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Newspaper

Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1971

Page

8

Annual Oswego County Track Meet at Oswego College

The Oswego County Track Championships will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow at South Athletic Field College at Oswego with top teams including Central Square Hannibal and Mexico among others. Notable athletes and times are listed for events from 120 high hurdles to discus and high jump. Coaches Ber nie Klotz Oswego Catholic High and Gary Wilson Hannibal lead area programs into the final county meet of 1971.

South Athletic Field State University College Oswego Oswego County Hannibal Warriors Gary Wilson Central Square Mexico Tigers Phoenix Firebirds Pulaski Blue Devils Burns Cox Hannibal Marsale Phoenix Walczyk Gilson

Oswego High routs CBA 14 to 1 in Jayvee game

Oswego High overwhelmed Christian Brothers Academy 14 to 1 on Saturday. Paul DiMiero allowed only one Texas League hit through the first inning as Oswego pounded 11 safeties led by Mark Roy Tom Murray and Bob Jackson with two each. Bill Drumm doubled in two runs and Joe Readling added a two-base hit as the Jayvees secured their 12th win in 17 starts under coach Mike Clyne.

Oswego High Christian Brothers Academy Mike Clyne Paul DiMiero Mazzaroppi Digivolamo Victors Mark Roy Tom Murray Bob Jackson Bill Drumm Joe Readling Ron Ahart Randy Bateman CBA ABR Ahart Riety Cf Roy Merriam DiMiero Soayiding Boteman Jackson Murrayab Freischman Readling Burke Puzauskes

Lip's Days May Be Numbered Cubs Manager Faces Uncertain Future

PITTSBURGH AP Leo Durocher hints his tenure with the Chicago Cubs could end soon amid a 6-0 loss to the Pirates. He notes vulnerability for any manager, cites injuries and a weak bullpen, and defends his players after being ejected for arguing a strike call in the fifth.

Pittsburgh Leo Durocher Chicago Cubs Cubs Pittsburgh Pirates Shim Wrigley Team Durocher Ferguson Jenkins

Golfers Stage Competition At Country Club

Oswego Country Club hosted a busy Memorial Day week end with two man, four man, and sweepstakes events. Jim Davis and Jim Donovan won the two man event with a 135. Canale, Czeriak, Plata Sr. and Ciesla led four man with 270 net. Frank Plata Sr. topped Class A with 69, and John B. Riley led Class B 64 net after handicap. Margery McChesney won the women sweepstakes with 76 net. Pro John J. Lisk noted record National Golf Day participation. Preparations begin for a Member Guest on June 28.

Oswego Country Club Jim Davis Jim Donovan Jim Woods Tom Genovese Jerry Belden Kevin Belden Mike Canale John Czeriak Frank Plata Sr Joseph Ciesla Canale Ted Lisk Bob McDonough Carl Miller Sr Bud Coward Frank Plata Jr Ted John B. Riley Lew Irwin Robert Krolik Ron Borgesen E.S. Howard Margery McChesney Barbara Lawton Mary Walcott John J. Lisk

Top Jockey On Derby Maiden At Epsom

Lester Piggott, Britain’s star rider, seeks a sixth English Derby win on The Parson, a maiden in prior starts. Mill Reef leads 3-1 as favorite with Geoff Lewis aboard, in a 21-horse field for the $147,900 race.

Epsom England Lester Piggott Britain Piggott Magic of Piggott Mill Reef Paul Meilon Pittsburgh Geoff Lewis

Elks Sponsor Girls Annual Triinclad Meet

Oswego Lodge 271 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks sponsored the Oswego Junior High girls track meet at Leighton Field. Exalted Ruler Mike Potter aided in awards as educators led two age-group events with many standings and performances across sprint, relay, jumps, throws, and basketball events.

Mike Potter Ange (Lupe) DiMiero Oswego Lodge 271, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Oswego Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Oswego Leighton Field Physical Education Department City of Oswego the Elks Kingsford Kingsford Park Riley Annette Halstead Carol Mazzer Campus Virginia Kessler Peggy O'Neil Fitzhugh Karen Burke Kim Schneider Minetto Sue Fragale Nancy Lockwood Kathy Cook Sandy Janice Cindy Zuccolotto Thelma Fountain Helen Krawczyk Bonnie Reid Kate Ritson Karen Smith Mine

Section III Track Preview Highlights Eyed For Tomorrow

Section III track fans preview tomorrow's meet at Leighton Field with top runners from CNYCL and Onondaga Central. Key contenders include Bruce Derrick Eric Harper Chuck Banner Don Brown Jim Herr Ed Kurtz Craig Williams and Kevin Grow. Harper Dumas lead Oswego and Baldwinsville entries for the preview ahead of states.

New York Binghamton Bruce Derrick Christian Brothers Academy Eric Harper Oswego High Chuck Banner Onondaga Central Eric Ober Baldwinsville Kevin Grow Fulton Don Brown The Brothers New York State Jim Herr CBA Ed Kurtz Craig Williams Henninger High Leighton Field Buccaneers Harper Dennis Dumas

Americans Seek Quarterfinals as Open Exercise Moves On

In Paris, at Roland Garros, Ashe and Forehling won their fourth rounds and push toward the quarterfinals. Smith leads a tie match with Dominguez when play resumes, while Richey meets Gulyas on a side court. Lutz faces Proisy on Center Court, and Tuero battles Schaar in a promising quarterfinal.

Paris United States Arthur Ashe Gum Springs Frank Forehling Fort Lauderdale Fla Stan Smith Pasadena Calif Patrice Dominguez France Roland Garros Stadium Smith-Dominguez Cliff Richey San Angelo Tex Istvan Gulyas Hungary Smith Richey Bob Lutz Los Angeles Coes Patrick Proisy Linda Tuero Metairie Marijke Schaar Holland

Erosion May Drain Lake Erie In 25000 Years

A distant forecast estimates Niagara Falls area erosion could empty Lake Erie in about twenty five thousand years. The projection underscores long term geological change affecting regional water systems.

Niagara Fall Lake Erie

Relay-Kingsford Park No. 1 Team Named

The relay team from Kingsford Park No 1 is composed of GG Kessler Karen Burke Rita Marrington Andrea Catalone Patty Murray and Bonni Sheffield.

Linda Potter Minetto Mary Lou Skillen Fitzhugh Rita Harrington Bonnie Sheffield Kingsford Shelia Dimon Betty Halstead Campus Andrea Catalone Kingsford Park Fitzhugh Park Dolores Johnson Robin Davis Donna Olin Marie Harrington Dorothy Beiling Patty Murray Jackie Nitardy Terry Frost Cathy Fitzsimmons Cindy Fragale Cindy Giambo Jean Denny Debbie Cipra Marilyn Matteson Patty Burns Tese Tie GG Kessler Karen Burke Rita Marrington Bonni Sheffield

Oswego Lakers set record with 11-2 dual meets

Oswego Lakers boast an 11-2 dual meet mark in a standout track season led by Steve Buse. Freshman Fosbury Flop pioneer Buse eyeing higher heights as he aims for NCAA action, with teammates and coach Ken Peterson praising steady improvements and record performances across sprints, jumps, and relays.

Lakers State University College Oswego Fosbury Laker Spikers Buse Peterson Fred Ammann Valley Stream Jim Burnich Northport Fran Verdoliva Joe Rotelli Piermont Rotelli Frank Murano Rochester Dave Buck Latham and Ammann Steve Roosevelt High SUNY

Legionnaires Triumph in City Fumbleball League Showdown

Legionnaires of American Legion chalk up their fourth straight win beating Broadwell's No. 1 9 to 2 at Fort Ontario. VFW Post 2320 forfeits to VFW Post 5885. Standings list American Legion 4 0, Broadwell's No. 1 2 1, Broadwell's No. 2 coe 1 2, VFW Post 2320 1 2, VFW Post 5885 1 2. A league meeting is set for June 9 at VFW Post 5885 rooms at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the league brochure.

American Legion Broadwell Fort Ontario VFW Ee American Legion Broadwell’s Coe VFW Post Legionnaires Jimmy Williams George Catalone Dick Roach Pat Tynan Germain Johnson Fantom Haynes Sharkey Williams Victory Regono Proctor Roach Cataloness Phillips Tesoriero Russell Mocano Deline Tynen A. Malone Burnham

Fights Last Night Details From Associated Press

Mike Quarry of Bellflower stopped Amado Vazquez of San Diego in a nine round national city bout reported by the Associated Press. Vazquez weighed 168% and Quarry 175 pounds.

Associated Press Calif Mike Quarry Bellflower Amado Vazquez San Diego

McEwen to keynote Oswego Legion convention

Congressman Robert C. Mc Ewen of the 31st district will be the keynote speaker at the Oswego County American Legion Convention. The event is scheduled for Saturday afternoon, June 26, at Fuller-Taylor Post 915, American Legion, Central Square.

McEwen Robert C. McEwen Oswego County American Legion Fuller-Taylor Central Square

First Air Force Academy cadets graduate class of 1959

The first class of cadets at the Air Force Academy completed their studies and graduated in June 1959, marking a milestone in the institution’s early history and its development as a leader in military education.

The Air Force Academy

Canonero II Parade At Belmont Before Crown Bid

At Belmont Park 60 147 holiday crowd watched Canonero II the Venezuela owned Derby and Preakness winner paraded by trainer Juan Arias to acclimate him to Belmont surroundings. The horse appeared calm and fit with ears pricked as spectators applauded. Officials say a skin rash and a minor hoof infection are not affecting the colt.

New York Canonero II Juan Arias Aas Canonero

Shampine and Swift Share Twin 50s Honors at Oswego

Jim Shampine of Clay and Nolan Swift of Syracuse dominated the Twin 50s at Oswego Speedway before a mammoth crowd. Shampine earned a first and a second to gain on the field while Swift led then faded from the first 50 and later won the second co feature before engine trouble ended his night. Schrader and Dates survived crashes, with Dates escaping a fiery wreck to exit with injury and Shampine, Rowe aiding at the scene.

Jim Shampine Clay Nolan Swift Syracuse Oswego Speedway Shampine Swift Ken Andrews Andrews Oval Eldon Schrader Oswego Kempton Dates Nick Rowe Oates Neith Todd Gibson Ronnie Wallace Wallace Gibson Rowe Dates Seelman First Twin Norm Mackereth Warren Coniam Harvey Lennox Nolan Johncock Paul Bauhauer Jim Muldoon Kepton Bob Seelman John Clapham Fred Graves Bernie Grant Ron Gamble Gary Kelly Jim Winks Pete Harvey Leon Wieske Corky Stockham Fred Gormly Ron Buckner Warren Coniam Harvey Lennox Paul Baumhauer Ken

Prospects Rise for Oswego High Golf After 1971 Season

Oswego High finished 1971 with six wins and 12 losses but Coach Bill Jones remains optimistic. Key juniors Kevin Boutwell Tom Murabito Bill Culkin and Scott Monroe plus soph Chris Dain and freshmen Brian Belden Da ve Fischera provide depth. Captain Dan Jackson posted a winning record for the fourth straight year while Murabito tied for medal honors with an 80 in the final windblown match against Liverpool at Battle Island.

Oswego High Bill Jones Kevin Boutwell Tom Murabito Bill Culkin Scott Monroe Chris Dain Brian Belden Dave Fischera Dan Jackson Buccaneers Liverpool Battle Island Jackson Bruce Wilkie Murabito Frank Scherner Mike Hubay Belden Phil Trinoli Robert Boutwell Dave McCall Dain Bob Kelly Oo Monroe

Dodgers Blank Expos Behind Sutton In Shutout Win

Richie Allen drove in two with a two run homer as the Dodgers toppled the Expos 4-0 Monday. Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 23 games before Don Sutton allowed only three hits through seven innings. Jim Brewer earned the save after surrendering a bases loaded situation in the eighth with two outs.

LOS Angeles Richie Allen Jim Brewer Don Sutton Jau Los Angeles Dodgers Montreal Expos Allen Ernie McAnally Willie Davis Sutton Brewer Ron Hunt Rusty Staub

War hero Spurrier granted executive discharge from prison

World War II Medal of Honor recipient Junior James Spurrier, once West Virginia’s famed “one man army,” was granted an executive discharge by Gov Arch A Moore Jr. He had been serving a one to five year term for false pretenses, already free on a conditional pardon since 1969, and said his life is improving as he reunites with his family and overcomes drinking problems.

Baltimore James Spurrier West Virginia Arch A. Moore Jr Spurrier Moore

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