Casalandra Open at Rolling Hills Held Tomorrow
Nine foursomes are slated for the Casalandra Open at Rolling Hills tomorrow morning. Tee times set by tourney director Bob Casalandra run from 9 a.m. to 9:56 a.m. with groups listed by name. Chefs for the steakfry after the tourney are Dick Shaffer and Ed Badger.
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Rolling Hills
Bob Casalandra
Bill Thompson
Ted Kerr
Glen Sullinger
Jim Stewart
Rich Santillo
Jerry Potter
Anthony Venturella
John Susko
Bob Snyder
Paul Kassi
Pat Brown
Scott Winder
John Casalandra
Sparky Morelli
Chuck Scaglione
George Milnes
Russell Moore
Jim Elder
Frank Barton
Don Black
Frank Bongivengo
Bob Bleggs
Gene Nicholson
Bob Englehart
Gil Mason
Ed Nahas
Bob Tomas
Jim Uber
Ray Cunningham
Angelo Burelli
Greg Thomas
Dick Shaffer
Ed Badger
Clen-Moore UP Outdoes AZA In Junior League Romp
Chris Lewis starred for Clen-Moore UP with a four-hitter and four hits in as many at bats guiding a 13-1 victory over AZA. Jerry Peterson slammed two homers, while Rick Rogovin doubled for AZA. Ken Love took the loss with Andy Strauss relieving. Also: George Cross hit a hole-in-one at Borland's Par 3, No. 2, witnessed by spectators, the fourth ace of the season at the course. Cross will receive a trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Lewis
Clen-Moore
AZA
Lewis
Jerry Peterson
Clen- Moore
Rick Rogovin
Ken Love
Andy Strauss
George Cross
Manor Avenue
Borland
Cross
Bob Scanlon
Gil Mason
Bill
Carl Llewellyn
Gregory Cross
Bob Cook
Tom Tarnoci
Sylvester
Thomas Fee
Frank Hartle
Gene Krolicki
Cyanamid
East Side Recreation
Norm Todd
Ron Bradley
Jerry Altman
Bradley
Todd
DeCarbo's Neshannock Triumph in City County Pony League
William DeCarbo led Neshannock to an 11-? win while Sam Campoli pitched for DeCarbo's in an 8-3 victory over New Wilmington. Campoli struck out 16 as Mark Butler homered for Neshannock in the win over Hickory AC. Jeff Steinbrink and others collected hits. New Wilmington's Peters, Hutchison and Winters also contributed. Neshannock scored in every inning in a strong team effort.
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William DeCarbo
Neshannock
Sam Campoli
DeCarbo
New Wilmington
Mark Butler
Hickory AC
Campoli
Jack Whiteman
Merle Watson
Jeff Steinbrink
John LaRocca
Bob Massave
DeCarbo's
Tom Peters
Hal Hutchison
Paul Winters
Butler
Boxing results from Tokyo Los Angeles Regina heavyweights
In Tokyo Harada outpointed Dwight Hawkins 126 124. In Las Vegas Peter Gonzales 129 San Diego decisioned Rene Macias 128 Los Angeles. In Regina George Chuvalo Toronto out pointed Jean Claude Roy Montreal. Heavyweights.
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Tokyo
UPI
Harada
Dwight Hawkins
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Peter Gonzales
San Diego
Calif
Rene Macias
Regina
Sask
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Jean Claude Roy
Montreal
Local League Schedule for Today and Tomorrow
A dense listing of youth and church leagues across multiple parks shows Pony League and VFW games, Yanks, First Federal, Little Big League, Slo-Pitch, and UP divisions plus intercity matchups in North County and Edinburg areas. Key pairs include N. Wilmington versus Second Ward UP, St Joseph versus Lutheran, Pirates versus Neshannock, and Highland UP against First Christian.
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Pony League
VFW
Optimist Yanks
N. Wilmington
Second Ward
LL Dollar Savings
Leyde
Tanner
Shepp’s
First Federal
Little Big League
Yanks
Willie’s
Ellwood
St. Joseph
Lutheran
LCA
Gaston
St. Vitus
Croton
Flaherty
Highland
First Christian
Gaston N
New Wilmington
Clen Moore
Wampum
Edinburg
Castlewood
Volant
Pirates
Neshannock
IL Meehan's
Medical Center
Love's
Campbell's
Giants
Ward
Edward A. DeCarbo
Mazzocco
Beltone
Liberty
AC County
Sylvester's
Cyanamid
NHFT
NCBC
Recreation
King Humbert
Deshon B
Farris
West Pittsburg
Highland UP
Laurel
Edinburg-Hillsville
First Baptist
Dean
Deshon D
Wilmingtons twin-bill routs Cookie-Joes in Slo-Pitch
Wilmington won a doubleheader over Cookie-Joe’s in the Flaherty Slo-Pitch League. Ed Fabs Gerald Shaffer and Bob Englehart each had two hits to pace a 5-2 first game victory, while Shaffer Lamont Polding and Tom Hartwell highlighted the 7-2 nightcap with homers and a triple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Cookie-Joe’s
Ed Fabs
Gerald Shaffer
Bob Englehart
Fobes
Chuck Travers
Shaffer
Lamont Polding
Tom Hartwell
Gary Roth
Cookie- Joe’s
Sam McCracken
Nelson Oestriech
Scott Gibson
Glenn Cameron
Farris extends Slo-Pitch streak with two wins
Farris Construction remained undefeated with 14 straight victories in the Lawrence County Slo-Pitch League. They beat New Castle Business College 30-3 and King Humbert 8-1 as Randy Macarella, Chuck Farris, and Angelo Ginocchi posted multiple hits. Tom Tarnoci, Bob Cook, and Bob Kerr starred for the winners in other games.
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Farris
Lawrence County
New Castle Business College
King Humbert
Sylvester’s Dairy
Thomas Fee
East Side Recreation
NCBC
Randy Macarella
Chuck Farris
Angelo Ginocchi
Bob Kerr
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Bill Singer
Don Drysdale
Pittsburgh Pirates
LA Dodgers
Lewis Sparks
Pony
Boston
Jerry Toppazzini
Cook
MIAMI
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Miami Dolphins
Oakland Raiders
New York Jets
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Rose
Alou
Popovich
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Carroll
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Knowles
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McCarver
Wynn
Brock
Sb-Brock
Soyler
Oliver
Verbbse
Price
Landis
Lonborg
Patterson
Harrelson
China
Olors Moravia Warehouse
Moravia St
Firestone
Jefferson ST
Oscar Levine
E. Long Ave
Paul & al
E. Washington St
Zebco
Abu
Iin
Cardinal
Rohrers Gun Store
Astrostar
THOS
AR Supreme
Mons
Nylow’ Tires Nonanza
McKivigen Tire Center
Ormerly
H. M. Sterner
Croton Ave
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