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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
7
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Milwaukee defeats New York 114 to 100 in Milwaukee. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scores 36 points and grabs 14 rebounds while Jerry Lucas shoots poorly from long range. The win splits the season series at 2-2 and widens Milwaukee’s Midwest lead over Chicago to three games. The Knicks fall 3 1/2 games behind Boston.
Dan Hayes led last night’s bowling activity with a 234 single and 611 series. Pauline Chelton led the women with a 223 game while Harold Steves posted 225 and Don Bradford 224. Dave Edwards added 223 and 610 as Corry Jamestown League standings formed.
Bradenton Florida AP Luke Walker left handed pitcher remains missing from Pittsburgh Pirates spring training with no reason given. He posted a 4.6 record and 3.39 ERA in 93 innings last season and must compete with Jim Rooker and Jim Foor for a roster spot. Rookie John Morlan reported late along with Vic Davalillo Ramon Hernandez and Mario Mendoza making first appearances.
A fragmented AP item notes players such as Michael, Harmon, Pete Rose, Bobby Murcer, Joe Rudi, Dave Concepcion, and Jim Palmer in unsigned baseball club context. It hints at outfielders, infielders, catchers, and pitchers being linked to teams, with no finalized signings or team names clearly stated. The sparse lines suggest a roster-building phase with notable names without concrete offers.
In Wednesday action postponed by a basketball playoff level, Paul's absorbed its first loss yet remains atop the standings with 20 win points. COT dropped CJ TJ while the Gophers sit tied for third behind Pauls and Glory Stompers in second with 17% points. Next week features State Farm vs Try-M and Paul's vs CJ Lat at 7:30 p.m. plus Spikers vs Alibi Bar and Raymonds vs See p.m. and Methodists vs Mclmes Gophers vs CJ II at 9:30 p.m.
Jacksonville coach Tom Wasdin among nine at large bids expressing desire to face UCLA in the NCAA tournament. Eight teams in AP Top 20 join No. 18 Jacksonville and No. 11 Southwestern Louisiana as at large selections, with seed placements in the Mideast and Midwest regions. South Carolina, Houston, Marquette, Providence, St John’s, Syracuse, Oklahoma City also listed. USL faces NCAA recruiting scrutiny in a related legal fight.
Davidson's top seed meets William and Mary in the Southern Conference tournament semifinals while Furman draws East Carolina. Davidson upset Virginia Military 88 77 amid a tourney record 38 turnovers by VMI. Furman crushed Appalachian State 101 68 as praised Paladins seize momentum. East Carolina defeated Richmond 96 82 despite a rough first half. Temple eyes MAC title as Harry Litwack plans retirement with a semifinal date against Lafayette. Western Athletic finish sets four contenders including New Mexico, Brigham Young, Arizona State and Arizona with No 4 Long Beach State beating Fresno State.
Corry Area High School varsity girls volleyball remains undefeated after beating Youngsville High School in three straight games 15-2, 15-7. Marea Emmons led scoring with 19 points, Lucinda Sickler 11, and Marsha McCaslin named most outstanding by coach Pat Sack. Junior high also swept Youngsville in five matches totaling 165 Corry points to 45 for Youngsville. Next, Corry travels to Tioga for a match against Titusville earlier this year.
In last night’s Wright Street School games Terry Maynard and Denny Albers sparked the Chippers upset of Try-M 67 to 65, the Financiers’ first loss. Raymond’s Springers routed Buesink Ford Sales 72 to 40 for their first win in 11 games, Carl Brundage leading with 19 and Denny Brumagin topping Buesink with 12.
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