Church Golf League highs and golf scores roll
Palmer church medalist Fred Palmer shot 36 over the back nine at Castle Hills while Bob Casalandra led with 36 over the front nine in the league. Other scores ranged from 37 to 44 percent points across churches and clubs with team totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Castle Hills
Bob Casalandra
Church
Bruce McKibben
Bob McCreary
Tom Gunther
Gary Scheidemantle
John Ferry
Randy Frank
Vic Darbynski
Tom Robinson
Rick Baxter
Bob Braatz
Jim Brest
Chuck Ramsey
Philip and
James
First Methodist
Second
Epworth Methodist
St. Camillus
Clen Moore
Savannah
First Presbyterian
Highland
St. John’s
Louis Bernabe II
Morelli
Mohawk Trails
Louis Bernabe Sr
Charles Myers
Ted Bono
Walter Litwinowicz
George Nader
Bob
Ted Hilke
Pete Kwolek
Canada Dry
Tony’s Lounge
Croton Cafe
West Side Market
Tang Gang edge Mates in Girls Over 18 Slo-Pitch
In a close league night Tang Gang beat WESAC Mates 10-8 behind K J Frelin R Garaziani Faye Evans Mary West and Rose Fregone with Mary Rozzi earning the win. Debs defeated Squires Inn 6-2 led by Mario Offredo and Peggy Krueger who pitched a seven-hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Tang Gang
WESAC
K. J. Frelin
R. Garaziani
Faye Evans
Mary West
Rose Fregone
Mary Rozzi
Tang Gang
Mario Offredo
Peggy Krueger
Squires Inn
Sally Wright
Squires
Carol Kradel
Asphalt Sealers
Verage’s
Dot Bauder
Sealers
Pirates hold extended tryout camp at Flaherty Field
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce a June 14 camp at Flaherty Field directed by scouting supervisor Joe Consoli. Players 17 to 23 should report at 10 a.m. ready to work until 3 p.m. Legion players need written permission. Players supply gear. Pirates provide remaining equipment. If contracted, expenses are reimbursed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Pirates
Flaherty Field
Joe Consoli
American Legion
Legion
Pirates
Pirate Organization
Major hunting changes slated by Pennsylvania Game Commission
The Pennsylvania Game Commission outlines major hunting season changes for 1972 including two turkeys per hunter, one during fall and one in spring, extended spring gobbler hours to 11 a.m., and possession limits replacing most small game limits. Bear season tentatively set for Nov 20-21 with possible cancellation. final decision before Labor Day. Archery deer and small game dates listed. mink and muskrat trapping shortened. Also notes fishing contests, bowfishing results, and public center opening June 10 near Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Bukowski
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Interstate 80
Ohio
Big Woods
Derby of Home Run Leaders and Stoppage of Record
In Eugene Oregon Joe Lucas of Georgetown University had his steeplechase meet record of 8 30 1 disallowed due to inadequate depth in the water hazard at Hayward Field. The column also lists top home run totals in the National and American Leagues with players from Pitt Cincinnati San Diego Oakland Chicago and Milwaukee among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Ore
UPI
Joe Lucas
Georgetown University
Hayward Field
Lucas
Atlanta
Montreal
Abrh
Stoneman
Upshaw
Fairey
Marshall
Bateman
E—Garr
Evans
Millan
Carty
Jorgensen
Verbbso
Schueler
Hardin
Staub Cf
Perez Ib
Jones Ib
Hague Rf
Fregosi
Geronimo
Martinez
Garrett
Concepen
Chaney
Dyer
Grimsley
Seaver
Borbon
Milner
Uhlaendr
Frisella
Carroll
Kranepol
Cincinnat
New York
EC Fregosi
Cincinnati
Harrelson
Hague
Perez
Sf-Bench
Seaver L
Jeter
Hebner
J Hernandez
Stargell
SE. Hernandez
Arlin
Sf-Spiezio
Moose
Arlin Lo
Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Stewart
Doyle
Miller
Gamble
Texas
Alou
Montanez
Luzinski
Clarke
Nelson
Stone
Torres
Jones
Watson
Hutton Ib
Murcer
Mincher
Edwards
White
Allen
Maddox Cf
Stinson
Harrah
Callison
Broberg
Houston
Roland
Lindblad
Lanier
Hinton
Ellis
Hutton
Bowa
Cedeno
Watson York
Sf—Mccarver
Dierker L
Billings
Howard
Iph
Stottlemyre
Aces Dierker
Hoerner
Hoerner Save
Linblad
St. Louis
San Francisco
Zrock
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Patek
Cruz
Rader
Hesse
Hoviey
Lahoud
Piniella If
Torre
Kingman
Conighiar Cf
Kirkpatrek
Rojas
Certo Hf
Fuentes
Tramcan
Maybrry
Clendenn
McDowell
Feiske
Otis
Melendez Cf
McMahon
Rodriguez
Schaal
Maxvill
Goodson
Auerbach
Spinks
Keough
Parsons
Splittorff
Alvea Ph Sanders
Schenbim
Segui
Fitamorris
Hopkins
E—Torre
St. Milwaukee
Louis
Simmons
Maddox
Clendenon
Bonds
Ous
Sanders
Reynolds
Piniel
Los Angeles
Ybe—Kirkpatrick
Kessinger
Valentine
Beckett
Russell
Davis
Popovich
Williams
Robinson
Santo
Mota
Parker
Cardenal
Garvey
Hickman
Cannizzar
Handley
John P
Pwarro
Grorkww
North
Brewer
Chicago
SF Valentine
Brerbbso Pizarro
Jonn
Edinburg Edges Volant For First Loss In Narrow Game
Edinburg defeats Volant 2-1 after Gary Cyrus drives in Jim Olenick with a ninth inning single. Volant ace John Munnell suffers his first loss after eight straight wins. Murphy Stanley pitches a three hitter to improve to 3-3. Olenick belts a three hit game including a sixth inning homer to tie the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Cyrus
Jim Olenick
Edinburg
Volant
North County Baseball League
John Munnell
Murphy Stanley
Bob Mitcheltree
Stanley
SCS
Tanner
Superette
Castlewood
Bob Green
Green
Dave Lee
Jack Zduriencik
SOI
Chet Neve
Joe Hudak
Carl Drespling
Bob Brush
Jerry Dubrasky
Bob Peterson
Jim Moser
Steve Calabrese
Ed McFarland
Mark Manifrang
Gary Commesso
John Young
Ron Rainey
Jim Crea
Rich Dubrasky
Murph Stanley
RBI
Olenick
Cyrus
Sac—Commesso
Crea
Hudak
Bb—Stanley
Munnell
So—Stanley
Iowa Set for Series in NCAA World Series Opener
Iowa University baseball features two former Ellwood City stars Dave Blazin and Ray Smith as it opens the NCAA College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium Omaha Neb. The Hawkeyes eye a Big Ten title after 1939 while facing 60 4 Arizona State in the first round with Southern California Texas and Oklahoma also in action. Blazin named outstanding player of the tournament and Smith hits .319.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa University
Ellwood City High
Dave Blazin
Ray Smith
Arizona State
Rosenblatt Stadium
Omaha
Neb
Hawkeyes
Southern California
Trojans
Mississippi
Connecticut
Texas
Temple University
Oklahoma
Iowa
Sun Devils
Bowling Green
Smith
Western boxing trials set for Roseburg in late June
The United States Olympic Western boxing trials will be held in Roseburg Oregon from June 30 to July 2. Amateur boxers from 23 western states will compete in 11 weight divisions. The Eastern trials run June 15 to 17 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Ore
Mississippi
Cincinnati
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Palmer Church
St. Margaret
Debs
New Castle
Nick DeCristoforo
Delaware Ave
John E. Talios
7Th St
West Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania
Nick
John
Presque Isle State Park
Erie
Grayling
Mich
Bob Bitner
Michigan Archery Association
P.O. Box
Charles M. Kanouff
Curwensville
Tionesta Creek
Presque Isle Beach
Richard S. Schweiker
Schweiker
Presque Isle
Peninsula
Game Lands Tour
Wattsburgh
Barton Rd
Cal Hooper
Jay Swigert
Butler
Hooper
Cal
Altoona
Mercy Hospital
Swigert
John Badger
Mercer
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
Mark Rutledge
Ducks Unlimited
Lake Wilhelm
Goddard State Park
Sandy Lake
Northwest Division
Eagles Club
Pymatuning
Game Commission
Bench
Cin
Pitt
Colbert
Holl
Jackson
Oak
Duncan
Chi
Cash
Del
Harper
Bos
Stanton
Conigliaro
Mil
G. Ab
Pet. Saguila
Pit
St. L
St.l
Tolan, Cin
Bekar
Olivi
Lee
Cedno
Hou
Watsa
Staub
Cliate
Lanny Toth
Ray Doneluck
Bob Skaneski
Jim Barber
Bob Barber
Fuzzy Fazzone
Craig Zeigler
Tom Whiteman
John Davis
Bob Ostrosky
Mark Hutchison
Cliff Davis
Tim Price
Chuck Hutchison
Jeff Swanik
Tim Burns
Doneluck
Neve
Zduriencik
B. Barber
Fazzone
Whiteman
Sakenski
Bb—Green
Price
So—Green
Remington
Wew Castle
Consumer Discount
Washington St
Rose Friedman
Temple
Bond
Campbell’ Products
Harry T.ow Sons
Flintrote Company
Towson
Maryland
van Heusen
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