McAdoo 51 Points Nets Rockets Victory Over Braves
Buffalo center Bob McAdoo poured in 51 points to lead the Rockets 122-115 over the Atlanta Braves. Rudy Tomjanovich and Calvin Murphy added 34 and 30 as Houston snapped a five game skid and held a two game edge on Cleveland in the Central Division.
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Corry Area Girls Volleyball Dominate Franklin in Opener
Corry Area High School's girls volleyball team opened the season with a clean sweep of Franklin, dominating 15-1 and 15-0 in the first two games before adding 15-4 and 15-8 wins in the final matches. Key contributors included Linda Consolo, Nancy McLaughlin, Mary Orn, Debbie Middleton, Becky Hanna and Kim Hanna, as Corry remains undefeated in Section II. They host Cranberry tomorrow at 6 p.m.
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Even Lady Gets In 600 Bowling Act
Betsy VanderSchaaff topped the women's league with a 607 series, her best set ever, as she surpassed 600 in a notable performance. In Corry, Bill Shepard scored 618 and Duane Fralick 603, while Bill Norton and Lanny Fitch led area men with 653 and 615 in the Industrial League.
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Night score roundup from regional high school games
Scores from multiple games show Aliquippa beating 53 to 49, Uniontown 7 leading Sehenley, Midland 66 over Sharpsville, Richland 69 over Frazier 64, Bristol 89 over Hontoursville 89 to 99, Holy Ghost Prep 49 over Rockwood 47, Bradford Central Christian 39 over Uniontown St. John 73, Darby Township 83 over Forest City 5, Northwest 45 over Southerncolumbia 34.
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Beaver Club To Meet Tomorrow In Corry
President Zip Cragg reminds the Corry Beaver Club directors of a Thursday 7 o'clock meeting at the Try-M Finance building on N. Center street. The agenda includes the sports banquet and Sweepstakes tickets.
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Pasadena Wins Bid for Super Bowl XI at Rose Bowl
Pasadena secured the Super Bowl XI bid after a city without a pro team impressed the NFL with 104,701 seating capacity at the Rose Bowl. The league chose Pasadena over Los Angeles Dallas Houston New Orleans and Montreal to host the 1977 championship on January 9.
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Gruca Sees Bright Future After 1975-76 Season
Corry Area High School basketball coach Jim Gruca, after a 7-15 finish, says the team will focus on making the playoffs next year with seven returning lettermen and a core of juniors. He notes improved consistency late in the season, praises seniors Fox Brant and Cragg, and identifies key underclassmen Muckinhaupt Hammerlee Miller Frisina as future leaders.
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St Johns edges Jaspers to reach NIT semifinals
In a tense NIT quarterfinal at Madison Square Garden Mel Utley slipped on a key play yet calmly hit two free throws in the final eight seconds to lift St. Johns over Manhattan 86 57. Utley praised as one of the team's best foul shooters, his late two foul shots sealed the win as Manhattan faltered on an inbounds miscue leaving St. Johns to face Providence in the semis.
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Crusaders Play In All Star Game at Cathedral Prep
Two St. Thomas Crusader players Tim Bracken and John Maloney will join the Parochial Class C League all star team for tomorrow night’s 7 p.m. game at Cathedral Prep gym. They were selected from Coach Joe Baressi’s local club to face Class B all stars in a showcase event.
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