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Hartnett quitting AAABA position Led local league for parts of five decades
After serving 30 seasons as director of the local AAABA League during parts of five different decades, Dr. Robert Hartnett plans to step down due to health reasons.
Hartnett, 77, said he’s had three major surgeries in the past year.
“I’m not going to continue on as director of the league,” Hartnett said during a Saturday telephone interview. “I recently had quadruple by-pass surgery. I’ve been doing this almost half of my life, and I’ve enjoyed it. It’s been a fun ride. We’ve had our good days, and we’ve had days that were not so good, but the good days outnumbered the not-so-good days.” -
Renegades bring Beiter back into AAABA League
Len Beiter appreciates the opportunity to manage again in the AAABA League with the Berkley Hills Renegades.
Beiter has held managerial roles on six different teams in the local league since 1989 and has a reputation as an effective recruiter. He had been out of the league since a 20-win season and playoff berth with the former NORAC Lab franchise in 2006. -
Breaking news: Richland grad can't come to terms with Orioles
Austin Urban will be headed to Penn State to play baseball in the spring.
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Richland grad, Orioles play waiting game
After more than two months of on-again, off-again negotiations with the Baltimore Orioles, Austin Urban expected to wait a little longer before finding out if he’ll be playing college or professional baseball.
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Delweld reaches AAABA Tournament championship
The City of Johnstown will host the championship round of the 66th AAABA Tournament this afternoon.
And, this time, Johnstown’s team will be on the field. -
Orioles remain perfect
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Bowman mastered the 'K'
Records are set. Records are broken.
That’s baseball.
But Amsterdam (N.Y.) pitcher Roger Bowman set a standard in the inaugural AAABA Tournament in 1945 that won’t be broken. -
New Orleans blanks Chicago
Walks proved to be the scourge of the Chicago Metro Des Plaines Patriots Friday morning at Point Stadium.
Of the six walks issued by Patriots starter Sam Dickstein, five scored and helped the New Orleans Boosters stay alive – albeit for just a couple more hours – in the AAABA Tournament with a 7-0 win. -
Baltimore eliminates New Orleans
Baltimore moved a step closer toward its 27th AAABA Tournament championship with a 5-4 victory over New Orleans this afternoon at Point Stadium.
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