Chiefs Fire Loss Prompts Fund Drive To Rebuild
Syracuse Chiefs seek $50 000 in a fund drive after a stadium fire caused major damage. Don Labbruzzo notes Oswego support as the team plans a return to MacArthur Stadium by June 23 for a four game series with the Toledo Mud Hens. Brian Caruso, Oswego High School star, returns to Oswego after college and a summer job with Northern Steel.
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Cepeda Returns to St Louis with Home Run Bonanza
Orlando Cepeda homered twice and tripled in his first St Louis appearance since the Torre trade as the Braves beat the Cardinals 6-3. Meanwhile Jerry Koosman hurled a five hitter to lift the Mets over the Dodgers to .500, and San Diego beat Philadelphia 6-4.
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Mud Hens Seize IL Lead With Sweep Of Louisville
Toledo's Mud Hens moved into first in the International League by sweeping Louisville 4-0 and 6-3, boosting to 16 wins in 21 games after a May 11 slide. Ike Brown homered, Bob Lasko tossed a one hit bid, and Freddie Reahm earned IL debut victory as Tidewater and Richmond-Syracuse splits occurred.
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O Sullivan Open Win For Murle Lindstrom
Murle Lindstrom ended a long drought on the Ladies PGA tour by winning the $15,000 O Sullivan Open in Winchester Virginia. She shot a closing par 71 to finish 208, three strokes ahead of Shirley Engleborg who tied for second after a 70 final round. Kathy Whitworth was seven back at 215 after a 74.
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League and Titlists Attend Postseason Banquet
Top-ranked guests attended the circuit’s annual post-season banquet at Colonial House Restaurant. From left are Lorraine Schaffer and Lorraine.
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Oswego Catholic nets finish season undefeated in league play
Oswego Catholic High defeated Oswego College 4-1 to cap a perfect Oswego County League season. Singles results included Ostrander, Lynch, and Cloonan matches, with Guiffrida Stephen son and Sliva Scardella doubles securing the win. Coach Rev. Albert J. Proud led the Crusaders on a rainy day before upcoming clashes with Oswego High.
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Americans Clash as Nancy Richey Faces Ke n an in French Open
In Paris at Roland Garros the two top U S women Nancy Richey of San Angelo Texas and Julie Kenan of New York meet in the French Open quarterfinals a pivotal clash for both with Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals also in quarterfinals. The men’s singles lead with Rod Laver and Tom Okker featured as the event leans toward professional players. Doubles action saw Ashe Pasarell advance after Santana withdrew and other pairings compete.
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Los Angeles
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Baker suffers shoulder injury forces wait before next race
Stock car racer Buddy Baker says he broke his right shoulder blade in a Daytona smash-up and will not drive for at least a month. He drives a Dodge and will miss the June 1 Jackson 500 in Michigan after wrecking during Florida test runs.
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Mischief Kyle Wins at Saratoga Then O'Meara Dies
Veteran harness driver Leonard O'Meara 49 of Lawrence Massachusetts collapsed in the sulky after guiding 21-1 longshot Mischief Kyle to victory at Saratoga Raceway Monday night. He was pronounced dead of an apparent heart attack on arrival at a nearby hospital. O'Meara, born in Canada, had a long career at Saratoga and Vernon Downs driving horses owned by Dr. Albert Grass of Brattleboro Vermont.
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Favorite Wins Easily At Finger Lakes Farmington Allowance
Odds on favorite Ghafta Lane scored a two length victory in the Farmington Allowance at Finger Lakes Race Track. Steve Rowan rode the winner in 1 01 2 5 for five furlongs benefiting a $3.40 win payoff as 3,121 fans watched. Boston Mitch finished second and May, ridden by Mary Bacon, placed third in her first race, with total handle $245,304.
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4 Ball Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule
The East division leaders include Chicago 33 16 .667 and New York 23 23 .500, with Pittsburgh 25 23 .521 in the middle. West shows Atlanta 29 17 .630 and Los Angeles 28 19 .596, while Montreal 11 33 .250 trails. schedule lists Monday results and Tuesday games among major teams with several rain or weather notes.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From East and International Leagues
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 35 wins and 18 losses, Boston 30-17, Detroit 25-20, and other teams' records. Interleague matchups list daily games including Cuellar at Odom in Oakland and Tiant at Seattle, with multiple N designation notes and postponed Columbus at Rochester due to rain.
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U S Open Qualifying Sees Names Fail to Qualify
Jesse Snead Ken Still and Larry Hinson qualified for the U S Open at Houston while Gardner Dickinson Jack Fleck Doug Sanders and Arnold Palmer missed or faced last minute status questions across six sectional sites. Leaders included Lionel Hebert and Bob Duden with 13 under, as 385 players vied for 64 spots.
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May belts first grand slam as White Sox top Red Sox 6-4
Carlos May hit his first major league grand slam to cap a six-run eighth inning lifting the White Sox to a 6-4 win over Boston. Jerry Koosman pitched five-hitter as the Mets edged the Dodgers 2-1 for their fifth straight victory.
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Antelopes Favored In National Intercollegiate Baseball
Grand Canyon College of Phoenix is the slight favorite to win the 13th NCAA baseball tournament opening in St Joseph Missouri. The Antelopes hold a 40 14 season record and are ranked No 1 among small colleges by the Collegiate Baseball Digest.
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