Unmatched Corry girls excel in basketball and volleyball
My Impressions by RL McCray highlights Corry female teams as area leaders. Four players, Kathy and Carol Walsh Mary Om and Anne Morton, start for both squads, juggling volleyball mornings and basketball after-school practices. The piece notes Meadville district basketball victory, upcoming state action, and competitive softball expansion in 1976.
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Corry
Kathy
Carol Walsh
Mary Om
Anne Morton
Ust
Meadville
Local YMCA Basketball MVP selection under fire
The YMCA Men’s Recreation Basketball League faces criticism over Jim Gruca’s playoff MVP award despite Crotty Ferrando’s final victory. Fans favor John Crotty for the Jim Hammond Award after Gruca played in only one of the two decisive games. Chopper scored 33 in the opener, with Biseeedad i Abemost Wa contributing late. The piece notes Edinboro and Mercyhurst legacies, and hints at upcoming Hershey-area events and statewide athletic directors’ meeting.
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Ymca Men's Recreation Basketball League
Area Cage
Jim Gruca
Gruca
Crotty Ferrando
Joe Hand
NAIA Wrestling Finalists Set for 125-Pound Title Match
EDINBORO PA AP The two semifinal pins partner for the 125-pound final as Darwin Stalnaker of California State PA faces Glenn Guerin of Taylor IN. Stalnaker pinned Doug Stoll in 3 45 and Guerin pinned Mlangianti in six minutes. Adams Sale paces team race with 86% wins. top schools Washington IM Central State OK Wis Whitewater Grand Valley MI near title. Mark Hayes leads Doral Open golf with 125 total after two rounds, one stroke ahead of Hubert Green.
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Darwin Stalnaker
California State
Glenn Guerin
Taylor
Ind
Stalnaker
Doug Stoll
Anderson
Guerin
Pinne ‘Mlangianti
Grand Valley
Adams Sale
Miami
Mark Hayes
Hield
Hubert Green
District Class AAA basketball results summary
District Class AAA action features Champlain and Plymouth Whitemarsh toppling opponents. notable scores include Champlain 43 over Marlon 28 and Wyomissing 7 point win. Reading Holy Name 4 defeated by competitor. Clans AA standings show Champtinahin and Cathalie in play. District 11 includes Consett 779, Northwestern 30, and Salisbury district notes.
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Champlanahp
Cnn Marlon
Plymouth Whitemarsh
Colin Re Moly
Darby Colny
Ving Rera Suvan
Charmpionsny
Rocky
NBA Scores and Results From Friday Night Action
Basketball results from Friday feature HBA Roautts Philadelphia 10 percent Assente 107 Houston 112 Buffalo 10 New Orleans 110 Perflend 101 Konvat City 3 Cleage Fz Datroit 17 allwamukoa 107 Cen Angeles 113 Newark 5 Barwraay's NBA games reflect a mix of notable scores and team performances across multiple matchups.
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Assente
Houston
Buffalo
New Orleans
Perflend
Konvat City
Datroit
Allwamukoa
Cen Angeles
Newark
Barwraay
Hockey Notes From A Confusing Scramble Of Words
Fragmentary hockey notes mention teams and players in a jumbled way with unclear events or outcomes. The readable pieces reference Rangers and unknown opponents, but no decisive scores or dates are established. The item reads as stray OCR fragments rather than a coherent report.
Kendrick Burrows Victorious In Northwest Regional Wrestling
Kendrick and Burrows won first round matches advancing to semifinals at Altoona. Kendrick beat Indiana’s Mike Ruia 6-2 to reach semis against Tom McGrath or George Bojalad, while Burrows edged Bud in a 2-0 bout to meet Terry Fike. Suhey and Koontz also won, advancing to afternoon semis as regional action continues with consolation bouts and titles later tonight.
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Randy Kendrick
Paul Burrows
District X
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Tom McGrath
George Bojalad
DuBois
Burrows
Terry Fike Altoona
State College
Matt Suhey
McDowell
Mike Long
Gregg Koontz
Meadville
Rick Chaney
Koontz
Suhey
Baseball Players End All Drills
In St. Petersburg Florida players end informal campus style workouts and call for open spring camps after failing to advance labor talks. Tom Seaver announces unity while Bowei Kuhn arrives with potential power to order camps open.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Niy
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Bennett Falls to Wilson in NCAA 130-Pound Clash
Syracuse’s Ken Wilson defeated ex-Corry star Jim Bennett 10-7 to end his bid for a second NCAA title. Bennett rallied in wrestlebacks, eyeing third place with two wins, while Wilson faced Iowa’s Voglar in the semifinals. Bennett could still finish as high as third or as low as sixth, with top six earning All-America status.
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Arizona
Syracuse
Ken Wilson
Jim Bennett
Wilson
Bennett
Yale
Wizard
Chuck Vogla
Iowa
Ohio University
Malvite
Cal Poly
Hitchcock
Roy Oliver
Arizona State
Oliver
Pete Galea
Iowa Sr
Galea
Yagla
Erie
Kentucky
Joe Carr
NIT opens as Kentucky Louisville may meet in later rounds
The 89th National Invitation Tournament starts with four first round games at Madison Square Garden. Kentucky faces Niagara in the opening doubleheader, while Louisville and North Carolina Charlotte, San Francisco, and Holy Cross also compete. UCLA opens NCAA title defense against San Diego State with top players leading the sixth ranked Bruins.
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Joe Hall
Joe
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Crum
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Providence
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St. Peter's
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Aztecs
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Richard Washington
Princeton
Coppin State and Henderson State Reach NAIA Final Clash
Coppin State of Maryland and Henderson State of Arkansas advanced to the NAIA basketball final after dramatic semifinal finishes Friday night. Henderson State edged Lincoln Memorial 80 79 as Willie Coulter drilled the winner in the final seconds, while Coppin State escaped Marymount 79 76 on a late 26 second jumper by Pace. Pace, a 6 11 senior, had 20 points and 18 rebounds before injuring his ankle. Lincoln’s Barry Isom led with 28 points in the other semifinal efforts.
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Henderson State
Arkansas
Henderson
Lincoln Memorial
Tennessee
Marymount
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Lincoln
Pace
Willie Coulter
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Barry Isom
Jaycees Cup Cage Tourney Crowns Corry Champs
ERIE Corry's Jaycee team sparked by Pat Walsh shot to the title in the Second Annual East Lake Jaycees Basketball Tournament at Harborcreek High School. Eight area clubs competed with Walsh scoring 30 in the finale as Corry defeated Brie 38 to 80 to claim the championship trophy.
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Erie
Corry
Pat Walsh
East Lake
Jaycees
Harborcreek High School
Wattsburg
Presque Isle
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Brie
Walsh
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