Let’s Go Outdoors Yashers Chase Trout Record Day
Suburban editor profiles Len Yasher and his 17 year old son Paul from New Bedford as they fish mostly with minnows releasing most of their catches. Paul lands a potential county record brown trout about 24.5 inches and five pounds while Len nets a 21 inch brown.
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Len Yasher
New Bedford
Paul
Yashers
Wilmington Area High School
Mahoning Sportsmen's Association
Neshannock Creek
Marvin Creek
Smethport
Neshannock
Canada
Mr. Toy
Paul Yasher
Living Word First Baptist clash set after decisive wins
Living Word and First Baptist won to create a top spot showdown in Independent Girls' Church League softball. Living Word beat Calvary Independent 16-8 and First Baptist defeated Sankey Youth Center 11-3, with key hits from Jean Bair Laura Harker and Debbie Snyder.
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Living Word
First Baptist
Calvary Independent
Sankey Youth Center
Jean Bair
Laura Harker
Emma Eyler
Mary Layland
Mary Beth Servidio
Loree Schmidt
J. Patton
B. Pontius
D. Ignatz
Calvary
Lois Furey
J. Crawford
Evangel Community tops Clen Moore UP in girls softball
Evangel Community pounded out 23 hits to beat Clen Moore UP 14 to 6 led by Suzy Michaels four hits and three RBIs from Berry Drake and Leeper each with three hits. Leeper pitched the win with Janet Gray taking the loss. Other games noted North Hill Booster Dan's Poultry 10 Rice's Market 6. Union Bud & Platt's 13 15s. NEPCO rally falls short. Laurel I and Robinson's 5 2. Union 9 12 Concetta James two-hitter for Union Two Police Yankees 10 2 over Dr Pepper Giants. Dodgers 16 3 over Tuff-Kate Angels. Pirates 6 over Glidden Mower. Neshannock 9 12 Hannon Real Estate 13 5 over Shenango.
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Evangel Community
Clen- Moore
Suzy Michaels
Evangel
Janice Berry
Janice Drake
Patty Leeper
Susan Drake
Berry
L. Gattey
Clen Moore
Leeper
Janet Gray
North Hill
Dan
Rice
Laurie Gattey
Janet Tray
Union Bud & Platt’s
Lively
Nepco
Lauren Masotti
Andrea Boughter
Neshannock Robinson
Laurel I
Linda Mooney
Cindy Houk
Robinson
Pat Kramer
Laurel
Nancy Cunningham
Kramer
Union
Concetta James
Union Two Police Yankees
Dr. Pepper Giants
Yankees
Jamie Funk
Michele
Westgate
Dodgers
Tuff-Kate Angels
Shelly King
Shawn Speed
Kim Hoover
Tammy Glidden
Hoover
Michele Fair
Italy
Westgate Pirates
Glidden
Bishop Tosses Two-Hitter, Schuller Tops West Pittsburgh 9-0
Jerry Bishop, a former Wilmington Area standout, fired a two-hitter in a six inning game called due to darkness, walking two and fanning eight while aiding Schuller Construction to a 9-0 North County League victory over West Pittsburgh. He also collected three hits and two steals as a two-way standout, with Joe Micco adding two hits and two RBIs and Greg Bleggs slamming a triple.
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Wilmington Area
Jerry Bishop
Schuller Construction
West Pittsburgh
Bishop
Schuller
Joe Micco
Todd Jay
Greg Bleggs
John Allegro
Joe Polanski
West Pittsburg
Bob Herb
Luigi's claims narrow victory in tight slo pitch game
In a close 15 14 loss for Butch and McCree, Luigi's Pizza Kitchen held a 14 6 lead into the bottom of the fifth before Luigi's prevailed with solid hitting. Verdi and teammates provided multi RBI nights, while Rich earned the win and Joseph took the loss as 7th Ward league action continued.
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Butch & McCree
Luigi's Pizza Kitchen
Luigi's
Verdi
RBI
Wayne Alexander
Steve Mack
Chuck Masters
Grimes Angle
Ken Ruppersburger
Gary Temperata
Doug Rich
Larry Joseph
7Th Ward
Town & Country Lounge
BG Auto Parts
Albert Lombardo
Town & Country
Joe Koscinski
John Presnar
Joe Staph
Ralph Bulisco
Koscinski
Staph
Orelli powers Bomac to 14 12 win over UDC in slow-pitch
Chet Orelli drove in two seventh inning runs to lift Bomac Builders past UDC 14 12 in Ben Franklin Slo-Pitch action. Morici Macri and Glorioso each had three hits in Bomac’s 22 hit attack, with Malley and Bowers hitting homers. Dan Malley earned the win as Evans took the loss. In a separate game Zambelli Fireworks defeated BoMac 19 11 with Tony homering and Gabriel adding a double.
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Jim Donston
John Munnell
Chet Orelli
Bomac
UDC
Ben Franklin
Mark Morici
Joe Macri
Lou Glorioso
Paul Malley
Randy Bowers
Olle Kwiat
Dan Malley
Dave Evans
Zambelli Fireworks
Marine Electric
Suburban Casual
Gary McKissick
Steve Llewellyn
Leroy Rhodes
Frank Pia
Suburban Casuals
Fritz Reider
Calabro Club
Tanner's Haven
Jim Zarilla
Falena
Jack Cozza
Rico Shipman
Ron Deporzio
Bob Greco
T H tops Sons of Italy in thrilling 9 8 slo pitch win
T H trailed 7-3 after two innings but scored in the fifth and three in the sixth, aided by Craig Genkinger’s third hit a home run to knot the game. Jim Donnelly and Paul Wadlinger sparked the rally in the final frame, and T H won its seventh game as SCI fell to 8 2. Tiny Henderson was the winning pitcher.
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Sons of Italy
New Castle
SOI
Craig Genkinger
Jim Donnelly
Paul Wadlinger
Doug Hagen
Donnelly
Bob Morris
Sci
Tiny Henderson
Mangieri TV
E. D. Fee
Tom Redmond
Bob Magnone
Fur’ Bakuhn
Sam Mangieri
Jim Clare
Bucci Leads Burrelli Golf League With Back Nine Pace
Henry Bucci fired a 35 on the Sylvan Heights back nine to pace the Burrelli Motors League last night. Al Bucci shot 36, while Chuck Dennis had the low net of 28 at Castle Hills. Bill Richards 38 and Ed Bullano 39 followed. Bill Morris had 34 low net and Jim Hawkins 37 at Mohawk Trails. Charles Morrison shot 29 low net, Howard Kelso 30. Janetti Invitational saw Chuck Dennis lead with 76 (39-37) for a first place tie with Muffa Hassan’s group at Sylvan Heights. two teams finished two over par, third place four over in a four-some event.
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Henry Bucci
Sylvan Heights
al Bucci
Chuck Dennis
Universal Rundle
Bill Richards
Ed Bullano
Castle Hills
Bill Morris
Jim Hawkins
West Side
Marty Rowan
Ed Caggiano
al Jones
Charles Morrison
Mohawk Trails Golf Course
Howard Kelso
John Vargo, Jr
Sam Perrotta
Paul Roth
Muffa’’ Hassan
Buff” Lurenta
Chuck Joseph
Dapper’ Apecelli
Harry Jannetti
Jim Compeli
Joe Goclano
Dave Goclano
Guido Jannetti
Bolinger Summer Recreation Basketball League opens registrations
Bolinger registration invites 17 to 25 year olds not yet signed up to enroll at the West Side Community Action Center. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with a Friday deadline for the registration period.
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Bolinger Summer Recreation Basketball League
West Side Community Action Center
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Loretta
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Tammy McCormick
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Sankey
Jamie Kerr
Taylor
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Judy Fennick
Naomi Hall
Alliance
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Wesleyan
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Tami Hogue
Pam Hall
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Hillsville
Laurel II
Cathy Shaffer
Deneen Suber
Dina McClenahan
Shaffer
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Neshannock Burrelli
Shenango Nepco
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Beth Eve
McCullough
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Keith Abrams
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Joe Polonsy
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Conway
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Herb
Micco
Dave Pelto
Brent Tanner
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Dar Bruno
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Peluso
Swiecinski
Sibeto
Rich Hennon
Peterson Swiecinsk
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Wayne Kikwood
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Wolt
Ed Morrow
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Scott Patterson
Henry Rich
Mark Elisco
Dawd
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Dave’s Supersave Foods, Inc
E. Long Ave
Ctrl EL
Keystone
KDE
Orelli
Tom Tony
Rick Gabriel
Sears
Yardware Store
T&h
Sons
Bucci
Burrelli
Davies
Hawkins
Bowlo
Parkstown
Firestone
Jefferson St
Eas
Bolinger
U.S
Goopzyy
E. J. Williams, Inc
S. Mill St
Johnson Bronze
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