Okay Lets Start Baseball Season Exhition Highlights
Exhibition play opens with Gene Mauch Expos defeating Washington on a squeeze bunt. Billy Martin in Detroit beats the Yankees using 26 players including eight pinch hitters. San Diego, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, San Francisco and Chicago clubs post multiple wins.
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Gene Mauch
Billy Martin
Mauch
Montreal Expos
Washington
Martin
Detroit
New York Yankees
San Diego
California
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York Mets
St. Louis
Boston
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Oakland
Jim Maloney
Dave Campbell
Padres
al Santorini
Bob Robertson
al Oliver
Richie Zisk
Woody Woodward
Tim McCarver
Ken Stone
Don Money
Larry Bowa
Phils
Rec League All-Star Bankers Beat Sig Taus 98 54
The Marine National Bank sponsored Bankers opened their Brookville Tournament run with an 11-1 record after a 98-54 victory over Clarion State College Sig Tau's at Brookville Area High School. Corry led 26-6 after one quarter and pulled away in the second half.
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Jim Hammond
Marine National Bank
Bankers
Warren Ymca
Brookville
Sig Tau’s
Clarion State College
CAHS Marksmen Triumph Over Warren Dragons Rematch
The Corry Area High School rifle team beat Warren at the Corry Rod and Gun Club led by Rhae Giacoma with an 876. Key scorers for Corry included Roger Brown 360 Mike Williams 356 Jim Shaver 248 John Slayton 335, while Bruce Spence topped Warren with 362. In swimming at Allegheny College Meadville, Carel Harvey placed in the top six in the 50 yard freestyle with 27.7 seconds. Cadet relay Pasi, Karen, Sua Mobr and Pam Cochran finished in 2 56. The Corry Bankers dominated boards with Joe Williams Dave Ross Dave Robinson and Frank Smith. Smith led with 22 points, Williams 20, Ross 19. Kurt Allenbaugh led Sig Tau with 15. Tomorrow Stars meet Brookville and Trust Co in quarterfinals at 7 p m with finals Saturday.
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Corry
Warren
Dragons
Beavers
Rhae Giacoma
Rhae
Imeeling
Han
Orange and Black
Roger Brown
Mike Willams
Jim Shaver
John Slayton
Bruce Spence
Corry Ymca
Western Pennsylvania Ymca
Richard K. Mellon Memorial
Allegheny College
Meadville
Carel Harvey
Nourth
Carol Swarn
Poleyard Mediay
Pasi
Karen
Sua Mobr
Pam Cochran
Diane Cochran Woo
Yor
Cn Ape Sat
Hammond
Bankers
Joe Williams
Dave Ross
Dave Robinson
Frank Smith
Smith
Williams
Ross
Kurt Allenbaugh
Sig Tau
Stars
Tomorr
Alb
Brookville and Trust Company
Hawaii Rainbows Rally Past Oklahoma In NIT OT Thriller
Hawaii survived a double overtime against Oklahoma to advance in the NIT at Madison Square Garden. North Carolina edged Providence 96-79 in the other first night quarterfinals as Hawaii, North Carolina, Duke and Michigan moved toward the semifinals with St Bonaventure the last Eastern challenger remaining.
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New York
Hawaii
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Providence
Duke
Tennessee
St. Bonaventure
Michigan
Georgia Tech
Bill Chamberlain
Tar Heels
Chamberlain
Dave Chadwick
Dennis
Corry Warren Dominate Jr Olympics Wrestling Tourney
Corry and Warren led the Youngsville Jr Olympics wrestling weekend with 14 and 21 winners from 25 and 32 finalists respectively. Other teams include Youngsville 5 winners from 14 finalists, Eisenhower eight finalists no winners, West Forest four finalists two winners. Winners and runners up advance to Ft LeBoeuf District tourney. twenty area schools involved.
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Corry
Warren
Youngsville
Eisenhower
West Forest
Curry Boys
Rob Fish
Mike Mercer
Curt Bailey
Dan Cole
Bill Hammerlee
Shawn McIlroy
Ft. LeBoeuf
Royals Keeping Sights On Middle Territory
The Royals aim for .500 in the AL West as a rising expansion club. Lou Piniella projects steady improvement after a 1969 ROY season and key vets Oliver, Otis, and Rojas spark the lineup while pitching carries questions with injuries and trades shaping the staff.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Kansas City Royals
Lou Pinella
Royals
Charlie Metro
Bob Lemon
Milwaukee
Piniella
Bob Oliver
Joe Keough
Amos Otis
Oliver
Rerea
Lane
Shanae
S Ford
Pittrois _ fice FENNO
Dennis Schrunssey le Becca Willems
Terry Frati Tho
Randy Prosten
Jay Barber
Larry Borton
Ted Babcock
Scott Grady
Tim Blum
Steve Goodwill
Dave Hall
Dean Sanders
Ron Jalda
Dane Brottaway
Don Shawn McElroy
Jim Anson
Sburgh
Pirates
Lemon
Bob Johnson
Pittsburgh
Patek
Wally Bunker
Roger Nelson
Bill Butler
Mike Hedluund
Nelson
Bunker
Butler
Hedlund
Dick Drago
Jim Rooker
Bruce del Canton
Bob Garipaldi
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ted Abernathy
Tom Burgmeier
Jim York
Abernathy
St. Louis
Cookie Rojas
Paul Schaal
Winners In Corry YMCA Ping Pong Tournament
Jett Mack won the youth title, Bob Cummings took the teen crown, and Scott Huber captured the adult title. Huber beat reigning champ Craig Hyer in semis and then Lynn Levien in the final, while Cummings defeated Chuck Campbell for the teen championship. Mack edged Tim Bracken in the youth final.
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Jett Mack
Bob Cummings
Scott Huber
Corry
Mack
Cummings
Huber
Craig Hyer
Lynn Levien
Chuck Campbell
Bead Rupp
Jim Plerott
Dale Carnegie
Mark Hall
Chris Levnen
Dan Furs
Afar Mecarihy
Lor
Steve Dubrosky
Date Carnegie
On Furs
Bradd Rupp
Seoh Hubs
Lynn Usinen
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