Warriors Rally Past Bulls to Claim West Finals Game Seven
Golden State, led by Rick Barry with 14 in the fourth, defeated Chicago 83 to 79 to win the Western Conference finals in seven games. Keith Wilkes added 23 as the Warriors erased a 14-point hole, with Al Attles praising team effort and Barry signaling a battle in the NBA finals versus the Washington Bullets in Landover. Chet Walker led Chicago with 21, while Bob Love added 17.
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CAHS Girls Track Suffer Heavy Loss in Oil City Meet
CAHS girls routed 81 33 by Oil City in a three way Section LI title race. Oil City and Warren and Titusville share top spots while Corry slides to fourth. Despite weak events in high jump shot put and javelin three school records fell Liz Firth mile Kathy Walsh discus and 880 yard medley relay with Nichols Sanders Sweet Johnson.
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Sanders
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Firth
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Tyme
Goldberg
Ditar
Tayaus
Tine
Sweet
Erickson
Cochran
Ll Cry
Batley
R. Winger
Serafin
Pellegrino Plans Prep School Route For Now
Warren's star running back Tom Pellegrino appears headed to Milford Academy in Connecticut for at least a year after a strong two season stretch against Corry. His injured leg has improved with therapy since last fall in Hershey, and sources expect him to later pursue a Penn State stint as a linebacker. Also noted is ongoing NHL finals context with Buffalo at Philadelphia.
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Blue Cross cuts hospital stays in 1974 Western PA
A public report shows Blue Cross of Western Pennsylvania reduced the average hospital stay for subscribers to 6.98 days in 1974 from 7.19 days in 1973, aided by higher outpatient benefits and cost control programs. The plan serves about 2.4 million people, processed 1.48 million claims, and posted a 15.8% rise in reimbursed hospital payments despite a net operating loss.
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