Braves Top Celtics In Six-Game Streak Push
Buffalo Braves beat Boston 112-100 to stretch their win streak to six and extend Atlantic lead. Randy Smith led with 27 points, while Jim McMillian added 20 and Bob McAdoo 18 as Ernie DiGregorio’s injury reshapes the lineup.
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Aaron Signs Two-Year Pact With Milwaukee
Aaron signs a two year contract to join the Milwaukee Brewers as a designated hitter. The 40 year old slugger aims to end his career in Milwaukee and bring a championship to the city while stepping into a leadership role with the team.
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Slippery Rock Accepts Invite To Bowl Game
Slippery Rock Rockets accept a NCAA Division III playoff bid after an 8 0 1 season, drawing Ithaca 9 0 on November 30 at Cornell Schoellkopf Field. They aim to win the Pennsylvania Conference title against West Chester on November 23 and pursue a national championship.
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Sabres Defeat North Stars on LoPresti’s Debut Night
Buffalo Sabres keep rolling with a 5-3 win over Minnesota as rookie goalie Pete LoPresti yields four goals. Rene Robert and Larry Carriere set up the go ahead, with Rick Martin scoring twice on the power play. Montreal tops Boston 1-0 as Ken Dryden shines with 39 saves.
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Pitt Faces Notre Dame In Tough Bowl Hopes Test
Pitt seeks to extend a five game win streak and secure bowl eligibility in a high stakes clash with Notre Dame in South Bend. Coach Johnny Majors calls the Irish the toughest opponent faced this season, praising their front line and overall strength and agility. Pitt stands 7-2 and ranked 17th.
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Walsh Named First Team In Section II Girls Basketball
Walsh earns first team honors after an 18.8 point season for Oil City in Section II. Conner and Morton make second team. Deb Conner and Anne Morton key scorers for Corry and Oil City. Oil City dominated the season with Warren, Corry, and Franklin also placing multiple players on the all star squads.
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Ottaway Earns HM On Northwest All Star Football Team
Corry Area High School linebacker Roger Ottaway earned honorable mention on the 1974 All Northwest Football Conference All Star team. Earlier he was named second team at fullback linebacker on the Section II all star brigade. The first team offense names include Randy Gilson, Steve Teilly, Abe Wagner, Jimi Glen, and Steve Synder among others from Warren Reynolds Greenville Franklin and Sharpsville.
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Paterno Says Ohio No Easy Opponent
STATE COLLEGE Pa AP A man told Penn State Coach Joe Paterno that one of his players unnamed said the Nittany Lions wanted to beat Ohio U and win big. Paterno snapped that such talk comes from morons after a 12 7 loss to NC State dropped them to 7 2 and dulled their Cotton Bowl hopes.
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