Oswego High Clinches West Division Title in OCBL
Oswego High clinched the Western Division and earned a spot against Pulaski for the Oswego County Baseball League overall championship at Fort Ontario. The Buccaneers beat Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 8-2 as Dick Cafalone led with three singles, Mike Colasardo pitched effectively, and Jim Biancavilla was set to start the title game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHL
Diadem
Pulaski
Oswego High
Fulton
Fort Ontario
Buccaneers
Altmar- Parish - Williamstown
Oswego Jayvees top Fulton 4-0 in season highlight
Oswego High School Jayvees shut out Fulton 4-0 at Fort Ontario as Dick Losurdo left after a scoreless first inning and Don Sova finished the game with a three hit effort. Ty Colasardo Steve Alien and Ken Crisafulli contributed singles while Crisafulli had two hits. Fulton had five one base hits with no player collecting more than one. Oswego improves to 4-4 with one game left at Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego High School
Fulton
Fort Ontario
John Canale
Auburn
Oswego
Bucs
Central Square
Homesters
Dick Losurdo
Don Sova
Kryszczuk
Ty Colasardo
Steve Alien
Ken Crisafulli
Crisafulli
Sova
Oswego High Nets 4-1 Victory to Seize County Title
Oswego High defeated Fulton High 4-1 on Fulton courts to tighten its perfect season to 7-0. Coach Mel McFee’s lineup featured top players Loguidice Farrar St John and Cherchio Lewis with decisive wins as Oswego prepares for Friday’s regular season finale versus Oswego Catholic and a county tournament at SUNY Oswego’s South Athletic Field.
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Oswego County
Mel McFee
Fulton High
Oswego
Oswego Catholic High
MccFee
South Athletic Field
State University College
Fulton
Tom Loguidice
Sam Farrar
Chuck St. John
Lory Widger
St. John
Terry Baker
Bill Somerville
Glenn Fletcher
John Demenkoff
Belmont Stakes Shaping Up as Two Horse Race
The Belmont at Aqueduct this Saturday appears set for a two horse showdown between last year’s Derby and Preakness winners Chateaugay and Candy Spots. The 1963 champion three year old title and the $125 000 added purse hang in the balance as the field tightens with five other prospects expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aqueduct
Central Square edges Phoenix in tense 3 2 tennis duel
Central Square on its home courts earned a 3 2 victory over Phoenix in a tight match. Coach Manny Ferraro led the Redmen as Mark Hall and Mark Grimstead beat George Chew and Harold Smith 9 5 in doubles.
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Central Square
Phoenix
Redmen
Manny Ferraro
Oswego
Mark Hall
Mark Grimstead
George Chew
Harold Smith
Bob Crutchley
al Sterling
Firebirds
Dave Bellows
Dick Stevens
Mike Anderson
Harold Tyler
Bob Young
Joe Prillo
Chuck
Dave Sivers
Five Competing Names Mentioned for Belmont Race
The Belmont discussion includes five contenders Get Around Top Gallant Tom Cat Insurrection and Outing Class, with doubts noted about some. The list reflects early field speculation for the event.
Pitchers Dominate As White Sox And A's Triumph
Dick Farrell held the Dodgers to two hits in 7 1 3 innings as the Houston Colts edged Los Angeles 2 1. Eddie Fisher tossed a four hit shutout for the Chicago White Sox in a 4 0 win over the Angels, while Dave Wickersham added a four hitter to lift the Kansas City Athletics past the Minnesota Twins 4 1. Staub hit a homer for Houston, and Cunningham broke his collarbone for Chicago.
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Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Eddie Fisher
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Wickersham
Kansas City Athletics
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Staub
Carl Warwick
Don Drysdale
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
St. Louis
Fisher
White Sox
Los Angeles
Joe Cunningham
Baltimore
Bob Turley
Alroll and Walker spark league action in Fort Ontario win
Local 129 edged Hammermill 14 13 as Lee Walker belted a key home run and Ned Alroll earned his second win. Local 214 fell 11 3 to Alroll in the nightcap while Dick Goodman starred on the mound for 129. Don Day and Fred Harrington led Hammermill’s late rally before Walker’s four hits sealed the upset win for Local 129.
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Fort Ontario
Lee Walker
Hammermill
Brenemans
Dick Stark
Ray Drake
K of C
Lupe
Alol
Bob Barker
Dick Goodman
Siab
Alroll
Fran Ponzi
Gerry Cliff
Anthony Ponzi
Bob Dashner
Jackie White
Jim Tesoriero
George Beshures
Joe Rucynski
White
Ponzi
Beshures
Bob Delahunt
Local 129
Len Ponzi
Don Drake
Walker
Don Day
Delahunt
Fred Harr
Don Sawyer
Atlanta Crackers sweep sixth straight twin bill in league
The Atlanta Crackers improved to six straight doubleheader wins by defeating Rochester 1-0 and 6-3 in the International League. Richmond also swept Indianapolis 3-2 and 8-3, boosting its Southern Division lead to eight games. Buffalo beat Columbus 8-7 as Jacksonville edged Syracuse 4-3 and Arkansas defeated Toronto 6-3.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Crackers
Richmond Vees
Crackers
Rochester
Richmond
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Buffalo Bisons
Columbus
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Arkansas
Toronto
Finsterwald Wins $10,000 at Flint Open Golf Classic
Don Finsterwald shot 68 68 64 68 to finish 16 under par 268 and win $10,000 at the Flint Open in Indianapolis. He moved to sixth on the circuit with $26,543, ahead of rivals Nichols Lema Boros and Aaron who tied for second at 270, earning $3,400 each. Hawkins, Rodriguez, Duden also earned money.
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Indianapolis
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Ohioan
Bob Nichols
Tony Lema
Julius Boros
Tommy Aaron
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
Nichols
Lema
Boros
Aaron
Juan Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Bob Duden
Gilt Picture Frames Shine With Turpentine Rub
Gilt picture frames will gain a lovely luster when rubbed with a little turpentine. The tip suggests careful application for a bright, durable finish.
Track dispute may wreck U S team for meet
The ECAC declares athletes should not compete in AAU track nationals where the U S team for Moscow is chosen. California Big Six may join, coach Payton Jordan says trip could be canceled. AAU accuses colleges of trying to wreck the U S team. ECAC denies and calls for sanctioned peace terms.
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New York
United States
Moscow
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Russia
California
Payton Jordan
AAU
Asa Bushnell
ECAC
Douglas MacArthur March
C.K. Yang
Formosa
General Wockvinas
U.S. Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
FCAC
New York Athletic Club
St. Louis
U.S
Pro Football Tussle at Ithaca Set With Giants and Bears
Sponsors predict about 30 000 fans for a charity exhibition at Schoellkopf Field Ithaca featuring the New York Giants and Chicago Bears. Tickets usable via Lupe's Sport Shop with orders due after July 15. proceeds go to the Ithaca United Fund. Both teams travel to Ithaca for light workouts before the game on Saturday afternoon August 10.
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New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Oswego County
Schoellkopf Field
Ithaca
Lupe
Ithaca United Fund
Ithaca Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Giants
Bears
Cowell University
Major League Stars Pitching and Batting Duel
Eddie Fisher of the White Sox fired a four hit shutout in a 40 victory over Los Angeles lifting Chicago within five percentage points of AL leader New York. Rusty Staub homered with a man on to power Houston past the Dodgers 2-1, handing Los Angeles its fifth straight loss.
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Associated Press
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York Yankees
Rusty Staub
Houston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wax Chrome Trim On Kitchen Chairs And Tables
A tip suggests applying a coat of wax to the chrome trim of kitchen chairs and tables to prevent rust and corrosion and keep the metal shining longer.
Colleges Dominate Shorter-Distance Running Scene
The colleges control most of the top runners at the shorter distances, shaping the early season standings and signaling depth in sprints and middle distances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pulaski Blue Devils
Oswego County Baseball League
Frank C. Reed
Babe Ruth
Dave Powers
Dick Cafalone
Mike Conrad
Mike Colasardo
Hannibal
Rebels
Jim Biancavilla
Powers
Chere
Danny Kraft
Greg Smith
Dan Donahue
Bob Wheeler
Gordon Reeses
Warren Bickers
Caialone
Conrads
John Colloca
Catalone
George
Crusaders
Wn Yvan
Osm
Catholic ‘High
Eevee Fulton Eee Eeennenee
Mexico
Eevee Eeeer Sere
Collece
Pollard
House
Knopp
Wheeler
Ws J Harvey
Iaac Perkins
Gmen
Young
Stelshuck
Bickers
Town
Axtell
P. Harvey
Champion
Conish
S. Town
Eas. Young
Hervey
Colasurde
Ruggie
Ird
Colloce
Conrad
Éth
DiStacio and
Banach
Mike Colasurdo
OHS Jayvees
Arr
Colasurdo
Simons
Aven
McKinney
Bradley
Bryant
Baby
Warner
Wallace
France
Mun
Crisetyik
Kryszeruk
Copeland
Bodie
Chuck Cherchio
Don Lewis
John Francescon
Ken Turpening
Belmont
Farrell
Chisox
OCHS
Bill Cutro
Joe Kelly
Oe Harrold
Dan Gillard
Gary Zimmerman
Jim Galvin
Tom Deassi
Dave Levin
Ed Johnson
Don Lamb
Gordon Donohue
Ed Peters
Carl Fellows
John Cleycurry
Johnson
Teddy Quesnel
Horr
Quesnel
Alrolt
Rhaor
He. Vickery
James
A. Ponzi
Tesoriero
Crahan
Dashner
Barker
F. Ponzi
Rucynski
Ohiliman
Pellows
Lamb
Dav
Drake
Magnante
Harrington
Morr
D. Sawyer
Rourke
Cleyrryk
Sharkey
Natoti
Ooo Levin
Stevenson
Ponti
Lewis
Inne
Paes
McGift and Meorthy
Summer Bowlers League
U. S
Sarl
Harold Clark
Benson Avenue
Minetto
Lysander
John WY. Latulip
7Th Street
Mexico - Oswego
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