Final track honor roll
Track meet results list multiple events with names, schools, times, and distances. Standout performances include Doug Giancola and Rick Keslar on relays, Glenn Venturini and Larry Carr among distance and field events, and Thomas Jefferson athletes John Harehar and Ed Buggs noted for throwing and jumping marks. Honors include a track athlete tie between Guy Mortecalvo and Jay Sharpley with honorable mention for Glenn Venturini.
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John Ricciuti
Ellwood City
John Ricviuti
Eltwann City
Doug Giancala
Neshannock
Jim McCracken
Walt Powell
Wilmington
Dave Robuck
Jay Matter
Ray Bilis
New Castle
Rusty Barkley
Mohawk
Larry Carr
Gene Rucinski
Bob Martin
George Mickey
Rick Navarra
Rich Failla
Doug Giancola
Rick Keslar
Terry Hunter
Angelo Burrelli
Bill Young
Laurel
Jeff Riddell
Neshannuck
Rick Goelano
Nave Sniezek
Union
Ron Repasky
Winston Hillard
Westinghouse
Ed Blackman
Peabody
Phil Torrie
North Hills
Chuck Butler
Langley
Gary Bonaforte
Thomas Jefferson
Glen Venturini
Ringgold
Mel Boyd
Bill Hungerford
Brownsville
Jay Sharpley
Penn Hills
Rus Clark
Kiski Area
Washington
Cuyler Mikell
Jim Williams
Allerdice
Ed Buggs
Hempfield
Larry Burk
Fox Chapel
Dick Cook
Bill Watson
Charleroi
Guy Montecalvo
Curve
Myrom David
Hopewell
Frank Trefelner
Freeport
Gary Bonsaurle
Glenn Venturini
Tligh
Larry Koval
Johnstown
John Harchar
Bob Kalb
Connellsville
Bob Trapp
ML. Lebanon
Rick Goldbach
Baldwin
Ted Vaux
Guy Mortecalvo
Croton DeCarbo roll on in Lawrence County Slo-Pitch
Croton Dukes beat Polish Falcons 12 to 2 as Carl Pia pitched the win and Rob Cook Cary Stone Chuck Cook Pia and Randy Huey led a 20 hit attack with Stone homering. DeCarbo’s hung nine straight by beating Valle ly Honda 19 to 4 with Hassan Marcantino and Netti leading the charge. Rob Miller starred for Yallely with three safeties. William F DeCarbo defeated New Castle AC 13 to 1 with Magnete Miron Grace and Cugini pacing the offense. Eugene Ross earned the win allowing six hits. Syndicate of Sounds swept a doubleheader over Luca 80 89 24 19 and Rockwell 15 14. Tarralt Toscano Palierino Villian O Horlick Villani and Micaletti led the first game hitting. Patterson’s single in seventh scored Villani after a tripled. McGonigle’s crushed Stallions 27 to 1 behind Durst Kelly and Yoho homers. Owens and Cubellis added a triple.
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Croton Dukes
Edward A. DeCarbo
Lawrence County
Polish Falcons
Carl Pia
Dukes
Rob Cook
Cary Stone
Chuck Cook
Pia
Randy Huey
Stone
DeCarbo's
Vallely Honda
DeCarbo
Dave Hassan
Mundo Marcantino
John Netti
John Marcantino
Rob Miller
Yallely
William F. DeCarbo
New Castle AC
Bob Magnete
Bill Miron
Larry Grace
Paul Cugini
Eugene Ross
Falcons
Syndicate of Sounds
Luca 8089
Rockwell
Tarralt
J. Toscano
Windy Palierino
P. Villian
O'Horlick
J. Villani
M. Micaletti
Don Patterson
Pete Villani
McGonigle
Stallions
D. Cook
V. Cubellis
F. Durst
M. Presnar
R. Bromley
Durst
Kelly
D. Yoho
B. Owens
Cubellis
Instructional league slated for New Castle youths
KIDS Inc starts an instructional league for New Castle boys aged eight to twelve not on any National or American Little League team. Guided by Dean Boak, about 120 boys already signed up. Report for final instructions tomorrow in the Seventh Ward at Mahoning School at 9 am, tomorrow in Fourth Fifth and Eighth Wards at Mittler Field at 10 am, and Saturday in Third Ward at Vine Street Fire Station at 10 am.
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Vine Street
Laurel Rallies Behind Dubrasky In North County Clash
Ike Dubrasky delivered an eighth inning single to score the winning run as Laurel beat Chewlon 4 8. Jerry Dubrasky earned the mound win in relief after entering in the seventh, while Bob Main took the loss. John Munnell carried a no hitter into the seventh before two hits and three walks altered the game. In a separate North County game, New Wilmington edged Union 2 1 as Hains and Smargassio drove in runs and Mrozek took the loss.
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Ike Dubrasky
Laurel
Chewlon
North County Baseball League
Dubrasky
Jerry Dubrasky
Bob Main
John Munnell
Jerry
New Wilmington
Union
Smargassio
Hains
Rieck Quinn
Dave Mrozek
Cmewton
al ‘ Abu Tow Sbatra
Jee Glerlach
Acces
Ken Lucas
George Allen
Ich Hauseh
Red Potters
Pete Quin
Wrlck Quinn
Ji Barry
Vony Yartley
Jim Ferruchia
Dave Miwek
Erry Larpenter
Greg Marshall
Jack Guy
Mick Adams
Wellington
Laurei
Tom Whitemoo
Ziuremelk
Flin Cony
Smargesilo
Glen Mekissick
Bum Lombario
Jerry Ftaha
Clarence da
Ri. Ryder
Jono Munnell
New Wormington
Hauinel
Seeees
Mick Quinn
Smargesslo
Clan Lombard
Ike _Dupragky
Smargasclo
Gierlach
Marshalls
Munnell Cotter
Kish
Berry
Sp—Zaurenel
Mrotek
So—Heins
Mravel i Catalia
Of—Laurel
j—Munnell
Jerry Winner
Heins
Dullasky
Guy
New Castle Announces Summer Basketball Program Details
New Castle High head coach Don Russ will oversee a summer boys program starting June 1 at the high field house. Age divisions run through elementary grades 4-6 on TueThu mornings 9 to noon, junior high 7-8 on MonWedFri mornings, and senior high 9-12 on MonFri afternoons noon to 3. The program ends August 3.
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New Castle
New Castle High
Don Russ
Ross
New Castle High Field House
Gabriel says Rams seek too much in trade
Los Angeles quarterback Roman Gabriel claims the Rams are asking two first round picks an All-Pro and three other starters in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles. Rams owner Rosenbloom and GM Klosterman deny the charge and say they aim for a fair deal. Gabriel vows to report to training camp if not traded, while denying feuds with teammates. Do Fly Club meets at 9 p.m. at Travelers Inn.
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LOS Angeles
UPI
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Ram
Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Gabriel
Hagle
Carroll Rosenbloom
Ed Masty
Eagles
Don Klosterman
Masty
Philadelphia
Brass
Klosterman
Rosenbloom
Olympic site valued at 10.404 million in Squaw Valley
The Los Angeles organizing committee valued the Squaw Valley Olympic site and its facilities at 10 million four hundred four thousand dollars in a formal appraisal. The figure reflects the property's assessed worth for planning and hosting Olympic events.
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Los Angeles
Squaw Valley
Browns trade star receiver Paul Staroba to Redskins
The Cleveland Browns traded wide receiver Paul Staroba to the Washington Redskins for an undisclosed future draft choice. Staroba, a 1971 third round pick from Michigan, is noted for a game winning 19 yard catch against Denver and for leading the Big Ten in punting in 1970.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Paul Staroba
Washington Redskins
Staroba
Browns
Michigan
Denver
Paul
Redskins
George Allen
Big Ten
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Instructional League
Do Fly Club
Do Fly Fish Club
Traveler's Inn
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