Crowell and Sickler Capture Weekend Mat Titles
Scott Crowell of Corry and Brad Sickler of Corry each won five straight matches to take championships at the Corry Freestyle Wrestling Tournament. Greenville led with three individual titles, while Corry Reynolds Eisenhower each claimed two. Crowell swept the 165 pound class with three pins and two decisions, and Sickler won all five bouts by decision in the 178-pound category. Other finalists included Randy Kendrick, Perry Fish, and Bob Schwartz, with upcoming qualifying tournaments set for March through April to reach nationals.
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Miller Breezes In Golf Heritage Classic Victory
Johnny Miller won the Sea Pines Heritage Classic at Harbour Town by three strokes with a 1 under 70, claiming $40,000 first prize. Gibby Gilbert finished second. Richard Crawford, Tom Kite, Leonard Thompson followed. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player tied for 287.
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Bruins Clinch First Place as Canadiens Fall
The Boston Bruins clinched the East Division title with a 4-2 win over Montreal at Boston Garden. Rookie Dave Forbes led the offense with the first goal and a key setup on the fourth, while Montreal dropped into a tie for second with New York as the Rangers defeated Buffalo 5-3. Other NHL results include Philadelphia’s 4-1 win over St Louis, New York Rangers 5, Buffalo 3, Chicago 6, Dallas 0, and Los Angeles 7, Oakland 1 as the Kings extended their unbeaten streak to 11 games.
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Conelway Baseball League Seeks Volunteers for 1974 Season
The Conelway Recreation Baseball League will hold an organizational meeting Wednesday at 7 PM at the Elgin-Beaverdam Fireball. Fathers and men in the Conelway area are urged to attend to help. This marks the league's fourth season for boys ages 8 to 16.
College basketball semifinals and NIT results in brief
NCAA semifinals saw Catalina St 80 beat UCLA 77 in double OT. Marquatte 68 defeated Kansas 5 in another showcase. NIT semis Purdue 28 toppled Jacksonville. Utah 117 beat Boston College 92. NIT final Purdue 87 over Utah 8. BC and Jacksonville tied 77 in NIT consolation. Kansas vs UCLA third place at 7 pm, WV Carolina State vs Marquatte for title at 9 pm on channel 12. PIAA high school finals list scores for multiple classes.
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Hanratty Signs Will Get Chance With Steelers
Pittsburgh AP Terry Hanratty, the Steelers reserve quarterback and former Notre Dame star, signed a two year deal to stay with the NFL club after considering a move to the WFL. He said coach Noll assured him a chance to be No 1 at training camp. Scipio Spinks traded to Cardinals for Jim Hickman in Scottsdale.
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Paul Burrows Wins Rematch at Junior Olympics Wrestling
At Ft LeBeouf in the 140 pound 13 to 14 age group the Corry Sub Tournament rematch featured Paul Burrows and Greg Hutchinson of Eisenhower. Burrows previously defeated Hutchinson 62 and opened with a cautious first period as Hutchinson kept him at bay.
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Burrows Wins Narrow Delay to Reach State Wrestling Meet
Corry grappler Paul Burrows edged Hutchinson in the final second to clinch a path to the state meet after a tense second period. St Peters dominated the tournament sending 12 to the state, with Corry’s only champion Burrows advancing to Greensburg Salem prelims in Pennsylvania.
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Braves Set Cage Playoffs
The Buffalo Braves finished the 1973-74 season with strong attendance, 32 home games in Buffalo drawing 358,868 and 9 Toronto dates adding 68,608 for a 41 game total of 427,280. They head to a best-of-seven playoff series against the Boston Celtics in Boston starting Saturday.
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Purdue Wins NIT Title With Second-Half Rally
Purdue defeated Utah 87-81 to capture the National Invitation Tournament as coach Bill Foster lamented a late second-half letdown. Purdue bench depth sparked the comeback led by Tom Scheffler and Bruce Parkins while Utah’s Tyrone Medley fouled out and Chas Menotti battled foul trouble. Sojourner led Utah with 23 points and 19 rebounds as Purdue finished 21-9. Sojourner was tournament MVP with 118 points overall.
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Charlie Sands Rips a Like No Tomorrow
Charlie Sands of the California Angels blasts a grand slam and a double in spring training, hot in hit production with multiple homers and RBIs as the Angels rout the Brewers. Other spring results feature Yankees Steve Kline, Zisk and Robertson homers, Dodgers win, and Reds rally.
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