Sun Valley tops Claymont in season opener as visitors struggle
Sun Valley improved to 8-0 at home with a 58-51 win over Claymont as Jeff Kurkis led with 17 points and Ed McHale added 14. Sharon Hill remained undefeated, beating Nether Providence 71-58 while Bonner edged Bishop Eustace 50-48 and Collingdale topped Lansdowne Aldan 48-40.
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Claymont
John Lesher
West Virginia University
Indians
Vanguards
Sharon Hill
Nether Providence
Bonner
Bishop Eustace
Collingdale
Lansdowne-Aldan
Penncrest
Chichester
Harriton
Swarthmore
Octorara
Garnet Valley
Interboro
Delhass
Jeff Kurkis
Ed McHale
Leon Hosier
Jeff Sheets
Dave Dougherty
Rush Sharon
Hill
Lou Scapparata
Mark Cubit
Herb Orensky
The
Owls
Brian King
Mark Finnie
Clayment
Sun Valley Gfp
Ari
Scapparale
Pinnit
Martin
Durnely
Ib King
Norm Orensky Schneider
Jenkins
Barnes Ditulia
Petchal
Searuler
Pas
Sharon Hitt
Benner
Siveri
Polconters
Hines
Thomas
Grit Yas
Satote
Eustace
Laws
Aldan Caltinedale
Nmcfadden
Lawsa Kesinuk
Boo Sealous
Daniels
Grave
Friday Results Highlight Central League Scores and Standings
Central League results feature Lower Merion edging Ridley 53 to 50 while Radnor defeated Macole Mewtown 80 to 54 and Haverford beat Upper Darby 60 to 45. Garnet Valley and Interboro notable with Garnet Valley 45 Penncrest 58 and Interboro 58 Delhaas in a fouled affair.
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Radnor
Macole Mewtown
Springfield
Haverford
Upper Darby
Conestoga
L. Merion
Penacrest
Radnor A
Marple Sted
Iplay
Havertown U
Darby
Bocal
Arcnmere
Comord
Bonner
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Harriton
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Chichester
Sharon Hill
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Collinadale
Bob Perry
Vince Trombella Chichester Merion
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Tridente Gfp Granberry
Michael IB Conestoga
Spring- Freeman
Dixon Randolph
Walker
Armstead
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Robinson
Sendaiort
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Raymond
Franklin DeCerdito
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Joyce
Harriton Va
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Radnor uses fourth-quarter surge to stay undefeated in league
Reggie Robinson erupting in the final eight minutes powered Radnor to a 60-54 win over Marple Newtown, keeping the Red Raiders 3-0 in Central League play. Robinson scored 34 points, with four field goals in the fourth.
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Radnor
Red Raiders
Reggie Robinson
Robinson
Marple Newtown
Subs
Mike Mosenson
Marple
Tigers
Kevin Lonesome
Lower Merion
Lonesome
The
Aces
Gerald Mills
Howard Lassofé
Greg Long
Rich Hooven
Cliff Diasy
Ridely
Boating students graduate in Auxiliary course at Richey School
Bert Lambert reports 27 boating enthusiasts received graduation certificates after completing the Auxiliary 12 lesson safe boating course at Richey Adult Evening School. Instructors look forward to February course as flotillas meet for fellowship and a Cape May Rendezvous tribute.
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U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
Bert Lambert
Richey
Frank Benson
Barbara Bramble
Susan Bramble
Marie Daniels
Rodney Gartner
James Gregg
Robert Gregg
Guenter Klees
Carl Kuhlberg
John Laird
Mary Laird
Joan Lavalle
James McDevitt
John McDonnell
Joseph Moore Jr
Robert Morgan
Frankie
Robert Perkins
Donald Reichenbach
Thomas Reilly
David Rowles
John Scull
John Shaw
Don Tomaski
Piel Wagner
James Walsh
Emilio Conte
Lambert
Marple Wrestling Beats Sun Valley 32 15
Marple defeats Sun Valley 32 15 as Ron Strootman pins Guy Shapiro at 3 03 to take 98 pounds. Dave Zawisza wins 105 pounds for SV with a 5 4 decision over George Laon. Marple then wins five straight led by Ken Grante’s superior decision at 126 pounds. Jim Christaldi pins Terry Hoyt and Newton Ingledue earns heavyweight for SV with a 7 4 decision over Mario Spoto.
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Marple
Marple-Newtown
Sun Valley
Vanguards
Ron Strootman
Guy Shapiro
Dave Zawisza
Tigers
George Laon
Ken Grante
Ken Moore
Jim Christaldl
Terry Hoyt
Newton Ingledue
Mario Spoto
Cornell aide to Syracuse football coach named
SYRACUSE AP reports Bill Spencer formerly Cornell University’s receiver coach for three years has been named an agitant football coach at Syracuse University by head coach Frank Maloney who succeeded the retired coach.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Bill Spencer
Cornell University
Syracuse University
Spencer
Frank Maloney
Archmere Auks Top Concord 57 45 in Conference Play
Archmere Academy earned its second straight win over a Blue Hen Conference Flight A foe, beating Concord 57 to 45. Rob Carney led Archmere with 14 points, Weasel added 13, Irv Brockington 10, and Ken Weasel contributed in the second quarter as the Auks built a 30 19 halftime lead and held off Concord’s late rally.
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Brandywine
Archmere Academy
Concord
Archmere
Ken
Weasel
Rob Carney
Auks
Irv Brockington
Kevin Dieter
Cain Brothers
Jeff
Poor shooting proves fatal to TCA squad
The Christian Academy Crusaders lost to Abington Friends 38 to 20 in Jenkintown as poor shooting doomed TCA. The Crusaders made seven of 31 first half shots and three of 28 in the second half, despite 13 rebounds by Anthony Phillipa and 13 from Abington's John Timman leading all scorers.
Weaver named Villanova head coach keeping Ferry as assistant
Villanova announces Jim Weaver will be head coach and will retain Lou Ferry as assistant. Jim Bates and George Landis will also stay on as assistants as the Wildcats begin a new coaching era.
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Villanova
Jim) Weaver
Villanova University
Lou Ferry
Jim Bates
George Landis
Weaver
Ferry
Alex Bell
Bates
Penn State
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