Condors Name New Coach
Pittsburgh Condors of the ABA confirmed Mark Einstein will coach and serve as general manager, replacing Jack McMahon who becomes executive assistant. Einstein led the Condors to a 135 129 win over the Utah Stars in his first game, after criticizing effort and discipline under McMahon.
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Edinboro's Raines Named NATA Back Of Week
Edinboro senior tailback Al Raines of Pennsylvania was chosen back of the week by the National Association of Inter scholastic Athletics for a standout performance against Shippensburg State. The 5-foot-10, 185-pound back scored three touchdowns on just three carries, with runs of 20 71 and 54 yards, boosting his season total to 1,003 rushing yards at 9.4 yards per attempt as Edinboro improves to 7-? trophy.
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Seals Finish Undefeated in Exhibition Swim Meet Sweep
Seals remain undefeated at 6-0 after beating the Shrimps 65-30 as Corry YMCA boys intramural swimming completed fifth straight win. Mussels topped the Clams 50-45, leaving Seals first, Mussels second, Shrimps third, Clams fourth in the final standings. Double winners featured for Seals include Larry Wells and Marty Pfinsgraff. Exhibition swims for boys and girls set for next week with free admission.
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Tonight's high school games across multiple venues
Tonight's schedule lists Corry Reynolds at Greenville, Grove City at Sharpsville, Werren at Meadville, Academy at Altoona, Iroquois at Union City, Titusville Kanly Prep at Sacgertown, Fairview at Girard, General McLane at Hartore Creek, LeBoeur at Northwestern, Wattotura at North East, and regional matchups Franklin at Hickory, Vincent at Pittsburgh, McDowell at Jamestown. Tomorrow's Northwest Conference games include Casadaga Valley at Blainhower.
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Transfer To West Working Wonders For Cazzie Russell
Cazzie Russell heats up for the Golden State Warriors, hitting a clutch 10 foot jumper with five seconds left to seal a 98-96 win over Seattle, as the Warriors extend their winning streak to five and grab first in the Pacific Division. Jeff Mullins led with 22 points. Spencer Haywood had 31 for Seattle. Portland beat Houston 112-110 in another NBA game.
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Sperry Squeaks By With Top Singleton
Harry Sperry led bowling action with a 236 in the American B League. Ed Giacoma followed at 233 in the same league. Gladys Thompson had the best women’s score with 197 and a 511 series. Other top scores listed include Corry Jamestowr and WM Dick Fuller among numerous names.
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Trevino Burns Mexican Links For Early Lead
Lee Trevino shot seven under par 45 Thursday to take a three stroke lead in the first round of the Mexican National Open. The heavy favorite to add this national title to his British, American and Canadian Open crowns spoke of driving straight and hitting fairways.
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Allen Sets NCAA Records in 43-10 Victory Over Purdue
In East Lansing Michigan State star Eric Allen broke an overlooked NCAA record in a 43-10 win over Purdue. He totaled 897 all purpose yards, with 350 rushing and 47 receiving, surpassing Ron Johnson's 387 all purpose record set against Wisconsin.
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Much Riding On Game Between 49ers, Vikings
Seven weeks in the NFL with San Francisco and Minnesota set to meet, the result shaping title chances for five teams including the 49ers Rams Vikings Bears and Lions. Projections cite Dallas Washington Chicago Green Bay Kansas City Oakland Miami Baltimore Detroit Atlanta San Diego Houston as key outcomes.
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Snead Leads Vikings Past 49ers in Low-Scoring Win
Minnesota edges San Francisco 17 14 as Snead emerges as likely starter, offering a stronger passing threat than Cuozzo. The defense clamps down, allowing few points, while the Browns slip as the Steelers rise behind Bradshaw and a 3-0 home mark on the Tartan Turf.
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