Interboro and McGovern Take Two In Briarcliffe Girls League
McGovern routed Nether Providence 58 28 and beat Media Optimist 65 35 to lift their record to 6 2. Interboro defeated Ridley-Springfield 38 30 and Big 5 Sports Center 55 34. Collingdale snapped a three game skid with 33 24 over Ridley Springfield. Rose 19 Ranieri 15 Troyan 14 led McGovern. Hill 13 topped Nether Providence. Burke 14 led Media Optimist. McFalls 21 sparked Interboro past Ridley. Cassidy 21 powered Big 5 in loss. Collingdale’s McKone scored 23. Games slate Wednesday include Nether Providence vs Big 5 at 6 30 and McGovern vs Ridley Springfield at 8 45.
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Briarcliffe - McGovern
Archbishop Carroll
Interboro
Briarcliffe
McGovern
Ridley-Springfield
Claire Rose
Sandy Ranieri
Ann Troyan
Nether Providence
Beth Hill
Nether
Jessie Dunne
Troyan
Rose
Carroll
Media Optimist
Rosemarie Burke
Leanne McFalls
Ridley
Springfield
Terry Stroud
Joan Braid
Ridlefield
McFalls
Carol Martin
Eve Dintino
Cheryl Prescott
Big 5 Sports Center
Mary Ann Cassidy
Big 5
Collingdale
Jill McKone
Ridley- Springfield
Kathy Eberle
Sigel Wins Sunnehanna Amateur Crown for Third Time
Jay Sigel, 34, of Berwyn Pennsylvania, captured the Sunnehanna Tournament for Amateur Champions in Johnstown, finishing 72 holes in two under par 278. Mark Wiebe of San Jose State chased with 280, but Sigel’s early lead grew after Wiebe’s triple bogey on the second hole.
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Johnstown
Jay Sigel
Berwyn
Sigel
Sunnehanna
Pennsylvania
Mark Wiebe
San Jose State
Wiebe
Marple advances past Lower Moreland in eight to reach districts
At West Chester State College District One quarterfinal Marple Newtown beat Lower Moreland 4-3 in eight innings to advance. Chichester fell 3-1 to Hatboro Horsham as the sixth inning rally doomed them. Marple will meet West Chester East Tuesday at 2 p.m. while Hatboro Horsham moves on with two-hit pitching from Scott Miller.
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West Chester
Delaware
West Chester State College
Marple Newtown
Lower Moreland
Chichester
Hatboro Horsham
Marple
Dave Freeth
Calvert
George Brim
Brim
Bob Bolger
Hatboro
Scott Miller
Miller
Ozark claims Bowa best NL shortstop after Dodgers win
Phillies manager Danny Ozark backs Larry Bowa as the top NL shortstop, praising his defense and noting his .309 batting with 12 RBI and 10 steals. The debate arose after Bowa’s strong 9-4 win over the Dodgers, with Ozark contrasting scouts’ views and commenting on Gold Glove voting.
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Philadelphia
Larry Bowa
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Danny Ozark
Bowa
Phils
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ozark
Concepcion
Bullets Even Finals With 117 82 Win At Seattle
Washington Bullets roared past the Seattle SuperSonics 117 82 to tie the NBA championship series at three games each in a Sunday clash. Greg Ballard and Bobby Dandridge sparked the rally as Seattle struggled with a 33 7 percent shooting, while Elvin Hayes and Wes Unseld anchored the frontline and bench contributors fueled the win.
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Seattle
Dick Motta
Grevey
Motta
Bobby
Dennis Johnson
Charley Johnson
Bullets
Johnson
Ballard
Elvin Hayes
Wes Unseld
Len Wilkens
Wilkens
Hayes
Dandridge
Kupchak
Larry Wright
Mitch
Greg
SuperSonics
Washington
Paul Silas
Marvin Webster
League Standings and Schedule Noted for Tonight
San Diego Rasmussen 2 6 visits Montreal. Prentice Blue 6 3 stars in Philadelphia Carlton 5 5. Ruthven Atlanta 2 5 at Pittsburgh. Rhoden 5 3 at New York. Seaver 5 4 at St Louis Forsch 7 3. Monday games Chicago Stone 4 3 at Cleveland Waits 3 5. Briles 1 4 at California Rase 1 3. Boston Lee 7 2 at Oakland Broberg 5 4. New York Figueroa 5 3 at Seattle Abbott 1 Only games scheduled.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Dave Concepcion
St. Louis Cardinals
Garry Templeton
Los Angeles
Bill Russell
San Diego
Ozzie Smith
Ten Prentice
Blue
Carlton
Atlanta
Ruthven
Pittsburgh
Canars
Rhoden
New York
Liber
Seaver
St.Louis
Forsch
Chicago
Stone
Cleveland
Waits
Boston
Lee
Oakland
Broberg
Figueroa
Seattle
Abbott
Pitt
West Toro
Sfra
Cine
Tex
Houston
Minnesota
Detroit
Montreal
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Toronto
Texas
Kansas City
Baltimore
Lemongello
California
Haabs undefeated in Delco League with two weekend wins
Haab's Sunoco remained the league's only unbeaten team after weekend victories. Saturday Haab's edged Sporting Goods Place 3 to 2, and Sunday the Fenza leaders defeated Oregon Sporting Goods 4 to 1. Sporting Goods Place beat Penfield 7 to 4. Fran McKinney pitched a four hitter as Haab's beat Sporting Goods Place. Tom McCarron and Duke Schneider limited Haab's to three hits but McCarron allowed unearned runs early. Oregon's runs came in the seventh on a Jim Kearney single and Kevin Barr triple. Sporting Goods Place also topped Penfield with Jerry Morse striking six over.
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Ozark
Bowa
Jim Kaat
Garry Maddox
Greg Luzinski
Phillies
Dodgers
Kaat
Haab
Sunoco
Haab’s
Sporting Goods Place
Fenza
Oregon Sporting Goods
Penfield
Fran McKinney
Tom McCarron
Duke Schneider
McCarron
Brian Lansberry
Haak
Joe Delozier
Rage
Oregon
Joe Earl
George Morton
Earl Emerson
Tom Rob
John G
Mark Cole
Lansberry
Jim Kearney
Kevin Barr
Jerry Morse
John Cotton
Morse
Cotton
Schneider
Larry Greenwich
Rich Scoroline
Herb Orensky
Greenwich
John Reusche
Rich Bianco
Paul Bernstorf
Gerry Hurley
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Hill
Wade
Buemi
Wootsen
Backer
Trojan
Ranieri
Langley
Dunne
Beranota
Jim Byrne
Burke
Stauffer
Moat
Emas
Hough
Laws
Cowdright
Florio
Yost
Piorkowski
Belasari
Rogers
Berenata
Ange Stepuler
Harry Chayoun
Budko
Squire
Reed
Martin
Prescott
Dintino
Stroud
Alshouse
Eberle
Stumpf
Braid
Carol Messick
Totman
McPaus
Bissinger
Brehm
Olson
Cassidy
Callahan
Shaeffer
Evans
Connors
Thoman
Cowboy
Gallen
Laterboro
Kim Basner
Gigi Hagan
Eberley
Thomas
Foley
Ollis
McKone
Beadle
McCutchin
Dan Landis
Freeth
Bret Gold
Tom Calvert
Jeff Fisher
John Petrilli
Mike Slisa
Petrilli
Dick Ledyard
Iowa
Bill North
NBA
Mitch Kupchak
St. Louis
San Antonio
Rasmussen
Montreale
Briles
Rase
Haab's
Goods
Fran
Tom McCarrer
Bob Ely
John Carnevale
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