Track stars Shine at Fort Ontario meets leads in points
James Skinner Ron Nix and Billy James top the weekly Fort Ontario track meet standings across Senior Junior and Midget divisions. Nix tied records in high jump and post vault while Skinner leads the Midget tally with 50 points and James dominates the Junior division with 68 points. Championship meets next week cap the 1963 season with Elks sponsorship and eligibility requiring two meets.
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Fort Ontario
Ron Nix
Billy James
Mike Skinner
Oswego Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Nix
Bruce Callen
Barry Miller
Skinner
Ken Grossburger
Dan Crisafulli
Dave Beauchene
George McCarey
Mark Heagerty
Billy Lester
Joe Crisafulli
Joe Paeno
James
Herb Fox
Jim Johnson
Chuck
Paul Attwood
Roger Wells
Bob Davis
Dennis Hall
John Comerford
Rick McCann
Pete Tambroni
Steve Lunn
Bill Dilts
Dave Batchelor
Jack Dena
John Tittus
Frank Clark
Russ Chamberlain
Gene Smith
John Nettuno
Dave Carroll
Jack Schleup
Tom Alsworth
Ed Harrington
Ken Crisafulli
Steve Frawley
Roger Belson
Don Colloca
Harold Parsnow
West Park
Oak Hill
Fitzhugh
Minette
Otis Field
Fulton
Hannibal
Hamilton Park
Kingsford
East
SACO
Riley Park
Grossburger
McCarey
Beauchene
Fox
Durante
Fox Pfeifer
Bendzmnas
Johnson
McCarthy
Wells
Knoop
von Holtz
Comerford
Belson
Grossberger
Smith
Dilts
Mile— McCann
Attwood
Colloca
VonHoltz
Crackers regain second with 4-2 win over Travelers
Atlanta tops the Travelers 4-2 to move back into second in the International League Southern Division by a margin of one percentage point. Syracuse dominates Indianapolis 12-2 as division leaders clash, while Richmond beats Jacksonville 5-2 and Rochester sweeps Columbus 6-4. Toronto wins 8-7 and Buffalo 2-1 in twin bill. Harry Fanok fans 13 for Atlanta, improving to 8-7. Koplitz earns his sixth win as Southern leaders falter.
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Secanancaes
L. Pet. Cos
New York
Sisevers
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Anne
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Renee
Detroit
Washington
San Francisco
St Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Nat Louis
Syracuse
Rochester
Baffalo Awe
Toronto
Richmond
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Uffaio
Buffalo
Crackers
Travelers
Harry Fanok
Koplitz
Pacific Coast League Scores Across The Circuit
In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii defeated Seattle 1 to 0 while Tacoma beat Spokane 6 to 3. Salt Lake won 5 to 4 against Dallas Fort Worth and San Diego triumphed 8 to 3 over Portland. Only games scheduled.
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Hawaii
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Salt Lake
Dallas - Fort Worth
San Diego
Portland
Babe Ruth Title May Be Captured By Lions Tonight
The Lions Club defend their Babe Ruth baseball title tonight against Howard Johnson's at 6 in a key showdown that could decide the league champion. A post-season tournament is set to begin next week with the four top teams advancing.
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Babe Ruth
Lions Tonight
Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Rotary Club
Lions
Masonic Club
Downing Steelworkers
Paul Askew
Britt Waters
Askew
Steelworkers
Bruce Holiday
Tony Favata
Ken Jackson
Rich Guernsey
Jim Kane
John Crisafulli
Tony Crisafulli
Waters
Rotarians
Britain Tops In European Tennis
Britain won the European final 3-2 over Sweden at Wimbledon as Mike Sangster, 22, clinched the decisive match against Ulf Schmidt 7-5 6-2 9-11 3-5 6-3 to reach the interzone finals in the Davis Cup. The last European win was 1933 with Fred Perry, who led Britain to three consecutive Davis Cup titles.
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Wimbledon
England
Britain
Europe
Fred Perry
Mike Sangster
Sweden
Ulf Schmidt
Perry
United States
Mexico
Venezuela
Colts Rise 6-5 Over San Francisco on Warwick Hit
Carl Warwick of Houston singled with two outs in the ninth to drive in the deciding run as the Colts edged San Francisco 6-5. Hal Woode Schick of Houston struck out four over two relief innings to earn his ninth win in the victory.
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Carl Warwick
Houston
Colts
San Francisco
Hal Woodeschick
Loblaw's Clinch Industrial League Title and Breneman's Rally
Loblaw's Retail Clerks clinched the Industrial League title with a 10 2 win over Retail Clerks at Fort Ontario. Breneman's rallied from a 6 0 deficit to tie Alroll 7 6 on a late double by Furman and a seventh inning burst led by Tice and Stark.
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Loblaw
Breneman
Fort Ontario
Alroll
Hammermill
Bill Wallace
Wallace
George
Dusty) Ladd
Dave O'Connell
Lou Angelina
George Johnson
Chuck Hall
Dick Stark
Paul Furman
Dick Tice
Stark
Alrold
Alpoll
Joe Vickery
George Beshures
Doc Breitbeck
Dick Goodman
Tice
Pauldine
Proctor
Abrh Abrh
Angelina
Gimain Ct
Hall of Fame inductees honored in Cooperstown ceremony
At Cooperstown New York Elmer Flick Sam Rice Eppa Rixey and John Clarkson were inducted into baseballs Hall of Fame joining 94 members. The ceremony followed a morning exhibition game where the Red Sox defeated the Braves 7 to 3 and Hank Aaron homered for Milwaukee.
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Fimer Harrison Flick
Edgar Charles
Sam) Rice
Cooperstown
N. Y
Elmer Flick
Sam Rice
Eppa Rixey
John Clarkson
Baseball Writers Association
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Billy Gardner
Dick Williams
Hank Aaron
Rice
Ashton
Ind
Washington
Cleveland
Flick
Warrensville
Ohio
Rixey
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Clarkson
Frederick Clarkson
Meriden
Conn
Armbro Dale Captures $5000 Ardsley Pace at Yonkers
Armbro Dale, a 3 year old Dale Frost colt, powered to victory in the $5000 Ardsley Pace at Yonkers Raceway, finishing the mile in 2 12 5 and defeating Rex Pick by 11 lengths before 26,089 fans. He paid $7.60 to win. William Time was third.
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Armbo Dale
Yonkers Raceway
New York State
Dale Frost
Rex Pick
William Time
Saratoga Raceway
Harlan Mary
Dr. Diller
Chauncey Olcott
Pup Tent Fumbleball Team Defeats Post 2320 34-2
Pup Tent exploded to a 34 to 2 victory over Post 2320 in a Fumbleball League game at Fort Ontario. Manager Emil Zajac, jubilant at the ease of the win, issued a challenge to other area teams and can be reached at telephone F13-9868.
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Pup
Fort Ontario
Emil Zajac
Zajac
Police and Elks Need Victories For II Diadems
Police trimmed Moose 7-2 in a Little League Baseball tilt at the Stadium, eliminating the victim’s hopes for a second half American Division crown. Bob Bars pitched a three hitter for Police, who had seven safeties off Tim Carey in a rally-filled game.
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Moose
Elks
Marathon
Ellis
Gonfalon
K of C
Kingsford
Diadem
Bob Bars
Tim Carey
Ed Raggio
Marty Meehan
Mke Skinner
Tom Christian
Ruggio
Dick Lower
Skinner
Lower
John Crisafuili
Tom Bendzunas
Joe Paeno
Boxing results from New Bedford and Hollywood cards
In New Bedford Vince Shomo 149 of New York outpointed Charlie Scott 150 of Philadelphia over 10 rounds. Kosaka Teruo 135 of Japan KOed Tsunetomi Miyamoto 135. In Hollywood Johnny Newman 147 of Los Angeles stopped Ramon Hurtado 146 and one half pounds of Mexico City in 1 round.
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New Bedford
Mass
Vince Shomo
New York
Charlie Scott
Philadelphia
Tokyo
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Tsunetomi Miyamoto
Hollywood
Johnny Newman
Los Angeles
Ramon Hurtado
Mexico City
Hobbie Leads Old Dominion Crew to Metropolitan Championship
Richard H Hobbie third of Osswegonian origin rowed No 2 for the Old Dominion Boat Club in Alexandria Va as the junior four won the Metropolitan championships at Pelham Manor N Y It marked Hobbie s fifth win of the year including the national high school title at Princeton in May The Rebels beat New York A C and other entrants carrying the Hughes trophy back to the South Hobbie though only 15 is a standout at 6 2 and 180 pounds with a long rowing history beginning in eighth grade.
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Richard H. Hobbie
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Old Dominion Boat Club
Alexandria
Hobbie
Princeton University
New York A. C
Nin
Mantle Faces Limiter Action On Knee Ahead Of Yankees Trip
New York slugger Mickey Mantle, earning 100000 a year, limps toward a limited duty ahead of a 14 game road swing to Washington, Los Angeles, Chicago and Boston. He may require post season surgery for a loose cartilage in his left knee, and doubts a full return soon.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Yanks
Washington
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
Mantle
Mickey
Baltimore
Giants Miss Out At Houston Five Games Back
The Giants lose to Houston 6 5 as Hal Woodeshick and Carl Warwick spark a comeback. Willie Mays hits his 33rd homer, Cepeda errors, and Warwick drives in the final run in the ninth to keep San Francisco five games behind the NL leaders.
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Giants
Houston
Woodeshick
Warwick
San Francisco Giants
Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Carl Warwick
Willie Mays
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Don Nottebart
Willie McCovey
Mays
Woodeshirk
Orlando Cepeda
Colt
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Goodman
Police and Elks
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Harold Clark
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