McGlothen lifts Cubs past Phillies 2-0 in eight innings
Lynn McGlothen pitched eight strong innings, doubled and scored a run to back Chicago as the Cubs beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-0. Dick Ruthven took the loss for Philadelphia, dropping to 5-5, while Bruce Sutter earned the save.
Haab sweeps pair in Delca League rout of A's
F C Haab blasted the A's 13 to 1 at Sharon Hill High School Field as Haab led the Barrett Division with a weekend sweep. In the 13 run game Perry Fouskas and John Grozak hit triples, Charley McNeeley doubled, Joe Gallagher homered and had three RBIs while Emerson drove in two. Clifton Heights pitcher Schroeder allowed five runs on eight hits in four innings. Totman fanned 14 in Haab's 5-2 win Saturday at Clifton Heights, aided by Fouskas and McNeeley two RBI outings.
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Celtics hold No 1 pick as Red weighs top draft options
In New York, Red Auerbach faces a pivotal NBA draft decision with Boston holding the first selection after the Bob McAdoo trade. The Celtics consider Griffith Carroll or McHale, weighing backcourt needs against a center to replace aging Dave Cowens while past picks like Larry Bird loom as benchmark.
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Ruffini Repeats on All-Del Val A Baseball Team
Chris Ruffini of Nether Providence High is the sole repeat All-Del Val A pick for a second year. Harrison leads with four first teamers including Rob Jacobs and Gary Ginsberg, while Interboro and Nether Providence notch multiple first team selections. Standouts include Ruffini, Jeff Wright, Lou Argentine, Mark Golato, and Jim McVaugh with strong pitching and hitting marks across the league.
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Night Watchman to Award Winning Writer Paces Career
Tony Mileshosky rose from a Pottsville Republican night watchman to a full time sports writer after winning the 1980 Keystone Award for a November 1979 profile of Ralph Baker. He began as a part time stringer, faced personal hardship, studied journalism briefly, then earned a first place prize in Division III for excellence in journalism amid a long climb from low pay to recognition.
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