Youth Tourney Planned In Chester With Mayor Sponsorship
Chester Mayor Jack Nacrelli sponsors the first annual Chester Youth Baseball League All-Star tournament, a double elimination event starting August 1 at the Chester Youth League field. Sixteen league champions from Delaware County and Delaware state compete, with games at 6 p.m. weekdays and 4 and 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Pacenza named commissioner and local officials form the tournament committee.
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Olympic Stars To Play Pros Exhibition Tour Planned
New York Knicks Cincinnati Royals and Denver Rockets will host three warmup games starting September 28 in New York against the Knicks. The schedule then has a September 29 stop in Cincinnati and a final October 5 game in Denver against the American Basketball Association’s Rockets. Ben Carnevale, head of the U.S. Olympic Basketball Committee, announced the tour.
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Amateur Baseball Tuesday Schedule Highlights Local Games
Delco Lowe plays Marple Newtown at Sunoco while Norway meets the Red Sox at Crater Park. Tinjeum Ac faces Bells ble Suburb tan Teener League action at Ship vs APs Flying A begins 6:75 p.m. at Edgemont Field. other matches include Delco American Legien Li at Green Rigges and Chichester Senior Gern against Ghaaret Chester.
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Baldwin Earns Varsity Letter at Hobart College lacrosse
GENEVA New York Thomas B Baldwin of Media a Hobart College sophomore earned his varsity letter as a member of the 1968 lacrosse team He was among 21 awardees The squad posted an 11 5 record He is son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Baldwin Jr of 610 Crum Creek Road Indianapolis IN UPI Former Indiana University star football player Rutech Towner has signed to play with Hobart.
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Trevino Fourth On Money List
Lee Trevino, winner of the U S Open, has vaulted into fourth place in the PGA earnings list. He earned 30000 for his Rochester victory and now trails only George Archer Tom Weiskopf and Billy Casper in total year earnings.
Ashe Advances with Pacers in London Open
London AP report states Arthur Ashe and Joyner joined the Indiana Pacers, announced Monday evening. Ashe defeated Vladimir Krotkov 6-3 6-4 in the first round of the London Open as Pacers coach Mikie Storen praised the move as another battle won against the NBA in prep for Wimbledon.
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High Court Strikes Down Racial Housing Ban in 4-4 Decision
The Supreme Court issued a 7-2 ruling declaring a long obscured civil rights law bans racial discrimination in sale and rental of housing, treating 1866 Reconstruction statutes as applying to private as well as public acts. The decision, with Justice Stewart authoring the majority, suggests broader powers under the 13th Amendment to curb private discrimination.
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Quitting Smokers May Be Hurt Says Psychiatrist
Dr Sheldon Cohen of Atlanta warned at the AMA meeting that hypnosis to stop smoking may cause more harm than good. He cited a case where a man quit under hypnosis, then drank and beat his wife and friend weeks later, and said no method has proven generally effective in aiding longtime smokers to quit.
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UK man dies after 16th heart transplant
Freder ick West, a 45 year old British building contractor, died in London after receiving the heart of an Irish laborer on May 3. Doctors said an overwhelming infection, aided by immune-suppressing drugs, led to his death, reducing surviving transplant recipients to five. West had shown initial recovery but developed kidney and chest infections.
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