Toscano misses Open berth in playoff at Butler
New Castle golfer Harry Toscano failed to secure a U S Open berth at Butler Country Club finishing 143 for 36 holes in a three way tie for fourth. Chuck Scally won the playoff spot after Birmingham’s bogey on the sand trap. Worsham Masserio also struggled as rolling Hills reported a hole in one by Frank Yankle.
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Pete Mollica
New Castle
Harry Toscano
Pebble Beach
Calif
Toscano
Scally
Birmingham
Harry
John Baker
Butler Country Club
Dan O'Neill
Penn State
Jim Keim
Erie
Lew Worsham
Burton tops listings in PBA money standings and open tour
Nelson Burton Jr of St. Louis leads the official money list with 40910 dollars, followed by Gus Lampo Endicott and Don Johnson Akron as top earners. The Portland Open 37500 dollar event looms in Portland Oregon. A separate note lists other bowlers and their earnings and a Hillsville St Lucy Club benefit game is planned for Judy DeOnofrio at Progressive Field June 25 with a Columbus Club doubleheader.
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Akron
Hillsville St. Lucy Club
Judy DeOnofrio
Progressive Field
Columbus Club
Fornataro's Sweep Keeps DiMuccio's in Second Place
In the Ben Franklin Sio-Pitch League doubleheader Fornataro's beat Cascino's 20-13 and 10-2 to take sole possession of first. Jim Janacone Frank Dattilo and Gene Desch led the first game while Mike Fornataro and Andy Exposito paced the second. DiMuccio's won two games 14-10 and 11-9 behind homers from Tom Dudash Dave Van Horn Sam Isabella and Stan Smith three hits.
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Fornataro's
Cascino
Ben Franklin
DiMuccio's
Martin
Fornataro’s
Fornataro
Jim Janacone
Frank Dattilo
Gene Desch
Mike Fornataro
NHL may expand to 18 teams in 1974 75 season
Montreal AP The NHL Board of Governors planned to award two new franchises for 1974 75 after reviewing 10 applications. The league will add 2 teams to reach 18 with Cleveland Cincinnati Kansas City Washington DC among bidders. Atlanta Flames and New York Islanders joined this season. The draft policy also changed with total first two rounds set at 3 000 per player and 7 000 on signing for a 10 000 total. Penn State football swept Holy Cross five straight.
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NHL
Atlanta Flames
New York Islanders
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Washington, D.C
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
CAHA
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Worsham
Masserio
Rolling Hills
Frank Yankle
Canfield
Ohio
Rich Kinkela
Kinkela
Gil Mason
Mason
del Mar
Jack Ferrante
Ferrante
Burton
Beach
Mario
Michael Marso
W. Cherry St
Pennsylvania Angler Magazine
Shenango Reservoir
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Costa Mesa
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Jim Godman
Lorain
Dave Soutar
Tarzana
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Gary Dickinson
Fort Worth
Texas
Bobby Meadows
Houston
Teata Semit
River Edge
N.J
Don Glover
South Bend
Ind
Mickey Thompson
Washington ST
Holland Kote
Paul & al
Levdtiry
Penn Auto Store
Lawrence Village Plaza
White
la Re
NEW Castle News
Holy Cross
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