Beaver Club Mat Finals Set Today
Action in the Third Annual Beaver Club City Wrestling Tournament opened with 35 preliminary matches on Corry Area High School mats. Semifinals and finals start at 1 PM with champions earning Beaver Club orange and black T shirts across age and weight divisions.
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Tom Miler
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Ed Paver
Tom Puckley
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Scott Miller
Jaye Scheiner
Tim Kinney
Steve Nadainy
Bob Falcone
John Bava
Mike Mitchell
John Brigham
Tim Johnson
Sean Diegielder
Ted Coe
Paul Merely
George Hull
Williams Free Except To Yankees Asks Job Back
Major league manager Dick Williams is available to manage any team except the New York Yankees after Oakland owner Charles Finley signaled a green light to return to baseball. In exhibition play, Oakland beat San Diego 13-3 as Tenace and Jackson provided key home runs. the Rangers defeated the Yankees 9-8 in 10 innings. Kent State names Stan Albeck as new head basketball coach, replacing Frank Truitt.
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UCLA USC Tonight Cage Countdown Begins In Playoffs
The NCAA tournament starts with UCLA chasing its eighth straight title as UCLA and USC clash in the Pac-8. First-round games spread from New York to Pocatello with the field expanding as 18 teams enter. ACC Big Ten and Pac-8 titles on the line. NC State meets Maryland for ACC crown.
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Warren High Earns Two All Star Honors In 1973 74 Basketball
Warren High School placed three players on the 1973 74 Section 2 District X All Star squads. Jim Bowen led the Dragons as Section 2 Player of the Year after averaging 19 points in 16 league games and anchoring a 15 1 conference record. Jeff Brown earned a second team nod alongside Meadville’s Tom O Laughlin and Beaka McClure, with Meadville’s Rich Stinson and Cranberrys Roy Sanner among others on the all star list. Warren coach Ed McGlumphey was named Coach of the Year with Hickory star Steve Garay as runner up.
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Dragons
Corry
Beaver Roundballers
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Bowen
Tim Nelson
Rob Young
Cranberry
Roy Sanner
Loop
Titusville
Mark Hoak
Warrenagers
Meadville
Hickory
CAHS
Brown
Richard Stinson
Beaka McClure
Tom O’laughlin
Oil City
Dave Hodges
McClure
Bill Lyden
Mark Malcolmson
Bill Bell
Kevin Dumpe
Bob Quinn
O'Laughlin
Warren
Ed McGlumphey
Steve Garay
Bob Young Warren
Warren Roy Lanner
Warren Mark Hoak
David Hodges
Cor
Tom O'Laughlin
HIRD
Crowell Cruises To Semifinal At Class B Regional
Scott Crowell of Corry Ares High School dominated Jim Bailey of Brockway 14-0 in the quarterfinals at Clarion State College. Crowell advances to face Mark Ivory of Bell Wood Antis, with a possible trip to the state meet on the line if he wins.
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Mark Ivory
Bell Wood-Antis
Ivory
Bailey
Scott
Jim Bennett
Bob Culbertson
Bob Ferrando
Corry
Edinboro
Brian Hills
Ferrando
Hills
JHS Cagers Win Townville Junior High Title
Corry Junior High School basketball team claimed the Fifth Annual Townville Lions Club Junior High Tournament title after trailing 12 10 early. The Beavers surged with fundamentals and a strong middle period, outscoring Cranberry 29 9 to secure the championship. Jim Muckinhaupt scored 13 in the final night and 40 across three games, with Mike Miller totaling 34 points and leading the backboard work.
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Bill Klapthor
Corry
Townville Lions Club
Cranberry
JHS Cagers
Muckinhaupt
Mike Miller
Miller
Beavers
Farrell Captures 10th WPIAL Class A Title in Thriller
Farrell High School defeated South Hills Catholic 52-41 to win the WPIAL Class A championship for the 10th time. Judson Flint led with 18 points as coach McCluskey emphasized defense on star Jim Marshall and Kevin Bradley, sealing another storied title run for the Steelers.
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Farrell
Judson Flint
Steelers
South Hills Catholic
Jim Marshall
Rebels
Kevin Bradley
Marshall
Bradley
WQLN TV to Air PIAA Swim Meet
WQLN TV channel 54 announced it will broadcast the PIAA Swimming and Diving Championships held last weekend at Penn State. The telecast will air Sunday afternoon at 4 on a tape delay basis.
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Channel 54
Penn State
Class B District 19 Playoffs Iroquals Grove City win
Iroquals beat Grove City 76 to 63 for first place while Seneral McLane defeated West Middlesex 71 to 61 for third. Tonight’s Class A Edinboro schedule features Warren versus Academy at 7 pm and Hickory against Prep at 8:30. College scores note ACC tournament results with North Carolina 87 Virginia 68 and Maryland 105 Carolina 85. ABA results show Kentucky 111 New York 100 Indiana 115 Memphis 103 Antonia 119 San Diego 132 Utah 132 Denver 111. NHL, NBA, and other games listed with multiple matchups across leagues.
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Denver
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Shirley Daniels Spins Two 200s at City Bowling Night
Shirley Daniels rolled games of 200 and 202 in the top ladies series during last night's city bowling action. Dick Catalla posted the men’s high single with a 218.
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Shirley Daniels
Dick Catalla
Clymer Bowl Loses Playoff Bid in 59 52 Defeat
In Division VI Class C playoff action Franklinville defeated Clymer 59 52 ending the Pirates 10 game win streak. Franklinville stars Kevin Hardy and Paul Rodriguez combined for 32 points as Clymer saw Bob Newton exit injured and fall short in Falconer. Doug Smith led Clymer with 16 points and 14 rebounds while Gene Gorski added 14.
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Paul Rodriguez
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New York Crew
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Doug Smith
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Tom Quinn
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