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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1980
Page
19
Maiella pitched a no hitter and hit a fifth inning grand slam to power Eighth Ward past Sixth Ward 7-0 in DeCarbo Little League action. He added a first inning two run double and had one RBI. John Romansky added an RBI triple in the sixth.
Harry Magno fired a 36 low gross round at Sylvan Heights GC to pace the Valentine’s League with Tom DeLorenzo Jr Hank Carbone Henry Giammatteo and Joe DeLuca close behind at 37 Walter Kieler and Anthony Giammatteo earned low net 29 Glorioso's leads standings with 1372 points Mazzocco's 132 and Kieler's 132 In other area play Chris DeJoseph shot 36 over front nine at Sylvan Heights DeJoseph low nets 29 with 31s by Fred Farone Dino DeLorenzo Sr Korn's tops standings 121 points and Cioppa's DeJoseph's 1172 each Senior Citizens Paul Small 38 over back nine claimed low gross Close behind Small were Pete Dimeco and T Barber with 39s F Monath low net 26 J Colaluci M Kolodieski P Pietrowicz 27s Salamon's leads 42 points Christopher's 38.5 Nahas 37.5 Rockwell Spring Mohawk Trails Biggard Taylor low gross 39s and net 31 Mohawk Ladies Marty Lou Eichenlaub 46 pace Cindy Barton low net 34 Sandy Diamond 35 Drivers lead 36 points Mashies and Chippers tied 31 Sparkle Miller Linda Mazzocca Martha Barnhart Betty Gentile special events winners.
Mount and teammate Theresa Luchs powered Bessemer to an 8 7 victory over Laurel I in girls Suburban 13 15 Slo Pitch action. Mount homered and tripled while Luchs earned the win with a double. Romano added a triple to ignite the key sixth inning. J Houck took the loss.
Two University of Idaho fraternities played softball nonstop from April 25 noon to April 28 1:30 pm for 72 hours 28 minutes 45 seconds to claim a world record.
The Philadelphia 76ers announce the retirement of play-by-play voice Bill Campbell after 33 years in broadcasting. Campbell will become director of broadcasting. Public address announcer Dave Zinkoff, debuting in 1935 for the Philadelphia Spas, has long served NBA teams including the Harlem Globetrotters Warriors and 76ers.
Anthony Guiliano went 4-for-4 with a triple and sparked a four-run eighth inning as the Polish Falcons defeated Marino Electric 10-6 in New Castle. Tom Davidson collected three hits for the winners while Toger Nocera and John Apecello also had three hits each. Fritz Reider took the loss for Marino Electric.
Brandon Womer’s two run triple capped a three run seventh inning lifting New Wilmington Eagles to a 5 4 victory over Shenango after trailing 4 2 entering the seventh. Womer had driven in New Wilmington’s first two runs with a third inning single as Jeff Kaufman Brian Kauffman and Marty Kollar added two hits apiece. Matt Miller drove in both Shenango’s runs in the loss.
The 16 team USSSA Slo Pitch Softball Tourney finals were rained out last weekend and will be played at Deshon Field at noon Sunday. Undefeated Bingo's Lounge faces the once beaten Polish Falcons in a double elimination capper. Local USSSA director Pete Carvella will present the trophy. Another tournament is set for late July and early August.
Zambelli's Fireworks defeated Roger DeCarbo 7 2 in Post 343 Rookie Baseball League action. Borrelli doubled twice and drove in four runs while Rich Serginese pitched a two hitter with six strikeouts to improve to 2 0 on the mound. Jim Leitera took the loss after giving up two hits.
Rusty Nail swept Falcon Gas 16-6 and 10-8 in Flaherty Slo-Pitch action to snap an eight-game losing streak. Key hits came from Rick Arcuri, Bob Myers, Tom O Sh ane, and Cliff Downing. Dale Elder earned the first win, Cracraft the loss. In the nightcap rally, Creighton Miller drove in two runs with a decisive single.
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