Rocking Ohio Penn State stars shine in all star bid
In the Ohio Pennsylvania Stateline High School All-Star Classic at Geneva College Reeves Stadium, Slippery Rock’s Jim Maker connected on a 24 yard scoring pass and Beaver Falls’ Jerry Cook rushed for 71 yards while both sparked the western Pennsylvania squad to a 20-7 win over Pennsylvania. Maker and Long shared quarterback duties with Maker tossing a 24 yard strike to Greg Fusetti and Cook showing speed and cutting ability on the ground.
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Dan Irwin
NEW Castle News
Beaver Falls
Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock High
Jim Maker
Edinboro University
Beaver Falls High
Jerry Cook
Slippery Rock University
Western Pennsylvania Stars
Geneva College
Reeves Stadium
Joe Roth
Ellwood City
Lincoln High
Pennsylvania
Pat Burson
Maker
Wake Forest
Gregg Long
Richland
Keystone Corps
Cook
Greg Fusetti
Ohio
Beaver
Len Tivis
Bill Chapman
Brian Hall
Monaco High
Jeff Catanzarite
Westminster College
Man
Thiel College
Catanzarite
Charlie Samples
West Branch
Muskingum
Ohio New Brighton
Bob Delisio
Hall
Delisio
Carnegie-Mellon University
GFE la Ca
AG Syst Salts Embineee
Terry Buckley
George Vukovich
Jerry Burk
Craig Yanni
Tom Watson
Scott Boyd
New Castle players impress scouts at Erie tryout
Four New Castle youths Anthony Cioffi Mike Kirkwood Cedric Hawkins and Jim Leitera attracted major league attention at a Thursday Erie tryout where 20 of 100 hopefuls earned a spot on a watch list. Scouting by the Central Scouting Bureau focused on fielding hitting running arm strength and bat speed with 15 scouts present.
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New Castle
Erie
Anthony Cioffi
Mike Kirkwood
Cedric Hawkins
Jim Leitera
New Castle High
Cioffi
Rock signs six female cagers
Slippery Rock University announces six new women's basketball recruits for 1987-88 joining Ursula Payne. Freshmen Jennifer McVickers Veronica Bean and Robin Blalock join Payne. JC transfers Patty Kris Sharon Taylor also sign. Kris and Taylor enter as juniors. all bring strong scoring and rebounding credentials from McDonald Urbana Cleveland Heights Mt Aloysius Garrette Loudoun County.
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Slippery Rock
Union Area High
Ursula Payne
Slippery Rock University
Jennifer McVickers
McDonald
Veronica Bean
Urbana
Ohio
Robin Blalock
Cleveland Heights
Payne
Kathy Richey-Walton
Lady Rockets
Patty Kris
Mt. Aloysius JC
Cresson
Sharon Taylor
Garrette Community College
McHenry
McVickers
Fort
Wayne State names Joe Horn interim football coach
SRU graduate Joe Horn, 32, named interim head coach of the Wayne State Tartars for the 1987 season after David Farris resigned to coach Petoskey High School. Horn has been Wayne State's offensive coordinator since March 1986 and previously coached at Millersville, Columbia Pa, Western Kentucky, Minnesota, Clairton Pa, and Slippery Rock. He played exhibition seasons with the Steelers in 1976 and Eagles in 1977 and now resides in Royal Oak, Michigan.
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Bob di Spirito
SRU
Don Ault
Pennsylvania
Karl Florie
Ellwood City
Cook
Rockets
Florie
Millersville University
Columbia
Western Kentucky University
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Clairton
Slippery Rock University
Slippery Rock
Horn
Pittsburgh Steelers
Philadelphia Eagles
Royal Oak
Mich
Lincoln High
al Campman
Sharon High
Campman
Wolverines
St. Bonaventure
Camman
Lincoln
Toscano Fails to Qualify but Grabs Open Preview Ink
San Francisco Examiner preview on June 18 notes Harry Toscano Jr. of New Castle appeared in Open coverage at the Olympic Club. It recalls the 1966 Open where Toscano paired with Johnny Miller and Lee Trevino, Trevino finishing 54th and Miller eighth, with strong impressions of Trevino’s and Toscano’s early careers.
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Kayleen Cubb
NEW Castle News
Harry Toscano Jr
New Castle
San Francisco Examiner
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Toscano
Johnny Miller
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Miller
Brigham Young University
Johnny
Lee
The
Examiner
Texas
el Paso
John
Ritchey
Cindy Boyd
New Wilmington
College of the Business Administration
Penn
Langer shoots bogey-free 68 to lead, Aaron opens strong
Langer rebounds in Connecticut with a bogey-free 68 on the TPC course, hitting a 60 foot 5th hole putt. PGA Seniors Tour rookie Tom Murphy Aaron posts 65 to lead the Greater Grand Rapids Open while Dave Hill Gary Player and Walter Zembinski follow. Deb Richard finishes strong in Rochester with a 9 under 132 through two rounds but rain delays halt play. Police investigate a fatal gunshot at the Adams ranch near Houston involving the Oilers owner’s son Kenneth Stanley Adams III.
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Langer
Connecticut
New Jersey
United States
Tommy Aaron
Grand Rapids
Bob Charles
Billy Casper
Orville Moody
Elks Country Club
Dave Hill
Gary Player
Walter Zembinski
Aaron
B . Aaron
Gainesville
United Hospitals
Malvern
Oklahoma City
mDeb
Richard
Pittsford
N.Y
Lorie Garbacz
Muffin Spencer-Devlin
Marci Bozarth
Garbacz
Houston Oilers
K.S
Bud
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Jimmy
Wilmington Area High
Joe Gargasz
Westminster Titan
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Mike Rickerd
Clarion University
Kirkwood
Hawkins
Leitera
University of Pittsburgh
Central Scouting Bureau
Rock
Cherry
Pittsburgh Press
Bean
Blalock
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Kris
Johnstown High
Taylor
Loudoun County High
Leesburg
SRU Grad
Whitewalt
Pen
E.J. Williams Inc
S. Mill St
E.W. Tire CO
Wilmington Rd
Kayleen
Korner
State University
Neshannock
Wilmington
Lancers
Jim Smiley
Ed Covert
Bob Kwiat
Covert
Westminster
Kwint
Mike Duffy
Kevin Dewberry
Greyhounds
Kim Foley
Kwiat
Dewberry
Duffy
Geneva
Pitt-Johnstown
Adams
Kenneth Stanley Adams III
Waller
Harris-Waller County
Harris County Medical Examiner’s Office
Harris County
John Byrd
Prothero & Parco
Wilmington Ave
MON
Thurstubs
SAT
Butler Ave
Idea Discount House
Kingsford
Valu
New Butler Road
Highland Ave
Veltre Tire Service
King’s Jewelry
Washington
Open Monethurs
Towne Mall
Admiral Freezer
Admiral
Newey
Washin
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