Corry High Faces Queen City in Big Preseason Tilt
Corry High’s varsity basketball stars, led by Lot Minn and Cruz, prepare for a decisive clash with the Queen City faculty squad. Local standouts from Grove City and Youngstown College join Corry in a star filled lineup as coach Ron Schrevengost studies the field ahead of the Crawford County showdown.
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Arnold Palmer Leads Pensacola Open Field
Arnold Palmer headlines the $20,001 Pensacola Open field with last year’s champion carding an eight-under 64 in practice. The 72-hole event at Pensacola Country Club will feature 150 players, including former winners Wall Ford Harney and others, as Palmer seeks a fifth Masters-era title this season. Palmer leads the PGA Tour money list with $28,600 after eight events, with three wins and two additional top-five finishes.
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District mat tourney stirs hype at Tech for wrestling
Report of the district wrestling meet at Tech with standout matches and champion bouts. Notable feats include freshmen Terry Tish and sophomores providing key upsets, plus tense 120 and 295 pound clashes. Rivals Gaylord Magoon and Seeton Two’s Champ Cuyhad Griffitts engage in a decisive 6-0 win.
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Not Bad Pro officiating in Class B game
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Ingo Seen As Psychological Ring Choice
Miami Beach AP report notes bets on a Patterson vs Johansson title fight with Patterson favored by experts before the bout at Convention Hall. Odds shift rumors suggest Floyd’s power could shift the outcome, while analysts admit past picks were wrong.
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Ajax Moose Clash As City Volleyball Deadlock Looms
Ajax and Moose clash to break a long standing City Volleyball League deadlock. Old Pros host Moose with a critical clash, while Corry Loan and CJ Factory play alongside Aero Jets. Kinsey Dolan and Raymonda face Moose’s in the final shift as action unfolds tonight.
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Kirkland Contempt Buttoned Tight at California Court
Judge Karesh ordered Willie Kirkland to appear in superior court at 2:30 pm to answer a paternity case allegation. If found in contempt, he could be jailed. Kirkland previously threatened to be removed from the field as he nears a move to California with the Indians Angels affiliate. Also reports Orioles sign Pr Boy Baltimore. second baseman Thomas J. Parsha, 22, from Seward Pennsylvania, an Indiana State graduate joins the system.
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Red Schoendienst lands juicy three year contract with Cardinals
Aging Red Schoendienst who battled tuberculosis and a lengthy career deal settled for terms after intrasquad workout. General Manager Bing Devine called it a break for the club and manager Sally Hornsby praised the veteran health and early impact. Other spring notes report injuries to Mays, Nelson, Carreon and Gotay as teams push toward the season.
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PIAA Playoff Matchups Round Up for Districts and Semis
Tonight features Class A District 2 first round West Hazleton facing Westmoreland at Scranton CYC. District 3 semifinals include Hershey, Reading, Central York, Gettysburg, and Solanca. District 6 semifinal pitted Altoona against Lewistown in Hershey venues.
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Seven NCAA berths still open in western leagues
The article reports several teams competing for NCAA spots in mid March. Loyola of Los Angeles and Santa Clara clash for WCAC honors while Utah Colorado State pursue Skyline play offs. Other conferences including Ohio Valley and Southeastern seek bids, with preliminary games in Louisville and Tempe determining regional entries. Western contenders include Oregon State Portland and Seattle in the Far West region as a national field expands to 32 teams.
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Bowling Pinfail Lifts Women As Seasons Open Light
Burd Temple leads the ladies with a 203 single and 516 over three games while Ann Chase 187 and Dorothy Wotus 180 share high finishes. Phyllis Jensen converts 4 7 10 and Len Migliavero posts a 620 with a 233 game as Eli Goodwill nets 207 for the men in a light early bowling scene.
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Mt Lebanon ousts Aliquippa in WPIAL Section 3 quarterfinal
Mt. Lebanon defeated Aliquippa 7a in the WPIAL Section 3 quarterfinal as Catasauqua and Bristol District 1 B champion were also eliminated in state Class A action. Media beat Downingtown 14 40, setting up a looming semifinals match. St. Clair topped Schuylkill Haven 64 6 in District 11.
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Youngsville Cardinals Stun Eagles In District 10 Push
In a key league clash the Youngsville Cardinals defeated the Eagles 24-43 to strengthen their bid for a PIAA Class B District 10 playoff berth. George Becker led the losers with 23 points while Jain Sample added 10 for Warren County rivals. Youngsville now 17-4, had won 12 straight. Eagles drop to 9-? as Colmesut Valley looms Friday.
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Joe Brown Defeats Parks In Ten Round Tuneup
Joe Brown, lightweight champion, won a unanimous decision over Joey Parks of Omaha in a 10 round non title bout. The tuneup precedes Brown s April 18 title defense against Dave Cjiarniey of Lon al.
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