Corry girls sweep Rocky Grove to push fifth straight title bid
Corry high school's girls volleyball swept Rocky Grove 15-4 15-6 15-10 to inch toward a fifth consecutive Section 41 crown. Coach Joy Hanley praised a balanced effort with substitutes stepping in as captains Mary Orn and Martha Freeman prepare to depart for Germany, missing Oil City, Cranberry and Titusville. JVs also won 15-10 15-2 as reserves gained experience before CAHS travels to Oil City tomorrow.
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Centerville
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Germany
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Clymer Lady Pirates eye perfect season in Class B final
Clymer's Lady Pirates, led by Darlene Sexton and Connie Smith, beat Forestville 52-30 in the Section VI Class B semifinal at Southwestern High School to move to the finals against Randolph. The team previously won 45-16 and 58-17 in earlier playoff margins.
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NFL Expands to 16 Games and 10-Team Playoffs
In Phoenix AP report, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said the league will expand the regular season from 14 to 16 games and widen the playoff field from eight to 10 with two more wild card clubs. Tampa Bay and Seattle receive permanent homes as new league members, with the Buccaneers placed in the National Conference Central and the Seahawks in the American Conference West. The change marks the first playoff expansion since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger.
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Lowenstein Returns to Cleveland Indians in Trade
Infielder outfielder John Lowenstein is reacquired by the Cleveland Indians from the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for infielder Hector Torres. Lowenstein had been traded to Toronto in December as part of a deal that brought Rico Carty back to Cleveland.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Spring Training Muddled Play
A jumble of exhibition results from U S spring training games shows teams like Houston, Toronto, Kansas City, Chicago, Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, Oakland, San Francisco and Cleveland in action across Florida and Arizona. Games report mixed outcomes with several line scores and venues including St. Petersburg Bradenton Clearwater Dunedin and Phoenix area spring sites.
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Pair Springs
Claveland
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Ariz
Fauston
Minnesota
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Industrial Softball Meeting Thursday In Corry
There will be a meeting of the Corry City Industrial Softball League tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Mibi Bar. All teams that haven't yet paid their $55 entry fee must do so at this time. The league schedules and balls can be picked up, and the 10-team loop will begin play Sunday, May on the high school softball diamonds.
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Corry City
Mibi Bar
Zimmy Stops 50 Shots In 6-1 Erie Win Over Syracuse Blazers
Erie’s Brice O’Grady scored twice as the Brie Blades toppled the regular-season NAHL champion Syracuse Blazers 6-1 at the Erie County Fieldhouse. Lynn Zimmerman faced 50 shots, stopping 43 in the final 40 minutes, as Erie built a 4-0 first-period lead and held on. Robbie Neale was injured, leaving Syracuse shorthanded and unable to capitalize on four middle-period power plays. The series resumes Friday in Erie with a must-win for the Blades to avoid elimination.
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Norm Tesluck
Celtics Fall Flat in 110 82 Loss to Cavaliers
Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn blasted his team's effort after Boston dropped 110 82 to Cleveland. Austin Carr and Jim Chones led the Cavaliers with 26 points in the third quarter as Boston faltered. Other games: Philadelphia beat Chicago 119 113 to clinch the Atlantic title, Lakers edged Seattle 100 97 to seal the Pacific crown, Portland crushed Buffalo 127 101, and Kansas City defeated New York 137 126 in a Western Conference playoff race update.
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Nettles Leaves Yanks After Contract Rift in Florida
Graig Nettles, home run king, failed to show for a game in Dunedin prompting a $500 daily fine. He reportedly left the Tampa hotel during the Florida trip and returned to Fort Lauderdale with no contact from Yankees officials. Grievance filed later involves Texas second baseman Lenny Randle appealing a Rangers suspension for punching manager Frank Lucchesi.
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