Oswego High closes golf season with win over Fayetteville Manlius
Oswego High ends the golf season 7 6 after defeating Fayetteville Manlius 162 166. Medalist Steve Pentrons shot 37 while Dave Dain 39 Dan Plata 40 Dan Enwright 41 and John Saternow 42 led the Buccaneers.
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Oswego High
Hornets
Fayetteville-Manlius
Mark Mayo
Steve Pentrons
Oswego
Dave Dain
Dan Plata
Dan Enwright
John Saternow
Mike Bradshaw
Bucs
North Syracuse
Oswegonians
Drisko
Victors
Ted Kerley
Buccaneers
Stan Nalle
Bob Salisbury
Dave Crisafulli
OHL Jayvees Eye Winning Season
The OHL Jayvees aim for a winning season with remaining games in view. Front row includes Joe Caraccio and Mark Helmsinger as part of the squad preparing for crucial contests.
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OHL Jayvees Eye
Front Row
Joe Caraccio
Mark Helmsinger
Three Divisional Softball Rallies Highlight CSL Night
Six International West Division teams played last night at Fort Ontario with three more games planned tonight. Shacks Patch meets Joe's Tavern at 6, Lake Shore Plumbing faces Elks No. 1 at 7 30, while Carson's News and Broadwell's Rest. duel on the auxiliary diamond at 6 p.m.
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Lake Shore Plumbing
Elks No. 1
Carson’s News
Broadwell
Skimpy Hitting In Little Loop Defeats Legion 5-3
In a nine inning Little League game Seaway Supply beat American Legion 5-3. Mike Wapen pitched six no hit innings with 14 strikeouts and a grand slam went uncredited due to late scoring. Mike Johnson finished with one hit allowed across three innings for Seaway Supply.
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Seaway Supply
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Aly
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Tom Corbett
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Jimmy Wynn
Larry Parrish
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Carl Morton
Ted Simmons
Mets
Astros
Jon Matlack
Dave Kingman
Jerry Grote
Phils
Padres
Steve Carlton
Mike Schmidt
Mike Anderson
Ramirez Captures Italian Open In Rain Delay Final
Raul Ramirez of Mexico defeated Manuel Orantes of Spain 7 6 7 5 7 5 to win the rain delayed Italian Open worth 120000. The event featured top players from Mexico Spain and Italy in a dramatic clay court final.
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Associated Press
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Spain
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England
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Jolla
Calif
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Tex
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Buffalo Braves
University of Maryland
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Pray A Little Wins at FLAT Finger Lakes Feature Race
Pray A Little, a 7 year old bay gelding, captured the $2,500 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track in Canandaigua New York. Ridden by Mike Ruffo and carrying 114 pounds, the horse won by five lengths in 1:05 3-5 over Pew ter's Pride, returning $7.80 $4.40 and $3.80. Alan Goldner finished third.
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N.Y
Finger Lakes Race Track
Mike Ruffo
Alan Goldner
Seanna Lee
Hogan Ends Competitive Golf After Knee Surgery
Golf legend Ben Hogan, 62, retired from competition and cites knee problems as ending his tournament days. He recalls a dramatic 1967 Masters round and notes his long career with 65 tournament victories including nine majors, while acknowledging his physical decline and private retirement since 1971.
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Hose
Denne H. Freeman
Fort Worth
Tex
Coma
Shady Oaks
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Houston
Texas Hawk
Fogan
Gray
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Dublin
Megan
Chiefs Rally To Nip Braves
Jim Fuller homered twice to lead the Rochester Red Wings 5-1 over the Tidewater Tides in an International League game. Syracuse beat Richmond 5-2 with Kerry Dineen driving in the tying run in the eighth and Rich Black adding two RBIs. Tippy Martinez earned the win for Rochester while Mickey Mahler took the loss.
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Associated Press
Jim Fuller
Rochester Red Wings
Tidewater Tides
Syracuse
Richmond
Fuller
Benny Ayala
Tidewater
Red Wings
Kerry Dineen
Rich Black
Dineen
Black
Tippy Martinez
Mickey Mahler
John Candelaria
Charleston
Memphis
Oswego teen nearly repeats hole in one at Emerald Crest
Fourteen year old Oswego Middle School student Fred Mitchelson nearly aceed the same No. 5 hole at Emerald Crest Golf Course twice in a single round. His mother Margaret Langley Mitchelson joined the foursome as witnesses to an outstanding early golf achievement in local news.
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Oswego Middle School
Margaret Langley Mitchelson
West Fifth Street
Emerald Crest
Mitchelson
Sepuien
Oaby Sport
Major League Leaders list and batting stats summary
Major League Leaders include Carew and Munson atop AL batting with .390 and .349, Horton leads RBIs with 35, Munson and McRae high in hits, and Rivers steals 28. NL leaders show Watson and Sanguillen in batting, Brock and Bench among RBIs, with Grubb and Cedeno high in doubles and steals. Pitching leaders feature Ruhle and Kaat with wins and ERA, Sutton with strikeouts.
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Chalk
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Rudi
Oak
Rivers
Remy
Orta
Chi
R.jackson
Otis
Ruhle
Ceremin
Kaat
Ran
Blyleven
Watson
Hun
Sanguillen
Mok
Baker
Wynn
Oswego Catholic High School Fete Honors Top Athletes
Oswego Catholic High School awards trophies and the Athlete of the Year at the annual banquet Saturday 6:30 PM in William S. Monaghan Post 268 rooms. Rev. Charles Borgnononi, SU Newman Center chaplain and Syracuse Diocese sports authority, will give the principal address.
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Deservin Oswego Catholic Schoo
William S. Monaghan
Charles Borgnononi
Syracuse University
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Syracuse
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William al Lorenz
OCHS
James C. Hayes
John F. Naioti
White Sox Top Red Sox 9 2 As Tanner Defends Play
Chicago White Sox boost offense with 15 hits against Bill Lee and reliever Dick Drago to beat Boston 9 2 in a spring exhibition. Manager Chuck Tanner cites recent strong play, noting a 6 3 stretch of two run games and 29 of 47 games decided by two runs or less. Stan Bahnsen picks up win. Deron Johnson homers off former teammate. Milwaukee defeats Oakland 6 3 as Robin Yount drives tying run in eighth and Vida Blue suffers another loss. Reggie Jackson and Phil Garner homer for A's.
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Chicago White Sox
Chuck Tanner
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Dick Drago
Milwaukee
Oakland
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Terr Forster
Lee
Deron Johnson
Chicago
Bill Stein
Bucky Dent
Stan Bahnsen
Red Sox
Bahnsen
Brewers
Robin Yount
Slugfest In Senior Loop Ends 12-11 Victory
Rusty Harrington powered a Senior Little League win at Fort Ontario with two three run homers and four hits as his team overcame a late deficit. Dan Reynolds earned a save while LaRock struggled in relief for the losers. The scoresheet omits team names, prompting a future correction.
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Hice
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LaRock
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Reynolds
Ken Cherchione
Rice
Dave Ahart
Doug Dunsmoor Kineale
Tight end Ted Kwalick jumps to Philadelphia Bell
All Pro tight end Ted Kwalick leaves the San Francisco 49ers to join the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League in a surprising move. The transfer reshapes the rosters as the Bell seek impact at the line with Kwalick.
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Ted Kwalick
San Francisco 49Ers
Philadelphia Bell
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