Buesink 41 Leads Clymer Past Cattaraugus in NY Playoffs
In a Class C NY state playoff clash at Forestville, Clymer roared in the second half to beat Cattaraugus 87 to 56. Rusty Buesink poured in 41 points and 11 rebounds, eclipsing the all-time single-game scoring record, as coach Bob Winner credited adjustment and pressure defense for the decisive run. The Pirates held a 39-26 rebounding edge amid 66 turnovers, and now advance to face the Panama-Franklinville winner in Mayville or Gowanda depending on tonight’s outcome.
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R. L. McCray
CBJ
Clymer
Cattaraugus
New York
Itates
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Dave Cole
Lynn TeCulver
Lance Bensink
Cole
Bunsink
Dave Gronostaj
Gronostaj
Forestville
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Panama
Mayville
Franklinville
Gowanda
Williams powers Jazz past Kings in OT upset
Nate Williams scored 26 points including 11 in overtime to lead the expansion Jazz to a 114-107 overtime upset of the Kings after a February 1 trading deadline move. Williams sparked a rally that erased a Kings lead and sealed the win.
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Kansas City-Omaha
Johnson
Kings
New Orleans Jazz
Williams
Jazz
Celtics
Bucks
JoJo White
Boston
Knicks
Braves
Walt Frazier
New York
Buffalo
Leach Wins PIAA 40-Yard Freestyle in State Meet Thriller
Titusville's Steve Leach, a THS senior, wins the PIAA 40-yard freestyle at Penn State with a 21.93. He also posted a 21.98 in prelims, the best time, becoming the only under 22 seconds in state finals. The 50 free final was near a dead heat as Leach edged the second-place swimmer by 0.21 seconds.
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Gannon-Takes On Canisius In Buffalo Showdown
Gannon College Golden Knights carry a 23-2 mark into Buffalo to face the Canisius Griffins. Al Farmer returns from injury while leading scorer Gerry Walker is listed as questionable due to a knee issue. Canisius sits 14-10 after four straight losses, with recent upheaval including Larry Fogle’s exit and captain Mel Montgomery’s departure.
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al Farmer
Gerry Walker
Ed Sparling
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Fairfield
Larry Fogle
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Griffs
Mel Montgomery
Canisius Coach Under Fire
Canisius College basketball captain Larry Fogle speaks out against coach John McCarthy with Mel Montgomery labeling McCarthy too soft and not stern enough. Montgomery, who sat out last season over NCAA violations, says bench players are underused and hurting team effort as transfers and departures mount amid disharmony.
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Larry Fogle
Canisius College
Mel Montgomery
John McCarthy
McCarthy
Montgomery
King Of The Hill Bowlers Standouts At Meet
The score sheet highlights multiple bowlers led by Warner and Weeks with high strike counts and top series. Notable performances include Warner 531 and 531 series, Weeks 701 and 639, Grelshaw 221, Crump 238, Shampoe 235, Tarbell 226, and Hulings 700 for Avi Ken. The competition lists totals across players such as Faulkner, Troyer, Kolstee, Hulings, and Hulings variants with several 200s and 700 series recorded.
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Op Warner
Bob Weeks
Marty Greishaw
Roy Faulkner
Merv Troyer
Gordie Shampoe
Lynn Tarbell
Dave Warner
Min Hinsdale
Barry Graeley
Rager Warner
Bob: Weeks
Dave Warrier
Lyn Tarbell
Howard Crump
Marty Grelshaw
Dick Kolstee
Wayne Smith
al Dunnewald
Roy Fauloar
Rod Hulings
Low White
Gave Kolstee
Avi Ken Hulings
Harold Fox Sixth In Section Points
Corry's Harold Fox, senior co captain, finished sixth in the Section II scoring race with 219 points and a 13.7 average, tied with Warren's Tim Huber. Franklin's Dave Ritchey led the league with 341 markers and a 21.3 average. Meadville's Tom O'Laughlin was second at 19.5, with Hickory's Dave Penman, Rocky Grove's Dan Haun, and Franklin's John McNamara filling top spots. Rocky Grove defeated Cranberry 54-42 to secure a Class B playoff berth as Warren and Meadville advance in Class A. CAHS struggled with a 4-12 record and 67.0 defensive average. The league all-star team should be named soon.
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Harold Fox
Cocaptain
Fox
Warren
Tim Huber
Jim Muckinhaupt
Rusty Brant
Franklin
Dave Ritchey
Cranberry
Roy Lanner
Meadville
Tom O'Laughlin
Hickory
Dave Penman
Rocky Grove
Dan Haun
John McNamara
Orange and Black
Knights
Osa
Meadvibe
Titusville
Rocky Grove Pasig
Branberry
It Coy
Rody Grove
Titusyia
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Corry Tels
Prarklin Unio
Tom O'Larahinn
Mark Goodman
Steve Fisher
Harald Hanley
Wade Edwards
Aohn Bogner
Dave Hasek
Barry Miller
Rick Repashy
MacDonald
Bruce McGinais
Vill Gary
Ron Mecune
Iretog
Mark Osborne
Ray Olon
Scott Cochran
Steve Russell
Jim Muckinghaup
Mets Acquire Kingman From Giants For About 100000
The New York Mets bought slugger Dave Kingman from the San Francisco Giants for about 100000 dollars. Kingman, who asked for a trade, had 18 homers and 55 RBIs last season after hitting 223 in 121 games. Giants manager notes his power but poor gate draw led to cash deal.
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San Francisco Giants
Mets
Dave Kingman
Giants
New York
Yost Berra
Campbell Named District's Best
Mercyhurst star Jesse Campbell earned Most Outstanding Player honors in NAIA District balloting. Pitt Johnstown coach Dave Campbell was named Coach of the Year as Edinboro guard Tim Smiley Point Park guards Bobby Franklin Jim Ney of Point Park and Jim Wells of Pitt Johnstown joined the district first team. Campbell led Mercyhurst with 20.7 points and 14.6 rebounds per game this season, lifting the Lakers to new heights as Ney and Campbell repeat on the first five.
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Jim Wells
Ney
Indiana
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Owen Long
Slippery Rock
Don Elzer
Spencer Johnson
Geneva
Clyde Soule
Terry Roseto
Clarion
Jim Keller
Waynesburg
Bill Flowers
St. Vincent
Dave Raimy
Wayne Simonsen
Frostburg
Rick Trainor
John Guyton
Charlie Hickox
Rich Lynch
Palmer Surges Again as Eddie Pearce Leads Golf Open
Eddie Pearce, 22, the early leader at 131 after two rounds, still holds a two stroke edge over Arnold Palmer and Hale Irwin in the Jackie Gleason Golf Classic at Lauderhill. Palmer, at 45, stirs the gallery with a lively display as Pearce admires his idol and aims to beat him.
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Fla
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Eddie Pearce
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Pearce
Palmer
Hale Irwin
Arnie
UCLA Squeaks By California in tight Pac-8 game
UCLA, ranked No. 5, narrowly beat California 51-47 as guard Pete Trgovich, having improved shooting, stole the ball from Ricky Hawthorne with 18 seconds left and drove in for the decisive score. Bruins extend lead in Pac-8 title chase.
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California
Pete Trgovich
Ricky Hawthorne
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