All-American Weekend Set in Corry honors seven local stars
Corry to fete Yale wrestler Jim Bennett and six other All-Americans from the city during April 19-20. Honorees include swimmers Dave Cochran Doug Bennink Marty Pfinsgraff and Carol Harvey along with Fred Schwab Sr and Paul Goodwill. Weekend opens Friday with a 6:30 parade, Saturday features a sports banquet and noon dinner at the Corry Motor Inn.
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Team No. 3 Builds Varsity Foundations in Freshmen Lineup
The article highlights Corry’s volleyball program core from its younger players. Pictured are freshmen Chris Martin Teri Paver Sherry Carbaugh Kim Hanna Julie Nollinger and veterans Cathy Fenno Phyllis Ross Theresa Zaphiris Cathy Arnink. They host undefeated Meadville on April 3.
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Meadville
Nicklaus Leads Heritage with 66 in Windy Round
Nicklaus fired a first round 66 at the Heritage Golf Classic on Harbour Town Links as Palmer Miller and others struggled in chilly gusts. Trevino and Crampton trailed by three, while Player opened with 71. In St Louis, Ron Hunt was released after being placed on waivers.
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UCLA Eyes Repeat as Kentucky Faces Syracuse in San Diego
In San Diego UCLA seeks its 10th NCAA title under John Wooden with a 25-4 Kentucky squad led by Joe Hall. Kentucky opens vs Syracuse while UCLA meets Louisville, with postseason stakes high after Kentucky’s 92-90 win over Indiana.
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Pirates shake up roster with Blass waiver and Stargell move
The Pirates announced Steve Blass will be placed on waivers for unconditional release after a since-failed return to form. Willie Stargell will be Pittsburghs first baseman on opening day with Dave Parker starting in right field, Richie Zisk moving to left. Dock Ellis dominated Detroit in an 8 inning spring win as Al Oliver drove in four with a bases loaded triple and a run batted in.
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Dorsett Fined For 99 Parking Tickets
Pittsburgh AP Tony Dorsett University of Pittsburgh football star fined 1145 by Traffic Court Judge Louis Dadowski for 99 overdue parking tickets near his Oakland dorm. The city will withhold 400 down payment and keep his cat until fines are paid. Dadowski called him a repeater and offered no break.
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Cavaliers Gain Respect After Wins Over Bulls
Cavaliers coach Jim Cleamons said two straight wins over the Bulls could earn the team more respect from rivals. He spoke Thursday night as Cleveland builds momentum and credibility in the league.
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Cavaliers top Bulls in Chicago for first win there
Cavaliers beat the Bulls 83 to 69 in Chicago extending their lead in the Eastern Conference playoff race. Cleamons and Davis each contributed key fourth quarter baskets as five Cavaliers scored in double figures. Warriors down Kings 111 103 as Barry posts 34. Curley Culp released by Southern California Sun after WFL contract terms.
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Larry Greers 640 Best In Area Bowling Night
Larry Greer fired a 640 series to lead an area bowling session as only one bowler surpassed 600. Bob Sanders posted a 247 single game, while Dorothy Emory led women with 553 pins, edging Pauline Chelton by a pin count.
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