Final Game Tonight Crotty Cagers Face Try-M Finance
The Corry Recreation Basketball League finals end with a winner take all game between Try-M Finance and Crotty Ferrando at Wright School gym at 8 o clock. Financiers seek another title after a dominant regular season and a 89 65 win in game two of the previous finals. Crotty Crotty duo pace Crotty Ferrando while John Chopper Crotty headlines the Auto Dealers offense. Jim Harned injury status unclear as teams finalize lineups with Bliley Donoghue Schirecengost Horneman Grice for Try-M and Swanson Ottaway Hunt joining Crotty in starting five. Open to the public. grade school children must be accompanied by an adult.
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Roger Ottaway
Bob Hunt
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Dierker and Kline Shine in Spring Training Exhibitions
Houston ace Larry Dierker allowed one hit over three innings as the Astros beat the Expos 5-1 in an exhibition. Steve Kline struggled a bit in three frames for the Yankees in a 4-2 loss to Baltimore, while Tom Seaver impressed in the Mets 6-5 defeat to the Cardinals. Other spring results include Roy Howell driving in five for Texas in a 13-7 win over Atlanta and Garry Maddox delivering a key eighth inning double for Milwaukee in a 14-9 over Chicago. Vida Blue floated a potential World Football League quarterbacking move in Palm Springs.
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Garry Maddox
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Richie Scheinblum
California Angels
San Diego Padres
Juan Beniquez
Boston
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Celtics Stop Lakers as Celtics go on to win playoffs
Lakers fail to run or rebound as Boston dominates 82-? 82 in a playoff clincher. Dave Cowens leads Celtics with 24 points and Havlicek adds key late baskets. Other NBA results: Bullets top Warriors 117-107, 76ers edge Knicks 109-108, Pistons beat Hawks 116-111, Rockets down Cavaliers 113-108, Braves top Trail Blazers 122-112 to seal first playoff berth in four years.
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Sporting News Names Walton For 3rd Time
UCLA’s Bill Walton repeats as a Sporting News Player of the Year, joining Oscar Robertson as the only three-time winners. The All-American list includes David Thompson and Marvin Barnes, with Digger Phelps named Coach of the Year. Second team features Keith Wilkes and Bill Knight among others. honorable mentions list many.
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Oklahoma
Gus Bailey
Texas el Paso
Lloyd Batts
Cincinnati
Willie Biles
Tulsa
Gary Broka
James
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Austin Peay
Brian Winters
South Carolina
Junior Riflers Cup Fifth Place at Jamestown Meet
Gorry's Junior Rifle League PONY team finished fifth among seven at a Jamestown New York tournament. Corry’s combined score of 1773 placed ahead of Olean and Limestone but behind Port Allegany, Jamestown, Jay Wilson, and the Bradford crew which led with 1882. Local travelers included David Slike Tim Vinca Dru Guskea Dennis Weese Sam Hamilton and Bud Rush.
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Woolf Means $ Athletes Gained Through Attorney
Sports writer Frank Brown profiles Bob Woolf, the prominent attorney who built a client list of about 400 pro athletes through word of mouth. He notes the rise of athlete power, money, and adulation, with players earning six figures in basketball and expanding influence across teams like the Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, and Patriots.
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Padres welcome a new look with McCovey and Tolan
UMA Ariz AP The Padres unveil a revamped lineup under new owner and manager John McNamara with Willie McCovey Nate Colbert and Bobby Tolan joined by a strengthened pitching staff led by Bill Greif Randy Jones and others. The club aims to leave five straight last-place NL West finishes behind and prove they are not a hapless team. Ray Kroc joins as patron planning to enjoy an expensive new hobby.
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Jim Stahl Ends Ithaca College Swim Career With Records
Jim Stahl closed his swimming career at Ithaca College with a splash setting three individual school marks and helping two relay teams to records at the UNYS championships in Rochester. The ex-Corry Area star totaled 489 career points, placed fifth in the 200-yard individual medley, and set team marks in the 400 and 800-yard freestyle relays among nine Ithaca College records on the day. He plans to pursue graduate studies at Indiana University in physical education with a focus on swimming and aquatics.
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