Jeff Youngsville seeks WSL championship by forfeit
Jeff Youngsville asks Western Sullivan League officials to declare them champion by forfeit after Delaware Valley refused a playoff amid exam conflicts. The tied 8-1 records followed a season finale on June 13 protest and potential Section Nine Class II implications.
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Jeffersonville
Jeff
Bob Lynch
Lynch
Delaware Valley
E. W. Ross
Ross
Baker
Marlboro
New York State Education Department
Ebers
Kingston High selects Modica as new football coach
Frank Modica, Kingston High School freshman coach and 1951 alum, is named head football coach succeeding William Hurley, who moves to director of athletics. Modica, after four years on the Kingston staff, was chosen over nine applicants amid interest from Port Chester’s Mike Ornato, with board approval expected at tonight’s session.
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Kingston
Frank Modica
Kingston High School
William Hurley
Hurley
Modica
Kingston High School Board of Education
Port Chester
Mike Ornato
Ornato
Frank
Citadel
Highland High School
N.Y
Armed Forces
John Szefc
Agway tops Lesando's 8-2 in Warwick softball loop
Agway built a six run rally in the fifth inning and defeated Lesando's 8-2 in Warwick Softball League action. Ken Olson pitched five shutout innings before allowing two runs, Mark Kurtz and Frank Bigger added two run singles, Steve Puccio had three hits.
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Agway
Lesando
Warwick
Mark Kurtz
Frank Bigger
Spark Agway
Steve Puccio
Mets tame Giants 8 5 in Little League action
Harvey Decker delivered a two run homer in the first inning joining a double and single as the Mets piled up 13 hits to beat the Giants 8 to 5 Saturday in Middletown. Ed Gillen struck out five for the Mets and Dan Klingman fanned nine in the loss. The Mets and Phillies sit tied for first in the National Division at 7-2.
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Harvey Decker
Mets
Giants
Ed Gillen
Dan Klingman
Klingman
Phillies
Beacon to host slow pitch softball tournament
Beacon will host the District 10 Slow-Pitch Softball Tournament on July 4 6 7 13 and 14 per tournament director William McKibbin. The ASA single elimination winner advances to the state championships in Syracuse. Registration costs 20 for ASA members and 28 for non members payable to McKibbin at 34 Lydia Drive Beacon before June 29. Over 30 teams are expected to enter.
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William McKibbin
American Softball Association
Syracuse
ASA
McKibbin
Lydia Drive
Beacon
Dodgers edge Phils 2-1 on passed ball during dust cloud game
Wes Parker of the Dodgers nearly vanished in a dust cloud as he was tagged out at the plate by Phillies catcher Mike Ryan on a second base scoring attempt. Ryan later charged with a passed ball that produced the Dodgers' second run and the eventual 2-1 win.
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Wes Parker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Parker
Philadelphia Phils
Mike Ryan
Ryan
Dodger
Telephoto
Nuclears and Rockets tie in rain shortened rookie game
Newburgh Nuclears and New Windsor Rockets played to a 2-2 draw after six innings in Hudson Valley Rookie League. Dennis Robinson struck out 10 for the Nuclears, while Ralph Mazzi worked six innings for the Rockets with five strikeouts and three walks. The Atoms vs Beacon Astros was postponed and both games will be rescheduled.
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Hudson Valley
Newburgh Atoms
Beacon Astros
Rockets
Ernie Robinson
Dennis Robinson
Nuclears
Ralph Mazzi
Finals Sunday Redwood doubles tourney opens
The Red wood Tennis and Swim Club announces the Grab Bag Doubles Tournament with first round draws set for today and tomorrow and finals planned for Sunday. Notable results include the Yankees routing the Dodgers 9-0 in five innings as Dave Nesbit pitched a one hitter and Kieth Pearson took the loss. The Yankees sit 4-1 for second behind undefeated Scorpions while the Sabers stand 1-3 and the Dodgers are winless. The tournament pairings feature multiple matches including Steven Marks and Phoebe Liss and Dan Pollets and Maria Smith among others.
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Dave Nesbit
Yankees
Dodgers
Stewart Air Force Base
Kieth Pearson
Scorpions
Sabers
Bob Lake
Steven Marks
Phoebe Liss
Dan Pollets
Maria Smith
Ray Marks
Billy Markovits
Eddie Lake
Sheldon Liss
Harvey Fischman
John Liggero
Louise Ellison
Eric Hollenberg
Joe Gruenfeld
Harriet Goldsmith
Ellie DeGennaro
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Detroules
Carnival
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If Kowalaski
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Oison
LL Mets
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Smith
Gillen
Canzone
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Scarano
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Budd
Vetle
Scall
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Peak
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Lahey
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Mike Liss
Ed Hochberg
Sam Markovits
Ruth Rosen
Cindy Morris
Gunther Goldsmith
Linda Macie
Kieth Kaback
Gardner Smith
Gabriel Kulka
Frank DeGennaro
Andy Liss
Harry Macie
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Marty Markovits
Leonard Sitomer
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