Young shoots 32 to lead City Golf League round
Paul Young, top Shenango High golfer, shot a four under par 32 on the Sylvan course to win medalist honors in the City Golf League. Several players followed with scores in the 34s and 35s as teams posted tall totals and individual leaders across multiple leagues. St. Louis infielder Charley Smith was sidelined again with a finger injury.
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Paul Young
Shenango High
Sylvanaria
City Golf League
Young
Harry Toscano Jr
John DiMuccio
John Wagner
Castle Hills
Ruth Sharbaugh
Margaret Naples
Nancy McGill
Mary E. Eubanks
Marie Palmer
Eubanks
Dorothy Eckles
Eckles
Christofer and Santangelo Selected for All-Star Game Run
Christofer and Santangelo were named among seven of 41 players to advance in the American Legion All-Star baseball tournament after a 5 5 tie between Lawrence County and Butler County. The next game is Saturday at Grove City with 11 a.m. reporting.
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John Christofer
Lou Santangelo
American Legion
Christofer
Santangelo
New Castle High
New Castle Post
Lawrence County Legion League
Lawrence County
Butler County
Grove City
Fifth Ward and 2nd Ward Roll in Joseph's Little League
Fifth Ward beat 1st Ward 18-3 and 2nd Ward defeated 6th Ward 18-1 as Dom Lombardo starred with a double and homer for 5th Ward and Sam Campoli plus Bob Green led 2nd Ward with key hits and strong pitching. Meehan's nips Big J Market 11-10 as David DeBulio slugged a double and homer.
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Fifth Ward
Ward
Dean Park
Meehan
Big J
David DeBulio
Joe Bordenaro
Billie Jean Kings Wimbledon win shocks Smith in final reach
Billie Jean King outplayed defending champion Margaret Smith 6-3 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon final. The Californian teenager rallied from a 0-3 deficit in the second set to win six straight games. Ralston of Bakersfield advanced to meet Manuel Santana in the men's final after edging Cliff Drysdale 6-8 8-6 3-6 7-5 6-3. Australia’s Davidson was eliminated in five sets, leaving Australia without a men’s finalist for the first time since 1955. In doubles, Graebner Riessen and the Danish pair Leschly Ulrich faced Albert Arnold Krantzcke Melville in other draws.
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Billie Jean King
Margaret Smith
Australia
Alhambra
Calif
King
Nancy Richey
U.S
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Ralston
Manuel Santana
Spain
Owen Davidson
Davidson
Tony Trabert
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Marty Riessen
Evanston, Ill
Jan Leschly
Jorgen Ulrich
Jane Albert
Pebble Beach
Mimi Arnold
Santa Barbara
Kathy Krantzcke
Kerry Melville
Pitzer and Caruthers Pitch Five-Hitters in Junior League Wins
Tom Pitzer starred for Second UP as they defeated AZA 12 to 3 with a five hitter. Gary Caruthers boosted Third UP to a 10 to 3 victory over New Wilmington, supported by homers from Tom Barnes and Dan Pettitt. Dick Jokinen hit two homers for Second UP. John Reid collected four hits for Third UP.
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Pitzer
Caruthers Pace
Tom Pitzer
Gary Caruthers
AZA
Caruthers
New Wilmington
Dick Jokinen
Pace
Tom Barnes
Dan Pettitt
John Reid
Harvard and Brown star at Henley Regatta
Undefeated Harvard and Brown sailors touched water at the Royal Henley Regatta facing British crews. Washington and Lee High School led by Arlington’s team won the Princess Elizabeth Cup in 7:06, Brooks School won in 7:14, Halcyon Boat Club 7:01, and Kent School 7:13 as U.S. crews shined.
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Harvard
Brown
U.S
Washington and Lee High School
Arlington
University
Allen brothers extend week with minor league clubs
Harold and Ron Allen completed another week with their respective clubs in the minor leagues. Harold kept a .296 average with eight hits in 27 at bats including two homers and a double, and his season average sits at .306 with 13 homers, a triple and 19 doubles. Ron fell 18 points to .300 last week with nine hits in 30 at bats. season totals rise to a .343 average with 35 hits in 102 at bats, seven homers and two doubles. Harold plays for Hawaii in the Pacific Coast AAA League and Ron for Spar tansburg in the West Carolina A League.
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Allen Brothers
Harold
Ron Allen
Haroll
Ron
Hawaii
Spartansburg
S.C
A&M Bucs Roll to 12th Victory with Penn Auto Win
The A&M Bucs defeated Penn Auto 12 to 5 to extend their season unbeaten streak to 12 wins. Anthony Magusiak and Ocky Pisciuieri shared pitching honors with Pisciuieri homering for the winners. Rich Gabriel took the loss for Penn Auto.
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A&m Pirates
New Castle
Penn Auto
Pirates
Anthony Magusiak
Ocky Pisciuieri
Piscinieri
Rich Gabriel
Four-girl softball team to face Crescent Cafe Tuesday
The Queen and her Maids, a four-girl softball team, meet Crescent Cafe in the 7th Ward Slo-Pitch League at Flaherty Field 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Queen Rosie, 14, boasts city titles and a stellar pitching record with 123 wins in 139 outings, 1 780 strikeouts, 18 no-hitters and two perfect games. The Maids include Eileen, Rosie Degeyter, and Lotta Chatter, ages 10 to 14.
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Crescent Cafe
Flaherty Field
Rosie
Eileen
Rosie Degeyter
Lotta Chatter
Queen Rosie
New Castle News
West Radio Spacemen
Central Barber Shop
Volant ends Edinburg's undefeated streak 10-9
In the North County League Volant defeated Edinburg 10-9 to halt the leaders 11 game winning run. John Boyd earned his first win as Volant rallied with a six run seventh inning after Edinburg led 9-6, Booher homered and multiple players added two hits.
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Edinburg
Pulaski
John Munnell
John Boyd
Mel Booher
Jim Arrow
Dave Tolley
Booher
Dave Hall
Bucky Phillips
Howard Sloan
Dave Leeper
Gary Cyrus
Birdie Horrigan
Jim Ferguson
Rich DuBrasky
Ike DuBrasky
Jack Rid
Ferguson
Red Ryder
Moser
O Hall
Brush
Pierog
Greer
Roberts
Kimmel
Phillips
Drpling
McKay
Carr
Hulke
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Planolf
Sloan
Arrow
Salmenss
Tolley
Leeper
iCyrus
RBI
Carll
Galmen
Cyrus
Saimen
W— Boyd
L— Plerog
Buzz Rich PAPC win in County Slo-Pitch clash
Buzz-Rich and PAPC secured late dramatic wins in Lawrence County Slo-Pitch action. PAPC defeated New Castle Business College 11-5 as Don Metzgar hit a double and a home run with Ellis Metzgar and Gene Krolicki adding three hits. Buzz-Rich edged Tempy AC 3-2 in 10 innings with Al Cabellis delivering a decisive 10th inning homer and Stanley Koszela Rich Bonk homers contributing all three runs. Tempy AC outhit Buzz-Rich 15-10 but fell in extras after a 6-0 Buzz-Rich lead earlier.
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Pearson
Atlantic - Pierce
Buzz
Rich Tavern
Lawrence County
PAPC
New Castle Business College
Buzz - Rich
Tempy AC
Don Metzgar
Ellis Metzgar
Gene Krolicki
PCPA
al Cabellis
Buzz- Rich
Buzz-Rich
Stanley Koszela
Rich Bonk
Tempy
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