U S Track Feud Over Russia Meet Sparks Conflicts
A federal clash between the AAU and the ECAC over track team eligibility threatens the U S squad for the Russia meet. College officials and coaches debate sanction rules as tension rises about which athletes may compete at the national championships in St Louis June 20 21.
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Local athletes named college and high school captains and notable players
Ed Gebhart announces ST top basketball star from Media High named captain at The Citadel under Eadie Derrick 1980. Rich Clower from Ridley Township High shatters Gettysburg College track record with 197 feet 7 inch javeline. Rudy Pompilius tours Europe with Bill Haley's Comets and paints in Paris. Jody Ambrosino scouts for Milwaukee Braves in Delaware and coaches Mount Pleasant High football. Dan Staffiere adds aides at Chester High. Jim House named Haverford College tennis captain.
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Max Miesion
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Esion
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Wiggins
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Rid:y Township High
St James Bonner Play West Field Playoff Tilt
St James and Bonner face off in a playoff at West Field to decide the Southern Division title in the Catholic League. The teams finished the regular season tied for first with 11 3 records after rain and postponements.
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City Championship Set Between Catholic and Public League Winners
St James coach John Mooney nominates senior right hand B Sullivan who owns a 4 1 record with two shutouts as the City championship pits the Catholic and Public League winners for June 11 at Connie Mack Stadium.
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Seven Shutouts Start AML Pappas 1965 with Orioles
AML Pappas opened the 1965 season with seven straight shutouts, building a career record of seven for the Baltimore Orioles.
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Baltimore Orioles
Farrell's Two-Hitter Throttles LA in 7 1/3 innings
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts held the Los Angeles Dodgers hitless for 7 1/3 innings in a 2-1 win as Rusty Staub homered for Detroit’s rookie season. Don Drysdale took the loss, while Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 4-4. Keeper Fisher’s win moved Sox into a second-place tie with Baltimore. Joe Cunningham was injured, out two months.
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Whiz Kids Return for Philadelphia Reunion Parade
Philadelphia hosts a Whiz Kids reunion with an exhibition at Connie Mack Stadium at 7:20 pm followed by a regular 8:30 pm game against the Cardinals. A parade through downtown begins at 11:30 am after a 8:00 am hotel assembly at the Warwick.
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Fenimore Teener Star In Chester League Win
Fenimore pitched 6 1 3 innings allowing two runs on two hits while fanning 11 as Joya AC defeated Eddy Stone 7 2. Len McCole drove in two with a seventh inning single and George Junkerman hit a triple with two RBIs for the winners.
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