Miller resigns post on Widener staff
Harry Miller leaves Widener after 15 seasons as head football coach and baseball leader. Fred McKenly, a Marple Newtown assistant, will replace him and work with scout Bob Kenig as Widener begins 1980 season. Miller’s teams posted 159-48 over eight seasons and six of seven years with division titles.
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Fury top Sockers 4th win with late goals in Philadelphia
Andy Lynch scored twice and Bob Vosmaer added a third for the Fury as they beat the San Diego Sockers 4 2 in Philadelphia. Vosmaer struck at 64 15 to make it 3 1 and Bernie Gersdorff answered with a late penalty to pull within one before Joe Kokovich sealed the victory at 82 21.
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