Bonnies to Face Syracuse In Spring Football Series
St Bonaventure football plans two spring games with Syracuse, in Olean on April 29 and in Syracuse on May 12. Joe Bach leads 61-player Bonnies squad with George Ratterman assisting and Walter Wojciechowski competing for quarterback role against Ted Marchibroda.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Big Rally For 16 10 Yankees Win
Billy Martin and Andy Pafko starred as rookie Martin drove in three runs with a double and a single in his first major league at bats to fuel a nine run eighth inning rally that powered the Yankees to a 16 to 10 win over Boston. Pafko hit two home runs and a double driving in four as the Cubs beat Cincinnati 8 to 4. Robin Roberts pitched an eight to one victory for the Phillies over Brooklyn, fanning four and walking one.
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YANKEES RALLY PAST RED SOX IN OPENING DAY
The New York Yankees overcome an early Boston lead to win 15-10 at Fenway as Don Newcombe and other stars spark sluggers. In other games, Phils top Dodgers 9-1, Truman throws first ball, and Browns beat White Sox 6-3 in Chicago.
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Leed's Increase Bowling Margin To Nine Games
Leed's extended their lead in the Ladies' A League to nine games by taking three points from Chapin's Sluggers. Superior Cleaners were held to a 4-2 split by the Raymonds gang as Mabel Shoppe and Page & Nichols also won. Florence Shannon led Leed's with 198 154 143, while Ellen Lord added 177 188 146 for the Sluggers.
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Michigan Kegler Tops ABC Columbus Leaderboard
Frank Lopresti of Birmingham Michigan surged to the singles lead at the ABC tournament in Columbus, replacing John Strobel of Milwaukee. In team play Harrys Mens Wear of Norwood led with 2,938, overtaking Bills Place of Bimba New York. Loprestis scores were 225 247 and 294.
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Minor league clubs to play in Pennsylvania in 1980
The Associated Press reports 23 minor league teams will operate in Pennsylvania in 1980 under major league direction. Eight Pennsylvania cities have teams in the North Atlantic and Middle Atlantic leagues, with several clubs affiliated and others independent, led by the Philadelphia groups with three farms.
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Rangers Tie Series With Red Wings In OT Win
The New York Rangers defeated the Detroit Red Wings 4-3 in overtime to even the best-of-seven Stanley Cup series at two games each. The Rangers, temporarily displaced from Madison Square Garden by a circus, must play remaining games in Detroit.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Update
Results from yesterday include the American League games New York 15 Boston 10 Detroit 7 Cleveland 6 Washington 8 Philadelphia 7 St. Louis 5 Chicago 3. National League tallies show St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 6 Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn 4 Boston 11 New York 4. Today's schedule lists AL matchups and NL pairings across several cities.
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Koreans and Swedes Favored in Boston Marathon Field
Boston April 18 runners in the 54th marathon include last year’s winner Karl Gosta Leanderson of Sweden and Seyoung Choi of South Korea as co favorites amid a Meld of 187 entrants. Leanderson, last year’s 2 hours 21 minutes 60.8 seconds performer, faced hive illness but is expected to compete.
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Kraffert Loses In North South Amateur Round
Pinehurst North Carolina April 19 the North and South Amateur golf event shrank to 32 players for today’s second and third rounds with 24 matches reducing contenders to eight for tomorrow’s quarter finals defending champion Frank Stranshaw of Toledo and top lower-bracket players William Campbell Huntington W Va and Jimmy McTaje Philadelphia faced early challenges. Campbell edged Bill Shields with a dramatic 15 foul birdie on the 22nd hole and later met Jack Heers Richmond Virginia while Kraffert, Dr Titusville Pa, was eliminated by Heers in yesterday’s action.
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175 Club Entries Highlight Bow Aire Bowling Night
The 175 Club at Bow Aire drew several high scorers last evening led by an unnamed 202 game pace. Florence Shamon posted 188 followed by Charnine Staples 181, Mary Hatyszyn 190, Albi Watrous 188, Jeanette Baresi 187, Marion Bulard 184, Ellen Lord 177, and Van Sullivan 177.
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