Henderson 119th in state cross country meet
Brent Henderson finished 119th at the PIAA state cross country meet on a sick week for Brent and Jim Tobin with strep throat sidelining CAHS qualifiers. Robbie Rose edged Henderson by two seconds in a dual. Titusville girls won AA. Several runners, including Northwesterns, were ill, making the day disappointing for many athletes.
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Corry
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Henderson
Brent
Hy Daley
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Youngsville
Robbie Rose
Titusville
Daley
Tobin
Bath
Northwestern
Cathedral Prep
Fred Heintz
Clarion Kicker Near NAIA FG Record After Shippensburg Win
Freshman Bill May boosted four field goals to reach one shy of the NAIA single-season field goal standard as Clarion State College defeated Shippensburg 26 6. May connected from 25 91 19 and 96 yards, while Clarion held Shippensburg to 24 rushing yards and improved to 8 0. Ed Arndt had five sacks and five interceptions set up May's kicks. Clarion hosts Slippery Rock next, then Millersville for the PC title.
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Bill May
May
Clarion State College
Pennsylvania
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Mike Miloser
North Allegheny
Clarion
Ed Arndt
Oil City
Gary Frantz
Jay Dellastretto
Slippery Rock
Millersville
Westminster Ends Season Undefeated
Westminster football completed an undefeated 1977 season as Walt Sieminski kicked two field goals in a 206 win over Allegheny. Steve Kraus and Tom Jones added touchdowns, while Allegheny tallied on a W-yard interception return by Brian McClure. Carnegie Mellon also topped Thiel 35 3 to claim the Presidents' Athletic Conference title, and Grove City beat Washington and Jefferson 419 1. Slippery Rock shut out Lock Haven 20 0 as IndianaPA defeated California 457.
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Associated Press
Westminster
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Walt Sieminski
Allegheny College
Titans
Allegheny
Brian Mcclure
Steve Kraus
Tom Jones
Carnegie Mellon
Thiel
Gary Benn
Rick Seaman
Ralph David
Tim Shaffer
Gary Peterson
Grove City
Washington & Jefferson
W&j
Steve Cox
Weells
Mike Lachire
Slippery Rock State College
Lock Haven
Slippery Rock
Ken Stroup
Ed Gonzales
Tom Wozniak
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
California State College
California
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ripley and Randolph dominate regional football night
TELM SATURDAY HIGH results show Ripley 24 over Clymer 6 and Randolph 30 over Frewsburg 0 while Warren blanked Jamestown 21 0. Panama 8 led by Brocton and Olean 35 to 17 and Maple Grove 26 defeated Westfield 0 with Grand Island 16 facing Ranndolph 30.
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Jamestown
Tech
Grand Island
Ranndolph
Frewsburg
Panama
Brocton & Olean
Bradford
Maple Grove
Westfield
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