Senators sweep fifth doubleheader to top majors
Washington powered past Los Angeles in a twin bill sweep as Frank Howard fueled a 13-0 first game and 7-1 second game with six hits in 10 at bats and five RBIs. Howard leads in runs batted in and tied for home runs, while the Senators moved into eighth in the AL as Drysdale reached nine wins for the Dodgers in a humid Busch Stadium night.
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Ken McMullen
Bennie Daniels
Ron Kline
Mantle's neck strain linked to slumping Yankees season
New York reports Mickey Mantle has struggled at the plate with a neck strain limiting head movement and throwing, contributing to a low batting average and an eight team record. Mantle, who said the injury occurred after breaking a bat, underwent heat and neck therapy while the Yankees confront their early season adversity.
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Mexico PTA installs Vaughns as officers for 1965 66
Mexico The Mexico Parent Teachers Association met in the high school cafeteria and installed the new officers for 1965 66 led by co presidents Mr and Mrs Main Vaughn. Also named were Mrs William Shumway vice president Mrs William Walker secretary and Mrs Ronald Baratier treasurer. The meeting included remarks and film showings and refreshments. The Bethany Unit of the Methodist W S F S postponed its June meeting to June 8 at the home of Mrs B Olin Bacus. Me r igo Grange planned a June 4 gathering with program by Allen C Bates and agriculture students. Various relatives and visitors were noted. The Mexico Day Home Demonstration Unit set a June 3 meeting with baking lesson and the Calico Club met at a summer home for a luncheon and business. The Dupli cate Bridge Club held a Friday session with winners listed and plans for the next meeting. There were several church and community notices and a note on a Memorial Day program.
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Joseph Allerton
Fulton
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William Shumway
William Walker
Ronald Baratier
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B. Olin Backus
Mevico Grange
Grange Hall
John Castle
Allen C. Bates
Leo Guyett
Scenic Ave
Stone
Lynehbun
Paul Hilton
Oswego
Clarence Morton
Giffered
Duke of Phelps
Robe Jacobs
Jacobs
Calico Club
Harry Cone
Hickory Grove
George DuBois
Addie Haig
Harry Fraser
Ishmael Dorsey
Dorsey
Lena Kranz
DuBois
Fraser
William Lee
Barbara
Baldwinsville
F. Hoyt Hollister
Methodist Wscs
Arnold Caterson
Robert Gray
Marion
Florence Brown
American League Rooms
Scenic
Lullus D. Bell
Methodist Parsonage
John Everhart
Lyons
Augusta Lombard Rowe
South Otselic
Very Pembroke
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Palmyra
David A. Bell
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
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Minor League Results From Associated Press Schedule
International League Jacksonville at Toledo rained out. Columbus 7 Atlanta 6. Pacific Coast League Tacoma 5 Oklahoma City 3 Hawaii 6 Vancouver 2 Spokane 5 Denver 3 Seattle 2 San Diego 1 Indianapolis 1 Arkansas 0. Portland 6 Salt Lake 4.1
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Trimming Crews Start in East Park Amid Local Criticism
Tree trimmers began work in East Park with wholesale felling of limbs and trees drawing criticism of county authorities. In Minetto Meridan Shade Cloth Co workers form an athletic club with Finns meeting for calisthenics after hours. Irving Galusha resigns as chair of Fulton Board of Movie Censors over objections to scenes and criticism. A infant born yesterday died after living 15 minutes with a rare multi headed body. A young man was beaten while attempting to rob the Donabella residence in West Utica Street.
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Utica St
Paris Bombing Kills 45 as Nazi Air Raids Continue
Twenty five years prior, on June 3 1940 Paris suffered explosive rain from Nazi planes killing 45 and wounding scores while Germany claimed capture of 330000 allied troops. Evelyn Los 15 wins county spelling contest with perfect score. Superintendent Riley discusses youth problems at St Marys Holy Name breakfast. Obituaries note Fred Smith 67 James Keefe George Hersog 56 Mrs Frank Sexton 38. Water shutoff looming for delinquent households.
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Evelyn Los
Tallman St. Wins
Charles E Riley
St. Mary's Holy Name
Fred Smith
James J. Keefe
George R. Hersog
Frank C. Sexton
Utica Defeats Oswego Nets 8-1 and 8-7 in Back-to-Back Wins
The Utica team toppled Oswego in two straight games with scores of 8-1 and 8-7. John C. Henry was introduced as district deputy of the Masons in the report.
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Ford to Guarantee UAW Wage for Six Months in 1955
Ten years ago this week Ford Motor Co held to guarantee CIO United Auto Workers wages for a six month period. The paper notes related items including airmen to be freed by Red China and a county official expense disclosure vote. Obituary of Clarence Thompson plus retirement and academic addresses feature in Oswego notices. Dr. William S. Carlson to address OSTC graduates on June 13.
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CIO United Auto
Franklin Murray
Women of Moose
Clarence Thompson
Oswego
William S. Carlson
State University
OSTC
Toronto Leafs Clash With Crackers In Key Open Series
In the early International League season, league leading Toronto faces Atlanta in a crucial three game set. Both clubs own 31 wins, but Atlanta trails by three games. A three and zero finish by Atlanta would reclaim first place.
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Dave Eilers
Adrian Garrett
Sam Jones
George Spriggs
Pancho Herrera
Purnal Goldy
Jets
Herrera
Alaska quake felt worldwide with Iran surface shift
An Alaska earthquake sent tremors beyond its borders with Iran recording a ground surface rise and fall of about one third of an inch. The event showcases the global reach of seismic activity and how distant regions register the Earth's movements.
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