Volant advances with one hitter in North County League rout
Craig Marett pitched a one hitter to lead Volant to a 12 to 1 five inning win over Tanner's in North County League action. Bob Peterson hit a homer and drove in four as Volant collected ten hits. Jim Donston had a three RBI double, while Jerry Litzenburg and Keith Goodge homered. Schuller’s topped Union 7 to 1 with Scott Brogan firing a three hitter and driving in three. New Castle beat Edinburgh 9 to 7 as Verage went nine innings with three hits. Maranoff’s defeated Ellwood City 9 to 8 behind Dave Gee seven strikeouts.
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Craig Marett
Marett-Volant
Volant
Tanner
North County Baseball League
Dan Vaniello
Marett
Bob Peterson
Jerry Litzenburg
Keith Goodge
Jim Donston
Jim Brown
Schuller
Scott Brogan
Brogan
Jerry Mowrey
RBI
Alan Burkes
New Castle
Edinburgh
Ed Verage
Verage
Carmen Nocera
Nocera
Mark Borrelli
Wayne Kirkwood
Dave Carangie
Ron Fennick
Dom Miono
Edinburg
Joe Libeto
Maranoff
Ellwood City
Dave Gee
Chuck Gibbons
Dave Jesseman
Peterson
Donstan
Burtred
Litrenburg
Goodge Churchill
Benton
Goodge
Cook
Morett
Brown
Gibbons
Maren
Squillo
Morgan Schuller
Fred McKee
Todd Jay
Keih Abrams
Dave Conway
Joe Miceo
Jarry Cole
Mike Othites
Jerry Bishop
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Alan Burtes
Mike Busn
Larry Dwyer
Mark Venella
Burkes
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Rick Marte
David Carangee
Wayne Firtwood
Dave Ferage
Ron Fennws
Mark Borrell
Dick McClure
Som Sibeto
Rich Hennon
Dom Miom
Joe Sibeto
Brent Tanner
Ed Jopet
Frank Gorgas Otels
Borrell
Mazze
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Sibeto
Nocera Corange
Sibeta
Coperio
Mchinck Maranofe
Cheva Barber
Mark Elisho
Dove Gee
Randy Cepro
Chet Newe
Henn Rich
Fay Doneluck
Rick Gabriel
Trim Romeo
Gary Lemo
Chuck Nordenes
Willie Stoyanot
Frank Pisano
Vic Sherek
Ted Qkel
Rich Herman
Jett Meehan
Ed Smith
Keith Foley
Barber
Rich
Herman
Romeo
Barber Shereh
Hermon
Big league line scores shows a day of tight baseball
United Press International tallies multiple games with runs, hits, and losing pitchers across the majors. Notable names include Andujar, Sosa, Swann, Seaver, Bench, Garza, Blyleven, Bonds, and Munson, with numerous home runs and inning-by-inning tallies across cities like Houston Atlanta Cincinnati Chicago and Seattle.
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United Press International National
Houston
Andujar and Ashby
Sanderson
May
Bohnson
Sosa
Carter
Andujar
L—Sosa
Major League Leaders Survive Busy Baseball Standings
National and American leagues showcase leading players across batting, pitching, and fielding stats. Notable figures include Lynn, Bos 16 grid. Rice, Bos and Thomas Mil 13 RBIs. Niekro and Carlton top pitching with wins and ERAs. Moreno Pitt 25 stolen bases. Leflore Det 3 in stolen bases. and Bonds, Clew 18.
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Lynn
Bos
Cal
Singleton
Ball
R Jones
Seo
Rice
Thomas
Mil
Taveras NY
Leflore Det
Wilson
Cruz Sea
Oas
Bonds
Clew
Wills
Niekro
Cow
Swan NY
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Carlton
Phil
John
O Martinez Ball
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Kern
Texa
Ryan Cal
Spirtort
Marshall
Minn
Sorensen
loCoss
Cin
Nieto Mou
Perry
Rogers Mil
Martines
United Press International
GAB
Winfeld
Rose
Marzill NY
Foster
Hendrek
Stl
Hrnands
Templin St
Garvey
Parker
Pat
Knight
Gas
Downing
Kemp
Det
Brert
Rice Bos
Bochte
Sea
Lercano
Covens
Kingman Chi
Lopes
Schmidt
Simmons
Winfield
Sports moves in baseball hockey and football trades and signings
A pulse of trades and signings across leagues: Andy Hassler traded from Boston to New York for cash while Mike Scott moved to Tidewater. Chicago signs Stanley Kyles and Joseph Fiore from Point Park, with Brian Hardy from BYU. Texas acquires John Henry Johnson from Oakland, sends Dave Chalk and others, and Dock Ellis to the Mets for pitchers Bob Myrick and Mike Bruhert. Milwaukee ships Lance Rautmhan to Vancouver, Minnesota recalls Mike Cubbage and option Dan Graham to Toledo. Cleveland acquires catcher DH Clit Johnson from New York for Don Mood. New York (Al) moves Jay Johnstone to San Diego for Dave Wehrminster. St. Louis places Bob Sykes on the 2-day DL. Washington obtains goale Dave Parra from Quebec for Nelson Burton. Montreal seeks Jacques Lemaire as GM coach and player with Serre. Cincinnati signs safety Jim Browner and wide receiver Andre Keys in a flurry of deals. Pittsburgh note shows mixed signals amid uncertainties.
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United Press International
New York
Andy Hassler
Boston
Cash
Mike Scott
Tidewater
Chicago
Stanley Kyles
Joseph Fiore
Point Park
Brian Hardy
Brigham Young Texas
John Henry Johnson
Oakland
Dave Chalk
Mike Heath
Dock Ellis
New York Mets
Bob Myrick
Mike Bruhert
Washington
Dave Parra
Quebec
Nelson Burton
Montreal
Jacques Lemaire
Serre
Cincinnati
Jim Browner
Andre Keys
US-USSER junior track meet set for July 45 at Boston University
Boston University and Amateur Athletic Union announce the US-USSER international junior track and field meet to be held July 45. The event brings together young athletes from major leagues and colleges to compete across sprint and field events.
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Boston
Boston University
Amateur Athletic Union
What’s doing What’s doing TODAY SOFTBALL
Today’s schedule lists multiple softball and sports events across several venues and teams including Calvary and Evangel, American Legion Ellwood City, Laurel New Castle of Bessemer, Neshanwood at Union, and Union Township, with varying start times and matchups.
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Evangel Community
American Legion
Ellwood City
Laurel
New Castle
Bessemer
el Rio
Santey
First Beprat
North County Edinburg
Volant New Castle
Maranot Schullers
West Pittsburg
Tanners
Ellwood
Union Township
Girls Grove City
Rivate
Weds
Dr Pepper
S Gables
Tr-County Girls
Shander
Wollely
Twins
Stubby
Falcons
American Sew Castle
Neshomore
Umor Bessemer
Ellwood City City
Little League Angels
Padres
Grants
Vt Braves
Butch & McCree
Midas
Slave Club
Usssa Papa
Eagles
FA Cray Or? Vent
Gables AC
Ben Franklin
Rundle
Tree Bee
Ben Frantlin
Pure At
Wesco
Lore
Bo Mac
Fochwell
Universal Rundle
Flaherty Furst National
Rudy McCowin
Falcon Gos
Versal
Rundle Eye Disposal
Gorden
Dor Cate
Duda sparks Russo's Pharmacy to 14 run win
Mark Duda scattered four hits and drove in seven runs to spark Russo's Pharmacy past Chuck's Bucs 14 4 in American Legion Post 343 Rookie League. Duda added two doubles while Phil Fava Pagley and Frank Pazak each had two hits. Losing pitcher Richard Macri took the loss.
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Mark Duda
Russo's Pharmacy
Chuck
Bucs
American Legion
Duda
Phil Fava
Mark Pagley
Frank Pazak
Richard Macri
Hurricanes overpower Bears in New Castle slo-pitch league
Amabile and Pazak went 4-for-4 to lead the Hurricanes to a 15-8 win over the Bears in New Castle. winning pitcher Boo Cugini and teammates DeVasil and Pagley added three hits each, while DePaolo and Sapienza blasted two homers apiece.
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Norman Amabile
Frank Pazak
Hurricanes
Bears
New Castle
Boo Cugini
Paul DeVasil
Danny Pagley
Pete DePaolo
Chuck Sapienza
Town & Country Lounge edges Midas Muffler in eight innings
In Seventh Ward Slo Pitch action Town & Country Lounge beat Midas Muffler 6-5 after eight innings. Corky Masters and Skip Manzo each had three hits to fuel the win for Albert Lombardo, with John Presnar doubling and Anthony Esposito adding two hits in a 15-hit attack while Bob Frampton took the loss and Reynd Essa doubled in support.
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Town & Country Lounge
Midas Muffler
Corky Masters
Skip Manzo
Albert Lombardo
John Presnar
Anthony Esposito
Reynd Essa
Bob Frampton
Williamson Miller take second at Hickory Speedway night
New Castle drivers Tom Williamson and Terry Miller each finished runner up in their features at Hickory Speedway last night. Williamson took second in the Six Cylinder feature while Miller was second in the Mini Stock race, as Six Cylinder, Mini Stock, Mini Modified and Semi Late results list others.
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New Castle
Tom Williamson
Terry Miller
Hickory Speedway
Williamson
Miller
Joe Blazak Hubbard
Ohio
Rudy's Nap, Nolker Power In 17-4 Softball Win
Naples Nolker homered while Andy Naples and Chuck Nolker also went deep as Rudy's Halfway Inn defeated First National Bank 17-4 in Flaherty Slo-Pitch. Rudy's moved to 10-4, tying for second. Joe Frankovich and Wally Lenhart each doubled twice and Nolker and Mike Metz added another double in a 19-hit assault. Gep Pocza earned the win. Tom O'Shane took the loss. Rudy's plated runs in every inning except the first.
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Andy Naples
Chuck Nolker
Rudy
Halfway Inn
First National Bank
Flaherty
Joe Frankovich
Wally Lenhart
Nolker
Mike Metz
Gep Pocza
Tom O'Shane
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Gee
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