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DELAWARE COUNTY DAILY-TIMES Tuesday, June 15,1976 13 Scoreboard Standings Ells Edwards Picks Winners tijfi iMHIC But Phila Pitts New York Chicago St. Louis Montreal Cincinnati Los Ang San Diego Houston Atlanta San Fran 38 33 30 26 25 20 Wf 38 35 31 29 23 23 17 25 32 32 34 32 gt 22 25 27 33 34 38 Pet. .691 .569 .484 .448 .424 .385 .633 .583 .534 .468 .404 .377 GB 15 16i 2 3 6 10 IS'fc PP HORSE HMVBI LAST3STS COMWnoCDS TOST pn. UOOOto W.200, otpwdfcf on 1 BaronMaiwrlB. 3 Tarpon Debbie (R lewis) 7 JotinrtyW.

(R Hayter) 4 David Boy (W CalUtun) 9 Hoc Crystal (M Walk) 6 J. R's Trudy (K Hankms) LordTravlsU StarJIeman) 8 PopOregonU. Grotl Vibet (C taws) SECOND IZMOcl. wot. 14,00 6 Royal Michelle (R Hayter) 3 SmyrnalW Calljhan) Friday Veto (K Hankms) 5 MoonwindLadylP.

Callanani 4 Mary Jane Me (A. 7 Snowy ValentinefE. Davis) 9 Robert I(R Myers) 1 FtobzrtJotmffl. D) 8 J05h(j Parker) THIRD trw. mMM 5 4 4 Water thin call on drop, rail 5 5 5 Looks likeonly real threat 4 Can be troublesome 6 4 7 MJO mini-move, might wake up 7 3 Hasn't been close since H'pri 6 Fell last, out a week 4 Failed in two shots from rail 9 9 5 Worst card in recent memory QKW.XC.atctnto* on tp.ui 2 8 9 Last points her out, 7 4 Closeddecently last pair 5 i Might be better ttan shows ft, 5 5 Now woeful 0-1 7 slump 8 5 3 Drops.

Mill in deep 3 3 8 back ot Smyrna, last 2 8 Needs gobs of luck fere 6 9 7 Very sad eftorts 6 Couldn't Quality, 3 tries Softball iRcnto Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2 Atlanta 5, St. Louis 2 ittsburgh 2, Houston 1 Montreal 3, San Diego 0 Only games scheduled Tuctdiy't GUMS San Francisco (Halicki 4-91 at Philadelphia (Carlton 5-3), (n) Los Angeles (Hooton 5-5) at New York (Matlack 7-1), n) Chicago (Renko 2-2) at Cincinnati (Gullett 5-2), (n) Atlanta (Ruthven 6-6) at St. Louis (Rasmussen 3-5), (n) Pittsburgh (Medich 4-5) at Houston (Rondo 2-1), (n) Montreal (Carrithers 2-4) at San Diego (Foster 1-3), (n) AMERICAN LEAGUE But New York Cleveland Boston Detroit Baltimore Milwkee West 37 19 32 21 27 26 27 28 27 31 24 37 Monday's Results Milwaukee 8, California 2 Kansas City 5, Detroit 2 Boston 5, Minnesota 0 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Games Kansas City (Splittorff 5-6) at Detroit (LemaneyzkM), (n) Baltimore (Palmer 6-7) at Chicago (Gossage 5-3), (n) New York (Ellis 5-4) at Minnesota (Redfern 1-2), (n) Cleveland (Hood 1-4) Texas (Perry 6-4), (n) Milwaukee (Colborn 3-7) California (Ryan 4-7), (n) Boston (Jenkins 5-6) at Oak land (Blue W), (n) 2 Protect R. Dudurme) 4 1 MissGracetlO. Rotertion) 6 TapjatwinaMaucKC.

Thompson) FrenchMisdrieKE. Lohmeyer) 5 Surwood Rebel (E: Milter) 3 BateLobelKC. Foos) 8 MarilynKim(J. Smith! FOURTH- Adam's Heel (J Xinnegam 2 Pocono George (R Hayter) 7 BanburyBelcrjunt (R.Myers) 1 Instant Yankee (A. StoltTtuo) 3 Lindy'sBoylP.

Bums) 4 Win With Me (R. Baldassno) 6 full Tilt (G. Baker) 8 My RoylH. Fraiier) i 4 Tossout last, wins it flit 5 8 First bite from Big Apple 6 3 StHjtlted. broke in pair 2 5 2 Backed up in 4 trws here 4 7 7 i Rebel without acause No speed in 3qualifier; AlsoneedthreftQ's 2 3 3 IstOppickONlYwrthproOmer 7 7 Is top cick otherwise 3 4 7 A price tor 'Witircof Odds 7 3 Faded on slow last quarter 4 2 6 Migtit ambush thiibuncn 5 Never otMast flop 7 NowayoffQua'itier 4 fc Too far out now 31 4-1 30-; 40-1 6-1 8-1 iO-1 15-1 JO-i 30-1 99-1 -1 5-1 8-1 12-1 20-1 25-1 40-1 3-1 4-1 6-1 6-1 8-1 lb-1 204 33-1 WTM ttXMOMrm MM.

better: 1 Proceed With Speed (C. Pitts) 2 Joan's Delight (G. Cameron) 3 Laudien) 4 Suqueena Hanover Warringtoni 5 Sunny Bunny (W.Cameron) 31 27 26 24 24 22 Kan City Texas Chicago Minnesota Oakland California Pet. .585 .500 .491 .444 .436 .431 .661 .604 .509 .491 .466 .393 GB 7'8 8 Tipsy (J Greene) 7 CcantryPnncesslE Lohmeyer) 8 Ada Hanover (R. Beaulieui SIXTH f3MO CM.

in 7 Lord Barry (A. Stoltitus) 4 Selena G.B, (J. Goodwin) 5 Medmamite (H. Razier) 9 Odessa Girl (C. Laws) 3 Tarneilla(W ri Mar5h) 1 Rustie Gold (G.

Baker) Linda AlmahursUJ. Selote) 8 Super Leal (P McGee) 6 LysstratalS, Rinaldi) 6 Royal Grant (R. Hayter) 1 RodeUoeiH. Frajier) 4 TrimLo'belHJ Greene) 8 Wicked Mike (M. LaChance; 3 Golden Honey Sue (J.Parker) 5 Silver Creek Pal (E Lohmeyer) 2 Trudy's Dream (A Stoitztus) 7 James MmbarlC Boydl Proceed caution a race, who knows Might improve, wno knows Might improve, who care-, Lost baby race to top one Far behind top.

debut May try to steal this mess Black sheepof X's every betting race, sadlot Out a week, needs driver i Needed last, must improve Strictly a small-town gal 3 7 3 6 6 6 4 6 Sadetfortlast take snooze, midstretch Verry sorry tries. Hasn't raced in a year! Too many X's (or me 6 6 7 About ready to TOP Been lighting trdttic. may improve Claimed, should improve 2 2 6 a a i i 4 C'osed on last pace, moves up 3 Not as goodai looks a 7 Has gone way back 2 4 7 May better this with luck 6-1 8-1 10-1 12-1 ls-1 50-1 '0-1 90-! 5-S 6-1 5-1 10-1 12-1 20-1 30-1 H.300 mlto and onwuwWr cl. cuee. iinatc.

sn: 286 Has decent shot, can close 4-1 2 3 Claimed, be running late 6-1 4 5 Ouestionoi condition vi 5 Ouestionoldnver 8-1 7 Claimed, steps up, may lade 10-1 9 3 3 Broke in last, be tough 12-1 No way orl last pair 30-1 7 7 Changingdnvers. but why'" 15-1 fi NeeoSone-way ticket toParadise, Pa 30-1 BGHTH- 2 JeMR. Hayter) 9 Judge (G Gray) 1 Sarah Duke (R.Myers', 3 KeystooeCntiCvR Vinci) 7 Great Doings IE. Lohmsyer) 6 Harry P. (D.

Dancer) 4 Timothy Prospect (M. lee; 5 DuoimLobelllM LaChance) NtffTH $3300CWKl. PKt. 6,000 1975-76 ttlit NW Hat 3 plus 1 skfw ol otter condl. flat 1na Dinwrt Joy: 4 4 3 Race written lor her CanbeatigerorfQ 2 4 Closed a ton.

advances 2 4 Movesup. seldcmawmner 4 7 6 Omk! Might get going 6 7 6 Been clobbered by bully-boys 7 7 4 Buried vs. same, last pair 4 6 Refugee tromcheapclaims 7 8 5 Lost last 3 by 32 lengths 4-5 at 7 Dancer's JoytG Cameron) 2 Mr Paige Soy (R Hayter) 3 Early Henry (A Callahan) 1 ForeseenfV. Crank) 6 Thomasma Dexter (E Lohmeyer) 4 FrostyDaze(W Callahan) 5 Sandy Baby iH.Frazier) 8 Kirbyl 9 Camden JolsoniH. Baumann) TENTH cond.

pm ol 75-76: ritstur money 4-1 8 1 10-1 20-1 2S1 30-1 35-! at 1 Cardinal JimtS. Rmalrjn 4 BeamOroiM LaChance) 2 Silk Skirt (J Belotei 9 LisioiJ. Carttanai 6 Lynn Liner Davisl KennyClay(R Baumjnm 3 Hall Away (R Hayter) 7 GoodvanU Smithl 8 Auslma Hanover ID Sisa'oos) Wonon294i5laitatr 5-2 Import makes ttrs start 5 1 4 7 Out two weeks, beware 4-1 6 6 2 Must weave through hesvvtraSic 3 1 3 2 4 New driver woulo improve 10-1 2 8 9oehindtopono, last 15-3 7 5 Sad. sad. form 45-1 7 5 4 May need crutches to 501 9 3 Picks up bike, verybadactor 60-1 EASTCOAST WOMEN'S LEAGUE Comets 9, Parsippany 3.

Winning pitcher: Harriet Kerney. Highlights: Pat Batterby had three hits and drove in three runs for the Delco Comets. Vanessa Thomas and Sue Waro had two hits each for Cornets. Delco Comets 4, Parsippany 0. Winning pitcher: a a i i a allowed just four hits.

Sue Ward drove in two runs for the Comets. Bally Cardinella's 7, Delco Comets 2. Winning pitcher: Sheri Yerger. Highlights: Becky Foulds homered and drove in four runs for Bally. Cindy Thayer added three hits for the winners and teammates Carol Riley and Sue Bennett had two each.

Sandy Snowberger, Sue Ward, a i a Vanessa Thomas had two hits apiece for the Comets. Delco Comets 5, Bally Cardinalla's 1. Winning pitcher: Patty Wertman. i i a a Thomas had two hits for Delco and Sue Ward drove across tworuns. CHESTER CONTROL PITCH LEAGUE Sbandis Cafe 12, Benjamins 10.

Winning pitcher: Mike Morris. Highlights: Kenny Lum had a three-run double to lead Spandis' attack. Denny Angeline had five hits. Bob Bothner and Brian Methven, three each for the winners, while Herb King and Fred Smith had three apiece for Benjamins. Madison Grille 21.

Jack's Place l. Winning pitcher: Caz Grant. Highlights: Grant pitched a three- hitter. Grant, a Galloway, Doc Dulin and Al Fioaruanti hit homers for the winners. Ricky Scott, John Padgalny and Bruce Donaldson had three hits each for Madison.

The Chariot 6, Sun Village 5. Winning pitcher: Tony June. Highlights: Joe Fiortelli hit two home runs for Sun Village. Barry for Father's Day New "Wireless" CB super gift idea. Dad will receive the message, loud and dear.

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Winning pit- i a Highlights: Greg Pinto had three hits for Sullivan's. Dave Riberio had two hits, including a home run, for the winners. Crozer Chester Medical Center 10, Blue Chip 5. Winning pitcher: Russ Carmichael. Highlights: S.

Blockowsky was 3-for-3 for Crozer. Benson hit a home run for Blue Chip. Johnny's Hamburgers 17. Old State 0. Winning pit- a Highlights: Waller tossed a three-hitter.

Frank Pulcini had four hits, while Tony Colello, Fred Smith, Sam Greenhaugh and Waller added three each for Johnny's. Two of Smith's hits were home runs. INDUSTRIAL VALLEY LEAGUE Clifton Precision 7, Frankie's Tavern 1. Winn i i a Madariaga. Highlights: Ken Blythe was 4-for-4 for Clifton.

Sports Calendar MONDAY'S RESULTS Norwood shocks Hoofa's on Jim Ross' six-hitter Norwood, battling to get out of the cellar in the Barrett Division of the Delco Baseball League, knocked off Fenza Division leader Haab's Sunoco, 4-3, Monday, In the other games, Jim Wilks won his fourth game without a defeat as the BJ A's beat Broomall. a-3, to move ahead of Tinicum AC at the top of the Barrett Division and Media crushed the Corsairs, 19-2. Norwood's Jim Ross tossed a six-hitter and blanked Haab's over the final three innings for the win. Mike Salvatore took the loss, his first of the season. Haab's scored in the top of the first inning as Jim Bostwick tripled and Bud Bostwick hit a sacrifice fly.

Norwood retaliated in the bottom of the first as Bob Dukes singled, moved up on an infield out and scored on Charlie Matlack's double. Haab's scored in the second as Tony Mastriania a John Grozak walked, Dave Lansberry bunted the runners up and Brian Lansberry singled. Norwood got three second inning runs. Ross opened the rallv with a double. Ted Mammele walked and Tom Trainor beat out a bunt to load the bases.

One run scored on Bob Piszker's ground ball, another scored on Bill Heron's sacrifice fly and the i a run came as Dukesgrounded out. Haab's got a third inning run after Joe Miller led off with a triple but was caught in a rundown on Bostwick's grounder. Rick Harrison singled to advance Bostwick to third base and Mastriania hit a sacrifice fly. BJ beat Broomall for the second consecutive day and moved ahead of Tinicum. Brookhaven breaks cage league mark HMB'J Sanco Norwood dfj CHESTER Brookbaven Gulf broke the Greater Chester Basketball League scoring record by piling up 119 points in a romp past William Penn Monday.

In the other game, House of Wood picked up its third win in four decisions with an 87-64 romp past Bulldogs. BraokniwQur! Rodney Duncan ied the scoring" for Brookhaven with 26 points. Brookiiaven's scoring spree broke the league record of 103 points scored by the Brandy Dandies in 1974. 3 1 1 ick.lb 3 1 1 0 Oukei.rf ct 2 0 2 0 MdtldCk.c n.is 3 0 1 0 rgarUb 0 0 0 0 Mrnele.ct 0 0 "rair, ,20 3 0 1 0 Fiszkr.10 0 0 0 Iptrti.C' 0 0 0 0 'i 3 6 3 Total ac rt 2 0 0 1 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 3 1 2 2 i 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Winning pitcner Loiingpitcner. Mike Saiwtore (3-: Plate Umpire Al McGiU Base Umpire: Walt Well- Gioum jonnson Kenrjro Houber Duncan filson Media 19.

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