Tickets on sale for 1979 Big 33 Classic at Hersheypark Stadium
Tickets are on sale for the 1979 PIAA Big 33 Classic to be held July 28 at Hersheypark Stadium at 7 30 p m. The all star game features the top 33 East players against the best in the West. North roster changes include Jerom Ley and Nick Travisano replacing unavailable players. Coaches Bill Abraham and Mickey Minnich plan a player friendly format and one week of training at Shippensburg State College before the game.
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Rowdy crowds spur security boost at Milwaukee Brewers games
Milwaukee County Stadium will add up to 30 private security personnel to bolster ushers and police amid rising rowdy behavior at Brewers games. City Prosecutor David Felger said arrests at games have nearly doubled from last season as security stepping up to maintain order.
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Stanley Keys Pope’s Big 10-4 Win In Suburban Minor League
Stanley struck out 13 and limited Mohawk to four hits as Lnion Pope’s routed Mohawk 10-4 in Suburban Minor League action. He doubled and collected four hits while Darrell Knight added two doubles and Mark Walters hit a homer. Ray Stewart and Jim Micco doubled for the winners. Charlie Gregham lost despite a double, with Nick Bartalone and Jerry Cracraft also adding doubles for Mohawk.
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Piccari tosses no hitter for Holiday Inn Union
Former Union Area High School star Bryan Piccari fired a no hitter to lead Holiday Inn Union to a 5-0 victory over New Castle Post 343 in Lawrence County American Legion play. He added a single, a triple and three RBIs, while Kevin Guinaugh added two hits and Westminster College products aided Burkes in the win. Mark Pagley took the loss.
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Scoresheets Need League Names On All Results
A plea to consistently include a league name on baseball and football scoresheets. The policy covers North County American Legion and Suburban leagues, ensuring fair filing when results lack league identification.
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Manos Sparks First Federal Victory in Post 343 Game
Mark Manos singled to drive in Tim Hall and PJ Latsko with the potential winning run in the third inning, lifting the First Federal Cards 84 over West Side Indians. Latsko allowed four hits, Paul Schweikert doubled, and Mark Woods tripled as Barry Whetzel added two hits in support of loser Cal Harrison in American Legion Connie Mack action.
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Trott's homer fuels Perrotta Sons win in DeCarbo Little League
In Edward A and Donald G DeCarbo action Perrotta Sons rallied from a one run deficit to beat Cioffi Sons 5 3. Bill Trott's three run homer in the fifth led the comeback supported by John Jacobs double and Larry Perrotta triple. Pat Scarnati stood out for the losers with two hits and strong defense. Bill Rees took the loss.
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Falcons win as Chrobak stars in a 10-1 rout
Mary Chrobak led Polish Falcons with three hits including a triple to pace a 10-1 win over Neshannock A.C. Jodi Lidak tossed a three-hitter in support, Becky Myers and Terry Wade added three hits each, while Linda Medved took the loss for Neshannock.
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Montabon spark plugs 19 run Baptist win in Slo-Pitch
Montabon sparked First Baptist with four hits including a double and a triple as Rod McCormick earned the win with three hits of his own and Randy Kimmel added three hits in a 19-3 victory over First Wesleyan. Jeff Cook took the loss for First Wesleyan.
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Neshannock Mixes Tennis Tourney With Summer Events
A mixed doubles event for Neshannock Township residents runs June 23 to July 1 at Pearson Park courts in conjunction with National Tennis Week promoted by Lipton Ice Tea. Entry and guidelines at Pearson Park recreation office weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact Dan Wagner for details. The winning team advances to a regional at Monroeville Racquet Club. A nursing jogging club for township women is forming. register at Pearson Park office.
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ASU track coach Lenon Baldy Castillo resigns to lead ticket sales
Lenon Baldy Castillo, famed for coaching 13 Olympians over a 30 year tenure, steps down as Arizona State University track and field coach. Athletic Director Dr Fred L Miller announces Castillo will remain with ASU in a new role directing group ticket sales and special projects.
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Rotary tennis tournament canceled at Westminster College
New Wilmington Rotary Club canceled its fifth annual tennis tournament scheduled today through Sunday at Westminster College. About 30 entries entered this year, well below the 100 entries of prior years, and a Pittsburgh event plus a gas shortage were blamed. Tournament director John McLure said the club plans to hold it next year.
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Kings Sign Charlie Simmer To Multiyear Deal
Los Angeles Kings left winger Charlie Simmer, who tallied 48 points in 38 games last season and had 21 goals, signed a multi year contract with the club. Terms of the pact were not disclosed.
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