Notable local athletic grads and coaching moves
PAT ROGAN, Ridley Township High star end, graduates with honors from Maryland Law School and becomes a law student leader and Baltimore resident. BILL FOSTER resigns from Abington to coach at Bloomsburg State College, bringing a 19 2 Abington season and plans to recruit Delco talent. JACK McKINNEY returns to St Joseph's and takes over Norway Cleaners summer team with former Chester High stars and Wayne Hightower, planning drills and early schedule.
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Pat Rogan
Ridley Township High
University of Maryland Law School
Rogan
Green Raider
Western Maryland
Franny
Pennsylvania Military College
Law School
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Pat
Senate
Maryland Law Review
Betsy Bowen
Salisburgy
Baltimore
Bill Foster
Abington High
Bloomsburg State College
Glen Nor High
Elizabethtown College
Foster
Gallopin’ Ghosts
Chichester High
Abington
Bloomsburg
Delaware County
Jim McKinley
Jeff Garrison
Delco
Sam Russell
Stroudsburs
Wilson Boro High
Plymouth- Whitemarsh
Jack McKinney
St. Joseph's College Grad
Norway Cleaners
Narberth
McKinney
Chester High
St. James
Horace Walker
Chubby
Billy Foster
Billy Wilson
Emerson Baynard
The
Clippers
Steve Courtin
Hennie’s
DELCO LEAGUE Cubs Defeat Yeadon as Powell Shines
Fizzano led with three extra base hits and six inning win over Yeadon. Bruce Miller pitched six strong innings for the win, with Lou Soscia driving in all four Fizzano runs on a double and a triple. Peters and Detullea opened the first with walks and error, then Miller and Soscia contributed in the scoring.
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Yeadon
Fizzano
Bruce Miller
Delaware County Baseball League
Paramount Cubs
Upland
Tigers
Sundee
Tintcum
Richey Park
el Rancho
Lou Soscia
Philadelphia Phillies ease past Portland in exhibition
Philadelphia Phillies beat Portland 7-2 in an exhibition game. Tony Taylor and Wally Post hit first inning homers to spark an early lead, with Alvin Dark, Tony Curry and Post driving in runs. Portland scored in the sixth on Al Cousion’s inside the park homer and Daryl Westerfeld’s single plus Mill Graf’s double accounting for the late tally.
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Portland
Orewn
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Taylor
Wally Post
Philadelphia
Taylor
Noel Mickelsens
Tony Curry
Post
Alvin Dark
Curry
Ted Lepcio
Jim Coker
Cal Newman
AL Cousion
Daryl Westerfeld
Mill Graf
Trapshooters Open Defense At Pennsylvania Invitational
Two trapshooters begin defense of titles Thursday at the invitational event by the Pennsylvania State Sportsmen's Assn. Joseph Osterheldt of Clifton Heights and Delaware County has the 100 target handicap crown from last year, while John Miller of Reading has won the 16 yard 20 target division for two years. The four day Fayette County Club event near Uniontown awards thirty trophies.
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Untontown
Pennsylvania — State Sportsmen's Assn
Joseph Osterheldt
Clifton Neights
Delaware County
John Miller
Reading
Fayette Cin Club
Uniontown
Phillies Defeat Cards In Short Sun League Game
FELTONVILLE The Phillies beat the Cards 3 to 1 in a shortened Monday night Babe Ruth Baseball League contest. Both teams managed three singles while Walker hit a triple and Frampton doubled for Philadelphia.
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Feltonville
Phillies
Walker
Frampton
Ahhogan McCrayas
Harrisone
Penry
Hipkinap
Waterer
Hob'sain
Drateadh
Ned
Unesk
Pio
PROM
PHRMA
Major League Standings and Tuesday Night Games
The schedule lists Tuesday games: Baltimore at Cleveland New York at Kansas City Washington at Chicago Boston at Detroit. Wednesday lineups include Leena at Cleveland and night games Milwaukee 12 San Francisco 5. Also listed are Pittsburgh at San Francisco Chicago at Milwaukee St Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Los Angeles and related matchups.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Leena
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnat
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Kinight
C.B. Baltimore
Higgins Seeks Boston Rebuild After Slump
Detroit report notes Mike Higgins plans to return as manager of the Boston Red Sox after they sank to the AL cellar, having lost 25 of 32. He refused to discuss weaknesses or a plan, saying details would come in a couple of weeks. Higgins previously left July 4, replaced Billy Jurges who was released.
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Detroit
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Higgins
Niggins
Reegret
Dallas
Ile
Billy Jurges
Ferrante Impressed With Squad For All Star Game
North coach Jack Ferrante has added eight Bonner High players to his All-Star squad for the sixth annual game on June 25 at Pennsylvania Military College Stadium. The North vs South clash features five All-Delco honorees and several All-Catholic selections, with a starting quarterback decision between Bill Hering and John Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ferrante
Yankee
Bonner High
Ferrante
Philadelphia Eagles
Tony Cain
Pennsylvania Military College Stadium
John Bennett
Ron
Ike) Eisenacher
Clifton Heights
Steve Speers
Lansdowne-Aldan
Tony Deleamore
Bonner
Bill Herring
Marple Newtown
Gary Wolfe
Al-Delca
Stu Carslaw
Springfield
Sonny Randolph
Media
Mustang
al Trusty
AllStar Game Broadcast Set for Delaware County clash
Sportscaster Gene Kelly, longtime Philadelphian voice, will call the sixth annual Delaware County High School All-Star Football game on June 25 at Pennsylvania Military College Stadium. The Delaware Valley All-Star Football Network will carry the broadcast on WEEZ 1590 and WELN in Philadelphia.
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Chester
Gene Kelly
Voice of the Phillies
Delaware County
Local grid squads drill under coach Ferrante in Bonner link
Thomas Lantieri Bonner Hansell Virgilio Wolfe center Fred Echelmeyer Nick Reback Bonner Tony DiMedio Banner key men quarterbacks Dan Della Porta Lansdowne Aldan Jerry Tia Barea Upper Darby Joe Ferrante Springfield Bennett Herring fullbacks Dan Cucini Delecamare Ranner Northerners first outdoor drill at Bonner home field impressed ex-Eagle SUPRISI FE was truly surprised by effort. First team backfield included Tom Bennett Matt Hart Ron Eisenacher Tony Dalecamore.
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Don
Thomas Lantieri
Eagle Star
Tom Bennett
Clifton Heights
Matt Hart
Lansdowne-Atdan
Ron Eisenacher
Tony Dalccamore
Bonner
Yankees Eye Daley as Lopez Trade Rumor Grows
Kansas City fans chatter while Bud Daley leads the AL with eight wins and Hector Lopez draws interest from New York. Casey Stengel downplays specifics as teams circle, wondering which side will land Lopez and whether Daley becomes part of a Yankee deal.
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Kansas City
Bud Daley
New York Yankees
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Hector Lopey
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Casey
Stengel
Hector Lopez
Daley
Tough Luck Plagues Phils In Exhibition Loss
In Portland Oregon tough luck continues to plague the Philadelphia Phillies as rookie Tony Curry who sits fourth in the National League with a 338 average pulled a muscle in his left leg during a 7 2 exhibition win over Portland of the Pacific Coast League. Curry left after injuring at first base on a double in Ted Lopeia. No estimate of return time given. Meanwhile Ruben Amaro to join the club in Los Angeles replacing Joe Kopix who fractured a hand two weeks earlier.
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Portland
Ore
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Curry
Curry
Ted Lopeia
Ruben Amaro
Indianpolis
Los Angeles
Joe Kopix
Island Bowling Gangs Native Pacific Ula Maika
Research by the San Diego Museum discloses that Polynesians on Pacific Isles practiced an ancient bowling game called Ula Maika. Players used fat discs thrown to a target 61 feet away, a distance comparable to modern tenpin bowling.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Museum
Pacific Isles
Mireider's four hitter wins for Sun Village in Teener league
Mireider pitched a four hitter and fanned four with no walks to lead Sun Village past the South Chester Optimists 3-2. Larry Fiorelli made several sparkling catches in right field and Ryan led Lloyd with four hits, including two in a 6-1 win over Baxter.
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Chester
Bill Mireider
Sun Village
South Chester Optimists
Lloyd
Baxter
St. Sed Wig’s
Delaware County Tobacco
The
Eagles
Good Will
Chester Optimists
Baldwin
Hanley
Mireider
Larry Fiorelli
Ryan
iLioyd
Ches
Abhoa Marritterghia Bradford
Rogan
Pe Tayor
Sian
Barne
Tate O
Seal Jilio Harris
OgLlear
DiPadale
Ao Manchisy
Otro Stafford
Looo Camson
Lee
Tila Ood Rewiv
Feholzer
Nodis
Fontarz
Hill
Lord
Yatal Us
Goodwill
Eagies Lecal
Obhova McCray
Sbha Heran
Setina
Mr‘ney
Lo Jonnson
Geir
Ise Halter
Is Ai Ag Tienes
Destrond
P Culiy
Ebiliot
McCabe
Pappy
Nich
Dlakrl
Hedwig's del Co
Ben Cutf
Bre
Stanski
Oset Spada
Nick Ane
Battle
Batnerie
Corovan Rt Aig Fk Sk IE
Pobaces Botole
Norway Cleaners
Alayd
Frejth
Lo Corbin
Gjers Fur'ia
MIT
Interhore Optimists
Fendon
E. Brand
Flagg
Aro Brower
Honoledt
Hildick
Sawackie
Poole
Tini
Talay
Acum
Liord
Easter Condon
Howald
Jrum
Mike Kain
Sun Willace
K. Cheater
Don Kerns
Norway Optimist Miller
Trosina
Meliany
Monk
Heale
Ranier
Houold Banigum
iGinm
Burakis
Ahaa gaeGernas
Bulton
Irs
Koviece
Bern
Rensh
Adam Sit
Greig
Oraton
Ag Baker
Greeley
Pirates Lead Mets? Giants Face Must-Sweep at Candlestick
Pirates visit the San Francisco Giants for the opener of a three game series at Candlestick Park with Bob Friend facing Sam Jones. A Giants sweep would only cut the Pirates’ lead by percentage points, while San Francisco aims to halt a home slump and climb in the standings.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco
Giants
Candlestick Park
Bob Friend
Sam Jones
Bues
Battsbursh
Bucs
Milwaukee
Braves
Johnny Logan
Lew Burdette
RBI
Logan
Delea Tobacco
Dan Nicker
Jack Sanford
Thei Ple
George Maranda
Polish Eagles
Orlando
Cepeda
Burdette
Jim Haughton
Sin
Ed Bresgle
Seud
Vants
Rich Taylor Whal
Bill Frambwlner
Jack Fontarz
Keystone
Joe Arcuiei
Hanley
Jack Giampalmi
Baldwin
Chick McGeehan
Nineers
St. Fledwig
Orioles Indians Open 4 Tilt Set As Turley Leads Yankees
The Orioles and Indians start a three day set with Bob Turley dominating for the Yankees, who extended their win streak to six and moved within one game of first. Turley pitched a six hitter for his second straight complete game as New York defeated Kansas City 5 0. Mouse shows pace with power while the Indians reclaim first place after a strong week. Slatem and Pappas split pitching duties for Baltimore and Cleveland in the openers.
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Associated Press
Jim Perry
The
Birds
Indians
Baltimore
Cleveland
Slatem
Dineiloga Dengue
Milt Pappas
New York Yan
Billy Hoeft
Tankees
Kees
Yankees
Kansas City
Bob Turley
New York
Turley
Long
Orioles
Ken Johnson
Bob Giggie
Skawron
Detroit
Tony Kubek
Skowron
Moose
Whitey Herzog
Harry Chili
Bob Johnson
Norm Siebern
Chili
Johnson
Ken Hamliner
State Bass Season Opens in Harrisburg Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg Pennsylvania opens the bass fishing season at midnight tonight. The State Fish Commission notes recent heavy rains may hinder clear water anglers briefly but could boost bronzeback bass fishing. Also legal during the season are pickerel, walleye, muskellunge and great northern pike.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Fish Commission
Fight Results Reach New York and Tokyo Victories
In New York Johnny Cohen of New Rochelle out pointed Steve Ward of Hartford 10 rounds. In Wichita Bill Nielsen outweighed Randy Wyatte 2 to 0 for a 10 round decision. In Tokyo Sadan Yacita defeated Atsunda Fuku toto 10 rounds by points in Japan.
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New York
Ronnie Cohen
New Rochelle
N.Y
Steve Ward
Hartford
Conn
Wichita
Kan
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Nob
Randy Wyatte
Dallas
Fox
Tokyo
Sadan Yacita
Japan
Atsunda Fukutoto
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Cubs
Powell
Flazann Vradon
Han Peters
Lleret
Davfonir
Leon'rd
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Plaxane
Rom'oll
Tb Plerne
al B
Miller
Ernst
E Eninya
P Davis
Paramount
Cabs
Phils
Phill
All-Delco Aces
Upper Darby
Lin
Wain
Meck
Iin
Tin
Carlos Ortiz
Dulio Loi
Italy
Ior
Allstar
Will Yanks
Chester Teener Action
South Chester
Mua Eestee
Chevrolet Ford
Ger
Chestnut ST
East Ninth Street
Sproul and
Welsh Streets
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