Braves slip to second as White Sox rally past them
Hubbard Little League action saw the Yankees and White Sox win key games. The Yankees beat the Red Sox 9 to 3 as Lowery earned the win and Madeline took the loss, while the White Sox defeated the Braves 5 to 3 with Dona Hue delivering the victory. Browns toppled Tigers 5 to 3 behind Tom Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Red Sox
Athletics
Braves
White Sox
Leavens
Pillisant
McAffoose
Inskeep
Ruble
Driscoll
Lowery
Foltz
Crawford
Dave LaCivita
J. Madeline
Browns
Tigers
Tom Pugh
C. Evans
Evans
Cherry
J. C. Williams
Henderson
Klucher
Oakley
Tommy Donahue
Davie Dunn
Tommy Madeline
Garry Balkoff
Fox
Myers
Keenan
Hatch
Indians
Chuck Muth
McQuiston
Johnny Morris
Muth
Cornwall
Ross
D. Walker
John Noga S T Lead Owl With 33
John Noga scored a league leading 33 two under par to top Owl play as team standings show Dodgers 33 1 2, Red Sox 32 1 2, White Sox 32, Braves 32, Yankees 31 1 2, Tigers 30 with numerous others listed for the round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noga
Owl
Dodgers
Red Sox
White Sox
Braves
Yankees
Tigers
R. Canavan
J- X. Vukovich
J. Cook
J. Faust
C. Angelo
T. Angelo
M. Fracnik
P. Kovacich
H. Hahn
G. Davids
B. Rikard
J. Tokasz
A. Czaracky
N. Opritza
B. Bentley
J. J. Vukovich
C. Walko
J. Tucciarone
A. Perry
W. Angelo
J. Gorski
R. Czarnecky
B. Houlette
A. Tucciarone
A. Policy
J. Millerlce
J. Williams
M. Vargo
J. Carano
G. Hrisko
S. Tucciarone
G. McCabe
B. Burris
M. DelBane
R. Hetrick
J. Walko
M. Papa
B. Hunt
E. Gawron
W. Hill
A. Papa
J. Brady
J. Kostik
B. Budno
Hubbard All-Stars Eye Elyria District Playoff
The Hubbard Community Babe Ruth League All-Stars, 15 players from the city league, coached by Steve Savich with Ed Piskur and John Battisti, head to Elyria Ohio for a July 7 district playoff. Nine 15-year-olds, five 14-year-olds, and one 13-year-old Gary Brown travel with a roster including Colts David Lowry Jerome Campana John Evans Gary Savich Wayne Hagen Angels Timmy Ifft Dan Papa Douglas Spain Twins Howard Meyers Jeff Smallwood Ron Beasley Mets Gary Brown Russell Cox Ronald Gehring Kenny Foltz. The team has a first round bye and will face the Medina Brunswick winner in a semifinal July 7, with finals July 8 if Hubbard advances. a consolation game is possible if they lose. The team departs Bardbard July 7 and stays overnight in Elyria.
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Hubbard Community
Elyria
Ohio
Hubbard
City All-Stars
All-Stars
Steve Savich
Ed Piskur
John Battisti
Gary Brown
Colts
David Lowry
Jerome Campana
John Evans
Gary Savich
Wayne Hagen
Angels
Timmy Ifft
Dan Papa
Douglas Spain
Twins
Howard Meyers
Jeff Smallwood
Ron Beasley
Mets
Russell Cox
Ronald Gehring
Kenny Foltz
Klucher Leads Pink Elephant In Hubbard Golf Standings
W Klucher shot a one under par 34 in Round Five to lead Pink Elephant to a 3-1 win over Longo and place Pink Elephant atop the Northern Division standings. Other low scores and league tallies follow for the Hubbard North Side Club Golf League through Round Five.
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W. Klucher
Hubbard North Side Club
Pink Elephant
Longo
J. Mattinat
J. Tonti
A. Clacko
S. Toda
L. Gentile
C. Klucher
G. Camuso
C. Ross
G. Hreen
E. Slifka
N. Villar
E. Pucak
P. Cuifo
A. Jones
D. Eichlin
J. Keenan
B. Conger
B. Buck
J.A. Desantis
J. Brideweser
Ty's Daily
Longo Tavern
Paar Drugs
Kelley Funeral Home
Hubbard Superette
Madeline Dairy
Hagan Excavators
Southern
American Hardware
Bell Wick Bowl
Buckeye Builders
Crest Jewelers
Vargo Market
Hubbard Coal
and Devine
Hubbard Girls Take Two In Softball Play
The Hubbard Girls softball team won both games in a doubleheader against Aliquippa 5-3 and 14-1 at Harding Park. Alice Lyth pitched a six-hitter in the first game and, with Kate Marino, totaled four hits in the 16-hit attack in the second. The team travels Sunday to Elizabeth for a key league clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Harding Park
Elizabeth
Aliquippa
Alice Lyth
Kate Marino
Glenna Harris
Aliquippans
Salem
Wooster
Lesnak
Vario
Lundy
Kauffmans to Host July Cocktail Party
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Kauffman Jr of 103 Chestnut Ridge Rd Hubbard host a cocktail party on Saturday July 14 in honor of Mr and Mrs James F Kepper of Youngstown moving to Washington DC in early August Co hostess is Mrs Eleanor Beecher Flad The Kleppers dinner club will entertain at the Youngstown Country Club after the party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund J. Kauffman, Jr
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Hubbard
James F. Kepper
Youngsotwn
Washington, D.C
Eleanor Beecher Flad
Kleppers’ Dinner Club
Youngstown Country Club
Kauffmans
Geraldine Ann Mauser
Michael Mauser
Princeton Ave
Youngstown
Thomas Hosa
Pearl
Nell Snyder
Royal Bridge Club
Robert Finnie
Isabelle Doyle
Bridgettes
Russell Anderson
Ted Franklin
Hager St
Youngstown College
George Schrock
S. Main St
W. R. Bohn
Donald
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Audrey M., Anderson
William Wood
Claude Wood
Greenville
William B. Key
George Dice
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Skruck
Hubbard Council
Marie Thomas
East Hubbard
Harold Thomas
Los Angeles
Calif
Paul Crea
Carl
Betty
Crea
Frank Rucker
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
David Jones
Mt. Everett Rd
Hursday
A. P. Rock
Jackson Ave
Colts Lead In Babe Ruth Baseball League Action
The Colts piled up 20 hits and an 11 run first inning to beat the Angels, with Lowery driving two homers and five hits for the winner. Metrics note Mets 8 Colts loss as Rusty Cox limits Colts to seven hits. Angels 7 Twins 4 with Spain holding Twins. Standings show Colts 6-1, Twins 3-4, Mets 3-4, Angels 2-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colts
Clacko shoots 33 in KC Knights league round
A. Clacko carded a 33 for the MacGregors in the seventh and final first-half round of Knights of Columbus Golf League play. Max Fli team won the round led by J. Vitullo with a 34. Standings list Royals in second with 30 points and Hagens, Sneads, First Flights, and Burkes trailing.
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A. Clacko
MacGregors
Knights of Columbus
Max Fli
J. Vitullo
Max Flis
Les Strokes
P. Ciufo
The
Royals
Hagens
Sneads
Burkes
P. Ciuso
R. Gorono
S. Rydarowicz
M. Ball
J. Demko
A. Gresiak
N. DePizzo
A. Chordas
D. Trolio
L. Altiere
E. Gossick
S. Baranski
J. Tranick
Little Loop Games Of The Week Schedule
The schedule lists games from June 28 to July 3 at Jones Street Field Silver Field and Stiver Field. Matches include Senators vs Braves Browns vs Yankees White Sox vs Indians Athletics vs Dodgers Red Sox vs Indians Tigers vs Dodgers and White Sox vs Athletics with start times mostly 5 p.m. and some 7 p.m. games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Braves
Senators
Browns
Tigers
White Sox
Wee
Indians
Dodgers
Red Sox
Jones Street Field
Yanks
Silver Field
Athletics
Jones Field
Stiver Field
Women Golfers Take Honors in WGA Flight Winners
Reading the recent Wom en's Golf Association action, Mrs. Matthew Smith won Flight A, Mrs. George Baxter took Flight B, and Mrs. Daniel Ford won Flight C for Best on Par 4s. On Wednesday June 27 the day’s play is Best Blind Holes and the Old Pal Tournament begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Matthew Smith
George Baxter
Daniel Ford
Playground Schedule Posted
The Friday schedule lists activities across five playgrounds including Jones Street Hubbard Estate Klucher Park and Hall Ave with times for girls and boys talent shows crafts sports and organized games. Activities include basketball soccer softball croquet jumping rope wiffle ball and various contests across days Monday to Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones ST
Rebecca ST
Hubbard Estate
Klucher Park
Hall Ave
Poland-Boardman-Hubbard Ladies Golf Winners Named
Hubbard Golf Course hosted the Low Putt event for the Poland Boardman Hubbard Youngstown Ladies Golf Association. Winners included Mrs. Alex Antonio in class A Mrs. Bruce Currie in class B and Mrs. Emerson Barth in class C. In Blind Partner competition Rose D Amico with Rose Hudoba and Steven Chuey with Charles Cushawa Jr won. Members plan weekly play today at the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Golf Course
Poland - Boardman - Hubbard Youngstown Ladies Golf Association
Alex Antonio
Bruce Currie
Emerson Barth
Rose D'Amico
John Hudoba
Steven Chuey
Charles B. Cushawa Jr
Zenger Trial Frames Liberty of the Press
The 1735 Zenger case pitted New York printer John Zenger against Governor Cosby for libel. Andrew Hamilton defended without pay, and the not guilty verdict helped birth a free press in America. The trial is hailed as a foundational moment in American liberty and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Zenger
Zenger
New York Weekly Journal
Cosby
New York
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
Morris
Morning Star
America
China Population Estimate Surpasses 580 Million
A recent estimate places China’s population at more than 580 million, with analysts noting this figure reflects preliminary counts. The data point appears in a regional statistical summary, highlighting demographic trends and potential impacts on resource planning and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Hagan Commissioners and Shar Upset LaMancusa Lead
In Hubbard Softball League action last week Hagan Commissioners and Shar defeated LaMancusa Market to topple the league leaders. Sharon rallied from 3 0 down with two three run innings for a 6 4 win, then Hagans beat La Mancusa 5 4 in ten innings with key hits and a fourth inning surge. Dan Reardon earned the win for VFW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagan Commissioners
Sharon Vfw
Lamancusa
Hubbard
Sharon
Hagans
la Mancusa
Spadin
Emery
Dan Reardon
VFW
Ribby Putigano
Sam Vario
Frank Lesnak
Lesnak
Frank Cohol
Billy Streb
Cohol
Marty Hanley
Jack Choppa
Choppa
Mike Driscoll
Jim Lundy
Crowe
St. Jude
Tom Mastramico
Village Tavern
LaMancusa Market
Faison Plumbers
Passing in Review Twenty Years Ago in Youngstown
Highlights recount social and civic notes from Youngstown including Society president Paul Booth at the Elks Club, engagements, anniversaries, weddings, and community groups. Mentions events and people across decades with dates and addresses in Hubbard and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Booth
Stewart Sr
Youngstown Symphony Society
Lasthursday
Youngstown Elks Club
Golf Prizes Awarded At Spring Hills Picnic
An afternoon of golf and a postgame picnic at Spring Hills marked the Hubbard Women’s Golf Association event on Sunday June 24. Husbands joined in as prizes were awarded for closest to the cup James Keenan and Mrs Keenan Lon Silver longest drive Ernest Edge low score men, Mrs Keenan low score women, combined low score George Rowlands and Mrs Keenan. Other winners included John Carano and Mrs Daniel Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hills
Hubbard Women’s Golf Association
Phil Hickey
George Baxter
Thomas MacDonald
John Carano
James Keenan
Lon Silver
Ernest Edge
Mrs. Keenan
George Rowlands
Keenan
Daniel Ford
Halley's Comet Set to Return Around 1985
The article notes Halley's comet is expected to return around the year 1985, drawing interest from scientists and stargazers. It discusses anticipated appearances and public interest in the celestial event.
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Bartolin
Williams
Vargo
Bartoline
Jackson
Kanetsky
A’s
Bobby Strachen
Gary Balakoff
H. Neal
Sox
Schlais
Watchino
Sammy Neri
Mike Banio
C. Fry
Tucciarone
Kneble
LaCivita
L. Pruett
Orr
Chufo
Pugh
C. Fisher
Phillips
Owls
Danny Popa
Danny Papa
Watkins
Iift
Papa
Ed Trock
Jenkins
Jones
Rusty Cox
Rigby
Jimmy Phillips
Jerry Campana
Skip Gehring
John Salata
Jack Tavolario
Doug Spain
Eaton
Bill Wright
Delbert Fry
Devore
R. Williams
Pastore
Trock
Jeff Small
Donald Williams
Chaifo
Johnny Salata
Beasley
Howie Meyers
Case
Smallwood
P.b-H.y. Golf
You and
the Law
Peter Zenger
Passing IN Review
Muskingham College
New Concord
Jeanette Wolfgang
Charles Strauiff
Maud Kerrigan
Yesteryear
Liberty St
O. H. McClelland
Chestnut Ridge Road
Oscar Herald
Saxenburg
Hubbard Recreation Association
Hubbard Playgrounds
John McMahon
Dan Modak
Hubbard Kkiwanis Club
Wilson Patton
Belle Vista Drive
William Slemons
Christian Ave
Atlantic City
Ronald Watson Schmidt
Grace Lutheran Church
Church St
First Christian Church
Girard
Devera Sue Eck
Robert John Peduzzi
Helen FE. Shenk
William Shenk
Hager Sr
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Shenk
Elizabeth Bowman
Mary A. Skruck
St. Patrick's School
Sally Rae Dosch
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