Belmont Purse Could Be Richest in History
Belmont Stakes set for the 94th running at Belmont Park on Saturday with a field possibly of 10 for the 1- mile race for 3-year-olds. Kentucky Derby winner Decidedly and Preakness winner Greek Money are expected starters, with riders Bill Hartack and John Rotz. Other contenders include Jaipur, Crimson Satan, Admiral Voyage, Roman Line, Vimy Ridge, Green Hornet, Stinson Beach, David K., and possibly Ridan from Chicago.
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Belmont Park
Decidedly
el Peco
Don Ross
Brandywine Stable
Bill Hartack
John Rotz
George D. Widener
Jaipur
Crimson Satan
Crimson King Farm
Fred W. Hooper
T. Alie Grissom
F. E. Power
Joe W. Browns
Gustave King
Stinson Beach
Cyrano
Greentree
Harbor View Farm
David K
Moody Joliey
Ridan
Chicago
Major League Leaders Overview from AP
The Associated Press lists 1960s era leaders by league. Notable NL leaders include Williams Chicago batting .359 and Cepeda San Francisco with 75 hits and 19 home runs. AL leaders feature Jimenez Kansas City with 362 at bats and Gentile Baltimore with 15 homers.
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Chicago
Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Runc — Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Ranew
Houston
Mays
W. Davis
Pierce
Purkey
Koufax
Johnson
Drysdale
Jimenez
Kansas City
Essegian
Cleveland
Howser
Siebern
Green
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Betsy Rawls and Kathy Cornelius Tie for Lead in Babe Zaharias Open
Rain delays push final round of the Babe Zaharias Open to today with Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg and Kathy Cornelius of Scottsdale leading after 56 holes at 146. Sandra Haynie, Ruth Jessen and Betty Jameson trail tied at 150 while five players sit at 151 in Beaumont Texas.
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Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Sonic booms explained by Navy flyer in Worth Knowing column
A Navy flyer explains sonic booms as shock waves from aircraft traveling faster than sound. Ground impact depends on atmospheric conditions, altitude, and proximity to cities, with minimal damage but rare cases of shattered windows or plaster under abnormal conditions.
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Navy
Minor League Baseball Weekend Scoreline Roundup
Pacific Coast League results include Salt Lake City 1 Vancouver 12 and Spokane 4. Seattle blanked Portland 6 to 0. San Diego beat Hawaii 5 to 1. In other PCL notes, San Diego 9 Hawaii 2 and Portland 7 Seattle 2 with Tacoma 5 Spokane 4 in 14 innings, second game postponed. American Association games feature Omaha 3 Dallas Fort Worth 3 and Indianapolis 7 Denver 2. Denver 4 Indianapolis 1 and Louisville 5 Oklahoma City 3 on Sunday. Dallas Fort Worth at Omaha postponed.
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Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Hawaii
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Denver
Indianapolis
Louisville
Oklahoma City
Harness Racing Season at Spa Opens Thursday
Saratoga Raceway begins its 20th season of night harness racing with over 400000 set aside for feature races. The 111 night meet runs to Oct 13, with Grand Circuit week June 25 39 featuring the Lord and Lady Baltimore Stakes and the Battle of Saratoga Stakes for 2 year olds in four divisions each.
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Buffalo
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Ensign
Vicki
Jet
Yonkers
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Lucky Dream
Monticello Raceway
Adios
Mr. Childs
Irish Grattan
Fuller named to Methodist Home for Children PR committee
Charles Fuller of Williamsville has been named to the public relations committee of the Methodist Home for Children in Williamsville. LaBar H. Clark, committee chairman, announced the appointment as plans proceed for a $500,000 three year appeal to fund two boys residences and a religious education building starting around Christmas.
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Williamsville
Charlies Fuller
Central Square RD
Methodist Home For Children
LaBar H. Clark
Methodist Church
Fuller
Hannibal Lodge to Confer Third Degree Wednesday
Hannibal Lodge No. 550 F and AM will confer the third degree on a class of candidates Wednesday June 6. First Section at 5 30 P M with ham supper at 6 30 provided by Huldah Chapter O E S tickets 1 50. Second Section by Brothers of Whango Grotto at 8 P M
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Huldah Chapter
Brothers of
Whango Grotto
All-America Selections 1962 Winners Announced
After extensive testing in the United States and Canada four flowers earn All-America Selections for 1962. Dianthus Bravo is a dwarf annual pink with orange-scarlet blooms, Dark Ops Basil is a purple-leaved compact herb, Zinnia Old Mexico has mahogany and gold large blooms, and Zinnia Red Man features giant scarlet flowers with twisted quilled petals.
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United States
Canada
Dianthus Bravo
Heloise column offers home care tips and reader queries
Ammonia cleans dirty pockets in men's pants and boys wash trousers, with cautions about testing one pair. Readers share blender uses for cabbage slaw, kettle and skillet cleaning tips, and rug dyeing methods. letters reveal practical hacks from various contributors.
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Heloise
Williams Shuns Sophomore Jinx
Chicago Cubs outfielder Billy Williams, the 1961 NL rookie of the year, shines as he leads the league with a .359 average, 11 homers and 35 RBIs. The wrist hitter emphasizes waiting for the right pitch and says he won’t outguess the pitcher, with Ernie Banks among his biggest boosters.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Williams
Ernie Banks
Cub
Willams
Banks
Billy
Wiliams
Jacksonville Sailor Returns with Skyraider Squadron
Aviation machinist’s mate first class Thomas E. Scott, son of James M. Scott Sr., served with Attack Squadron 135 as it returned to NAS Jacksonville on May 7 after a two month shakedown aboard USS Constellation in the Caribbean. The squadron of Carrier Air Group 13 flew the ADG Skyraider and witnessed Terrier missile firings while visiting Virgin Islands and Cuba ports.
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Thomas E. Scott
USN
James M. Scott Sr
Altmar
N.Y
Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Caribbean
Carrier Air Group 13
Virgin Islands
Cuba
Man Requests Commercial Rate for News Delivery
The Miami News received a mailed request from a man claiming to be a management firm executive asking for monthly billing at the commercial rate for a businessman. The address checked 1321 NW 13th St. matched the county jail and apartment 4C-1R was a cell.
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Fila
Miami News
NW 13Th St
Margaret A Bonsted 82 of Brewerton dies at Pleasant Acres Nursing Home
Mrs. Margaret A. Bonsted age 82 of Brewerton died yesterday at Pleasant Acres Nursing Home Central Square after a long illness. She and her husband Harrison T. Bonsted ran the Bonsted Hotel at Clay for 36 years retiring 15 years ago and moving to Brewerton. She served as district deputy grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star and belonged to Fort Brewerton Chapter 180 OES the Amaranth and White Shrine of Syracuse. Surviving are a son Alband a sister Mrs. Minnie Culver of Buffalo and several nieces and nephews. Private services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Hilton Funeral Home Brewerton with burial at Pine Plains Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm tonight.
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Margaret A. Bonsted
Pleasant Acres
Central Square
Syracuse
Alband
Minnie Culver
Buffalo
Hilton Funeral
Burfal
Pine Plains
Mrs Clara G Gordon 84 Central Square resident dies
Clara G Gordon 84 of Central Square died Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Acres Nursing Home after a long illness. She was a member of First Baptist Church and Daughters of Union Veterans. Surviving: two sons Albert Gordon Baldwinsville. two daughters Leon Hall Central Square. sister Mary Fanning California. 13 grandchildren. 43 great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Wednesday Traub Funeral Home Rev Wayne Owen officiating. Burial Pine Grove Cemetery Mallory. Viewing 9 pm Monday and 2 4 and 7 9 pm Tuesday.
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Baldwinsville
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Mary Fanning
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Wayne Owen
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mallory
Pulaski Man Ben Ewart Dies at 82 After Long Career
Ben Ewart 82 of Pulaski RD 4 died Sunday in a Utica area hospital where he had been a patient since February 22. Born December 22, 1879 in Pulaski he was a cheese maker in Orwell area later a farmer and carpenter. He taught shop during World War 2 in Altmar schools. Survived by wife Clara Dawley a son Robert of Pulaski two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Foster Funeral Home with Rev W Russell Clark officiating. Friends may call Tuesday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.
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Ben Ewart
Utica
Robert
Elizabeth Ingersoll Ewart
Clara Dawley
Orwell
Altmar
Foster Funeral Home
W. Russell Clark
Park Methodist Church
Kidney Preparation Note for Lab Practice
Instruction notes remove tubes and membrane from kidneys before washing. It emphasizes proper handling and cleaning steps for specimen preparation.
Mammoth Oswego aviation meet set for July 4
The first Oswego aviation meet is assured for July 4 with $2,000 underwritten by businessmen. W R Marshall leads the celebration plan and a beauty contest is planned on the card. Also noted: former Sheriff Charlies W Taft named assistant sergeant at arms for the Chicago Republican convention.
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Oswego
W. R. Marshall
Charlies W. Taft
Chicago
White House calls steel leaders and unions to peace talks
Conference summoned by the White House brings steel industry executives and labor leaders to seek harmony amid rising tensions.
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Francis J.o'keefe
Fruit Valley Inn
Eugene
Bernard Owens
Harold W. Bales Jr
University of Rochester
William W. Metcalf
Harold E
Oswego Civic and Business Leaders Elected, Appointed
Donald G. Edick of Pulaski is elected president of the Oswego Chapter Civil Service Empl oyees Association Oscar C Andersen becomes Coca Cola plant manager succeeding George Fischer Leo J Lago named to a third term as grand knight of Oswego Council R of C Rev Paul H Martineau former Pulaski priest joins U S Navy for a third time as chaplain aboard heavy cruiser USS Mason at Norfolk Va Enlisted man previously served aboard battleship Delaware in World War I and USS Shangri la Fifth Fleet flagship in Pacific theater
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Delaware
Shangri-la
Pacific
New York Democrats Attack College Student Grants
Democratic leaders in Albany condemn Gov. Rockefeller for a scholar incentive program that they say mostly benefits colleges, not students. They demand more Regents scholarships and raise concerns over a state medical licensing scandal, urging a special commission after 24 physicians had licenses canceled then restored.
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Albany
Rockefeller
Samuel S. Stratton
Bury
Joseph Zaretzki
Anthony J. Travia
Zaretzki
Travia
Stratton
Liverpool
State Board of Regents
Dr Carlton Potter of Syracuse Dies
Dr Carlton Potter radiologist and orthopedic surgeon dies at Crouse Irving Hospital aged 79 in Syracuse He helped found the hospital and was president of the Onondaga County Medical Society in 1949 1950 and led the Syracuse Academy of Medicine He was a 32nd degree Scottish Rite Mason native of Saratoga Springs.
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Carlton Potter
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Potter
Onondaga County Medical Society
Syracuse Academy of Medicine
Saratoga Springs
Nationwide Auto Insurance Offer in East Coast Plan
A brief promotional notice markets Nationwide auto insurance with coast to coast claim service East Pay plans and low rates. The ad urges readers to call for savings.
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Call
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