Promising Harriers Lead Local Junior High to Victory
Two seventh graders Chris Mulvin and Brent Henderson helped guide local junior high runners to first place in Section 1 Championships. Henderson set a course record at 8 33.7 and Mulvin clocked 8 42 for second. The 7 6 varsity squad has one meet left away against Cathedral Prep.
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Rain Delays World Series Game Six Tonight in Boston
Rain postponed Game Six between the Reds and Red Sox for a second day as forecasts warned of lingering Nor’easter conditions. Johnny Bench criticized night games, while Cincinnati shifted to indoor practice at Tufts and Sparky Anderson announced Gary Nolan would start, with Don Gullett planned for Game Seven if needed. Boston's Darrell Johnson moved Luis Tiant into the rotation, selecting Bill Lee for rest but keeping readiness.
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NFC Shows Grid Oddity: Five NW Football League Shutouts
In the Northwest Football Conference last weekend all five teams posted shutouts. Greenville blanked Beavers 20-0 in Corry, Oil City defeated Titusville 20-0, Warren beat Franklin 10-0, Hickory shut out Meadville with three TDs by Bob Habel, and Reynolds closed with a 25-9 win over Sharpsville. Other scores include Erie Tech 20 Academy of Ambridge 2, Harborcreek 12 Kanty Prep, and Venango Christian 0 Stetertown.
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Bowl-Aire Mixed Bowling Entries and Scores in 190s to 210s
Rolling Rocks and Alley Oops lead a chaotic mixed bowling listing with players like Bennick Roble Caruso Brink Remington Daway St Phyilla Ri Jett Furst Gates Mighty Steikers and others. Scores range from 60s to 226 with several 180s and 200s noted alongside team and event labels.
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Dorsett Shines as Pitt Romps Army at West Point
Tony Dorsett ran for a Pitt single game record 217 yards in the first half and scored four first half touchdowns as Pitt defeated Army 52-20 at West Point. Army Coach Homer Smith praised Dorsett calling him unmatched by any back since O J Simpson and other greats. Dorsett finished with 28 carries for 217 yards before leaving late in the third quarter.
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United States Clinches Davis Cup Tie In Tucson
In Tucson Arizona the United States secured the second round of the 1976 American Zone Davis Cup by defeating Venezuela. Dick Stockton and Erik van Dillen beat Humphrey Hose and Jorge Andrew 6 2 6 2 7 5 in straight sets securing the victory.
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Oilers upset Redskins as Brazile ejected in key moment
Houston, once mocked, defeats Washington 13-10 after star rookie Robert Brazile is ejected for an alleged forearm to Joe Kilmer. Billy Kilmer led deep drives before Don Hardeman sealed the victory with a one-yard TD. Other NFL results include Packers win, Bengals over Raiders, Vikings past Lions, and more action from Week in review.
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Flyers stay unbeaten with 5-1 win over Red Wings
Fred Shero’s Flyers avoid talk of the game as they extend an unbeaten stretch to 20 regular-season contests since March 8. Detroit, winless in seven, falls behind early with Lonsberry and Bridgman scoring, while Barkley’s Wings lament mistakes in the first period. Other NHL results include Sabres 5 Capitals 4 and Bruins 3 Maple Leafs 0.
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Corry Beaverettes Face Warren for Girls Crown Tuesday
Sport Letters to the Editor praise the Beaverettes as they travel to Warren Tuesday night for the Section II girls basketball title. Townsfolk would fill cars to cheer, and supporters urge a big turnout regardless of the outcome. Congratulations and best wishes from No. 1 Fan Dorothy Walsh.
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