Sox Chief Burns Over Dollar Balk
Sox GM Stu Holcomb threatens fines as several White Sox hold out for higher pay. Andrews Reichardt Bahnsen under dispute while Killebrew accepts cut with contingencies. Yankees White and Expos Pry mid spring moves. Mets beat Tigers in exhibition as Pirates rally past Twins.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pistol Pete Leads Hawks Past Trail Blazers in High-Scoring Win
The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Portland Trail Blazers 135-129 as Pete Maravich poured in 39 points and 13 assists, with Lou Hudson adding 34. The duo teamed to drive a late rally, while Geoff Petrie led Portland with 22 in a high scoring NBA night.
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Lou Hudson
Atlanta
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Chicago
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Portland
Crusaders Fall To Erie Holy Rosary In Season Finale
The St. Thomas Crusaders lost 54 to 45 at Erie against Holy Rosary. After a 24-22 halftime, St. Thomas trailed by 16 until a late push reduced the margin to four. Erie’s John Daikowski scored 30 points to pace the winners while Corry’s Larry Frisina had 16 and Todd Triscuil 12 for a 165 season tally.
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Corry
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Providence Coach Dave Gavitt Named District 1 Coach of the Year
Providence College coach Dave Gavitt, guiding the fifth ranked Friars to a 24-2 season with a 14 game win streak, earns District 1 Coach of the Year in his fourth season. The honor marks his third straight Coach of the Year recognition this season.
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Providence
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Providence College Friars
Gavitt
Poise- Did It Man Says Kentucky Clinches SEC Title
Kentucky guards credit poise for clinching the SEC basketball title with an 86-81 win over Tennessee. Coach Joe B Hall earned his first SEC crown, carried off by players as 13,000 fans roared in Lexington. Kevin Grevey helped seal the victory with four straight field goals. Governor Wendell Ford and Otis Singletary joined the celebration.
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Virginia
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Alabama
Georgia
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Fairleigh Dickinson
Auction Troyers Top Cage Action in City League
High scoring night as Buesink Ford lost to Auto Auction 88 to 78 and Troyers defeated YMCA 74 to 58. Dan Taylor led Buesink with 31 points among 14 players in double figures. YMCA and Troyers featured multiple scorers as action continued in the City Recreation League.
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Second Annual Corry Wrestling Tournament Opens Tonight
Corry Area High gym hosts the Second Annual Corry Wrestling Tournament at 6 p.m. with about 140 youths 14 and under competing tonight and tomorrow to earn a place in the Corry Junior Olympic Tournament next week. Sponsored by the Corry Beaver Club, the event is open to all under 14. The top two in each weight class advance to the Olympic tourney and winners receive a wrestling jersey. Tonight’s bouts start at 6 p.m. and tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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Beaver Club
Terry Williams
Williams
Paver Chelton Roll Big Ones in Bowling Action
Ed Paver led with a 258 257 885 in the American B League at Bowlaire topping a field that included Pauline Chelton Gladys Thompson Phina Hunt and others. Separate leagues list high scores from Corry Plymouth Rossbacher Insurance Service Corry Jamestown Welding Sia 5 Supplies Ce Joe Hand Keystone and Rolling Acres with several players posting 200s.
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Bowlaire
Pauline wGheltomy
Ook Oasis Ae Crotty Ferrando
Harry Sperry
Roger Ferguson
Dan Bothell
Larry Greer
Dale Wilkinson
Barry Greeley
Dan Hayes
Rob Smith
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Leon Cable
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Four From West Leading Tennis Four From West Leading Tennis
In Chicago four West Coast players won their first round matches at the Virginia Slims tournament. Pam Teeguarden of Los Angeles defeated Valerie Ziegenfuss of San Diego after dropping the first set, Kristen Kemmer of Los Angeles beat Betty Stove of the Netherlands, Janet Newberry of La Jolla defeated Brenda Kirk of South Africa, and Rosemary Casals of San Francisco defeated Laura DuPont of Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Los Angeles
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Kristen Kemmer
Netherlands
Betty Stove
Janet Newberry
la Jolla
Calif
Brenda Kirk
South Africa
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Laura DuPont
Charlotte
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Cochranton Tops Cambridge Springs In D-10 Title Thriller
Cochranton defeated Cambridge Springs 62 to 56 to win the District 10 Class C basketball championship at Edinboro State College. The game featured chaotic scenes in the stands and several on court confrontations as coach Frank Smith’s Cardinals extended their streak to 11 wins in a 19-6 season. Union City crushed Sparta 74 to 42 to grab third District 10 berth for interdistrict play.
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Blue Duncan Join Athletics Win Training Camp Start
Vida Blue and Dave Duncan joined the Oakland Athletics at their Mesa training camp amid contract talks with owner Charles O. Finley. Manager Dick Williams welcomed them, estimating about ten days to regain conditioning as exhibition play vs the Milwaukee Brewers opened. Blue and Duncan had urged not to miss training time during pay negotiations.
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