Ryder Leads Old State To CP Tourney Crown In Drama
Old State claims CP League title as Ryder hits 13 for 16 with two doubles, two triples and two homers earning MVP in a double elimination meet. Beible, Wilkins and Packer add power as Old State beats Providence Ale House 14-5 for the silver trophy.
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Florida
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Tavern
Providence Ale House
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Jerry Wilkins
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Bradley
Len Packer
John Frederick
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John Catona
John Polidora
Multhearn Associates
Doug Randolph
Poinsett
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Pichae
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Brookhaven Lions Ace Files 18 Strikes Over Parkside
Larry File fanned 18 in a dominant 70 victory over Parkside Firemen as Brookhaven Lions handed Parkside a loss. Jimmy Jackson and File each had two hits and two RBI, with File delivering a triple among his two-country hits.
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Brookhaven Lions
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Ketrick Claims First Half May Title in NPAA Major League
Ketrick Oi! edged Towne House 6-2 to take the first half title in the NPAA Major League. Greg Clemion and Greg Roth provided the run production, with Roth driving in the lead run. Larry Tracey Bil Mann Tom Miller and Vince Connolly contributed key hits. Creekside defeated Wallingford Presbyterian 7-4 as Kevin Dorain won. George Rios Dennis Rudman homered for Creekside, while Steve Petchel Ken Thomkins Bill Ward each had two hits for the winners. John Ward homered for Wallingford and Joe DeProsperos had two hits in defeat.
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Joe DeProsperos
Ex Amp Salerno waits for NLRB to grant job back
Ex umpire Al Salerno, 38, remains at his Utica home awaiting a decision by the National Labor Relations Board on reinstating him and Bill Valentine, fired by AL president Joe Cronin for alleged incompetence and for pushing a union like effort. VALENTINE, 36, works in broadcasting as Salerno weighs offers elsewhere but bars himself from lower league jobs to avoid betraying a former partner. A labor dispute emerges as MLB Umpires Association forms, salaries rise to about 16000 a year plus travel, and congress considers baseballs antitrust reserve clause.
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Lee Mueller
Daily Times
NEW York
NEA
al Salerno
Utica
N. Y
National Labor Relations Board
Bill Valentine
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Saterno
Valentine
International League
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Arkansas Travelers
Baseball Commissioner's Office
Quarter Breaks 4 Minute Mile
BERKELEY California AP report recounts a difficult start to the meet as several stars faltered. Bob Seagren battled a stomach muscle issue and skipped pole vaulting while Randy Matson passed the shot put. John Carlos faced personal tragedy with his father's death and flew to New York. Charlie Greene pulled up lame in the 60 yard dash and Wade Bell withdrew from the 880 due to asthma leaving several events unsettled.
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Calif
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Randy Matson
John Carlos
Carlos
New York
Charlie Greene
Karl Salb
Kansas
Kennedy Games Intriguing Mile Without Ryun
The Kennedy Games Invitational featured a dramatic mile run without Jim Ryun due to a swollen knee. Finn Ryan previously set a 3:51.3 mark on these tracks, with Ed wards Stadium hosting 15,500 fans as Collegiate and high school pentathlon competitors vied for titles.
Johnson dominates track meet with multiple top finishes
Johnson wins the long jump at 21-9 and finishes first in several events including the 1,500 meters in 5:11.6. Roberts sets a meet high jump record at 6-1 and wins the discus. Harris sets a Chichester 1,500 meters record at 4:57.6, surpassing Jim Dorman’s 5:04.2. Johnson earns outstanding runner honors at Chichester and Phoenixville Relays. Bill places third in Class A 2230 at state championships, a first for Chichester in any sport.
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Roberts
Harris
Chichester
Jim Dorman
Johnson
Delco
Phoenixville
Former St James stars toil in minor leagues debuts
Brooks Bombed In Debut reports Tom Brooks of Burlington Iowa in Class A after two innings with 12 hits and an ERA of 3.50. Dennis Malseed of the Salem Pirates yielded eight innings of three hit ball but suffered his fourth loss. Malseed sits at 4.50 ERA. Ramel Canada, former Chester High slugger with Albuquerque in the Texas League, collected five hits including a homer and four RBIs while hitting .412. Joe Grace, ex Bulldog, batted .281 after belting his first homer of the season.
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Danny Matsanka
Parkside
LRH
Triangle
Lou Pedante
Tompace
Cocbourn
Flying! Engineers
Chester
Jay Fry
Mike Mills
Briggs
CSBA
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WEW
Stardust
Parkinson
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Eric Michaels
SI Wilps
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Stardusters
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Harmer
George May C
A. Ditaalo
Porkowty
Clark
Morgan
Melton
Fryep Smed’oy
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Sok‘vich
Holiday
Adlins
Swoney
Shaw
Chand‘rich
Berg'an
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Wal'ee
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Vester
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Hammer
York
Dick Railsbace
Pole Pirates
Stan Whitley
Tim
Otis Burrell
Pertti Pou i
Joe Grace
Wilhelm
Bath
Grace
Big 33 Tickets On Sale In Hershey
Tickets for the 12th annual Big 33 football classic in Hershey on August 9 are on sale. The East will feature three last year’s All-Delco players Todd O’Neill Cardinal O’Hara Billy Smerigan Chichester and John Sauk Chester. Prices 4 3 2 include 2-cent mailing.
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Todd O'Neill
Cardinal O'Hara
Billy Smerigan
Chichester
John Sauk
Chester
Rip 33 Inc
Hershey Sports Avea
Springfield Junior High Nine Remains Undefeated Eight Wins
Springfield The Springfield Junior High baseball team completed an undefeated season with eight straight wins. Coached by George Ege and Russell Diers, the Cougars scored 102 runs to opponents 20. Leading hitters included Peter Bellis with a 6 0 record and a .464 average, while pitchers Bellis and Hornick posted 6 0 and 2 0 records respectively. The squad has won 17 straight games over two years.
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Cougars
George Ege
Russell Diers
Tom Gentile
David Compton
Steve Smith
Edward Ortals
Tom Hall
Jim Hallowell
Luke Roderick
David Ferrell
David Batton
Steven Belfiglio
John Nessen
Wayne Smith
Douglas Kestler
Earl Schofield
Larry Anderson
Rich Duffy
Peter Bellis
Steve Hornick
Dean Helm
Sam Calflesh
Andy McMenamin
Pete Hall
Neil Saller
Bellis
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