices 1.50 and 1.75. Advance sales contact the Athletic Association office by morning call.
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Harlem Diplomats
Corry Area High School
CAHS
Harlem Globetrotters
Roger Ottaway
Jim Gruca
John Correll
Renee Nicklaus
Sparta High
Harry Smith
Bill Klapthor
Ken Harvey
Robert Pieme
Bill Beggs
Ron Hershberger
Jim Becker
Dave Edwards
Jim Potocki
Ron Schreckengost
Panama
Kim Thompson
Corry High School
Corry Area High School Athletic Association
Gale
The
Athletic Association
Dick Merkle Dominates Marine Banks Bowling Honors
Dick Merkle led in both series and single game honors for last night’s bowling, rolling a 233 high game and 658 triple with 223 and 202. The Marine Banks Classic League standout topped a field that included multiple 200s from players like Bob Sanders, Don Bradford, and Len Fralick, as local lanes reported strong showing and scoring.
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Dick Merkle
Marine Banks Classic League
Merkle
Coach Lamar shines as Houston Baptist star sparks big show
Dwight Lamar delivered a 23 of 38 shooting night with seven assists for Southwestern Louisiana as he led a high scoring display. Other results included Wisconsin 81 over Xavier 64, Kentucky 33 point win, and a slate of college games with close finishes across the region.
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Associated Press
Dwight Lamar
Houston Baptist
Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
Aes
Wisconsin
Xavier
Ohio
Oral Roberts
Tex
Upsets Highlight Mat Action In Recreation Wrestling Loop
In the city wrestling loop the Concord squad upset Split Creek St Thomas 21 16 while Wright defeated Conelway 249. Columbus edged Sparta 27 24 and Rob Fish and Chris Mulvin led Concord with pins. Keith Rushin and Tony Rushin highlighted Wright pins, with Spartas Tim Kinney Tracy Soety and Norm Maynard securing early points before Colmbbes rallied with key pins and a late decision to win the meet 243 21 SPRING CREEK ST THOMAS 16.
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Giants
Concord
Split Creek
St. Thomas
Wright
Conelway
Columbus
Sparta
Rob Fish
Chris Mulvin
Mark VanTassel
Spring Creek-St. Thomas
Bruce Babcock
Tim Burton
Keith Kurt Rundell
Troy Jaggi
Tony Rushin
Wright School
Rushin
Frank Federciauk
John Mercer
Tim Kinney
Tracy
Todd Soety
Norm Maynard
Greg Gincott
Tom Davis
John Davis
Terry Vogt
Terry Thodes
Colmmbes
Tackle Picked No. 1 Pro Football Teams Draft College Stars
The Houston Oilers selected 6-7 275-pound defensive tackle John Matuszak of the Spartans as the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft opening. Bert Jones went second to the Baltimore Colts, with Jerry Sisemore chosen by the Philadelphia Eagles. Trade activity reshaped the top rounds as teams weighed quarterback Bert Jones against behemoth linemen Dave Butz and Matuszak for the Oilers.
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NEW York
John Matuszak
Tampa
Houston Oilers
National Football League
Spartans
Baltimore Colts
New Orleans Saints
Bert Jones
Philadelphia Eagles
Jerry Sisemore
University of Texas
Oilers
Colts
Philadelphia
Norm Bulaich
Saints
New York Jets
Louisiana State
Houston
Bill Peterson
Dan Pastorini
Lynn Dickey
Dave Butz
Purdue
Knicks Rally Past Warriors In Tight NJ Win
New York star DeBusschere led with 19 first half points and 15 rebounds as the Knicks beat the Golden State Warriors 97 34 to stay in a two way tie for second in the Atlantic race. Frazier earned game honors and New York’s defense held Golden State to 35.3 percent shooting. Also noting Virginia beat Utah 122 121 in ABA action and Ste Foy Quebec edged ahead to host the 1974 North American Indoor Speed Skating Championships marking a Canadian city first.
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New York
New York Knicks
Golden State Warriors
Knicks
Madison Square Garden
National Basketball Association
Kevin Grevey
Kentucky
Wildcats
Alabama
Johnny Dill
Crimson Tide
Dill
Ericee Clyte Turner
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Wisconsin
Dave Very
Boston
Celtics
Golden State
DeBusschere
Warriors
Mike Barr
Virginia
Utah
American Basketball Association
Quebec
Ste. Foy
Quebec City
Roland Beaudin
Switzer Expected To Become Sooners Head Coach
Norman AP reports Barry Switzer, longtime Oklahoma assistant and playmaker of the wishbone, poised to replace Chuck Fairbanks as head coach. Switzer, 35, has seven seasons at Oklahoma nine as assistant, developing Heisman winner Steve Owens and All-Americans. Other college moves include Rutgers firing John Bateman, Dayton hiring Ron Marciniak, and Ron Meyer taking over at UNLV with Fresno State appointing J. R. Boone.
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Fairbanks
New England Patriots
Switzer
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Jim MacKenzie
Broyles
MacKenzie
Fayetteville
Ark
Owens
Greg Pruit
Wishbone
John Bateman
Rutgers
Dayton
Fresno State
Nevada-Las Vegas
Bateman
Scarlet Knights
Ron Marciniak
Alex Agase
Northwestern
Purdue
John McVay
Ron Meyer
Dallas Cowboys
Nevada
Las Vegas
J. R. Boone
Norman Tripp Leads Room 205 Past Room 34 in 41–27 Win
In Corry National Guard Armory seventh grade basketball action Norman Tripp scored 21 to pace Room 205 as it defeated Room 34 41 to 27. Joel Oesch led Room 34 with 13 points while Room 13 beat Room 23 15 to 12 with Dan Babcock scoring seven for the winners.
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Corry National
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Auto Auction
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Red Harned
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Sonny Biekesite
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Joe Amerose
Kevin Lofton
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Roger Liedsay
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Todt Scery
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Bulletin
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Crotty - Ferrando
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Jim Lictus
Wayde Querreveld
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