Bruins Rally Past Flyers In Brutal Game Six
Boston defeats Philadelphia 5-1 in the NHL playoff brawl filled night at Boston Garden. The Bruins force a seventh game back in Philadelphia as the series moves to Sunday with Boston trailing 3-2, coach quotes and penalties noted.
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Mile Relay Hopefuls Face District 10 Meet
CAHS mile relay squad seeks state qualification at Oil City for the District 10 Championships. The Corry team, led by runners Dave Lyle and Jon Bennett with Terry Brumagin, Dan Richards as alternate, and missing Bill Shaw, has won nine of ten races including sections, Kane Invitational, and qualifiers, with a sole defeat at Youngsville Invitational.
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Mendoza Sparks Pirates Past Cubs in Rookie Night
Mario Mendoza delivered his first three major league hits in a 5-2 Pirates win over the Chicago Cubs. Ken Brett drove in two runs and Bruce Kison shut down the Cubs late as Mendoza, a 24 year old rookie from Chihuahua, starred on a muddy night, including two home plate slides and a standing ovation. The Pirates, still with the worst record, hoped for a third straight win against the Phillies.
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Hiller tops heart award as first athlete winner
Pitcher John Hiller, Detroit Tigers ace, becomes the first athlete to receive the American Heart Association Heart of the Year Award for his courage after a January 1971 heart attack. He credits lifestyle changes, quitting smoking, and regular exercise for his recovery and continued success, including 10 wins and 38 saves in 1973 and a strong 1974 start.
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Marquette announces 74 75 slate including NCAA teams
Marquette University basketball released its 1974 75 schedule featuring eight opponents that played in postseason tournaments. Pittsburgh Louisville South Carolina Notre Dame and Creighton were NCAA participants. Manhattan Cincinnati Toledo also appear, with Cincinnati and Manhattan from the NIT.
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Summer Recreation Program Announced in Corry Area
Lou Hanna announced a 1974 Corry summer recreation plan including baseball tennis archery gymnastics softball basketball weight training and instrument lessons. Three baseball leagues led by Dave Crowell and Jim Hammond for younger and Teener groups. Archery at YMCA. tennis at Mead Park. girls softball and gymnastics at the high school. Gruca leads boys basketball and conditioning. Wilson supervises girls. Five playground posts filled and music courses run by George Fawcett. Jacques Plante signs WHA contract with Edmonton Oilers after retirement.
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