Balance Helped JV Cagers Win
Corry High School junior varsity basketball posted a 14-7 season in 1973-74 under Coach Jim Gruca. The team, nicknamed the Sophomore Seven, faced roster churn, used a 1-2-2 zone and a half court man defense, and earned standout wins including a 49-47 upset of Hickory. Joe Scheiner led scoring and improvement, with key contributions from Kevin Stem Harold Fox Dale Cook and others as players moved between JV and varsity.
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55 Matmen Still Alive In Tourney At Corry Sub Tournament
Corry wrestlers fared well in opening action of the Corry Sub Tournament Wrestling Championships as 55 local boys advanced to today’s semifinals. Youngsville 35 entrants still competing, Warren 26, Eisenhower 31, West Forest 12. Semifinals start at 1 pm with finals at 7 pm on CAHS mats. top two finishers advance to Ft LeBoeuf for next week’s Section VIII Junior Olympic Tournament.
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Warren
Eisenhower
West Forest
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Blass Struggles as Pirates Fall to Braves in Spring Game
In Bradenton Florida the Pirates' Steve Blass struggled in his second spring outing. He allowed six runs four earned in four innings with ten walks and three wild pitches. Ken Brett pitched four hitless innings for Pittsburgh before Atlanta Tech two late runs. Rennie Stennett homered for the Pirates while Henry Aaron had a single for the Braves.
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Braves
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Rennie Stennett
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Henry Aaron
Grove City Edges Iroquois In Double OT To Reach Pittsburgh
Grove City, the Class B District 19 runnerup, defeated Iroquois 75-74 in double overtime to advance in the PIAA tournament. Easton led Grove City with 26, Costello added 20, while Metzger had 23 for Union City in a separate 72-68 OT win over Edgewood.
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Rockwood
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Union
Floyd Metzger
Union City Bears
Edinboro
Bears
Catalfa Leads Bowls With 232 On Friday Night
Dick Catalfa rolled a 232 to pace Corry bowling Friday night while Carl Clabbatt posted two 200 plus scores 212 and 203 Norma Watrous delivered her second triplicate in two nights with a 154 total in each of her three games
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Wallace Mich
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Fran Seamens
Crowell Wins Big Then Falls Short In OT At State Meet
Scott Crowell of Corry advances to 155 pound semifinals with two preliminary wins at the PIAA tournament in Harrisburg. He defeats Scott Zeamer by fall after leading 11-4, then ties overtime with Terry Havelka before a late nearfall gives Crowell a 1-1 finish and an escape. Crowell boosts his season win total to 26 straight in prelims and 73 for his four-year career. Ray Frantz leads Cranberry in District 10 and defends his 98-pound title with a quarterfinal win at 105 pounds, continuing his bid for another state championship.
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Scott Crowell
Harrisburg
Corry Grappler
Terry Havelka
Burgettstown
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Havelka
Bob Hospodar
Dave Becker
Selinsgrove
Jay Hockenbrook
East Juniata
Bob Lindsey
Lindsey
Corry Area
Ray Frantz
Cranberry
Coast-to-coast college basketball scores and schedules
Results from 18A high school play and college tournaments feature Edgewood, Union City, and Grove City overtime results. Indiana beat Tennessee 73 71, Bradley 68 Kansas State 6 0, Morgan State 67 SW Missouri 32, Assumption 115 New Orleans 102. NIT and NCAA schedules list matches including Maryland Eastern Shore, North Carolina, Purdue, Massachusetts, Jacksonville, Fairfield, Hawaii.
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Maryland
Eastern Shore
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Purdue
Massachusetts
Jacksonville
Fairfield
Hawaii
Green Leads Arnie Close In Jacksonvill e Open
Hubert Green held the early lead at the Greater Jacksonville Open as Arnold Palmer, age 44, joined the contention with a 69. The round featured mixed scores from players including Jim Webhers and Labron Harris, with a crowded leaderboard and ongoing championship tension.
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Tubert Green
Tata Nate Starks
Bobby Cale
Tom Waiskop
Jelry McGee
Labron Harris
Warriors Tie Lakers Pistons In Playoffs
Golden State tops Los Angeles 112 107 as George Johnson shines with 30 rebounds and 14 points while Nate Thurmond sits injured. Detroit clinches playoff berth by beating Milwaukee 93 89. Cavaliers edge Celtics 104 103 on buzzer shot. Bulls beat Buffalo 114 97 reaching 50 wins. Rockets 114 105 over Bullets. 76ers 108 101 over Suns. Blazers 107 105 over Knicks. Hawks 126 107 over Sonics led by Maravich 39 points.
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