UCLA Eyes Title Defense vs Arizona State in Far West Final
UCLA, ranked second, seeks to avert an NCAA upset by Arizona State in the Far West Regional final at Portland. Walk notes UCLA lacks past dominance but has star talents Meyers and Drollinger. Sun Devils rally past Nevada Las Vegas and Alabama to reach the final awaiting winner for a San Diego showdown.
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Kamikaze Ducks Reach NIT Semifinals
Oregon Ducks, nicknamed the Kamikaze Kids for fearless dives and physical play, face St John’s Providence and Princeton in the 48th NIT semifinals. Coach Dick Harter calls the style character driven, while opponents and observers call it brutal and exciting.
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Motta Feeds Bulls Win Over Kings In Chicago
Dick Motta coached Bulls to a 104 98 win over the Kansas City Omaha Kings as Motta drew two second quarter technicals and was ejected for a dispute with referee Earl Strom. Bob Love led Chicago with 28 points and 18 rebounds amid a busy NBA night with Pistons Rockets and others in action.
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Mansfield State College Swim Team Completes 1-7 Season
Linda Braswell, R D J Corry and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Braswell were among the Mansfield State College swimmers. Braswell, a junior home economics major, battled a long illness that slowed her during the season. It was only the second year for girls intercollegiate swimming at the college.
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Arnie Shoots 68 But Still Three Behind
In Jacksonville, Arnold Palmer shot 68 to stay three behind leader Barney Thompson, who posted a six-under 66 at the Greater Jacksonville Open after two rounds. Thompson leads while Palmer hopes for two strong rounds to close the gap.
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Marty Pfinsgraff tops Allegheny with fifth in 400 IM
Allegheny swimmer Marty Pfinsgraff finished fifth in the 400 yard individual medley with a time of 4 22.3 earning his second All American rating at the meet. The report also notes NHL standings and listed Friday WAL games with matchups including Boston Washington Chicago and others.
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Ruling sparks chaos forecast in Corry sports
Corry Area School District faces potential upheaval after a Commonwealth Court ruling eliminating sex discrimination in Pennsylvania high school athletics. Superintendent Charles Krepps warns many administrators may retire. residents debate girls playing on boys teams and the impact on boys programs amid scrutiny of this change.
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PIAA Chief Ted Wagner to resign for health reasons
Ted Wagner, 50, executive director of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association for 15 years, will resign at year end due to ill health and personal reasons. He denied ties to a Commonwealth Court ruling mandating coed competition and to recent protests accusing him of racism. He plans to stay available as a consultant.
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Corry Advances 22 In Jr Mat Action
In 1974 Corry wrestlers led by Hy Daley and Dave Mitchell advanced 11 into the Area VIII Junior Olympic Tournament at Ft. LeBoeuf. After last night’s action and byes Corry has 22 grapplers alive in the field while Maplewood trails with 18, continuing a strong win attitude set by varsity squads under Coach Bob Lindsey.
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Knicks Tamper With Donovan Rumor Stirs Braves Drama
Eddie Donovan resigns as Buffalo Braves general manager selling his stake after citing personal differences with owner Paul Snyder. A source claims Snyder has proof the Knicks tampered and Donovan was set to join New York before Christmas. Knicks president Mike Burke acknowledged talks on future terms but denied improper conduct.
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Bucs Fall To Phils In Tenth
In Clearwater, Philadelphia edged the Pirates 3-2 in the 10th as Greg Luzinski delivered a two run double to spark a Phillies rally. Ed Kirkpatrick drove in Richie Hebner on a first moment scoring double to put Pittsburgh ahead late before Luzinski’s wall-bound hit.
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Crowell Wins Inspirational Wrestler Award at Lock Haven
Dave Crowell of Corry receives the A Lehr Eckert Inspirational Wrestler Award for the 1974 75 season from Lock Haven State College wrestling. The graduating senior and team captain defeated ten opponents in dual meets and only lost to rivals from Buffalo Rider Slippery Rock East Stroudsburg and Bloomsburg.
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