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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1973
Page
7
Shirley Ladd among CAHS coeds records tournament results in the hall outside the gym while the photo captures night action and a friend seeks final match winners for the bracket. McEldowney photo credit.
Ten Corry wrestlers remain in title contention at Ft. LeBoeuf High School as Area 8 action resumes. Semifinals set for 1 p.m. with finals at 7:30 p.m. Winners from Fort LeBoeuf move on to the state Jr. Olympics. Corry competitors include Lee Jaggi 55 lbs Keith Mitchell 70 lbs Troy Jaggi 80 lbs Mike Barbalaci 90 lbs Steve Cox heavyweight in 10 and under. Jeff Maier 70 lbs Curt Bailey 95 lbs Randy Kendrick 160 lbs Don Vance 170 lbs Randy Proctor 180 lbs in 134 4 year old group.
Notre Dame and North Carolina meet Virginia Tech and Alabama in the National Invitation Tournament semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Notre Dame and UNC earned the final four by upsetting routes, with CBS carrying the 2 p.m. EST opener as the crowd expects a southern-dominated showdown.
Kansas City rookies Steve Busby and Doug Bird combined for a no hitter as the Tigers were blanked 4-1 in an exhibition game. Bird allowed Detroit’s lone run on a seventh inning walk, stolen base, and infield grounder.
In St Louis Providence meets Memphis State and Indiana faces UCLA in the NCAA semifinals as underdogs chase a shot to dethrone UCLA, eyeing Monday's title game. Indiana coach Bob Knight downplays tricks while UCLA coach John Wooden emphasizes talent and experience. Keith Wilkes and others take exams before the big showdown, with Memphis State and Providence aiming for finals.
Last night both sexes posted high scores with Don Bradford leading men at 224 and Barb Peterson topping women at 211. Other notable marks included Evelyn Warner 192 and Lisa Eastman 176 as part of a mixed Friday night bowling roundup.
Harrisburg AP readers recall Reading’s 1934 flu debacle as Braddock, 215, fueled by overtime heroics from Darryl Washington, stunned Ringgold 56 49 to reach the finals. Reading, 28 1, seeks Eastern title after a 59 53 win over Chester. Western Class B saw Midland and Bristol triumphs, Class C finals featured Freeland MMI and Allegheny Clarion Valley in a 76 64 win.
Lee Elder enters today’s third session in New Orleans tied for the lead at 139 after a 74. He battles Miller Barber and Jack Nicklaus at 7,080 yards with Masters on his mind, as rivals include Lou Graham and Dave Hill. Tom Watson and Tim Collins show good form. Arnold Palmer makes the cut at 147. Jim Colbert exits after a Jacksonville win.
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