Chester Meets Reading For PIAA East Final Clash
Chester and Reading reach the Eastern final of the Class A PIAA tournament after solid semifinals wins. Chester defeated Easton 54 47 behind Herman Harris 19 points and Stu Jackson powered Reading past Abington Heights 78 62 with Jackson scoring 19 in the first half and Steve Hahn topping scorers with 28. Harris and Jackson are highlighted as premier East players with contrasting styles and both teams anticipate a tough clash.
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Pauls Lead Trimmed In Rec Volleyball
City Recreation Volleyball action at Corry Area High School saw the Gophers Spikers Try-M and Glory Stompers all score three points as teams blanked opponents. Pauls Mens Wear Be State Farm earned two points, Pauls leads with 28 win points while Glory Stompers hold 254. Next week matches include Try-M vs Raymonds and CJ I vs Gophers at 7:30 pm with additional games at 8:30 and 9:30 pm.
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Corryites Compete In Jr Olympics Area-B Wrestling
Hundreds of young wrestlers from Erie Warren and Crawford counties compete at Ft LeBoeuf High School Waterford for Area B Jr Olympics. Corry fields 29 entrants after placings at the Corry Area High sub area tourney last weekend. Matches include 8 to 14 year olds with two day events and modest admission.
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Beavers outshoot Bulldogs in 1850 to 1675 win at CAHS range
Corry Area High School rifle team improved to 2-2 with a victory over Meadville 1850 to 1675 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club in Columbus. Dru Gusken led with 383, Jim Shaver 379, Bud Rushin 367, Dennis Neese 363, Tim Vinca 358, and teammates Shaver Stahowie Slike Pondel Mulligan contributing. Two Kane matches remain to close the 1973 season, first on April 11 at Kane.
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CAHS Girls Volleyball Team Extends Unbeaten Run
Corry Area High School girls volleyball team beat Franklin 75 17 in five games on Franklin’s court to extend their undefeated record to five wins this season. Marea Emmons led scoring with 15 points against the Knight-ettes while Malea posted 43 in the Titusville match. Linda Con solo was named most outstanding by coach Pat Sack as the Beaverettes swept three matches versus Franklin. The second team saw Louise Kolaja as high scorer and Lucinda Sickler named most outstanding. Next up is a road match against Rocky Grove.
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Hitting Homer Keeps Frank From Running
Frank Robinson, 37, hit a 400-foot homer in his first at bat with the California Angels, prompting a 14-4 exhibition win over the San Diego Padres. He hinted at 100 percent fitness soon and discussed pacing to avoid further setbacks. Also: Nolan sidelined with a sore arm. McDowell optimistic after back exam. Aaron and Mays homered as spring games featured multiple results across leagues.
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Padres Reflect Dodger Flavor In 1972 Outlook
In Yuma Arizona the Padres echo Dodgers lineage with club president Buzzie Bavasi and managers Preston Gomez and Don Zimmer, aiming to reverse last season’s NL West last place. They rely on pitching and speed, with Nate Colbert, Leron Lee leading a 52 homers tally and a .227 team batting. Pitching, led by Kirby and Arlin, showed fragility with arms, while rookies Mike Ivie and Dave Hilton draw attention as primary hopes on offense.
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