Pfinsgraff Ready To Compete In NCAA Nationals
Marty Pfinsgraff of Allegheny College, after a pneumonia recovery, heads to Long Beach to compete in the NCAA National Swimming and Diving Championships. The freshman, holder of many Beaver records, is entered in 11 events and will select 3 to 4 focus events with coach Freas, aiming for strong showings while Allegheny’s PAC dominance continues.
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Clarion swimmers Harvey and Seel shine at AIAW nationals
Clarion's Carol Harvey and Barb Seel posted strong showings at the AIAW Swimming and Diving Championships at Penn State Natatorium. Seel, hindered by a broken hand, finished fourth in one meter and seventh in three meter dives, while Kathy McCauslin added ninths in the 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard butterfly. Harvey helped the Clarion 200-yard freestyle relay place 12th and previously earned a third in the 200-yard medley relay and fifth in the 400-yard freestyle relay at the Easterns. Arizona State won the team title. Miami was second. Clarion finished third at Easterns. Harvey may earn All-American honors pending official word. This was Clarion's final meet of the season.
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Pace CRL Shooters Triumph in Family Affair Match
In a Chautauqua Rifle League clash, the Corry shooters led by Jeff and Lyle Gifford and Jim, Mary, and Jim Jr. Shaver defeated Jamestown 1937 to 1920. Jeff 392, Lyle 391, Jim 387, Marg 284, Jim Jr. 383. Westminster College announces Ron Galbreath returns as head basketball coach after five seasons at Clarion State.
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Missing from photo list of local figures
Bailey, Erick Freeman, Paul Burrows and Norm Maynard are named in the caption with Ed Lindstrom omitted.
Junior Olympic Mat Pairings Announced in Ft LeBoeuf
Corry wrestlers Lee Jaggs and Steve Cox seek repeat wins in the Section VIII Junior Olympic Championships, facing tougher 11-12 division foes as Curt Bailey aims for his 6th title in his final eligibility year. Weigh-ins are 3 to 6 p.m. at Ft LeBoeuf Middle School ahead of mat action starting 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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Senior Citizens Lead City Bowling Action as Veterans Top Scores
Senior Citizens Bowling League members dominate last night with Frank Dorrance at 202, Cy Young 201, and Wendell Hulings 200. Ladies Barb Wickwire and Roxie Hajec duel for high honors as Wickwire posts a 530 series. Other scores include Corry Savings & Loan 734 and 304 by Dal Kalors, with multiple bowlers posting 180s and 170s as weekly names appear in the local recap.
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Barney's Firestone Run
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Fran McNally
Bob Proctor
Jabbar Earns MVP Honors
Kareem Abdul Jabbar, 7 foot 2 center for the Milwaukee Bucks, earns his third MVP award with 528 points in the players’ ballot. Bob McAdoo of Buffalo is second with 451, followed by Bob Lanier, Dave Cowens, and Elvin Hayes. Jabbar expressed satisfaction with a players’ vote and noted he voted for McAdoo. Also listed are evening baseball exhibition games across Florida and Arizona.
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NIT quarterfinals set as Connecticut faces Boston College
Connecticut, the local favorite near Madison Square Garden, meets Boston College in the NIT quarterfinals while Utah faces Memphis State. Utah beat Rutgers 102-89 and Memphis State topped Seton Hall 73-72 in opening action, with Jacksonville and Purdue advancing to the semis.
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Bob Green Leads Pistol Team Win
Corry's pistol team smashed Fredonia in two events led by Bob Green who frame centerfire 1335-1219 and 22 caliber 1403-1359. Green posted 282 in centerfire and 286 in 22 caliber with Briskie second in 22 caliber at 282 and Haugh tied for 279.
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Lakers regain Western lead with 120 114 win over Bucks
Lakers rally in the third quarter to beat Milwaukee 120 114, led by Gail Goodrich with 27 and Jim Price with 24 as they move one game ahead of Golden State in the Pacific Division. Kareem Abdul Jabbar was named league MVP earlier in the day.
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