Hawks Rally Past Bucks in 105 89 Win
Hawks surge behind Maravich and Bellamy with a third period 17 point run to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 105 89. Across the NBA, Braves top Celtics 110 94, Knicks 112 103 over Bullets, Sonics edge Pistons 105 108, Lakers top Kings 107 100, Trail Blazers end skid 95 91, Rockets down Suns 117 111, Cavaliers beat 76ers 110 93.
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Sanner Tops Loop in Section 2 Basketball Standings
Cranberry star Roy Sanner led Section 2 scoring with 386 points, 24.1 average, despite a season finale loss to Hickory where he scored 31 after a late foul and foul-line crash. Corry’s Jeff Brown added 255 points, Warren’s Jim Bowen led with 19.0, and three Section 2 teams Warren Hickory Cranberry advance to District 10 playoffs.
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Schwab Ends Career In Cambridge Springs Finale
In his final game for Grove City, Fred Schwab caps a four year run as one of Corry’s top basketball figures. The 6-5 senior, Grove City’s third all time scorer with 1193 points, faces Alliance Eagles at Cambridge Springs High School at 8 PM, closing out the 1973-74 season.
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Dick Catalfa Spins 601 Bowling Total
Dick Catalfa posted a 601 series and a 225 game to lead last night bowling. Jean Root defeated Bette Gates 191 to 190 for top spot among the women.
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Metzger Stars As Bears Win District 10 A Playoffsem
Union City's Floyd Metzger scored 28 points and closed with five in the final 40 seconds to lift the Bears 70 67 over Cambridge Springs. He missed much of the season after a hand injury from a snow blower. His rally advances Union City to the finals against Venango Christian.
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Seventh Grade Cage Champs Lead Wolverines in Title Win
The Sun Devils clinched the Seventh Grade Basketball League title with a 16 3 season. Kneeling left to right Francis Hanlin Mike Schrecengost Fred Schneider standing Craig Messinger Jerry Steadman Missing from photo D Anderson Steve Lloyd. Coached by Mark Hammond.
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Corry Junior High Cagers Advance In Tourney
Corry Junior High School beat Rocky Grove freshmen 60 to 37 in first round action at the Townville Lions Club Fifth Annual Junior High School Basketball Tournament. The Orange and Black adjusted to the foreign court and regained their pace with strong defense and fast break, leading the rout.
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Heard Leads Citrus Open After Two Rounds
Jerry Heard, from Visalia California, posted a second round 68 to take a one stroke edge over Jim Colbert at the Citrus Open in Orlando Florida. Arnold Palmer struggled with his driver and slid to six behind at 141. Leonard Thompson and Lanny Wadkins were one behind Colbert at 137.
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Charles Covay
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Last Night Pro Results and Local Playoff Notes
Summary of recent pro results with NBA and ABA schedules, plus highlights from a high school playoff matchup. Bill Klapthor’s squadPowered by Mike Miller Muckinhaupt and Larry Frisina posted 39 points in a 13-3 regular season ledger update, while Corry and Meadville JV teams won first round games and prepared for semifinals with Beavers set to face Cochranton.
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Are Sports Really A Big Business
The Journal previews a multi part series by AP Sports Writer Frank Brown examining the money game in professional sports. It notes newspapers cover leagues teams coaches players and agents profits salaries and financial dealings as the sector is framed as a golden age of earnings to be examined next week.
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Crowell and Fenno Reach District 10 Semis in Edinboro
Two Corry Area High School wrestlers advance to the District 10 semifinals at Edinboro State College. Scott Crowell 155 and Rick Fenno 119 eye regional bids, while Gordon Bailey 145 and Randy Kendrick HVW are eliminated. Crowell leads with a 19th straight win and will face Greg Bush. Fenno meets Bill McNeish as semifinals begin at 10 a.m. with consolations at 1:30 p.m.
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Baseball Rows Shake Spring Training as Players and Manager Clash
Friction at spring training includes Ken Suarez filing a grievance against the Texas Rangers over a disputed trade to the Cleveland Indians and arbitration, plus Calvin Griffith denying threats to trade players after arbitration wins. Minnesota players protest over the removal of blue stirrup socks, and Oakland receives World Series rings that draw sharp criticism from Darold Knowles and Reggie Jackson.
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Redskins Sign Theismann To Three Year Deal
Washington signs Joe Theismann a Notre Dame star to a three year contract with terms around 100000 dollars. Theismann says he missed playing in America and coach George Allen praises his strong arm scrambling ability and fit for the offense.
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UCLA and USC Remain Tied for Pac-8 Lead
UCLA beat California 83-60 as Keith Wilkes sparked a 20-0 second half run to break the game open in Oakland. USC edged Stanford 62-59 to stay tied with UCLA atop the Pac-8 at 10-2, with a showdown looming on March 9 to decide the title.
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Paul’s Keeps First In Volleyball Play
Paul’s Men’s Wear extended its league lead in the Corry Volleyball League by defeating the second place Glory Stompers twice, pushing their total to 27 points, four ahead of the Stompers. State Farm stayed at 22% points after dropping to CJ No. 2, now fourth with 21% points. The Methodists Try-M the Gophers and Spikers each posted maximum points this week. John Deere split with Raymonds No. 2 but won the overall score to claim two of three points.
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