Naval Reserve and Ernie's Register City League Winners
Naval Reserve beat Utica 15 to 4 in a twilight City Softball League Class B game, while Ernie's Register remained undefeated in Class A with an 8 to 1 win over Bill's Place at Fort Ontario. Bob Delahunt led Naval Reserve with four hits allowed. Fran Weigelt spun a five hitter for Ernie's.
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Marilynn Smith Opens Lead in Babe Zaharias Open
Marilynn Smith shot 2 under 71 at Beaumont Country Club to take first round lead in the Babe Zaharias Open. Mickey Wright recorded 72 amid rough tree trouble on holes 14 and 15, dropping from the favorite spot. Jo Ann Winter and Betsy Rawls also posted solid rounds as the event moved into its second round.
Jones Wins Record 148581 Prize at Indy Race
Indianapolis report says Parnell Jones, 29, from Torrance California, won a 148581 payoff at a 300 mile race in Indianapolis. Eddie Sachs, 36, Detroit, claimed dispute over spilled oil led to a confrontation before a single punch ended the fight. The total purse reached 493530.60 with Jones and car owner J C Agajanian setting records.
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Baseball Attendance Drops Across Majority of Major Leagues
An Associated Press survey shows more than half of the 20 major league teams report lower home attendance. Overall attendance is down 5.5 percent with the Houston Colts posting the largest deficit and the Dodgers leading in home crowds but still behind last year’s pace.
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Musial drives in 1921st run on odd infield popup
Stan Musial delivered a 1921st RBI with a ninth inning infield pop up that was ruled an out under the infield fly rule, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 6-5 win over San Francisco. Curt Flood scored on the play as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Houston, and others posted key results in the pennant race.
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Merrie Adios Captures Roosevelt Featured Pace
Byron D Ruth's Merrie Adios burst in the stretch to win the $4,600 Roosevelt Raceway feature pace, going 2 04.1 for a three quarter length victory over Forrester and Van Tat's Pride. Mer rie Adios paid 8 80 5 80 3 70 as Forrester paid 6 60. At Vernon Downs Dick Williams notches three victories aboard Beowulf's Billy Amy Dell and Red Adams.
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Jerry Dean
Vernon
Road-E-O Opens At 1 P M Sunday
Junior Chamber of Commerce Safe Driving Road-E-O starts Sunday at 1 p m on the South Athletic Field across from Howard Johnson s in Oswego. Separate prizes for boys and girls include a $25 bond for top winners, with additional sponsors Rudolph s Dufore s Sterios and Oswego County Cleaners backing a statewide event June 14–15 offering a $100 bond and a trip to the National Finals in Washington.
Oswego JV Tops Fulton in Six Inning Win
Oswego High School junior varsity baseball beat Fulton 10 to 5 yesterday afternoon at Fort Ontario. Winning pitcher Dick Losurdo went four plus innings before Ron Sova finished the seventh, with Krysczyk splitting Fulton’s mound duties. Stuber and Day led Fulton with two hits each, while Oswego’s Frataccia drove in four runs and Losurdo contributed key hits in a high scoring game.
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Bulgaria and Russia Lead Opening Round at World Freestyle
Bulgaria and Russia led the opening round of the 15th world freestyle wrestling championships with multiple falls and decisive wins. Japan dropped early control after a Swiss upset in the heavyweight class, while the United States posted four first round victories including Gregory Rush and Ron Finley among winners.
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Harold Johnson Favored In Title Showdown Tonight
Harold Johnson is a solid favorite to retain the world light heavyweight title in a 15 round fight at the Las Vegas Convention Center against Willie Pastrano. The bout, televised by ABC at 10 p m PDT, attracts about 5 500 spectators including heavyweight champion Sonny Liston.
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Summer Magic: Disneys Teens Face Move After Father’s Death
The film follows three teenagers and their mother who must leave an expensive Boston home after the father dies. A Pasadena singer character appears as a neighbor in the storyline.
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Huron Cement and Firemen Little League Victors
Huron Cement won 5 to 1 over the Elks while Firemen defeated Kingsford’s Pumps 4 to 1 at Lagoe Field. Jack Reidy pitched for Huron Cement and Dan Beauchene hurled a two hitter for the Firemen as both clubs opened the week with wins.
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Lou Jackson, Gary Kroll Halt Crackers Advance on Leafs
Torontos Lou Jackson homered twice driving an 8-6 win over Atlanta as Gary Kroll blanked Syracuse six hits for his fifth win. Arkansas beat Syracuse 4-9 while Richmond edged Columbus 2-1 Jacksonville won 3-2 over Rochester and Buffalo topped Indianapolis 2-1.
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Early Wynn Plans Return to Indians at 43
Hall of Fame right-hander Early Wynn announced in Florida that he has signed to return to the Cleveland Indians, aiming for a 300th victory. Wynn, 43, said he believes he has a couple of productive seasons left and will need a few weeks to get his arm in shape before pitching for Birdie Tebbetts.
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Hawkins grabs early lead at Speedway Festival Open in Indianapolis
Fred Hawkins, 39, from El Paso, Texas, shoots a four under par 68 to lead the opening round of the Speedway Festival Open. Sam Carmichael, 23, of Martinsville, Indiana, carded a 66 to stand two behind as 52 players beat par on the 6,467 yard course.
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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Fulton Harts OHS Win Streak: Big Tilt Repeats Monday
Oswego High halted Fulton High’s win streak with a 5-4 eight inning upset at Fort Ontario. The Red Raiders snapped the Oswego string while aiming to clinch the Western Division title in county league play.
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