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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1976
Page
9
Ed Burkhart of Corry, in the 90 pound under ten division, pins Titusville’s R Bowes in a semifinal at Ft LeBoeuf Saturday afternoon to reach the finals and qualify for next weekend’s Junior Olympic State Wrestling Tournament in Sharon.
Troy Jaggi captured his second straight Regional Junior Olympic title in a yardage crowded event at Waterford. He edged T. Lileran of St. George 48 in the finals, while in semis Jaggi pinned Windsor of General McLane in the second period, advancing to the finals where he faced strong challengers from Corry and Meadville in a rugged junior competition.
New York Mets have agreed to trade Tom Seaver to the Los Angeles Dodgers for Don Sutton, with Sutton awaiting approval. Negotiations centered on contract terms led by Mets GM Jor McDonald and Sutton’s manager Larue Harcourt. Additional players discussed potential return include John Hale or Joe Ferguson.
Phoenix general manager Jerry Colangelo faced criticism for trading Charlie Scott to Boston and John Shumate to Buffalo but now his moves fuel a late bid for the playoffs. Westphal scored 27 in a 110 97 win over the Lakers as Phoenix stays within reach of Seattle for second in the Pacific. Heard added 12 as the Suns edge Los Angeles. Other Sunday results include Boston over New York and Golden State over Kansas City.
Fifth Avenue High School won the Class AAA title with a 53 42 victory over Norristown in Hershey. Center Edmund Clancy led the champions with 22 points, including 16 in the second half, as Fifth Avenue completed a perfect season.
Indiana and Michigan reach the NCAA title game at the Spectrum after sharp semifinals. Indiana, led by Kent Benson, seeks a third national crown. Michigan, paced by Rickey Green, eyes an upset and first title.
Hubert Green, a down home type now a golf star, explained a late career surge after missing the cut four weeks earlier. He won his third straight, earning $43,000 from a $215,000 purse and taking the lead with $139,000 in earnings. Jerry McGee finished second. Hale Irwin Don January and Gibby Gilbert were close behind. Nicklaus shot 73 for 282, while Gary Player Trevino and Weiskopf carded 283.
San Diego Padres beat Cleveland Indians 7-6 in 10 innings on a Pepitone single. Pepitone, 35, on the Hawaii farm club roster, aims to return to the majors. manager John McNamara notes his strong form and bat swing.
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