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that's what Galasso got cleanup hitter Fippett 10 ao — nit 10 short and Hart fired to Butch McKee at third for a force play ending Pniiiy’s biggest threat of the game. * * . . Philadelphia’s lineup included Bill and Bob Brancato, who are nephews of A1 Brancato, former infielder of Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics.I Dy tne imausts.Cards Sign YoungST. LOUIS (UPI) _ Robert Young, a 19-year-old shortstop, jMonday signed a contract for i the 1965 season with the St.(Louis Cardinals. Youngs father,I Pep, played with the Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Yankees.| Jersey in a motor caravan, nutters in Williamsport advised Connellsville League President Conrad Sandusky that a flight had been obtained for the team.The squad is slated to leave Connellsville between 7:30 and 8 a.m. Wednesday for the trip to Pittsburgh, and will depart on Flight 456 at 10 a.m., landing atTake Second Half Crown:Kiwanians Win Pony Honors, Will Meet Firemen in Playoffs[The West Side Kiwanis Club gave up a two-run edge to SouthConnellsville in the first inning, then bounced back with four in the third and moved from there to a 9-2 win over the Firemen to clinch the second half championship of the Connellsville Pony Baseball League.With Kiwanis winning the second half, a playoff is now in prospect for the overall league championship, involving Kiwanis and South Connellsville. The latter took honors in the first half.The playoff will start Wednesday evening at the Pony League field, at 6 o’clock, and will bea bcst-of-three games elimination series.Ron Marciante hurled the win for Kiwanis last night, allowing just four hits and striking out 11 batters. He walked two. The four hits Marciante allowed were all singles, with Ron Mon-gell having a pair, and Bob Brown and Cole one each.Vince Tedesco led the winners’ 12-hit asault with a pair of doubles. Marciante, Pennington, Frank Belko, and Joe Prudente also had a pair of hits for the Kiwanians.res Availableke o print of any picture appearing ourier (taken by a Courier photo-available to you. This is anotherIservice to its readers and adver-75C8x10 size 1.00Brown workedthe first sixinnings for the Firemen, andfanned 11 without issuing awalk. Hiley came on in the seventh and had two strikeouts*The score:KJWANJS—12AB R H .Martrav, rf-If...... 4 1 l|Pennington, cf ..Tedesco, ss .....»Belko, 3b ........£Marciente, p..... 4 1 2-gPrudente. c ____Favlosky, lb .......... 4 0 0Ritch, If .............. 2 1 1Rock, If-rf .......Yatsko, 2b ............ 4 0 0134 9 12S. CONNELLSVILLE—2AB R HCole, c ................ 4 1 1R. Mongeli, cf ...Lynn, lb .............. 1 0 0Brown, p-ss......Shipley, rf ............ 1 0 0D. Mongeli,rf ..........1 0 O'Riley, rf-p ............ 10 0Porter, ss-3b .......... 3 0 0Aultz, 3b-2b ............ 2 0 0Vaughn, 2b-rf .......... 1 0 0Kirsch, 2b .......Duncan, If .......Richter, If ............ 2 0 025 2 4Kiwanis ...... 004 020 5—9-12-1Firemen ...... 200 000 0—2- 4*42B—1Tcdcsco 2;SB-SO—Mar-'cisnte, 2-11; Brown, 0-11: Riley,0-2; W—Marciante; L—Brown.
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Connellsville Daily Courier
Connellsville, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Aug 18, 1964
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