Hit-capped rally sinks White Sox as Hamilton seals win
A four-run fourth inning swung the game from a 3-1 White Sox lead, with hit capped by a pivotal rally. Hamilton delivered a three-hit performance over the final seven innings to preserve the victory for his team.
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Savas Open Medal Tournament at Battle Island Set to Tee Off
Oswego County golfers, led by Frank Osetek and past champs, prepare for the two category 36 hole Savas Open at Battle Island State Park. Ideal weather and a record prize list draw entrants from Oswego and beyond with late entries welcome at the course.
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Hammermill, Elks Rally To Narrow City League Wins
Chuck Cherchio started the bottom of the eighth with a homer as Hammermill edged Utica Oswego Motor Express 3 2 at Fort Ontario. Don Drake earned the win after Bradshaw, while the Elks beat Smiths Monuments 14 3 in Class B action. Sunday doubleheader pits Black Label and Salt City against Riccelli s in a Fort Ontario twinbill drawing strong local interest.
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Buffle Favored in Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct
New York AP reports Buffle, home bred by King Ranch, leads a field of 11 in the $125000 added Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Trainer Max Hirsch and jockey Manuel Ycaza seek a Belmont win, while Derby and Preakness champ Kauai King eyed as 4-5 favorite. Purses total $160200 with $116450 to the winner and TV coverage scheduled.
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Baseball standings and results from Thursday and upcoming games
W L Pet GB Cleveland 28 16 6 36 Baltimore 27 17 6 14 Detroit 25 18 5 California 23 22 5 Washington 22 24 7 Chicago 20 22 .476 Minnesota 20 23 .465 New York 19 24 .442 Kansas City 17 25 .405 Boston 18 28 .391 Thursday results include Washington beating Boston 12 2 Baltimore defeating California in a long game 60 innings New York 5 Chicago 3 Kansas City 11 Cleveland 4 Detroit 7 Minnesota 6 today New York at Boston Kansas City at Baltimore Cleveland at Minnesota Washington at Chicago Detroit at California Saturday schedule lists multiple city matchups in various leagues and venues across the region
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Oswego OWBA Dinner Set for June 11 in Panarama
Oswego Oswego Women’s Bowling Association to hold its eighth annual banquet Saturday evening June 11 at Panarama. Ellen Edwards and Mary Lundy urge all sanctioned women bowlers to attend. reservations through Jane Czerow or Lee Lucas. The piece notes rising participation and social function prominence for local women bowlers.
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Thursday Stars from AP Batter Aparicio Leads Orioles Past California
Luis Aparicio tagged five singles and scored three runs in Baltimore's 9-6 win over California. Vern Law pitched a three hitter and fanned five as Pittsburgh defeated the Mats 5-0 for his fourth straight shutout against New York.
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Yancey Opens Memphis Open With 63 To Lead
Bert Yancey fired a seven under par 63 to take a three stroke lead in the Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus stood seven back as several big names trailed after the first round.
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Minor League Scores From Various Leagues
In the International League Toledo defeated Richmond 1 to 0 while Buffalo exploded 10 to 2 against Syracuse and Columbus routed Jacksonville 10 to 3. Toronto beat Rochester 4 to 3, and Pacific Coast League results include Oklahoma City 7 Hawaii 4 and San Diego at Tacoma postponed due to wet grounds. Tulsa edged Seattle 12 to 8, Spokane won 7 to 3 versus Denver, and Phoenix won 6 to 5 at Indianapolis. Only games scheduled.
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Oswego Speedway First Saturday Race Card Planned
Tomorrow night Oswego Speedway hosts a 99 lap program with two 12 lap heats two 15 lap semifinals and a 10 lap consolation preceding a 35 lap feature. Bob Smith of Columbus Ohio leads the field after opening 1966 with the first feature win as 25 drivers expected Saturday.
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Girls Track Meet Saturday Morning at Leighton School Field
Second portion of the city wide girls track and field meet is held under Oswego Lodge 271 Elks at Leighton School Field starting at 9 tomorrow. Rita Gimmie of Oswego High School directs the event with faculty assistants. Competitors ages 13 to 18 compete after the 9 to 12 group with entrants from Campus Fitzhugh Kingsford and Oswego High Schools. Elks Club representatives will distribute ribbons at completion.
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Oswego Linksmen Defeat Phoenix 9-3 in Golf Meet
Oswego High golfers return from Battle Island with a 9 to 3 victory over Phoenix. Tom Simons shot 75 three over par to pace the Firebirds. Fran Gagnon and Stan Celestian each defeated foes as Gagnon tied for Oswego honors with an 80. The team planned to compete next in Section III at Cortland.
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Former OU gridder Art Jones dies in farm accident
Art Jones, 34, a star tackle on the 1950 Oklahoma Sooners football team, was killed near Holdenville Oklahoma when his tractor overturned as he cut brush on his farm.
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