Crotty nets 41 as Crotty Upset Sets Rubber Final
John Crotty scores 41 points lifting Crotty to a 78-64 upset of Try-M, forcing a best-of-three final. Crotty hits from outside and on the boards while Dan Taylor and Don Swanson add support. The two teams meet Monday at Bat Wright School for the decisive Game 3 with crowd restrictions in effect.
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Crotty
John
Chopper
Steverice
Chevy Boys
Soaners
C-F
Dan Taylor
Taylor
Mike Donoghue
Ron Schrecengost
Don Swanson
Bob’ Hunt
Roger Ottaway
Steve Grice
Terry Horneman
Donoghue
John Bliley
Dick Deutsch
Schrecengost
Gary White
Bat Wright School
Looners
Ron Schreeengost
Corry Rec
Wright School
Crotty Ferrando
Joel Steele
Maryland Marches to ACC Semifinals Over Duke
Maryland, ranked fourth, rolled past Duke 85-66 to reach the ACC semifinals where they will face North Carolina. John Lucas led with 20 points, Tom McMillen 19 and Len Elmore 16 points with 17 rebounds as Maryland improved to 22 wins.
National League Bowlers season finale honors Lobdell Steves
Lobdell and Art Steves highlight the last regular NL Bowlers night with Lobdell posting a 600 series on 205 and 201 games while Steves notches a 243 as other bowlers post multiple 200+ games. Final listings include multiple names from the leagues across American eight and other divisions.
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Dick Lobdell
Art Steves
Lobdell
Lgt
Singleton Taurels
Bila
Mastier
Bnave Walters
Tod Foster
Lick Laedetl
Aol WY
Narn Hoilen
Vic Hansen
Ford Stewart
al Higby
Big Heider
Gene Coen
Tam Juinsoi
Bill Wapther
Dave Edwards
Dirt Buin
Harold Stoves
Pay Maynrarn
Rick Barry Sparks Warriors Win Over Bucks 97-95
Rick Barry scored 31 points including the game winner at the buzzer as Golden State beat Milwaukee 97-95. Thurmond injured his arch and Russell has a sore leg, raising questions about the Warriors’ depth for upcoming games.
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Associated.Press
Golden State
National Basketball Association
Rick Barry
Barry
NBA
Warriors
Milwaukee Bucks
Cazzie
Russell
Nate
Thurmond
Celtics
Suns
Don Chaney
Spurs
Cougars
San Antonio
James Silas
George Gervin
Colonels
Squires
Lou Dampier
Kentucky
Corry Junior High Advances To Championship Night
Corry Junior High School defeats Cochranton 64 to 34 to reach the Townville Lions Fifth Annual Junior High School Basketball Tournament final. The Baby Beavers, coached by Bill Cage, improve to 14-3 and face Cranberry Junior High in tonight’s 8 o’clock title game.
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Corry
Townville Lions
Cochranton
Cranberry Junior High School
Baby Beavers
Bill
Crowell Eyes Regional Title After 68-Win High School Career
Corry Area High School senior Scott Crowell heads to Clarion State College for the Regional Championship seeking to add a regional win to his 68 career victories. He carries a strong wrestling résumé with multiple tournament titles and a fuel for a possible state finals run if he places in the top four. Crowell has battled illness this week, missing several practices yet remains a key CAHS contender under coach Bob Lindsey.
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Bob McCray
Corry
Scott Crowell
Clarion State College
Corry Area High School
Jim Bennett
CAHS
Larry Harrington
Bob Culbertson
Dale Gates
Jim Sekerak
John Savko
Dave Crowell
Crowell
Beaver
Brookville
Jim Bailey
Bob Lindsey
Scott
Lindsey
Clarion
Accollades
Franklin
Iowa
Bennett
NCAA tournament first round matchups listed for tomorrow
New York March 9 preview outlines first round NCAA games across the East Mideast Midwest and West regions with pairings including Providence versus Penn, Pittsburgh versus St Josephs Pa, South Carolina versus Furman, Notre Dame versus Austin Peay, Marquette versus Ohio University, Oral Roberts versus Syracuse, Creighton versus Texas, Dayton versus Los Angeles State, and a Big Sky champion facing New Mexico. Also notes first round byes for ACG, Pac Eight, Big Eight, Vanderbilt Louisville and San Francisco and UCLA USC Pacific Eight title game on WICU TV.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Terrapins
Letty Driesell
Driesell
Duke
Terps
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Virginia
Wake Forest
Clemson
John Lucas
Tom McMillen
Len Elmore
Lucas
McMillen
Elmore
Abril Loe Lorsas
North
Pittsburgh
Furman
South Carolina
Notre Dame
Austin Peay
Ohio University
Marquette
Mideast
Oral Roberts
Syracuse
Texas
Creighton
Midwest
Los Angeles State
Dayton
Idaho State
New Mexico
UCLA
Southern California
Louisville
Cardinals
Detroit
Junior Bridgeman
Lionel Hillingy
Duquesne
Xavier
Ohio
Dukes
Red Manning
New York
East
Providence
Pent
Jamaica
N.Y
St. Joseph's
Morgantown
W. Va
Philadelphia
Terre Haute
Ind
Denton
Tex
West
Los Angeles St
Big Sky
Pocatello
Idaho
Vanderbilt
San Francisco
USC
Wicu-Tv
Union City Bears win District 10 title in 67 53 victory
Union City broke a tight game with a 12-0 run to start the fourth quarter and claimed the District 10 Class C basketball championship defeating Venango Christian 67 53 in Edinboro. Steve Helmuth led with 21 points and Floyd Metzger 20 as Union City advanced to face Sheffield after their earlier tourney win.
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Union City
Venango Christian
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Lake
Requeis
Grove City
General McLane
W. Middlesex
Edinboro
Bears
Steve Helmuth
Floyd Metzger
Corry
Bill Kirik
Sheffield
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Trym Crotty
Ferrando
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Broty
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Hunt
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MaDon‘hur
Schree
Deutsen
Swanson Wine
Oltoway
Steele
Wills
Cromty-Feeranda
Journal
McCray
Tarheels
Lobdell, Steves
Harry
Srry Metray
Hassbacher Inwuiranice Service
Lyle's Jets
Pauline Chelton
Bucks
Seton Hall
St. Peter's
N.J
Manhattan
Fordham
Tech
Georgia
Houston
Rice
Carolina Sr
Artis Gilmore
Nets
Rockets
Denver
John Williamson
Klapthor
Berries
Jim Muckinhaupt
Chris Christensen
Muckinhaupt
Christensen
Mike Miller
Dave Cote
Cranberry
Crowell - Bennett
L-T
Soph
Union City ‘Cops
Aaron
Heard
Miami
Tommy Aaron
Jerry Heard
Wally Taber
Ptm
Fete Malla
Denny Ara A
SMM
Ert
Ped Tatty
Trophy Hunter
Denny Havei
REX Theatre
Torn’s News & Sports
Swanson’s
McMahon’s
Columbus Grocery
Columbus
Corry Police Department
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