Beaver Club Adds Stars To Banquet At Corry High School
The Beaver Club expands its 29th annual All-Sports Banquet guest list at Corry Area High School to include Cleveland Browns tackle Walter Johnson and Miss Pennsylvania Linda Olson. Also attending are Vance McBryde and Jim Carr of East High School, winner of the 119 pound PIAA state wrestling crown, with Carr’s Olympic and international credentials noted. Tickets are $4 adults and $3 students, with more guest announcements pending final arrangements.
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Lockman Leads Cubs As New Manager In MLB Pennant Bid
Scottsdale AP report outlines Leo Durocher replacement by One Of Series Lockman for the Chicago Cubs. The club, 39-26 under Lockman’s guidance in 65 final games, eyes NL East pennant though many players are 30 or older. Key moves include LaRoche and Locker bullpen adds, with Jenkins as staff ace and Pappas backing him, while catching poses concern with Hundley’s fitness and Rudolph as backup.
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Yeadon Returns After PIAA Title In Class C
Philadelphia AP reports Yeadon, once Class A champions, now competes in PIAA Class C. Coach John Naegeli, 28-year veteran, leads the 22-6 Yeadon squad into an eastern semifinal vs Freeland MMI at the Palestra, while Northwest meets Holy Ghost in the other eastern game.
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Pirates face lineup churn as Stennett seeks regular role
Bradenton Florida AP reports the Pittsburgh Pirates face internal competition with Milt May backing up Manny Sanguillen and Rennie Stennett seeking consistency after a versatile 1971 debut. Stennett, 21, laments bench time and longs to claim a fixed position, eyeing second base while others hold jobs in infield and outfield.
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Little Crusaders Lose In Tourney At St Josephs Oil City
St Thomas sixth grade Crusaders lost 36 33 to Hasson Heights in a tournament at St Josephs Oil City Tim Bracken led the locals with 26 points Pearson topped Hasson Heights with 10 Two eighth grade players Larry Frisina and Mike Miller were elected to the East All Stars by parochial league coaches and will play at Cathedral Prep in Erie tomorrow at 7 p m
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Walton Wins AP Player of the Year for UCLA
UCLA center Bill Walton, nicknamed the Big Red Machine, was named the Associated Press college basketball Player of the Year for the second straight season. The 6 foot 11 star led UCLA to the nation's top ranking with about 20 points and 17 rebounds per game, while anchoring the Bruins' fast break and defense.
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Crotty Upsets Auction in Rec League Playoff
Crotty-Ferrando Auto Dealers and Try-M Financiers reached the City Recreation Basketball League title game after first round wins at Wright Street School. Auto Dealers upset champion 68-67 as John Crotty scored 21 with Gruca Hunt and Schrecengost in double figures. Try-M defeated Troyer's Chippers 59-42 led by John Faulkner with 17 and Doug Steuart.
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