Corry Girls Volleyball Clinch Fourth Straight Win Over Titusville
Corry Area High School swept Titusville as the girls volleyball team notched wins in all four divisions and nine matches. Varsity featured Anne Morton and Mary Lee Brant with nine points in an 15-8 win, Linda Consolo added six in a 15-1 second game, while JV claimed its fourth straight victory 15-0 and 15-4. Jannell Brown had eight points and Mary Orn served 11 in the nightcap. Third team won 15-1 after a 15-10 loss in the second. Ann Kolaja scored 10 in the deciding game as Orange and Black rolled 15-1. Terri Paver had 10 points in game one and Terry Middleton 12 in the finale as the fourth team won 15-8 after a 15-13 opener. Beaverettes travel to Franklin Monday and host Venango Christian next Thursday.
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Sixteen Teams Seek State Cage Titles
Harrisburg AP reports sixteen teams begin the PIAA basketball playoffs with most seeking first state titles. Eight games on today lead to Saturday finals in Classes A to C and girls. Defending champ Midland headlines Western Class B. Plymouth Whitemarsh has prior A title. Cocalico faces Exeter Eastern B after a 59-52 district win. Northwest meets Holy Ghost in Eastern final. other Western/B finals include Midland vs Bishop Guilfoyle and Union City vs Union. Girls finalists: Lancaster Catholic vs Center Columbia. Baldwin vs Sharpsville in the west.
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WQLN Carries Some Games for WPIAL Playoffs
Channel 54 will televise most WPIAL basketball playoff games with several exceptions. Union City faces semifinals with possible late times and consolation games if they lose. PBS network plans to show Class A and B and girls finals while live coverage from Harrisburg starts with Class B consolation at 12 30 a.m. and continues through the Class A title.
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Corry shooter Dave Slike earns Distinguished Expert Medal
Corry's Dave Slike becomes one of America's top riflemen earning the Distinguished Expert Medal from the National Rifle Association after months of target shooting and climbing through 14 lower qualifications. In Hilton Head, Johnny Miller shot a 67 to lead the Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic first round.
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UCLA Faces NC State In ACC Showdown For NCAA Semis
UCLA, on the verge of an eighth straight title run, meets NC State in Greensboro as ACC power holds two top national spots. State, 28-1, seeks a title shot after a 26-game win streak, while Maryland and UNC sit in the top 4 and 10. NBC will televise both semi finals and the final.
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Dru Guskea Earns All State Rifle Honors in 1974 Meet
Dru Guskea earned All-State honors with a 769 total to place seventh in the 1974 Pennsylvania Junior Indoor Rifle Championship. Dan Young led with 781 while Phil Varone shot 779 for Bradford. The All-State team will join a postal match against Ohio and Wisconsin to decide the best totals. Shooters with a 373 first relay score advanced to a second relay, and the two totals were combined to select the squad.
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Mike Cragg Named MVP In Parochial League All Star Game
Mike Cragg of St. Thomas Crusaders earned the Most Valuable Player award for a 13 point performance as the East All Stars defeated Cathedral Prep High School in Erie. Cragg shot 11 points in the second half, held his man scoreless, and played the full game in the 45-36 win.
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Akron Tennis Open: King and Casals Reach Quarterfinals
In Akron Ohio top seed Billie Jean King beat Donna Ganz 6-4 6-4 and fourth seed Rosemary Casals defeated Kristien Kemmer 6-4 7-5 to advance to the quarterfinals. The mixed results reflect a strong showing by American players as the Open progresses.
Berwanger lifts BC past UConn to reach NIT semis
In a dramatic Madison Square Garden finish Boston College edged Connecticut 76 75 as freshman Paul Berwanger scored with two seconds left to secure a semifinal berth in the NIT. BC clawed back from a 17 point hole after a poor first half while Utah beat Memphis State 92 78 to advance.
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Exhibition baseball matchups across Florida and Phoenix area events
The page lists spring training exhibition games including Texas vs Atlanta in West Palm Beach and Houston vs Boston in Winter Haven while detailing a college game where Connecticut rallied to beat Utah 75-74 after a late basket by Berwanger. It notes Utah’s Bill Foster lamenting the zone defense and Memphis State’s Bill Cook leading with 23 points.
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Vida Blue Shines as A's Rally Past Milwaukee in Exhibition
Vida Blue, a former Cy Young winner, carried the Oakland Athletics with 12 straight retired in the sixth and three strikeouts in the final innings to seal a 7-4 exhibition win over Milwaukee. Tim Hosley and Bill North hit two-run homers to provide support as Pirates and other teams posted varied results in the day’s slate.
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Braves Smash Warriors in 115-102 Victory
The Buffalo Braves defeated the Golden State Warriors 115-102, damaging Warriors playoff chances as Randy Smith led with 28 points and Garfield Heard added 21. Coach Ramsay blamed fatigue and the tough schedule for the loss, while Al Attles lamented the defeat after a late rally.
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Hunt and Thompson Lead Local Bowling Night
Bob Hunt Sr. rolled a 234 to reach a 601 set and lead the evening high series by one pin. Gladys Thompson topped the ladies with 210 and 211 for a 595, maintaining her No. 1 position.
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