Gaylord Perry Keeps Eye On Trade Talk In Win
Gaylord Perry says he feels watched this spring as Cleveland relievers and he combine for a 4-1 win over California. Baltimore scout Bill Werle attended in Tucson as Perry allows only Doyle’s triple in seven innings with seven strikeouts. Manager Ken Aspromonte and Perry say he is ready to open the season and could pitch nine if needed. Other exhibition games across MLB feature Mets over Pirates 4-3 and several other results.
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Corry JV Volleyball Team Seeks 6 p.m. Contest
Corry Area High School girls junior varsity volleyball team remains unbeaten after five matches in the 1974 season. A Journal photo shows players Holly Andrus Debbie Middleton Cheryl PcQueen Becky Han na Weasel Kolaja and Mary Orn with Janell Brown absent. Venango Christian visits Beaverettes for a 6 p.m. showdown tonight.
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Bruins Nip Rangers But Sabres Lose
Boston clinches East Division top spot with a 3-2 win over the New York Rangers as Boston Coach Bep Guidolin emphasizes not coasting into the playoffs. Detroit’s win over Buffalo, Chicago’s over Toronto, and Philadelphia’s 6-2 victory shape the playoff picture with key implications for home-ice and final standings.
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Finley Divorce Filing Seeks Custody and Support
Shirley Finley, wife of millionaire Charles O. Finley, files for divorce in LaPorte Indiana claiming their 32 year marriage is irretrievably broken. She seeks custody of three minor children and 1250 dollars weekly support. Finley, Chicago insurance executive, owns the Oakland A's baseball team.
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Portland Wins Rights To Walton
Portland's Trail Blazers won NBA rights to negotiate with UCLA center Bill Walton, a 6'11" three time All American, as Philadelphia failed in a coin flip. Trail Blazers intend to draft Walton and push to sign him despite his Southern California preference and ABA interest.
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All-State Scholastic Basketball picks highlighted by Floyd and Bennett
The 1973-74 All Pennsylvania Scholastic Basketball Team announced by AP honors Charley Floyd Malvern Prep Mel Bennett Pittsburgh Peabody and Rich Wright Abington among first team selections. Second and third teams list Hank Mann Brad Davis Hank Kuzma Willie Glover Milt Colston Jett McGeehin Dave Purdue Mike Miller Steve Bright Charles Booker with honorable mentions from numerous schools.
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A's To Win West But Who In East
AP Sports Writer Ken Rappoport argues the Oakland A's will win the AL West again due to talent despite owner Charles C. Finley's controversial actions. The piece notes Finley's quirks may threaten the A's, yet recalls last season's challenges and suggests uncertainty about the East division contenders.
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Divers Head For States Three Corry divers head to PA YMCA title
Three Corry divers Mike and Rich Zarger and Doug Hogan qualified from the Western District Meet on March 15 for the Pennsylvania YMCA Championship at Penn State. Mike was second in prep diving, Rich third in junior, and Hogan third in cadet division.
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Foreman Norton World Heavyweight Bout TV Slot
George Foreman vs Ken Norton will air on Wide World of Sports Saturday between 5 and 6 30 p m EDT ABC TV announced. Foreman retained the crown by stopping Norton in the second round.
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WEL Signs Two Ex-Scots to Professional Deals
Three former Edinboro State College standouts pursue pro football careers alongside Browns target Jim Romaniszyn. Joe Sanford signs with the Chicago Fires after quarterbacking the Scots to 91 season records in 1970 and 1971, Al Raines inks with the New York Stars, and Joe Walker plans to join the Houston Oilers post season. Sanford retains Edinboro passing records and a 91 yard TD run. Raines is the Scots all time rushing leader with 17 marks.
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Ann Gluyna Sparks Ladies Key Action
Local bowling action featured Ann Gluyna leading with four and five game totals including 4 563 three game series and 4 204 single, while Gladys Amoroso added 541 in a strong ladies performance. Bud Merritt led the men with a 213 high.
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