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No Place To Play Frustration Letter Calls For Open Indoor Courts
A reader laments Corry lacks year round indoor basketball facilities beyond high school gyms. The letter urges opening Armory, Wright, Concord, and Conway spaces to the public and league play, noting vandalism worries but stressing access and exercise for all, despite tax and school constraints.
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Oil City grapplers test Corry in pivotal meet
Oil City is 7-3 overall and 3-1 in the conference under coach Dick Petula and hosts Corry in a key Section Two wrestling clash. Corry, 6-2 and 3-0 in league play, relies on 10-0 Jay Grace, 10-0 Rick Fenno, and 9-1 Randy Kendrick as it seeks a conference road victory to keep its spotless record, with seven strong Oil City lettermen including John Prichard and Mark Taylor keying the Oilers.
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Charge goal overwhelms Edinboro as Franklin fouled out
Point Park's sophomore guard Bobby Franklin drives on Edinboro's Don Gerdich in a District 18 NAIA game. Franklin committed his fifth personal foul on the pivotal play as PPC faded from an eight-point edge to one before the Scots held on. Jim Ney and Alonzo Craig defend under the hoop.
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Scots Fall 85 84 In Final Seconds At Home
Point Park College edged Edinboro 85 84 after a dramatic finish as PPC referee miscalled an out of bounds over and back. Edinboro rallied from an 18 point deficit but fouls and turnovers doomed the Scots after Bobby Franklin and Dan Kelly led PPC early. Point Park improves to 12 5. Edinboro drops to 2 straight losses as they prepare for Indiana and Mercyhurst.
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College Basketball Results Roundup From Various Colleges
College games across regions show tight finishes and surprising upsets with multiple teams posting high scores. Notable results include Allegheny 71 over Bethany 84, Westminster 70 over Waynesburg 89, Clarion 43 over St. Vincent 70, Pittsburgh 70 tied OT with Temple, Buckeye State matchups and midwestern battles yield mixed outcomes as teams chase conference spots and postseason bids.
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Johnny Bench Would Make Perfect Hero
Johnny Bench, star catcher for the Cincinnati Reds, voiced his views at the WWCB Corry Erie County Sports Dinner. He contrasted athletes with politicians, noting players perform in front of fans and fans see exact results, while politicians act behind the scenes. Bench highlighted his consistency, has hit 25 homers each season since 1969, and urged society to exploit good heroes.
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Penguins Improve Home Streak with 6-1 Win Over Chicago
Pittsburgh coach Marc Boileau praised his club after the Penguins beat the Chicago Black Hawks 6-1 to stretch their home non loss record to 16 games. Relying on strong defense, Pittsburgh scored two shorthanded goals as Gary Inness allowed one goal in the loss.
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Nate Archibald Leads Kings Past Bucks In Close Win
Nate Archibald known as Tiny led the Kansas City-Omaha Kings to a 106-102 NBA victory over the Milwaukee Bucks. He drove on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for a three-point play after a layup to key a late 104-101 lead as Jimmy Walker added 18-foot jumper points.
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