Not All Rookies Survive
The article reports spring exhibition baseball results highlighting rookies like Craig Skok and Charlie Spikes with notable performances. It notes Skok led the International League with 15 wins and mentions other rookies contributing, including Joel Youngblood and Oscar Gamble, in various exhibition games and outcomes across teams such as the Reds, Padres, Indians, and Cubs.
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Associated Press
Craig Skok
Florida State University
Boston Red Sox
Senate
N.Y
Willie Horton
Tony Taylor
Gates Brown
al Kaline
Reggie Smith
Charlie Spikes
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Oscar Gamble
John Grubb
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Tom Bradley
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joel Youngblood
Bob Miller
Reds
Miller
Oakland
Milwaukee
Texas Rangers
Orioles
New York Mets
Los Angeles
Kansas City
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Hopson Wins Race With 237 Game
Hopson tops the alley with a 237 game in a night of high scores across the league. Paul Mountain and Dick Chase reached 235 and 203 respectively while Hopson posted a 619 series. Gladys Thompson led the women with 214 and 518, highlighting a crowded score night.
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Hopson
Ie Paul Mountain
Dick Chase
Gladys Thompson
Mountain
Ford Stewart
Paul Clark
Ray T
W ‘ Na Ase Cratty-Ferranda O
Paul Hopson
Ron Harington
Larry Greer
Bob Hunt Jr
Bob Hunt
Gan Bothell
Pat Cooney
Larry Snow Sr
NCAA Upsets Echo Painful Night For Coaches
Regulars like Jerry Tarkanian and Al McGuire admitted fatigue after NCAA playoff upsets Thursday. San Francisco toppled 49ers 77-67 in West Regional semifinals while Indiana upset Marquette 75-69 in the Mideast. UCLA swept Arizona State 81-59 as Kentucky and Kansas State won tight games. Indiana led by Downing and Kenon’s scoring paced upsets across the region.
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Jerry Tarkanian
Long Beach State
al McGuire
Marquette
University of San Francisco
Tarkanian
49Ers
Indiana
San Francisco
UCLA
Bruins
Arizona State
Tivlisus
Traamply
Kentucky
Downing
Hansers
Knight
Larry Hollyfield
Former CAHS Swimmer Earns Sports Illustrated Award
Corry Area High School alumnus Jim Stahl gained national recognition as he appeared in Sports Illustrated Faces In The Crowd. Stahl swam for Tikaca College, scored 125 points this season, and moved to the alrtime career scoring list with 861 points for the Tisea swim team, earning MVC honors for the third straight season.
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CAHS
Sports Illustrated
Corry
Jim Stahl
Stahl
Corry Area
Tikaca College
Tisea
Jim
Alrtime
Elighility
Ithaca Tankers
Grinnell Added To Hall Of Fame
Washington AP report: George Bard Grinnell honored in the National Wildlife Federation Hall of Fame for conservation work. Founder of the Amiaban Society, influenced 252 youths in New York, edited Forest and Stream to promote conservation and campaigned for park land. Died 1958, praised as father of American conservation.
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Washington
George Bard Grinnell
National Wildlife Federation
Amiaban Society
New York
John James Audubon
Forest and Stream
Mauch Builds Hope On Hurlers In Expos Pitch Staff
Daytona Beach report notes pitcher Torrez posted 16-12 last season and Stoneman notched a second career no hitter. Moore showed a 99 record with 161 strikeouts in 148 innings. Manager Mauch predicts stronger results as bullpen leader Mike Marshall with 14 wins and 18 saves anchors relief plus emerging Tom Walker. Expos lineup includes Jorgensen and Fol traded from Mets, Foote rising star, and Hent and Foli splitting catching duties amid roster shifts.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Mauch
Expos
Torrez
Stoneman
Moore
Mike Marshall
Tom Walker
Mazuch
Montreal
Smgietes
Nied
Mie Jorgensen
Giest Bese
Ron Hant
Soarg
Tim Foli
Stent
Bob Bailey
Thre
Jorgensen
Fol
New York Mets
Sgietoni
Rusty Staub
Tee
Sears
Terry Humphrey
Borcabella
Althugh Yous
Barry Foote
Foote
Quebec City
Corry Harriers Still Running Across a 25 Mile Marathon
Former Corry Area High School cross country stars Joe Nichols and Gary Whiteley ran the Athens Ohio 25 mile marathon last weekend. Nichols finished 27th in 2 57 06, the first sub three hour effort for him, while Whiteley placed 38th in 3 05 08. Nichols is the son of Lloyd and (East Main) Nichols, Whiteley of Harold and (Wright) Whiteley.
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Corry Area
Joe Nichols
Gary Whiteley
Cahs Harriers
Athens
Ohio
Nichols
Whiteley
Lloyd Nichols
East Main Street
Harold Whiteley
Wright Street
Auto Auction Wins and Buesink Forfeit Game
Auto Auction Wins and Buesink Forfeits. In the nightcap at Wright Street School, Buesink Ford Sales forfeited to Crotty Ferrando after failing to field a team. Doogie paced the attack for the winners amid a sparse box score with scattered player notes.
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Buesink
Wright Street School
Buesink Ford Sales
Crotty Ferrando
Ight
Doogie
Chase Bi
Randy
Mateos
Onen
Oras
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