Ladika Earns All State Cross Country Honor at Penn State
Corry Area High School senior Mark Ladika set a new career win record and local course best, then became CAHS first all state cross country runner by finishing 20th in the PIAA meet at Penn State. Other area runners in the top 20 included Tom Herrmann of Hickory and John Zeigler of Meadville.
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Meadville
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General McLane
Mercer
Meter
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Pirates Clinch Undefeated Vine League Title in 58-0 Bash
Clymer Central School Pirates finish 8-0 for the second straight Vine League championship. Brent Deuink and Bob Weeks each rush for two touchdowns in the final 58-0 win over Mayville. End Phil Proctor catches a 44-yard TD as Curt Bailey, Daryl White, and Norvell Willink add scores. Weeks racks up 158 rushing yards.
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Phil Proctor
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Daryl White
Norvell Willink
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Ron Rothenberger
White
Proctor
Bill Buesink
Gabriel's Soul-Searching Pays Off for Rams in Win
Roman Gabriel credited a week of soul-searching for a sharper game plan as the Rams beat Atlanta 20-7. A ground attack led by Willie Ellison and Jim Bertelsen produced 215 yards and a touchdown each, widening their NFC West lead. Other NFL results included Pittsburgh routing Cincinnati 40-17 and Kansas City taking the top spot with a 27-14 win over Oakland. Paul Harney was re-elected president of the New England PGA.
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76ers Chase Historic Struggling Start in NBA Early Season
The Philadelphia 76ers linger on a record pace with 13 losses and no wins, two games from tying the NBA mark for most losses to start a season. Gary Gregor led Milwaukee with 21 points and 15 rebounds as Los Angeles and Phoenix won in other NBA games. West and Chamberlain combined for 59 in a Laker win over Seattle, while Erving led the Squires with 42 points in their loss to San Diego.
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Hill wins revived Texas Open at Wooldridge with 69
Mike Hill, aged three, leads from the second round and rails Trevino with three straight back-nine birdies. Hill finishes with 273 at 7,011 yards to claim the Texas Open title and a $25,000 prize, securing his second tour win and bringing his season total near $67,000. Trevino shoots 67 to take second at 275, Rodgers is third at 277, with Nichols, Rodriguez, Kern, Coody and Anderson at 278.
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USOC seeks new leaders amid NCAA rift and Munich criticism
The U S Olympic Committee faces leadership changes after athletes criticized the organization at Munich. NCAA withdrew its membership amid accusations of poor governance as USOC plans a new slate of officers led by Cornell AD Robert Kane while Clif ford Buck steps down. An AAU national convention is set for Kansas City November 26 to December 2.
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