Gilbert Going All Out In Doral Eastern Open Round One
Golf pro Gilbert, returning from a January airplane accident injuries, shot four under par 66 to lead the second round of the $150,000 Doral Eastern Open. He emphasized aggression on a windy course, with several big names a stroke behind and Nicklaus three back, while Coody Harney led a larger group at 70 and Palmer did not compete.
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Concord Captures Elementary Basketball Crown
Concord wins the Elementary Basketball League title for the second straight year by defeating Wright School 32 to 28 in the final round. Trott led Concord with 13 points while Clayton and Swackhamer each had 10 for Wright. Columbus sixth and Conelway fifth also posted final-round wins in a busy closing slate.
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Spartans In Playoffs Face Commodore Perry in District 10
The Spartansburg Spartans, league champions of the Upper Allegheny Valley League, prepare for the District 10 playoffs. Front row from left Denny Eastman, Brian Allen, Dennis Merkle, Dave Gantz. back row Greg Linden, Don Patterson, Rick Cook, Tim Stockton. Missing are Mike Carter and Tom Stockton. They meet Commodore Perry this Tuesday at Edinboro.
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Greg Linden
Don Patterson
Rick Cook
Tim Stockton
Mike Carter
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Spartans
Commodore Perry
Edinboro
Faculty Win Forces Decisive City Rec League Final
In a close 54-52 win over Troyer’s Potato Chip Crew the Faculty evened the best of three title series. The Chippers led 69-67 after game one, and Monday’s deciding game is moved to 7 p.m. at Wright Street School gym, with Bobh DeLong scoring 16 and Jim Gruca siga 16 for the Teachers.
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American B League Bowlers Erupt in Night of High Scores
American B League dominated with Rich Gambino posting the top game 232 and Paul Hopson leading with a 629 series while George Townes scored three 200s for a 618 set. Gladys Thompson led the women with 175 and 177 games and a 517 series as other high marks by Corry Geverane, Bob Hunt, Dale Wilken, Barry Greeley, Ron Harrington, and more rounded the event.
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Gladys Thompson
Stahl
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Garren
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Dale Wilken
Pal Cooney
Barry Greeley
Ron Harrington
Lyles Builders
Rossbacher Insurance Service
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Tom Edwards
Les Uleag
Perry McCray
Cy Krupa
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Two Volleyball Teams Tie For Lead In Recreation League
Leaders whittle down in the Recreation Volley League as Penelec and the Gophers share the top spot at 13-3 with 20 win points. Other top teams include Methodist Church 19, Paul's 18, Erie County Plastics 17, Glory Stompers 14, and Raymonds and Corry Jamestown II at 12. Next Wednesday's schedule features Alibis vs the Gophers and Alibi IT vs Erie County Plastics at 8:15 p.m. and Methodist Church vs Penelec with Glory Stompers vs Paul's, followed by Raymonds vs Corry Jamestown II and Corry Jamestown II vs Corry Jamestown I. GOES TO CANADA MONTREAL Ike Brown signs with the Montreal Alouettes after three seasons with the Roanoke Roadrunners.
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White Sox Await Richie Allen Contract Picture
Allen, who wants to be called Dick, is absent from the White Sox exhibition opener against the Pirates in Sarasota as GM Stu Holcomb admits no signed contract exists. A verbal deal with his Philadelphia agent is reported at 120000, but not binding, while Allen remains a no-show delaying spring training.
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Phillies face a youth era with Carlton move and hopes
Clearwater, Florida, reports that Philadelphia manager Frank Lucchesi rebuilt around Steve Carlton after trading Rick Wise. The lineup leans into youth with Luzinski Montanez Anderson as possible left center and right fielders. Pitching remains unsettled as veterans vie for spots alongside Carlton.
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Corry Y Boys Swim Teams Close Out Regular Season
The Corry YMCA boys swim teams finished their regular season at Titusville, defeating Titusville in one class while losing in three. Jeff Furst led Corry with cadet wins in 40 yard freestyle and breaststroke, as Billy Cragg won twice in midget. Complete results show multiple event wins for Corry and Titusville across cadet, midget, and junior classes.
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Glenn Summers Named MVP In NAIA District 18
Glenn Summers, six foot eight, of Gannon, was named NAIA District 18 MVP. He led the district with a 22.8 scoring average as Gannon went 18-6 and earned a berth in the NCAA college division playoffs. Slippery Rock's Mel Hankinson chosen as coach of the year. Other district selections include Fred Riley Edinboro Don Wilson Clarion John Carom Indiana and Doug Zimmerman Slippery Rock.
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