Riverside Panthers Edge Seneca Valley In Double OT
Mark Garvin scored a career high 32 points as Riverside High topped Seneca Valley 66-62 in double overtime. The junior played through missing starters Brad Brown and Gene Wasilewski, adding 16 of 19 foul shots and eight field goals. Andy Bailey added 12 points and 20 rebounds.
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Riverside High
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Panthers
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Karns City
Mohawk
West Middlesex
Wilmington
Mercer
Andy Bailey
Brad Brown
Gene Wasilewski
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Wasilewski
John Gorrell
Section 15 AA roundup boosts late jumper knotting score
Sal Amadoro led the Raiders with 30 points and a late corner jumper tied the game at 58 58 at regulation end. Seneca Valley moves to 2-2 while Riverside won the junior varsity 44-35. Slippery Rock beat Karns City 66 57 as Jim McConnell and Bill Beatty each scored 19 to lead The Rock amid strong rebounding. Ellenberger scored 19 for Karns City but faded after an early injury. Mercer defeated Wilmington 70 45 as Mercer builds 3 0 with nine Mercer points in the second. Dave Brown topped the Greyhounds with 11 while Rob Killmer added 10.
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Karns City
Jim McConnell
McConnell
Bill Beatty
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Gremlins
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Ellenberger
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Greyhounds
Mustangs
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Greyhound
Paul Sapoudine
Jerry Woods
Hounds
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Rob Killmer
Mark Peoples
Hound
Hall
Shepherd
Brashear
Ray Rice
Scott Porter
Porter
Fidrych’s Return Hopes Dimmed by Shoulder Injury
Detroit Tigers pitcher Mark Fidrych may not pitch again until 1980 or later after doctors from the Association of Professional Baseball Physicians found his right shoulder lacks strength and has scar tissue. Rehabilitation, weightlifting, and a long buildup are required, with no precise return date and a risk of further injury if rushed.
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O’phelan
Hall Shepherd Lead Canes Past Brashear In Season Opener
New Castle High seniors Glenn Hall and Leroy Shepherd sparked a 65 51 win over Pittsburgh Brashear at the Ne Ca Hi field house as the Red Hurricane leaned on its veterans to pull away late. Hall scored 18 and Shepherd 19 with strong rebounding from Shepherd and nine assists from Hall as New Castle improved to 2 0 in exhibition play.
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New Castle High
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Leroy Shepherd
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Ed Hines
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Gary Fisher
Ray Rice
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Dave Richards
Roger Henderson
Dave McCune
Carl Dobbs
Mest New Castle
Dan Centofante
Manny Nunet
Hickory Tops Canes In Conference Wrestling Duel
New Castle High lost 42-18 at Hickory with four NC winners George Mraz 138, Clyde Jones 155, Anthony Antonelli 185 and Mike Denny unlimited. JV also fell 42-18. Coaches praised Jones and Mraz and noted Burroughs in first varsity bout.
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Red Hurricane
Moon
New Castle
George Mraz
Clyde Jones
Anthony Antonelli
Mike Denny
Mraz
Antonelli
Jones
Denny
Hornets
Bill Denny
Anthony Burroughs
Anthony Pruchnic
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Eric Wetzel
Pruchnic
Bob Greenberg
Lee
Paul M. Brian
Wetzel
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Phil Greenberg
Dave Caldararo
Dave Kelley
Mike Gorski
Randy Kaiser
John Young
Todd Rivetti
Brian Herb
Milton Maxwell
Jeff McNicholas
Terry Gibbs
John Ross
Paul Kolka
Don Cannon
Jim Reynolds
Joe Gibbs
Dom Guido
Jim Mortimer
Jim Scott
Mel Walker
Titans fall in Park thriller 76 73 in NAIA District 18
Westminster College men led by Tim Glass with 20 but turnovers late doomed a 76-73 defeat at Civic Arena to Point Park. Terry Peavy and Sonny Lewis paced the Pioneers with 22 and 10 points as Park stretched a 63-58 edge, stole late possessions, and sealed the win despite Paul and Sudzina efforts.
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Civic Arena
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Titan
Ron Galbreath
Terry Peavy
Dave Sudzina
Melvin Paul
Paul
Gary Kirstein
Sudzina
Tim Glass
Junior Murphy
Galbreath
Murphy
Sudzy
Gordy Opitz
Opitz
Peavy
Sonny Lewis
Crosstown
Pitt
Lewis
Memorial Fieldhouse
Juniata
Duquesne
Niagara
Dukes
B. B. Flenery
Jerry Conboy
Kings Surpass Knicks In Big 105 92 Victory
Kansas City Kings surprise New York Knicks with a 105 92 win built on an 80 48 third quarter lead. Otis Birdsong scores 34 points on 14 of 21 shooting while Phil Ford adds nine assists. The Kings improve to 14 8 in the Midwest Division as the Knicks stumble to 13 13.
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UPI
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Glenn
Scott Wedman
Darnell Hillman
Washington
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Cavaliers
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