Bucs Lose 1-0 to Fayetteville-Manlius in Semi final
Fayetteville-Manlius edged Oswego High 1 0 in a semifinal at Griffin Field as pitcher James held Oswego to three hits. Skip Demeree opened the scoring with a walk and a single,Jeff Smith drove in the only run, while Fay et teville-Manlius pitching stifled Oswego for the sectional berth.
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Griffin Field
Liverpool
Fayetteville-Marling
Oswego High Buccaneers
Dave Powers
Hornets
Cooperstown
Bucs
Watertown Golden Cyclones
Auburn High
Pulaski Blue Devils
Oswego County
Oswego Catholic High
Hannibal Warriors
Oswego High
Hannibal
Pulaski
Fayetteville - Manlius
Dave Homer
James’ Stants
Banky
Oswego
Dick Casalone
Biancavilla
Joe Angelina
Mike Conrad
Harris Wins First British Amateur Match at St Andrews
U S Amateur champion Labron Harris Jr defeated Paul Coste of Jamestown R I 1 up in a tense round that lasted to the 18th green at St Andrews marking his first win in the British Amateur championship.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Labron Harris, Jr
U.S
Paul Coste
Jamestown
An Ambiguous Baseball Standings Card From Town League
The fragment lists teams and players with odd spellings and gaps. It references Earl Pelow and Smith with Gerace Matthews Kukys Miller, Yeedsport, Monarchs, North Syracuse, Sanson Sams Collier Herrick Volz Miles Guidetti Giusti, and scores like 70 to 8. Multiple player names and scores appear without full context.
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Earl
Pelow
Smith
Gerace
Matthews
Kukys
Miller
Yeedsport
Tolit Mock
Cumbersedge
Turner
Vaner
O'Shea
Martin
Rerickay
Porrillo
North Syracuse
Sanson
Sams
F. Collier
Herrick
Volz
Miles
Lavey
Guidetti
Giusti
Griffith Set To Regain Welterweight Title In New York
Emile Griffith seeks a third welterweight title as he trains for a Madison Square Garden rematch with Luis Rodriguez. Rodriguez, a Cuban exile based in Miami, won the title in Los Angeles on March 21 by a close decision and now carries a 12 fight win streak. The 15 round bout, broadcast by ABC TV at 9 p.m. EST, features new NYAC rules with 8 ounce gloves and a three knockdown rule.
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Associated Press
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodrigues
Rodrigues
Miami
Griffith
New Yorker
Virgin Islands
Los Angeles
Griffiith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Abc-Tv
Sugar Ray Robinson
Benny
Kid) Paret
Rodriguez
Luis
New York Athletic Commission
Rischer and Barrow Clash for California Heavyweight Title
Oakland contender Roger Rischer meets Kirk Barrow of San Francisco in a 12 round California heavyweight title bout at Oakland on Wednesday night.
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Doug Vaillant
Mimia
Louis Moline
California
San Jose
Calif
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Kirk Barrow
San Francisco
Fifth Accident Fatal to Crowe
Crowe, a 34 year old sprint car racer from Springfield Illinois, died after a dirt track crash at New Bremen Speedway. The incident followed a Memorial Day run at Indianapolis where he finished 27th after a prior crash. Two rivals also struck the wreckage. Chuck Engel of Reynoldsburg Ohio died later.
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New Bremen
Ohio
Allen Crowe
New Bremen Speedway
Crowe
Bute
Springfield
Ill
Chuck Engel
Reynoldsburg
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Lorenzen Wins World 600 Stock Car Race
Fred Lorenzen won the World 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway in a dramatic finish after leader Junior Johnson blew a tire with three laps left. Lorenzen, 29, coasts home despite an empty fuel gauge and admitted coasting the final lap to secure the victory and $27,780.
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Charlotte
N. C
Fred Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Junior Johnson
Johnson
Chevrolet
Charlotte Motor Speedway
Mays Powers Giants Past Cardinals and Yankees Fall
Willie Mays hit three homers as the San Francisco Giants beat the St Louis Cardinals 6-4 to snap a five game Cardinal streak. Cincinnati and Houston won while the Dodgers lost again. Albie Pearson homer and two singles paced the Angels sweep of Baltimore. Southpaws Kralick and McDowell won for the Indians over the Yankees.
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Giants
Willie Mays
Willie
San Francisco
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Ernie Broglio
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Houston
Milwaukee
Carl Warwick
Rusty Staub
Jim Campbell
al Spangler
Hal Woodeshick
Ron Piche
Phillies
Chicago
Cal McLish
Phils
Jim Lemon
Cubs
Billy Williams
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Jim Hickman
Tracy Stallard
Jerry Lynch
Bill Virdon
Ron Hunt
Rod Kanehl
Juan Marichal
May
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Bolin
Jim O'Toole
Bill Henry
Ron Fairly
Big Boys
Albie Pearson
Dynamo
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Orioles
Jack Kralick
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
N. Y
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Juan Pizarro
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Yanks
Kansas City
Pearson
Angels
Kralick
Cleveland
McDowell
Fred Whitfield
Hinton
A’s
Don Lock
Senators
Kane Pizarro
White Sox
Mite and Slugger Lead AL Weak Teams to Victory
American League's two left handers with losing records, a rangy power hitter for a last place club and a slumping slugger headline Sunday action as AL also rans toppled the opponent in a surprising upset.
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Associated Press
American League Baseball
Mighty Mite
Pastrano Johnson Elorde Clash Set in Ring
Willis Pastrano from Miami outpointed Harold Johnson of Philadelphia 15 rounds for the world light heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Irving Thatch of Denver outpointed Sonny Hill of Cleveland 10 rounds. Flash Elorde of the Philippines KO'd Tsumetomi Miyamoto of Japan in Manila to retain the Orient lightweight title. Mario Diaz of Mexico stopped Marinero Celts in Mexico City.
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Las Vegas
Willis Pastrano
Miami
Fla
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Irving Thatch
Denver
Sonny Hill
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Tsumetomi Miyamoto
Japan
Elorde
Orient
Mexico City
Mario Diaz
Mexico
Marinero
Sports Scores and Schedule From A Battered Box Score
The clumsy clipping lists results for baseball games including New York defeating Pittsburgh in 10 innings and Philadelphia paying $2 with scores like Chicago 24 Houston 3. It also notes Cincinnati beating Los Angeles and Pittsburgh over New York, with several upcoming matchups and unsettled schedules across cities such as Chicago Los Angeles Houston and Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
E.s
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Houston
San Francesco
St Louis
Lewis
York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Los Argeies
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Prinnesota
Perrsit
Villanova Dominates IC4A with fourth straight title
Villanova claimed its fourth consecutive IC4A team title at the Eastern meet, scoring 49 points to Yale’s 45, Manhattan 27, Morgan State 23, Maryland 22, Harvard 14, Holy Cross 11, and NYU 0. The Wildcats had five event winners and scored in all 18 events, with most top scorers set to return as several are sophomores.
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New York
Villanova
Wildcats
Philadelphia
Southern California
Harvards
Harvard
Yale
Manhattan
George Eastment
Morgan State
Maryland
Holy Cross
New York University
Pastrano Upsets Johnson For Light Heavy Title in Vegas
In Las Vegas Pat Pastrano, a 1 to 5 underdog, beat Harold Johnson by split decision over 15 rounds to win the light heavyweight crown. Johnson, the defending champ from Philadelphia, was sharper at times but Pastrano outboxed him and claimed the title. No rematch deal yet, promoter's view mix.
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Las Vegas
New
Pat Alivieri
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Johnson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Underworld
Olivieri
Angelo Dundee
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association Championship Committee
Jimmy Olivas
Harry Krause
John Romero
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Willie
Finsterwald And Boros Top Field In Indianapolis
Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros shared the lead entering the final round of the Speed way Festival golf tournament in Indianapolis with a 200 under par. Jim Ferrier set a tourney and course record 61 Sunday, while Tommy Aaron stood one back at 201. John David criticized the weak field as several star players stayed away.
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Indianapolis
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Don Finsterwald
Julius Boros
Jim Ferrier
Tommy Aaron
Tony Lema
John David
Purdue Golf
Indiana
Ferrier
Finsterwald
Fred Hawkins
Lema
Bob Duden
Palladium Times Announces Blog Dial Feature
Palladium Times introduces a new blog dial feature for reader engagement and updates. The initiative lists contact numbers 3-3800 and 3-3801 for inquiries and subscriptions.
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Palladium-Times
Chiefs Sweep Doubleheader to Tighten IL Standings
Atlanta swept Toronto 4-1 and 3-1 to extend its Southern Division lead. Syracuse narrowed Buffalo’s control in the Northern Division by sweeping Arkansas 7-3 and 10-5. Joe Christopher homered twice in Buffalo’s 2-1 nightcap win over Indianapolis, while Rochester stayed in contention with a 4-3 win over Jacksonville. Toronto and Columbus were rained out.
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International Enone
Ian Pet
Buffalo
Roches
Yracuse
Richmond
Atlanta
Toronto
Columbus
Syracuse
Rochester
Atlante
Little Rock
Indianapotia
Associated Press
Syracuse Chiefs
Indianapoli Indians
Arkansas
Joe Christopher
Indianapolis
Indians
Jacksonville Luna
Bob Sadowski
Harry Fanok
Frank Leja
Neil Chrisley
Wright bags sixth tourney win at Zaharias Open
Mickey Wright captured her sixth win of the year by shooting 69 to win the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas. She set a 210 34 hole record and moved to within five victories of her single year record, earning 1250 and widening her lead in prize money. Clifford Ann Creed finished second with 214.
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Beaumont
Tex
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ail
Marilyn Smith
Little Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Plan Tribute For Harness Racers
Harness racer Bill Haughton, age 39, becomes the first American to drive 2,000 winners as Roosevelt Raceway honors him. In other harness results, Raceway wins the $15,000 Invitational Pace at Roosevelt in 2:02 2-5, paying $20.30. Skeeter Brooke and Alfred Hanover dead heat at Monticello for $3,500 open pace. Scout's Honor wins Glens Falls Pace at Saratoga in 2:03 1-5, Velvet Demand takes Darn Safe Trot in 2:08 paying $21.30. Dares Direct captures Vernon Downs $3,000 Invitational Pace in 2:01 3-5. Battle Dream wins Buffalo Raceway $2,500 Invitational Pace in 2:03 1-5.
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Bill Haughton
Haughton
Roosevelt Raceway
Raceway
Roosevelt
Buxton Hanover
Lehigh Hanover
Vernon Downs
Dares Direct
Battle Dream
Buffalo Raceway
County Linksmen To Again Compete In Savas Tourney
Oswego County opens its premier golf event at Battle Island State Park on June 15 and 16. Nick Savas sponsors the Oswego County Open Medal Tournament, awarding a championship trophy. Open to county residents on a handicap basis, with prizes for low net and low gross.
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Oswego County
Battle Island State Park
Nick Savas
Oswego
Tony Torba
Battle Island
Frank Osetek
Frank Plata
Benny Lach
Carl Miller
Bob Murachie
John
Shorty) Wallace
Savas
Mets Meet Yanks In Charity Game
New York news says Yogi Berra will not pitch for the Yankees in the Go liath David charity game vs the Mets. Marshall Bridges will work for the Yanks while Ken Mackenzie will relieve for the Mets. Casey Stengel returns to Yankee Stadium for first time since 1960.
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New York
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Ralph Houk
Cleveland
Indians
Marshall Bridges
Yanks
Baltimore
Mets
Ken MacKenzie
Casey St
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Giants' Willie Mays Hits Three Homers in 6-4 Win
Willie Mays of the Giants slugged three home runs and drove in four runs as San Francisco defeated St Louis 6-4. In Cleveland, Jack Kralick and Sam McDowell shut down the Yankees in a doubleheader sweep 5-0 and 7-2, with Kralick two-hitting the opener and McDowell holding nine hits in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Matting
Willie Mays
Giants
San Francisco
St. Louis
Jack Kralick
Sam McDowell
Indians
Cleveland
Yankees
Kralick
McDowell
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