Wilmington Greyhounds face playoff delay without two starters
Wilmington High will debut in the WPIAL baseball playoffs Monday without senior second baseman Jack Hall and junior outfielder Bob Divens, suspended for breaking team rules. Coach Kim Arrow says the decision, though tough, aims to build character, with Hall a team leader and Divens a frequent contributor. The team has had little practice since clinching the Section 6 title and faces a three-game tiebreaker scenario in Section 17 before a possible game at New Brighton or Center High.
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Pirates Top Reds 9 8 With Home Runs In Nightcap
Willie Stargell and Richie Hebner powered the Pirates to a 9-8 win over the Cincinnati Reds as Hebner drove in four and Stargell added a two run homer. Steve Blass earned the win in relief after a tough start, as Pittsburgh moved within 3 1/2 games of first place Chicago.
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Wood losing pitcher Brewers beat Chisox
Pedro Garcia rookies a triple and two singles to lift the Milwaukee Brewers past the Chicago White Sox 1 3 Friday night. Wood allowed 11 hits and five runs before relief in the sixth. George Scott drove in two with his fifth homer and a double. Lefty Chris Short won in his first major league start in nearly two years. In other AL games Detroit beat Minnesota California downed New York Boston defeated Oakland Kansas City edged Cleveland Texas upended Baltimore in 14 innings.
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Probable Pitchers and Games Across Leagues
Baseball and football notes outline early season games with listed pitchers and matchups across the major leagues. Key listings include Tacinnati and Morton at 1 pm, Reuschel and Ruthven, plus late-night games in Chicago and Montreal. News also reports a $150000 settlement involving New Orleans Saints owner John Mecom Jr. and potential sale talks with Gillette Jr. and Palmer.
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Toscano tops City golfers at Sylvan Heights course
Harry Toscano Sr earned medalist honors with a one under 35 in the City Golf League at Sylvan Heights. John Durkin and Hank Carbone tied for second at 37. Toscano failed to reach final rounds by two strokes, posting 146 after a 71 and 75, and must qualify Monday for the Whitemarsh Open in Philadelphia.
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Mills Leads In Wet Sealy-Faberge Golf Classic
Mary Mills, 1 year veteran from Gulfport, opened with a four under par 69 to take a one stroke lead at the Sealy-Faberge Golf Classic in Las Vegas. Sandra Haynie finished tied second at 70 after a weather delay, while Kathy Cornelius and others trailed in as rain washed out play and reduced the event to 54 holes.
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Gabriel Seeks Trade From Rams To Eagles
Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel pushing to move to Philadelphia after meeting Eagles coach Mike McCormack and discussions with Rams officials. Gabriel says no other teams discussed. Eagles previously offered a deal but price was steep. McCormack foresees potential long term quarterback stability if trade completes.
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American netters lose to reach quarterfinals in Paris
In the French Open quarterfinals, American players faced heavy losses. Stan Smith, top seed from Sea Pines, was eliminated by Tom Okker in a five-set match. Arthur Ashe fell to Paolo Bertolucci, leaving Frank Froehling, Paul Gerken, and Tom Gorman as the remaining U.S. men. Chris Evert advanced to the semifinals in the women’s draw, defeating Helga Masthoff, while Evonne Goolagong moved on to meet Margaret Court after beating Martina Navratilova. Only Ilie Nastase remained undefeated among the top seeds.
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Second Ward defeats Pirates in Connie Mack League
Second Ward edged Pirates 7 4 as Bat Cuba led with three singles. Harley Hoover pitched a complete game for the win while John Masi took the loss. Bobby Davies and John Latina joined Cuba in the hit column. Masi had a double and Cascigta and Trott added triples.
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