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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1981
Page
14
Upland AY hosts a clinic tonight at 8 p.m. and outlines registration for Sharon Hill AA, with a late deadline and rain dates in April. Details include a bracket drawing March 31, fees of 75 dollars, and contact Sonny Pompilli for information. Additional notes cover girls and boys basketball schedules and related events at area high schools.
In a split squad summer session, Baltimore baseball beat Montreal 9 to 3 while New York AL and New York NL clubs posted a 7 to 1 score against sess iee California. The results show strong offense from Baltimore and New York teams in practice play.
A busy Saturday schedule features a church league final between Bridgewater Inn and Sportsmen’s Lounge at Northley Junior High with top owners John Gill and Paul Gill tied to the teams. Earlier, Father Judge High edged O’Hara 4-2 in a non league baseball opener highlighted by two costly Lions errors and a seventh inning homer by Steve Buonato. Widener lacrosse blanked Ursinus 11-0 as Jeff Lerner made 17 saves and Joe Brodzik, John Clay, and Mike Fitzgerald starred.
Three All-Delco football players from Cardinal O’Hara Radnor and related schools are eyed for the East team in the Pennsylvania Coaches Association statewide Keystoke Classic fundraiser in Hershey. Candidates include Marty Cull Tim Chambers and Chris Sydnor with other area standouts also under consideration. Al Black of Coatesville will coach the East with Chuck Kane Pennsbury Bob Barbieri Pitston Area and John Pitzer Dallastown as assistants. final team selections to come early next month.
Harborcreek stays perfect at 27-0 after a 52-50 four overtime thriller against Clairton at Edinboro State College. Brian Siverling scored key free throws in the final seconds, securing the dramatic victory as Harborcreek edged Clairton after a 48-48 regulation tie and extra periods with tight defense and late fouling.
In Class AA action Moore, a 6-9 junior, and Clairton shared 17 points each as Clairton, the District 7 runner-up, closed its season 24 6. Central Columbia crushed Carbondale while Carlynton topped Knoch to push Northwest from title contention 58 45 in Boys A at Susquehanna University. Rich Bowen buzzer jumper gave Serra Catholic the win over Bishop McCort. Serra Catholic ended 23 8. Carlynton beat Knoch 42 40 in OT after a 40 40 regulation tie. Enoch finished 27 3. Carlynton, 26 6, advances to Western semi finals against Harborcreek.
North Catholic defeats Brentwood 58-51 to advance in the PIAA Class AA girls basketball playoffs. Carol Burchlaw led the winners with points while Notre Catholic built an 8-0 run to pull away, as Venango Christian fell in a separate Class AA game. In other Class AA action, Palmerton and Sharpsville won tight games, while Class A saw Mid-Valley, Ridgway, and Wyomissing prevail.
Quedenfeld argues that defense drives Springfield offense as opponents tire and miss open shots. He notes blocked shots and steals aren’t the sole indicators, instead pressure, frustration, and pressed play disrupt offenses. The article highlights how good defense translates to easier scoring for Springfield.
Chester plans to slow Bensalem by limiting shots and relying on Theresa Govens to guard key scorers while Martin scores for Chester. Coaches tout depth with Gibbs Danner Syndor and Newman providing scoring and hustle as they approach a possible state finals run.
Springfield ne team faces Whitehall in a pivotal game to determine who advances to the Eastern final at West Chester State. The winner Thursday advances to meet the Western champion in Hershey for the state title on Saturday.
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