Farrell Wallops Meadville in Class A title bid
Farrell crushed Meadville 77-47 to advance to the Class A title game behind a 10-0 run early and a 22-7 second quarter, as coach Ed McCluskey pursues a seventh state crown in 24 years. Chester also moved on after a 68-51 regional win over Easton.
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Monaco
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Jim Thrope
Monaca
Rams
Andy Pahach
Steelers
NFL Sets Up Pioneer Award at Honolulu Meetings
The NFL finished its meetings in Honolulu by establishing the Pioneer Award to honor Dan Reeves posthumously as a leading innovator in pro football. The award will be presented annually with Hall of Fame ceremonies and honors contributions to the game. No decision on the Chicago All-Star game fate. inter-conference trading length kept to July 31. Rams sale talks with Carlos Romer not approved.
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William Sullivan
New England Patriots
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Carlos Romer
Rams
Cubs Seek NL East Title With Rebuilt Outfield
Scottsdale based baseball preview outlines Cubs ambitions led by manager Leo Durocher for a pennant chase in the NL East. New outfielders Rick Monday and Jose Cardenal bolster a speedy roster alongside Cy Young winner Ferguson Jenkins and Billy Williams. Hundley’s knee return is pivotal. bullpen questions linger with Steve Hamilton Phil Regan and Juan Pizarro.
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Randy Hundley
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Durocher
Cub
Rick Monday
Oakland
Jose Cardenal
Milwaukee
Chicago
Phil Wrigley
Cubs
Cy Young
Ferguson Jenkins
Billy Williams
Williams
Joe Pepitone
Cardenal
New York Mets
Hundley
Ken Rudolph
Frank Fernandez
J.C. Martin
Steve Hamilton
San Francisco
Castoff
Phil Regan
Juan Pizarro
Bowling yields big score by Bob Lindstrom
Last night's bowling action yielded few high games but a standout 256 by Bob Lindstrom in the Friday Mixed Doubles League. Kay Gates led the women with 194, 192 and 522, while other notable efforts included Wight Stec’s Untouchables and Wade at 214 and 204 respectively.
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Bob Lindstrom
Kay Gates
Cubs reshuffle pitching and infield as Hooton joins rotation
Durocher loses a top lefty and a solid No. 4 starter with Burt Hooton arriving from Texas. The rookie right-hander, who has a knuckle curve, logged 21 big league innings with 22 strikeouts. Infield aims for strength with Santo Beckert Kessinger and Pepitone plus subs Popovich and Hickman. Beckert hit .342 last season while Cardenal splits between St. Louis and Milwaukee, hitting .243 and .258. Hickman could handle right field for a sixth club if needed.
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Milt Pappas
Burt Hooton
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Hooton
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Glenn Beckert
Don Kessinger
Pepitone
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Beckert
Swift Cardenal
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Cardenal
Jim Hickman
Two Plenty Two Others Not Enough
Willie Horton drilled a pair of home runs and drove in five as Detroit crushed Boston 12-3 in an exhibition. John Mayberry hit two homers for Kansas City in a 9-8 loss to the Yankees after 12 innings. Cesar Cedeno and Houston beat Minnesota 12-9 in a 28-hit game.
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Philadelphia
Pirates
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Phillies
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California
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Gene Heiser
Joe Pepitone
Cubs
Leroy Stanton
Angels
Leron Lee
Jerry Morales
San Diego Padres
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Bill Grier
Mike Corkins
A’s
Iba Wood
Cincinnati
Bill Melton
Chicago White Sox
Reds
Brock Davis
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Atlanta
George Stone
Hon Schueler
Baltimore
Braves
Orioles
Florida Plans To Run Right At UCLA Five
40S ANGELES AP The coaching knobs of UCLA's John Wooden and Florida State's Hugh Durham are so similar you might think they copy each other. Wooden's Bruins 29 0 and Durham's Florida State prepare to press the pace on UCLA on Saturday in a key basketball matchup.
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Angeles
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Durham
Otto Petty
Bruin
Reggie Royals
Tar Heels
Walton
Louisville
Denny Crum
Bruins
Crum
Niagara Eyes NIT Title Clash With Maryland
New York AP reports Niagara Purple Eagles meet Maryland Terrapins in the 35th NIT final. Niagara counters height with quickness led by Marshall Wingate and Al Williams, while Maryland relies on Tom McMillen and Len Eimore. Coach Lefty Driesell’s Terrapins seek title after tough path past Texas-El Paso Princeton and St. John’s.
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Princeton
St. John's
N.Y
Maryland
Lefty Driesell
Niagara
Marshall Wingate
Tom McMillen
Terps’ Catarack
Len Eimore
Casper's Great Putter Leads Open After Two Rounds
Billy Casper fired a 69 to push to 134 at the Greater New Orleans Open, two strokes clear of a tightly bunched leaderboard. Jack Nicklaus, Jim Colbert and others traded scores as contenders chased the 125000 event after a day that mixed sharp humor with steady scoring. Palmer and Trevino did not compete.
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Lee Trevino
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