Tigers pin hopes on Freeth left arm start of a new season
Marple enters the PIAA state tournament with senior lefty Freeth as a top pitcher along with lefty teammate Wolf and right-handed White. Coach Johnston notes four straight wins needed to reach the title, while District 1 champion Boyertown could meet Marple in the Friday final if both keep winning.
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Shippensburg State College
Ridley
Ray Johnston
Boyertown
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Freeth
Aote
Collarple
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Bill Scott
Advan
Tigers
Craig Wolf
Jimmy White
Wolf
Boyertown Bears
White
Delaware Ty
State College
Scott
Johnston
Ee Piaa
Garnet Valley star Plasha's last game lingers in memory
Ed Plasha, all Delca defensive back from Garnet Valley High, reflects on his final high school game and his desire to represent both Garnet Valley and Del Vale. He recalls family inspirations, his posture toward Drexel's program, and his role in a strong Garnet Valley defensive backfield alongside teammates Cabry, Showell, Irving, and Moses.
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Harry Chaykun
Reat
Ed Plasha
del Vale
Garnet Valley High
Pena
Plasha
Renala
Garnet Valley
Sear Chao Nae Eee Ptem
FF Inteas
My High
Joe
Ridley
Earle) Mosley
Chester High
Wa Largo
Intetinethe Indana
Ind Garnet Valley
Bill Hutchinson
Jaguars
Bulletin
Drexel University
Drexel
John
Lauren
Chris
Kathy
Barb
Darby Township
Harriton
Mike Cabry
Cabry
Gie
van Showell
Mike Irving
Mike Moses
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Anderson replaces Les Moss as Detroit Tigers manager
Detroit signs Anderson to a five year deal worth about 125000 dollars annually to replace Les Moss. Anderson, who had been sought after since his dismissal from Cincinnati, will take over after finalizing California affairs and begin in Detroit against Seattle. Moss had guided Detroit to an 11 5 run after a 27 26 start but was replaced amid team underachievement.
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Hella
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Stea Jimll
Ayamna Ald
Bal Oss
Moss
Tl Reuenaet Ichi Wag Gers
Reds
Phillies win 4-0 as Espinosa stops Astros in shutout
Philadelphia ends a 20 game streak without consecutive wins by beating Houston 4-0 behind Nino Espinosa's six hitter. Schmidt homers twice and Bob Boone adds a two run single as Phillies collect timely hits and extend to back to back victories for the first time since late May.
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UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Schmidt
Bob Boone
Houston Astros
Nino Espinosa
St. Louis
Oh Ae
Danny Ozark
Flynn finds a home for Mets in record 10 run inning
Doug Flynn sparked a 12-6 Mets win with three hits including a three run inside the park homer. He joined Frank Taveras Richie Hebner Willie Montanez and Steve Henderson in a six run sixth that matched a club record for most runs in an inning. Flynn said the standing ovation showed New York fans finally accepted him after a slow start. The Reds led 5-2 before the big burst that turned the game.
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United Press International
Doug Flynn
New York
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Flynn
Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Ron Hodges
Manny Sarmiento
Frank Taveras
Richie Hebner
Willie Montanez
Steve Henderson
Chicago Cubs
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Mike Standen
Rob Freeth
Shippensburg
Garnet Valley Star
Joe Grace
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