College All Stars How I See Them By Bob McCray
Bob McCray names his district all star selections from western Pennsylvania colleges, highlighting Randy Allen as MVP and Peyton Tomblin as a value pick for Slippery Rock. He praises Waynesburg coach Ray Marisa as top floor coach amid a 15-6 season, noting all star lists are for fun and comparison.
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Bob McCray
Western Pennsylvania
Gannon
Behrend
Allegheny
Grove City
Randy Allen
Indiana
Slippery Rock
Owen Long
Dennis Kopka
Peyton Tomblin
Tomblin
Rockets
Waynesburg
Ray Marisa
1973 74 NAIA All District Basketball Teams
District announces All District teams and honors for 1973 74 NAIA basketball with first and second teams, honorable mentions, and area selections. Key players include Jesse Campbell Mercyhurst Randy Allen Slippery Rock Owen Long Slippery Rock Dennis Hampton Edinboro Jim Ney Point Park Jordan Guyton Indiana and Terry Roseto Clarion among others.
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Randy Allen
Indiana
Jesse Campbell
Mercyhurst
Owen Long
Slippery Rock
Dennis Hampton
Edinboro
Jim Ney
Point Park
Dave Ankeney
Clarion
Ray Stauffer
Lou Myers
John Guyton
Dennis Kopka
Fred Schwab
Grove City
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Gannon
Roy Stauffer
Maree Arribi
Chuck Axe
Alliance F
James Boyd
Gerry Walker
Marty Orzechowski
Allegheny
Larry McAleer
Behrend
Peyton Tomblin
Terry Roseto
Augie DiPasquale
Calif.St. G
Spencer Johnson
Geneva
Brave streaker ruins no hitter in college baseball
In Jacksonville Alabama during a Jacksonville State versus Berry College game Kerry Thompson held a no hitter through four and a half innings when a nude man ran onto the field behind Berry’s dugout and congratulated players before leaping the right field fence. Bob McCoy then doubled to spoil the bid.
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Jacksonville
Ala
Jacksonville State
Berry College
Kerry Thompson
Berry
Bob McCoy
Barb Wickwire Fires Top Series In Bowling Night
Barb Wickwire led a high scoring bowling night with a three game total of 544 as five subs topped 900 in the block. Roxie Hajee rolled 536 and Florence Amoroso had a 201 best single. In the men’s action Joe Smollek edged Lafe Douglas 225 to 224 for the top single game. Idaho coach Wayne Anderson resigns as Idaho basketball head coach.
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Barb Wickwire
Roxie Hajee
Florence Amoroso
Joe Smollek
Lafe Douglas
Exhibition Baseball Matchups in Florida and Arizona
The schedule lists Detroit versus Chicago A in Sarasota today with tomorrow’s games including Obbland versus Saniega in Yuma AriL Ejiings (N) against California at Mallvgile and Minnesota versus Boston in Winter Haven. Chicago A faces Detroit in Lakeland while New York One faces Texas in Pompano Beach.
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Chicago A
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Frs
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Yuma
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California
Clymer Cagers Face Franklinville in Section VI Semi Final
Clymer Pirates ride a 10 game win streak into the Section VI Class C semifinal at Falconer against Franklinville 13-6. Coach Bob Winner plans to start Rusty Buesink Brian McCray and 6-6 Doug Smith with Lynn TeCulver Bob Newton in backcourt. If they win they advance to the Class C final at St Bonaventure Saturday against the Limestone winner.
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Franklinville
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Bob Winner
Sherman
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Brian McCray
Doug Smith
Lynn TeCulver
Bob Newton
Dave Cole
Mark Humes
Gene Gorski
Pirates
St. Bonaventure University
Little Valley
Concord School Sixth Graders Win Fourth Straight Crown
The Concord School sixth grade cadets complete an undefeated 10 0 season to claim their fourth straight Elementary Basketball League title. Front row includes Duane Sheffield Steve McEldowney Marty Mead Bill Mitchell and Quinton Nichols.
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Steve McEldowney
Marty Mead
Bill Mitchell
Quinton Nichols
Beaver Club Mat Tourney Set Tomorrow
Corry Area High School mats host the Third Annual Beaver Club Wrestling Tournament tomorrow at 6 pm, weigh in at 5 pm. Top four in each weight and age group advance to the Corry Sub-Tournament on March 15-16, with a long list of entrants across 40 to 140 pounds and multiple age groups.
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Beaver Club
Kay Anderson Fulfills Dream in Perfect 400
Kay Anderson joins a select group in the United States by shooting a perfect 400 in the standard four position gallery course. With about 20 years in the sport, he joins Art Kibbe and John Noble as Chautauqua County’s three members to reach this peak. His career features six four-man team finishes nationwide, including two third-place showings in the last three years.
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Kay Anderson
Chautauqua County
Art Kibbe
John Noble
Kay
Monroe Saves NY Lakers Trip Celtics
Monroe led the Knicks past the Abyjta Hawks 94-? as coach Red Holzman praised his star. The Knicks blew an 18 point second quarter lead but Monroe and Gilliam balanced scoring while the Hawks rallied late to within reach.
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Pacers
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Steve Mix
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Spurs
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Ron Boone
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Larry Kenon
Wilt Chamberlain
Kentucky
Indiana Defeats Edinboro In NAIA District 18 Final
Indiana University of Pennsylvania rallied behind guard Handy Allen to beat Edinboro State 78-65 for the NAIA District 18 basketball championship. Allen scored 23 with five assists as Jeff Lawrence added 19 and Gene Caige 10. Edinboro, finishing 18 wins, 18 losses, shot 39 percent and trailed by ten late as Rich Lynch blocked a key shot and feeding Allen for a decisive basket.
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Handy Alen
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Sparkplug
Edinboro State
Allen
Indians
Edinboro
Kansas City
Rich Lynch
Elio Filliar
Filliai
Big Indians
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Gene Caige
Tim Smiley
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Bill Lenta
Shooters Roll On Win 28th Straight
Corry pistol team extended its win streak to 28 by defeating Jamestown in two events center-fire 1346 1336 and 22-caliber 1400 1384. Dave Rea led 22-caliber with 290. Bob Green 282. Kostkas 280. Haugh 276. Briskie 272. Center-fire top score Green 277. Haugh 276. Kostkas 272. Briskie 261. Lindberg 260.
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Jamestown
Dave Rea
Bob Green
Jack Kostkas
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Jim Briskie
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Haugh
Kostkas
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Don Meridith Moves To NBC
Don Meridith, former pro quarterback and TV sportscaster, left ABC for NBC on Wednesday. Roone Arledge confirmed the switch, moving Meridith from Monday Night Football where he teamed with Frank Gifford and Howard Cosell. NBC plans Meridith for NFL game broadcasts and Monday night baseball guest appearances.
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Dallas Cowboy
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UCLA USC Contest Will Be Televised
WICU TV channel 12 will televise the UCLA USC college basketball game Saturday night starting at 830. The No. 4 Bruins and No. 7 Trojans, both 22-3, are tied for first in the Pacific conference and the winner will claim the league title race.
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Channel 12
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