Stonewall to add Johns Rainh Pisapia to staff this fall
Stonewall Jackson High School will add John Rainh Pisapia as assistant to head football coach Garland Barnhart, with duties possible as basketball B team coach. Pisapia, Dover Del native, projects at about 260 pounds and will join staff after completing a masters in physical education at West Virginia University this summer.
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El Mira Pioneers Sweep Grays in Big Twin Bill Win
El Mira Pioneers extended their winning streak to seven by sweeping a twi n bill from the Williamsport Grays before 4 498 fans on Youth Benefit Night at Dunn Field.
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Orioles Beat White Sox 1-0 on Lau's pinch hit
Charley Lau lined a 30 foot dribbler that proved difficult to field, scoring the winning run as the Baltimore Orioles edged the Chicago White Sox 1-0. Starter Buzhardt took the loss while Pappas earned the win in a tense 9 inning game.
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Doubles Power Keeps Charleston In Front In City Tennis
Charleston and Ohio lead the Nationsi City Team Tennis Tournament with 13 points each after Tuesday play as Charleston’s Peachy Kellmeyer and Marsha Ragland win singles, and Kalamazoo’s Liga Abolins and Karla Lutz sweep doubles to boost their team.
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Jane Derby
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Jane
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Noel Beard
Tennis Tourney Singles Results Feature Wide Bracket
Tournament results list multiple singles matches with players from Charleston Kalamazoo Middletown Springfield Wilmington Daytona and more. The record shows No 1 through No 6 positions with detailed scores and upcoming rounds including Peachy Kellmeyer Lynda West Nina Wosters Ben Jane Fry Pam Lewis Kathy Kulp and others.
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Henry Butts
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Robert Pruett
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Margaret Butterfield
Sandra Bragg
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Lynda West
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Springfield
Pam Goetz
Middletown
Wendy Overton
Kay Forrest
Kalamazoo
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Wilmington
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Ben Jane Fry
Cynda Mason
Pam Lewis
Ginger Pflelfer
Kathy Kulp
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Shirley Nichols
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Kathy Herbert
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Tigers wallop Indians 6 0 in opener of twin bill
Detroit pitchers Bunning and Ramos limited Cleveland to four hits as Dick Mee and Rocky Colavito provided the offense in a 6-0 victory. Jim Bunning pitched a four hitter and contributed a first inning run as Detroit opened the two game set with authority.
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Wilson Hurls No Hit Game As Red Sox Beat Angels 2 0
Earl Wilson pitched the second no hitter of the major league season and also hit a home run as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Los Angeles Angels 2 0. Belinsky matched the feat by pitching the season’s first no hitter for Baltimore on May 5. Wilson struck out five and walked four, with only two Angels advancing past second base.
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Pfister Earns First Win As Royals Top Senators 2 1
Kansas City rookie Dan Pfister earned his first major league victory by limiting Washington to six hits as the Royals beat the Senators 2-1. Ample offense came from Pfister and Cleveland hurler Len Bottger in a tense early season matchup.
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Triplets Edge Springfield Giants In Narrow Tilt
Springfield and Cleveland opened with a tight game as the Triplets held an early lead over the Giants at Cleveland. Key players included Bruton, Colavito, and Harrelson contributing hits and runs, while pitchers Ramos and Bunning matched zeroes until late. The scoring line shows a competitive effort with multiple players recording RBI chances and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
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