Perrotta slams grand slam as Seventh Ward tops Sixth Ward
In National Little League action John Perrotta powered the Seventh Ward with a grand slam and three doubles as they beat the Sixth Ward 12-11. Gerald Parou earned the win in relief, while Joe Kelly took the loss after pitching in relief of Ken Caraway. Larry Williams fueled Sixth Ward with two doubles and a single. West Pittsburg crushed Fourth Ward Phillies 17-3 behind Mark Galmarini four-hit pitching with seven strikeouts and Anthony Mangino’s homer, two doubles and a single. Joe Kobialka, Randy Galmarini, and Mark Allegro contributed multiple hits. Medical Center defeated Leyde Tanner 14-7 in the Second Ward Senior Division led by Tom Evans four safeties including a double and home run. Mike Rooney, John Silvis and Todd Park added doubles. Rooney and Evans shared pitching duties with Rooney credited the win and Scott Raeburn the loss. Dial Finance shaded Handy Andy 6-0 in the Second Ward Little League as Wayne Ryan and John Heasley combined for a one-hitter and Bill Frengel drove in a triple with the bases loaded. Baron routed Gus’s 23-6 in the Second Ward Colt League with John Wilkins and Jeff Horchler combining for a two-hitter. Wilkins, Horchler, John Apecella, Rich Harding and Dave Lamorells supplied the big hits.
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John Perrotta
Perrotta
Gerald Parou
Joe Kelly
Ken Caraway
Larry Williams
West Pittsburg
Fourth Ward Phillies
Mark Galmarini
Anthony Mangino
Joe Kobialka
Randy Galmarini
Mark Allegro
Wayne Ryan
John Heasley
Dial Finance
Handy Andy
Bill Frengel
Baron
Gus
John Wilkins
Jeff Horchler
Wilkins
Horchler
John Apecella
Rich Harding
Dave Lamorells
Phares star in City Golf League medalist nine
Ron Phares blistered Sylvan Heights Golf Course with a five under par 30 to secure medalist status on the back nine, while Dick Love shot 34 for front nine medalist honors. Connie Palumbo, Stan Bukowski, and Enzo Restivo posted subpar fronts. numerous others registered 37s to 39s across multiple leagues at Sylvan Heights and Castle Hills. East Side Expos edge Croton AC 6-5 in City Legion play as Mike Hamed drives in decisive run.
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Ron Phares
Sylvan Heights
Dick Love
Connie Palumbo
Stan Bukowski
Enzo Restivo
Rick Plonka
John Dado
Alex Herman
Ed Hassan
Frank Scungio
John Gennock
Harry Toscano Sr
Lou Cioppa
Mike Esposito
Sam Buonpane
Ralph Ascione
Carl Melltrot
Zeke Zarilia
John Schneider
Vince Sands
Pat Cioppa
Andy Bloise
Dick Hamilton
Felix Mele
Bob Palmer
John DiMuccio
John DeSimone
Andy Esposito
Jerry Hasson
Ace Cash
Carry
Ed DeCarbo
New Castle School of Trades
Mike Jarrat
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Hank Carbone
Pete Terranova
Eagles
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Tom Robinson
Jim Leimbacher
Castle Hills
Bob McCreary
John Lockley
George Henderson
Joe McGaffie
Bill Liewellyn
Francy Frank
Tom Reiber
Perry Weingartner
Ray Wright
Chuck Lewis
Tom Gunther
John Noga
Bill Richards
Randy Beck
Roy Mumford
Dave Gardini
Stan Hayden
Bruce McKibben
Epworth Methodist
SS. Philip and James
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Morelli
Mohawk Trails
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Sam Mooney
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Louis Paris
Mooney
Matty Carbone
Jack Johnson
Henry Rice
Mike Morelli
Yale
Villanova
Purdue
Columbia
Mike Hamed
George Sandora
Expos
Croton AC
City Legion
Sandora
Hamed
Sankey routs Faith County Chapel 37 in league game
Sankey Youth Center defeated Faith County Chapel 37 to 3 in the Junior Church Slo-Pitch League. J Sheller and J Crawford led at the plate while K Martin and C Copple combined on the mound to hold Faith County to three hits.
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J. Sheller
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C. Copple
Pentecostal first loss opens season in slo pitch league
Church of God edged First Pentecostal 3-2 in ten innings as Arla Bromley scored the decisive run in the 10th. First Pentecostal rebounded to win 8-2 over Gardner-Rebecca. Dick Woodring, Ricky Bromley and Dick Altman powered Church of God in a 12-3 victory over Christian Assembly. First Baptist beat Gardner- Rebecca 22-7 with Lutz and Kilpatrick homering. Calvary Independent routed Nazarene 11-6 for first win. The Mates beat Asphalt Sealer 4-2 in Girls over 18. Mahoningtown Merchants crushed NCBC 31-7 led by Runyon, Smith, DeCarbo, Rossi and Braykovich. A girls slo-pitch carnival is set for July 17 at Gaston Park with Inter-League All-Star games and Miss Softball crown.
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Church of God
First Pentecostal
Gardner-Rebecca
Arla Bromley
Christian Assembly
Dick Woodring
Ricky Bromley
Dick Altman
First Baptist
Gardner- Rebecca
Philip Lutz
Ed Lutz
Leo Kilpatrick
Calvary Independent
Nazarene
Asphalt Sealer
Dorothy Williams
Catharine Rice
Sherry Thompson
Mahoningtown Merchants
NCBC
Phyllis Runyon
Kathy Smith
Merchants
JoAnn DeCarbo
Madge Rossi
Carol Braykovich
Gaston Park
Lawrence County
Pete “Figo
Carvella
NBA adopts hardship draft rule to curb ABA signings
The NBA will draft and sign hardship cases ahead of next season to counter early ABA signings. A new hardship clause to the four year rule allows qualified players to enter a September supplementary draft or the following March regular draft depending on filing and approval dates. Commissioner Walter Kennedy noted hardship criteria include finances, family size, academics, and post basketball employment options.
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UPS
National Basketball Association
The
NBA
American Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
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Kennedy
West Penn Amateur leads with Masserio two strokes clear
Duquesne’s Jim Masserio shot 73 to lead the West Penn Amateur at halfway in the 72 hole event at South Hills Country Club. Rockvey 141 and Savor 142 followed as candidates around 36 holes with Petrella among top 15 after a 76 second round.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jim Masserio
Duquesne
West Penn
South Hills Country Club
Dave Petrella
Ellwood City
Petrella
Magierio
Masserio
Jed
Rockvey
Nottingham
Irey
Mount Lebanon
Eastern Kentucky State
Steve Savor
Alcoma
Arnold Palmer
John Birmingham
Oakmont
Bill Jackson
South Hills
Miss Softball Queen Contest Opens for 1971 Entries
Girls aged 16 to 21 are invited to enter the 12th annual Miss Softball Queen for 1971 contest. To enter, send a photograph to Pete Figo Carvella at 19 S Jefferson St.
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Pete “Figo” Carvella
S. Jefferson St
Sands and Moore share lead in Public Links after first round
Angelo Sands of New Castle and Jack Moore of Pittsburgh shot 70 to lead the Public Links at South Park. Ron Phares, also of New Castle, was one back at 71 with two eagle putts and strong finishing holes. Local amateur Jain Gennock opened at 75 while DeSimone and Bloise scores were unavailable.
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Phil Bridenbaugh
New Castle High School
Pittsburgh
Angelo Sands
New Castle
Jack Moore
South Park
Ron Phares
Phares
Phoenix
Ariz
Jain “Rags” Gennock
John DeSimone
Andy Bloise
Sands
al Richards
Erie
National League lead hitters and batting averages cited
United Press International lists top NL batters led by Torre Davis and Bekrt with high averages. top American leaguers include Oliva Mier Bird and Kaline. Pitching leaders feature Ellis Carlton Dierker Blue McNally and Cuellar. season totals show runs, RBIs, and home runs across leagues. Amateur note: Vega Alta to tour New York amateur all-star teams in Puerto Rico series.
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Pitt
Aaron
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Umpires tourney finishes with weekend finals at Gaston Park
The Lawrence County Umpires Association Gis Slo-Pitch Tournament ends this weekend at Gaston Park. The B Division girls under 18 final is 8 p.m. Sunday, A Division girls over 18 final 7 p.m. Sunday, with trophies and travel money awarded by committee members John Pace Gene Pace Pete Carvella and Ralph Pia. Saturday and Sunday schedules list Class A and Class B matchups with winner and loser bracket games, leading to Sunday championship contests. All-Star games note Enos Slaughter played in 10 All-Star games.
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Lawrence County Umpires Association
Gaston Park
John and
Gene Pace
Pete “Figo” Carvella
Ralph Pia
Sheaffs
Sans Penzoil
Asphalt Sealers
WESAC
Cone Shuke
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