Celtics Capture Crucial Victory in Milwaukee
Boston stakes a 96-87 win over Milwaukee to take a 3-2 lead in the NBA championship playoffs. Havlicek and Cowens each scored 28, Silas and White added key totals as the Celtics slowed the Bucks and seized home-court advantage heading toward a potential clincher in Boston.
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Freshman Dave Armstrong Stars in Slippery Rock Track
Corry Area High School athlete Dave Armstrong, a freshman, leads the Slippery Rock Rockets in high jump with a best of 6 feet 1 inch. The team posted a 6-3 dual meet record before the NAIA District 18 meet in Slippery Rock, including a 114-31 win over Grove City.
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Orioles Riddle Netmen Fall 7 0 at Corry in 0 6 start
Rocky Grove defeats Corry 7 0 as Wayne Solle and Ted Gardner remain unbeaten in singles and doubles with 27 straight wins. Corry’s No 1 Rande Joy out, only a single Corry set won in final doubles. Singles results show RG players sweeping all matches 6 0. Doubles conclude with Gardner Solle again dominant. Corry drops to 0-6 ahead of Olean trip.
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Local rivals top Houston Open golf favorites
Houston golfers Homero Blancas and John Mahaffey stand among the favorites in the $150,000 Houston Open golf tournament set to start tomorrow.
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Mill Village Gains Revenge in SECL Opening Night
Mill Village upset defending champions Try-M 13-9 as SECL opened its eighth season after rain. Don Sperry and Crotty-Ferrando topped Thompson Maple, Sherman Dairylea defeated Rolling Acres 10-2, Cook Doyle Steel beat Waterford Legion 10-8. Six run sixth rocked Mill Villagers win. Hap Peters pitched, Jerry Lacny homered, Larry Greer drove in key run.
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Wilbur Wood Back In Groove Indians Beat Tigers 1 0
Knuckleballer Wilbur Wood refined his delivery using a tape review from Citago White Sox prior spring training. He limited Detroit to two hits with 10 strikeouts as Ed Herrmann hit a 11th inning homer to supply the only scoring in a 1 0 win.
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Tracksters Top Berries 92 58 in Big Win
Corry Area High School thinclads, led by Bill Shaw who swept the 100 and 440 and ran on the winning mile relay, defeated the Cranberry Berries 92 58. The victory, fourth in six meets under John Correll, followed a loss to Titusville as the team swept all three relays and rose to their strongest showing of the season.
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Cinderwomen Earn First Victory Of Year In Corry Meet
Corry Area High School girls track defeated Cranberry 75 to 9 as Janet Bailey and Kathy Walsh led with multiple firsts. Anne Zarger swept distance events, anchored relays, and helped set up for upcoming District 10 qualifier in Oil City. Beaverettes and Corry combine strong showings across field and track with standout performances from Morton, Chapin, and Brant amid a busy meet recap.
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