Corry wrestlers dominate at Junior Olympics trials
Corry leads area champions with 14 titles as Burrows Mercer Bailey Jaggs and Mitchell repeat. Eleven finalists advance to Section VII Junior Olympic Tournament at Ft LeBoeuf High School. Corry sends 33 competitors, with Ned Bailey Tim Johnson Ted Cox winning in 10 and under.
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UCLA Faces NC State In NCAA Semifinal Duel
UCLA the favored 25 3 seeks an eighth straight title as it meets top ranked NC State in Greensboro after beating San Francisco 83 60 in the Far West Regionals. NC State cruised past Pittsburgh 100 72 with David Thompson briefly sidelined by a concussion. Tom Burleson led the Wolfpack with 26 points and 12 rebounds.
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Smith Fisk Feud Continues In Baseball
The ongoing clash between Reggie Smith and Carlton Fisk spills from the locker room to the field as Smith leads the St. Louis Cardinals past the Boston Red Sox 4-3 in exhibition play. Fisk suffers a groin injury after a foul tip while Smith homers and Ken Reitz drives in the winning run.
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Hubert Green Captures Golf
Hubert Green won the Greater Jacksonville Open at Deerwood Country Club in Jacksonville Florida. Final scores and prize money listed include DeWitt Weaver and Leonard Thompson among the top finishers with earnings in the thousands.
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Men and Women Crown Bowling Champions
The city bowling tournament at Bowl-Aire Lanes ended with Harry Sperry winning the men’s singles title at 693 and high 256, Lewis White leading all events with 1,784, while the Curry Women’s Association crowned champions in doubles and singles.
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West NAIA Champion Seeks Key NCAA Quarterfinal Results
A chaotic sports page lists scores from West NAIA and NCAA quarterfinals, NIT games, and high school playoffs. Notable results include Georgia's 97 79 win over Alcorn State, Pitt 72 over N. Carolina, Kansas 93 over Oral Roberts, and Maryland Eastern Shore 84 over Manhattan.
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Hockey Results From Saturday and Yesterday Games
Boston defeated Detroit 3 to 1 while Chicago beat Montreal 3 1 and New York Rangers edged New York Islanders 2 0 Montreal and New York Islanders tied 2 2 Buffalo beat St Louis 2 0 Philadelphia defeated Minnesota 2 0 Toronto tied Philadelphia 2 2 Bullain beat Minnesota 3 2 Tonight's schedule lists Atlanta at Chicago and other matches.
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Bulls Fight But Lose in Dirty NBA Clash
Milwaukee edged Chicago 107-82 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar dominated with 38 points and 22 rebounds. Dennis Awtrey was ejected after a punching incident. The doubleheader also saw Lakers, Celtics, Pistons, Cavaliers, Kings, Suns win, with Guenther clinching the Denver Open title.
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Cappelletti To Sign With Rams After Heisman Season
Penn State running back John Cappelletti, Heisman winner from Upper Darby Pennsylvania, is slated to sign with the Los Angeles Rams. An Inquirer report says the deal will be announced at a Los Angeles press conference at 1 p.m. Philadelphia time. Cappelletti flew to California with his agent to finalize negotiations with Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom.
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