Dodgers Draft Helms Springfield High Star In 1976
A 1976 report notes Mike Scicacia of Springfield High chosen by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first round of the baseball free agent draft. Separate items cover Delco and Chester leagues with multiple no hitters, slam homers, coaching moves, and local softball and basketball results across 1961 to 1976, including Ron Rainey named head coach at the University of Delaware and Jack McKinney leaving Milwaukee to join Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Scicacia
Springfield High
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mike Zolochik
Tinigim
Frances
Kirk
Ieag Ae
Chester
Ron Rainey
University
Delaware
Jack McKinney
Milwaukee Bucks
Portland Trail Blazers
Stan Freeman
Greater Chester
Lew Krause Jr
Kansas City A’s
Charles 0. Finley
Dom Marion
Eddystone High
George Faulkner
Weinberg’s
Chester Central
Henry Femza
Delco
Mark Brewster
Folsom
KEDCO
Bob Home
Ridley Park Baptist
Emile Towns
Jimmy Williams
Franklin Field
McGawn
Yeadon
Wil Gunn
Art Wheatley
McLarnon
Glenalden
Eddystone
Vince Filliken
Blueburgh Pirates
Paul Detwiler
Media High
Chuck Middleweight
Ernie’ Saunders
Lloyd Field
OLP Teener Softball Tops Brandywine for First Place
Our Lady of Peace teener softball, coached by Les Alkins, defeated Brandywine 8-3 to stay unbeaten in the Del-Val League West. Mary Ann Cassidy earned the win with an eight strikeouts, while Colleen Babcock and other OLP players contributed solid defense and timely hitting. Team members include Ridley High and O'Hara freshmen, with alumni coaching staff and family involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte
Jack Becker
Joe Faulkner
Chester
Spike
Red Sox
Jef Petrie
Tiniscum AC
Concord
Lady‘ of ‘Peace
Atkins
Alkins
DuPont
Brandywine
OLP
Arndywinie
Whitl
Mary Ann Cassidy
Cardinal ’Hara
Mary
Ann
Ridley
Colleen Babcock
Newtown Square
Les, Jr
Cindy Caponi
Ridley High
Marple Newtown
Josin Jackie Ji
Wenerd
Theresa Pitts
Patty Jo Urian
Gina
Giarapalri
O’hara
Willie
Giampalmi
Patty McLaughlin
Carol Spencer
Julie DiLucido
Judy Tath
Les
Portland,maine
UPI
Philadelphia Flyers
Gil Stein
Cumberland Civic Center
Flyers
Hockey
Leonard Extends Unbeaten Streak in Hartford Bout
Sugar Ray Leonard remained undefeated with a third straight pro win defeating Vinnie DeBarros at 1:59 of the third round in Hartford. Referee Maltempo stopped the six round bout as Leonard, an Olympic gold medalist, improves to 3-0. DeBarros drops to 18-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Sugar Ray Leonard
Vinnie DeBarros
Sal. Maltempo
Leonard
Avon
Montreal
DeBarros
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Daley
Bul Colby
Pen-Del Tires
Upland
Jim Burke
Vinnie & Bobby
Bruce McCutcheon
Joe McBride
Hanley Hase
Mike's
Joe Santa Cruz Y
Dan Heston
Tollins
Joe Gallagher
Hanley
John L. Lewis
Joel Coppens
Maximillian's
Ridley Township
Tom Chiam
Teamsters
Frank Ryan
Tinicum AC
Eureka Red Sox
Tom Federle
Ridley Park
Manoa
Ivan Dennis
Oilers
Spartans
Jobn Podgainy
Eddie
Dodds
Chester’ East Little
Ies
Frank ‘Potter
Clarence Gicker
Chester Times
Stauffer Chemical
Duke Keeth
Baap
Oue
Benny
Gartuide
Upland AA
Concordville
John of
St. James
Jody Aimbro
New York ‘Yankees
Howie
Chester High
Lubbock
Joe Lacona
Chominski
Delca
Cogman
Logan
MEDIA
Candy Cogman
Logan Movers
Myron Cox
Duane Bradley
Kelly's
Texaco
Nether
Chip Lewis
Dickinson Realtors
Videon Motors
Chester Tom Wachter
Pat Vitali
Sun Village Sports Club
Resurrection
Joe O'Brien
Sun Village
Billy Wilson
Lew Krausse, JR
Ray McLarnon
Ruth Whitman
Chris Morrison
Georgia Zinck
Clayton Park
Ridley Circle
Morton
Ray Spafford
George Corner
Greet Harry Harvey
Delaware County
Harry Harvey
Les Alkins
Colleen
Winnipeg
UPL
Winnipeg Jets
Bobby Hull
Joanne Hull
Manitoba Court ‘of
Queen’s Bench
Robert
Blake
Brett
Bart
Michelle
Mac
Wilkins
Ken Stadel
John Powell
Stadel
Powell
Evelyn Ashford
UCLA
Hamilton
N.Y
Lee Mikles
Arizona State
Colgate University
Seven Oaks
Mikles
Satleoy
Calif
John Stark
Houston
Scott Simpson
Southern
California
Stark
Riverside, Calli
Richard Petty
Eavarside ‘Motor Speedway
Sam Petty
Darrell Waltrip
Franklin
Tenn
David Pearson
Memphis
al Geiserger
Keith Fergus
North Myrtle Beach
S.C
Oakland
Bobby
Wae
A's
Ine McKeon
A’s
Nottingham
England
Jaime Filol
Chile
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
John Player
Brussels
Harold. Solomon
Pompano Beach
Fia
Jean-Francois Caujolle
France