Beavers crush Berries in damp Corry track meet dominates 16 of 18 events
Corry High School thrashed Cranberry Berries 117 to 33 as Jim Burrows led with a two mile record of 10 26.8 and Craig McQuiston swept shot put and discus. Beavers swept six field events and all three relays, while teammates Bigelow, Purpura, and Mick starred in sprints and jumps before the Section Two meet at Oil City High School.
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Beaver Golfers Lose Triangular in New York Match
Beaver golfers under New York State rules lost two matches at Maplehurst Country Club Jamestown. Southwestern beat Beaver 81 6 and Jamestown topped them 46. Medalist honors went to Tom and Joe Johnson 51 for Corry Southwestern and John Roginson 52 for Corry Jamestown. Bailey led Beaver with three points in the Southwestern tilt. Bloom was low with 44. Next they travel to Cambridge Springs for Section Two championships.
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White Sox edge Indians 2 1 on John strong pitching
Tommy John earned the win, backed by five double plays, as Chicago defeated Cleveland 2-1. Brabender faltered for Milwaukee, allowing five runs in the sixth, in a 6-0 loss to Boston. Oliva and Tiant led Minnesota past Detroit, while Baltimore, Oakland, and Washington posted several big wins.
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Knicks Lakers clash for NBA title at LA forums tonight
Willis Reed faces a game time decision with a bruised hip as the Knicks and Lakers prepare for game six in Los Angeles. New York leads 3-2 after a 107-100 win in which Reed left early. The Forum hosts a sold out crowd of 17,500 with a national telecast blocked in the LA area.
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Boyer Belts Two Homers To Power Braves Past Pirates
Clete Boyer hit two homers at Atlanta Stadium as the Braves beat Pittsburgh 12-6. Aaron also homered, boosting Boyer’s average to .212 with 18 hits and 17 RBI. The night featured fireworks in left field and a crowd-pleasing post homer dance.
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Pacers Aim to Clinch ABA East Final at Home
The Indiana Pacers hold a 3-1 series lead over the Kentucky Colonels and can wrap up the ABA East Division final tonight on their home court in Indianapolis by defeating Kentucky again.
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Players Cool Toward New BB Agreement Stirs MLB Talks
In New York, Marvin Miller reports players react coolly to a proposed player owner contract. A one day moratorium is possible if rejected, though some say differences aren’t serious enough for a walkout. Also, Pacers lead Colonels 3-1 after 111-103. Stars top Rockets 114-110 as playoff series shift toward Denver. Roger Brown scores 33 for Indiana. Spencer Haywood leads Denver with 32.
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