CAHS Beavers Fall To Southwestern In Golf Meet
Corry Area High School Beavers hosted Southwestern at North Hills Course in a spring golf debut. Doug Bennink and Mark Webster led with 83 as Bennink earned half point against a 61 while Webster gained three points. Dennis Jackson shot 84 for two points. Skip Frisina took a half point with an 88. Medalist was Southwestern’s Rick Bell at 77. Next, Beavers host Southwestern and Jamestown in a triangular meet on Tuesday.
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Ryan Pitching Little Slower but Lot Better
Angels starter Nolan Ryan said he can throw easier with better results as he held Milwaukee to 4–0 in a Friday night win while striking out 14 on three hits. The piece tracks his control struggles and compares him to Sandy Koufax, plus notes other AL scores and late game Baltimore vs Kansas City.
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Brant sets junior high long standing track mark at Corry opener
Corry Area Junior High hosted Warren Beaty Junior High at Howard J Sheen Field. Rusty Brant won the high jump with 5'7" breaking the 1956 record and also won the triple jump, helping Beaty capture relays as Corry in most events claimed two relay wins and Beaty won the mile. Dean Dahl swept two sprints and joined 880 relay. Several runners posted wins for Corry. next meet is Beaty Invitational at Warren.
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Expos and Phils Climb Near NL Lead in Tight Race
The Phillies beat the Giants 3-2 as Mike Anderson drove in Don Money for the game winner in the bottom of the ninth off Juan Marichal. Montreal edged the Dodgers 3-1 behind Bill Stoneman's seven-hitter while Hank Aaron hit his 644th homer as the Expos moved within one game of New York and Philadelphia.
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Ron Hunt
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Clymer Pirates Netters Win Narrow Victory Over Ripley
Clymer Central Schools tennis team improved to 3-2 with a 4-1 home win over Ripley. Singles results: Brent Deuink over Les Bray 6-0, Bob Duink over Jeff Pelson 6-1, Don Swoger over Dennis Hinsdale 8-6. Doubles: Randy Querreveld and Jack Cooper over Tom Swoger and Jim Upton 6-1, Curt Christensen and Jim Post over Phil Knight and John Sinden 6-1. Next, they host Fredonia.
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Phil Knight
John Sinden
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Lakers Seize 3-1 Series Lead With OT Win Over Knicks
In Madison Square Garden the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New York Knicks 116-111 in overtime to move within one victory of the NBA title. Jerry West led with 28 points and key free throws in OT. Bradley had 26 for the Knicks as Wilt Chamberlain dominated boards with 24 rebounds. The Nets face Indiana in Bloomington to open their series.
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Giants Discuss Trading 41-Year-Old Willie Mays
Philadelphia AP report notes Giants weighing a deal to move veteran Willie Mays, who turns 41, to the Mets. Mets chair M Donald Grant and Giants president Horace Stoneham discuss terms, promising a place for Mays if traded. Mays, in Philadelphia lineup, shows 0-for-4 as Giants fall 3-2 to Phillies. he hints at possible finish in New York with his career uncertain.
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Welden and Apps Lead Headpin Tourney Night
Rose Welden rolled the high game a 102 and Marge Apps posted the top three-game score 262 in the Ladies Friday Night League headpin event. Other notable scores included Mary Lou Bailey 253 Rose Reed 253 and Welden 728 for the night.
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