Bulls Rally Past Braves Behind Bob Weiss Sparks Win
Bob Weiss scored 18 as Chicago Bulls beat the Buffalo Braves 107-97. Love and Van Lier helped to a 54-49 halftime edge before Buffalo surged, then Weiss steadied the Bulls for their seventh straight victory. Orlando helper not needed.
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Fifth-Down Saint Coach Faces Tulane in Lexington
In a slate of top clashes, Kentucky led by Fran Curci hosts 11th-ranked Tulane in Lexington after the Orange Bowl controversy last year. Curci, former Miami coach, says the fifth-down incident is history. LSU meets Mississippi in Jackson while other majors include Texas at SMU and Alabama hosting Mississippi State.
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Northwest Conference football results and league standings
Summary of recent high school football games across the Northwest Conference and county leagues. Hickory defeats Corry 13 to 0 while Franklin tops Grove City Greenwell 23 to 18. Iroquois beats Girard 20 to 6 and Northwestern blank General McLave 0. Other scores include Johnstown over Vo-Teeh 1, Mt Naver Falls 24 over Tech & Wantsburgh, Bradford 34 over Union City, and Cameron County 22, St Marys & Glogslane 12.
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Bears Packers Renew Historic NFL Rivalry
AP Predictions preview the 109th Bears at Packers clash with Green Bay favored by a touchdown. Bears trail 55-47-6 all time. Packers seek win as part of a volatile 2-3-2 start. Predictions cover several interconference games with noted season performance and key player absences.
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Beavers Fall 13-0 as Hickory Claims Season Finale Win
Corry High School Beavers end 1973 with ninth straight loss at Howard Sheen Field as Hickory Hornets capitalize on two errors to take a 13-0 victory. Bob Habel scores on a one yard plunge after a bobbled punt, while Corry fights for most of the game but is stifled by field conditions and miscues.
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Ray Dahl Leads Bowling Night With 256 Singleton
Ray Dahl struck a 256 single to lead Friday night bowling in the city. Bob Lindstrom rolled a 235 for second high. In the women’s event, Virginia Swart led with a 197 as top score.
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Fred Schwab Named Captain At Grove City
Fred Schwab, 6-5 forward and Grove City College senior, was unanimously chosen captain for the 1973-74 season. A former Corry Area high school star and Grove City’s leading scorer and rebounder, he aims to surpass 1,000 career points as the Grovers face a 25-game slate with Behrend, Thiel, Slippery Rock and Alliance.
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Gene Alley quits baseball
Veteran Pirate shortstop Gene Alley has requested voluntary retirement and will be removed from regular play due to ongoing knee problems. A former All Star and Gold Glove winner, Alley last played in 1972 and was 33.
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