All Star lineups listed by height and school
A long table of players from Radnor Bonner Upper Darby Haverford and others with heights ranging from 5-4 to 6-5 and weights from 140 to 242. Schools include Radnor Yeadon Bonner Marple Newtown Haverford Darby Colwyn Collingdale Lansdale Aldan Sun Valley Chester Penncrest St James O Hara Swarthmore Chichester Interboro Nether Providence and St James. The list merges multiple players by school and height categories without a narrative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radnor
Upper Darby
Bonner
Yeadon
Haverford
Carroll
Marple Newt
Darby-Colwyn
Collingdale
Darby
Marple
Lans
Aldan
Sharon Hill
Yeadan
Garnet Valley
Interboro
Sun Valley
Chester
St. James
Penncrest
Nether Prov
Springfield
O'Hara
O’ Hara
Swarthmore
Chichester
O’hara
Ridley
Aj Poe
Sonner
Bil
Wees Newtown
Harrison Woodruff
Clifton Heights
Bob Bil Geary
Radon
Bill
Guar Vogt
Sam
All-Section Three baseball team named by coaches
Darby Colwyn Sharon Hill and Collingdale players dominate the All-Section Three selections with Darby Colwyn star(s) on the first team. Garnet Valley and Yeadon place multiple players on the 12-man lineup chosen this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby- Colwyn
Sharon Hill
Callingdale
Garnet Valley
Yeadon
Steve Conrad
Posert Guirlino
Jim Mauer
Arby- Colwyn
Kevin Hawk
Tony Bartholetti
Bill Coughlin
Neil Beresin
Swarthmore
Ray Clifton
Mark Wright
Bob Hannigan
Joe Connor
Duke Morrison
Nick Klvtchka
Joe DePrince
Darby-Colwyn
Bernie Smith
Collingdale
Vic Murray
DeJarnette League Plans Monday Meeting at YMCA
The Willie DeJarnette Summer Basketball League will hold a planning meeting at 8 30 p m Monday at the West Branch YMCA to finalize start preparations. The league serves juniors ages 13 to 16 and unlimited players, with sponsors provided by the league for junior teams lacking sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Sroe
Willie DeJarnette
West Branch Ymca
de Jarnette
South rally nips North in 1958 all star contest
In Ridley Township High Stadium highlights from 1955 to 1961 show South and North squads trading wins in the annual all star games. Notable players include North coaches Hubley of Lansdowne and Liberatore of Clifton Heights and South coach Marion of Ridley Township. Key plays feature TD runs by Laird and Delozier, MVP awards to Rullo and Bennett, and multiple standout performances from players across St James, Ridley, Lansdowne, and Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Rally
North
Hubley
Lansdowne
Howard Cunningham
Glen Nor
Ridley Township High
Warren Lentz
Radnor
Harvey Huber
Haverford
Ed Narcum
Nether Providence
Carmen
Clifton Heights
Cunningham
Phil Marion
Ridley Township
Lou Bonder
Collingdale
Bean Brennan
St. James
Tom Jenkins
Bobby Reeder
Yeadon
Henry Kwiatkowski
Don Ferguson
Warren Suet
Ie Heights
Bob Blackwell
Rich Jones
Paul King
Ray Siminaki
South
Joe Pullekines
Don Markofski
Chuck Kane
Len Ricci
Chichester
Dom Marion
Eddystone
Marion
John Webber
Bill Bassett
Art Pursell
Upper Darby
Evan Koons
Springfield
Marty Hubley
Narcam
Leo Broadhurst
Ted Dean
Ray Kwiatkowski
Pat Tehres
Jimmy Cox
Dom Marion Jr
Ray Linden
Dick Mostardo
Dean
Ben Werntz
Eddie Coes
Arky Baker
Media
Mostardo
the Raye
Darby
Fran Rogan
Cox
Rogan
Broadhurst
Ork (Dingey) Walsh
Edtone
Rodger Mahel
Chester
Tom Moran
Steve
Howard Wantee
Ridley Park
Bil Fortuma
Ridley
Township
Salt
Ace Bell
Jim Vermeychuk
Bill Evans
Young
Joe Jemzano
Bob Jackson
Boreky
George Farland
Frank Jarono
Salon
Holneka
Bob
cLaughlin Garon Hill
Paul Metpel
Jenzana
Bill McDougall
Jin Day
Frank Muse
McLaughlin
Mike Greenday
Borcky
Tom Laird
Meisel
Ridhey Township
Warren Lewis
Chester High Field
Butch Deloxler
Jack Duan
George Straits
Joe Lacase O
Ron Coune
Lacone
Carl Payne
Rich Clower
Cuftt W
Stratts
Nick Traimer
Ry Lodeski
Esayetaney
Jennet Cunningham
al’ Filoreto
St.ames
Pete Dick Yaoningham
Interboro
Jozier
Dunn
Dick Chonei
Bonner
John
Tackies
Delozier
Clower
Malikowski
Jacone
Tony Cala
PMC Stadium
John Bennett
Bill Herring
Marple
Sonmy — Randolph
Seven-players tied for lead at U.S. Open in Tulsa
Arnold Palmer sparked the opening round at Southern Hills as seven players, including Palmer, Nelson, Green, Furseth, Diehl, Jones, Purtzer, and Molina, posted near par scores on a brutal 6863 yard par-70 layout. Nicklaus and Watson shot 74 while defending champ Pate finished with 72 after a brutal 18th hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Southern Hills
Jerry Pate
America
Rod Furseth
Terry Diehl
Larry Nelson
Hubie Green
Grier Jones
Tom Purtzer
Argentina
Florentinn
Molina
Palmer
Army
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Pate
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Nadie
Aywavacn
John Brennan
Paul Shepherd
Ernie Carsia
Joe Kerrigan
Eric Mosley
Duke Roney
Kevin Smail
Kevin McClerman
John Ferrow
Mike McHugh
Rob Gillespie
Alex Hartel
Dave Burns
Aril Smith
Joe Scheier
Jim Develin
Mark Giubilato
Bill Custer
George Schaab
Will Rutan
John Jackson
Chris Leiser
Tim Keyser
Dave Nuvannes
Kedrick Francis
Randy Owsley
Steve Warrington
Steve Maloney
Dave Hagerly
Rob Jones
Nelson Burdumy
Greg Joy
Harry Chin
Jack Bailey
Maurice Clack As
Ray Waugh
Dave Natale
Tom Haley
Dean Payne
Jeff George
Bryan Pitts
Tony Manerchia
Joe LaRose
Pat Coileluori
Matt Leonard
Dan Heavens
Steve Minarcik
Steve Smith
Jeff Zatkos
Tom Toner
Bo Godb
Steve Valerio
Lou Lombardo
Dave Baldwin
Ed Williams
Rick Hakun
Jeff Gray
Jim Sulpizio
D-C
Owls
Colts
Whiz
Upland
Whiz Kids
Upland B's
Dave Cericola
Scottay
John McCann
McCann
Heiden’s Meats
Laley
Dave Hamilton
Gary Becker
Steve Gaines
Denis Malseed
Malseed
Maximillian
Gaines
Steve Thomas
Mopes Mullaney
Dave Chism
Flash Caton
Upland B
Rutledge AC
Mullaney
John Pal
Dave Hansen
Rutledge
Chris Muldoon
Rich Hutchinson
Rob Marro
Andy Mallon
Harry DeJesse
John Malone
Darby Colwyn
Joe Voightsberger
Bill Johnson
Paul Murtaugh
Phil Capatrio
Darby Township
Matt Gagliardi
Wiliam McCullough
George Perry
Steve Fink
Dave Wray
Rob McLarnon
DeJarnette League
Ridley Two
George Stratts
Nick Trainer
Joe Cunningham
Ben Lodeski
Cliff Wagner
Rick
Bob Young
Bal Mackrides
Carmen Liberatore
the Logue
Phil’ Marion
Brennan
Joe D’alonz
Mike DeNola
Liberatore
Neny Nacrel
Ed Redding
Sam Virgilio
Big DiLoremm
Rote
Times
Fred Hullo
al Brewster
al Costa
Cardoso
Fran Orobomo
Bobby Johonett
Joe
Sone
Jack Ferrante
Bob Leslie
Andy Nacrelli
Markfeld
Bob Gaskell
Lichtensfeld
al Atkinson
Howe
Lichtenfeld
Wilson
Dave
Lichchtenfeld
Dick Sernyvak
Ron Curry
Jim Hems
Steve Rines
Butch A fcBreen
Charles Mensick
Atkinson
Metcalf
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