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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1975
Page
9
A fragmented OCR item mentions a numeric 285 and a place name in garbled form. Readable elements suggest local event or notice but details are unclear. No clear persons organizations dates or outcomes emerge from the text.
Slugger Dick Allen resurfaced at a Pennsylvania racetrack declaring readiness to play as spring exhibitions bring a flood of homers. Amid contract disputes with the Braves over his White Sox ownership, other teams feature notable power shows from Dave Kingman, Harmon Killebrew, Gary Carter, and Rick Monday. The rest of the slate includes Mets, Reds, Expos, Royals, Cubs, Brewers, Astros, and Dodgers posting wins with multiple homers and strong pitching as spring training games unfold.
Undefeated Corry and Meadville loom as near-certain favorites in girls volleyball, meeting April 3 on the local hardwood after Beaverettes coach Joy Hanley steered an unbeaten section run with a wide-margin win at Oil City. Corry sits 3-0 with Meadville at 0-3, as both eye the decisive league finish and the postponed Rocky Grove home opener now lined up for April 9.
AP boxing analysis argues the Ali Wepner bout resembled a travesty of sport a machismo spectacle geared to money. It notes Ali dominated after round nine and used the event to inflame racial tensions while promoters celebrated a mercenary performance.
The Associated Press report covers NBA playoff race tensions with Portland and Milwaukee's struggles. Portland beat Atlanta 105-89 to stay alive, while Milwaukee dropped to five straight losses, hurting their wild card chances as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and others struggled. The piece also notes Boston and Cleveland closeting up in standings and various game recaps across the league.
David Thompson of North Carolina State was named The Associated Press college basketball Player of the Year for the second straight season. He led with 188 votes, beating Adrian Dantley of Notre Dame as the top rival and future pro prospect.
Ken Brett reported a elbow pop and scar from last November's surgery after leaving the first inning of an 8-0 loss to the Mets. Pirates GM Joe Brown urged patience until a full medical report, while manager Danny Murtaugh overruled Brett's urge to stay on the mound. Mets starter Sandy Tate fanned one hit in four innings in the shutout. Kingman hit a three run homer after singles by Stearns and Clines.
Industrial League action saw John Woodard roll 257 in a standout game and tie Lanny Fitch at 644 for series honors. Lois Hinsdale topped the women with 540 while Helen Wawrejko trailed with 526 as Tuesday night bowling drew a crowd of rivals and high scores across multiple lanes.
The NBA Board of Governors unveils a new 1975 76 schedule format. The league will keep a 92 game schedule with division changes. Teams in four divisions will play other brims seven times and face the rest in conference or league play with adjusted four and five game counts.
Paul’s Keeps edged Cathers 20-10 in both matches to stay two points ahead of Corry Jamestown, who crushed McInnes 35-4 and 28-11. Paul’s 92 points lead the loop with CJ at 30, Hand’s Bar 20, Methodists 18, Glory Stompers 17, Acme 18, Raymonds 11, Try-M 11, Cathers 7, and McInnes 2. The Methodists defeated Raymonds 22-12 and 14-10, Try-M split with Acme, and Glory Stompers won 17-12 and 6-3, getting two points from Hands on a 22-12 win as Hands then won 14-12 in the nightcap.
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