New Auto Class At Fulton Raceway This Saturday
Fulton NY promoters announce a new late model sportsman class at the 1/3 mile Fulton Raceway with a full field expected for the Sportsman division. Top drivers include Sonny Seamon Dave Rotary and Frank Mathalia as the Hobby and modified flatheads also race. Racing begins at 8 15 p m with seven events planned across both classes.
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Fulton
Fulton Raceway
New York
Sonny Seamon
Vernon
Dave Rotary
Rome
Frank Mathalia
Oneida
Sportsman
Flatheads
Don Bushbacker
Johnny Colbert
Syracuse
Colbert
Kenny Flatt
Lee Center
Fulton JV Tops Central Square 8 2 in Baseball
Fulton High School junior varsity defeated Central Square Jayvees 8 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Central Square. Tom Goss earned the win with nine strikeouts on four hits. A five run third inning gave Fulton the lead. Moses took the loss after surrendering 11 hits and nine K's.
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Fulton
Fulton High School
Central
Fulton Day Camp Director Named for Central New York Girl Scouts
Mrs. Otto Pfahl is named director of the Fulton day camp by the Central New York Girl Scout Council. The camp at Nestle Park runs July 12 to 21 with cook-outs nature study crafts songs hikes and a FOB period. Registration at the Syracuse office closes June 7.
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Fulton
Central
Fulton Obituary for Leon A Burgdorf 71 of Fulton
Leon A Burgdorf 71 of Fulton RD 4 died Thursday in Oswego Hospital after a long illness. Born in Junius he lived in Fulton 24 years and previously resided in Auburn. retired farmer and Church of the Immaculate Conception communicant. Survived by wife Irene Delaney Burgdorf three daughters Harlan Carlton Cato RD 1 Thomas Heaphy Fulton RD 4 Robert Hanlon Fulton RD 4 several grandchildren great grandchildren sister Lenora Bryant Tampa Fla brother Claude Burgdorf Union Springs and several nieces and nephews. Services Monday 8:30 a.m. at Young and Son funeral home and 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception church burial in St Marys cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Leon A. Burgdorf
Fulton RD 4
Oswego Hospital
Burgdorf
Junius
Auburn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Irene Delaney Burgdorf
Harlan Carlton
Cato RD 1
Thomas Heaphy
Robert Hanlon
Spacewalk thrills as White leads Gemini 4 ascent
Gemini 4's first day featured Ed White outside the capsule for eight minutes with a golden tether, while James McDivitt piloted and Vigilantly controlled the craft. White reported crowded cabin as surplus gear remained in the foot well. Johnson watched from the White House as mission control eased the crew through the novel milestone.
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James A. McDivitt
Johnson
McDivitt
Mission Control
Houston
Buddy
United States
Charles Berry
Berry
Houston Mission Control
Air Force
Chris Kraft
Space Twins
Kraft
Robert Seamans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Grissom
Bermuda
Gemini 4 mission ends with return to Earth
Pioneering dialogue from the Gemini 4 mission depicts James McDivitt and Ed White over Houston and Galveston Bay as they maneuver footage, faces delays, and finally receive flight director orders to return. The crew communicates garbledly with Cap-Com and plans to come in before Bermuda LOS.
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Grissom
Houston
Capsule Communications
McDivitt
Gus
Galveston Bay
White
McDivitt-White
Gemini 4
Kimballs Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Phoenix residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball held a Silver Anniversary Open House at their home on May 30 to celebrate their May 29 wedding anniversary. About 75 to 100 guests attended from Syracuse Baldwinsville Pennellville Weedsport and Phoenix.
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Arthur Kimball
Homestead Ave
Syracuse
Baldwinsville
Pennellville
Weedsport
Kenneth den Bleyker
Kimball
Pennellville Methodist Church
Grant
Ralph Fields
Fulton Initiation Set By Elizabeth Chapter OES
Members will be initiated at the regular meeting of Elizabeth Chapter OES on Monday with refreshments. Contributions to the auction are due June 12 at Sandy Creek Fairgrounds, with items for the bazaar in Oriskany due to Mrs. Franklin Oates.
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Fulton
Elizabeth
OES
Marvel Foster
Sandy Creek
Newell Barnard
Oriskany
Franklin Oates
Granby Center Auxiliary Plans June Open House
The Granby Center Volunteer Fire Department auxiliary will hold an open house and membership drive on June 6 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the fire hall. The event invites women in the Granby Fire district to learn about the auxiliary’s operation.
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Fulton
Granby Center
Granby
Major League Leaders In American League Baseball
Highlights from Associated Press listings include Horton of Detroit leading batting with .375 after 90 at bats. Davalillo of Cleveland follows at .345. Green of Boston tops runs with 38, Mantilla and Howard tied for 39 RBIs. McAuliffe and Cardenal share 57 hits. Versalles and Ward pace doubles with 15 and 14. Conigliaro, Thomas, Colavito, Horton, Gentile, and Howard tie for 10 homers. Cardenal and Campaneris lead stolen bases. Pascual and Grant top pitching with 7 0 and 5 0 records, 1.000. McDowell and Pascual lead strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Horton
Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Blasingame
Conigliaro
Thomas
Colavito
Gentile
Kansas City
Campaneris
Pascual
Grant
McDowell
National League Batting and Team Leaders Summary
Col e man of Cincinnati leads NL batting at .382 with Aaron of Milwaukee at .345. Rose of Cincinnati tops runs with 40. Mays of San Francisco has 38. Banks of Chicago leads RBIs with 44. McCovey of San Francisco 37. J Alou of San Francisco 65 hits. Pinson of Cincinnati 63. Doubles: Williams Chicago 16. Kranepool New York 15. Triples: Callison Philadelphia 5. Pinson, Johnson of Cincinnati, Clemente of Pittsburgh and Javier of St. Louis tied at 4. Home runs: Mays 17. Torre of Milwaukee and McCovey 12. Stolen bases: Wills Los Angeles 32. Brock St. Louis 21. Pitching: Maloney Cincinnati 51 833. Ellis Cincinnati 82 800. Gibson St. Louis 82 800. Strikeouts: Koufax Los Angeles 106. Gibson St. Louis 81.
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Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rose
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
McCovey
J. Alou
Pinson
Williams
Kranepool
New York
Callison
Philadelphia
Johnson
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Javier
St. Louis
Torre
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Maloney
Ellis
Gibson
Koufax
Packers Sign Moore for 1965 Season
Green Bay reports Tom Moore has signed his 1965 contract, solidifying a key piece in the Packers running attack. The NFL club announced the deal today in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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Moore
Green Bay
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Tom Moore
Green Bay Packers
Brigham Young Wins Guayaquil Basketball Clash
Brigham Young University defeated the local Student League team 64 to 61 in Guayaquil Ecuador with a 38 to 25 halftime lead. The exhibition showcased BYU on tour as the Americans held off late rally.
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Brigham Young
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Brigham Young University
Hannibal Resident Merle F Stock Dies at 66
Merle F Stock 66 of Hannibal died at home Thursday. He was son of the late George and Della Smith Stock. Survived by wife Flossie who died in 1949 two daughters Jeanette Stock Fulton and Mrs William Chamberlain Fulton two sons Robert and Frank B Stock Hannibal nine grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers Raymond and Paul Stock Hannibal. Funeral services will be held.
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Merle F. Stock
Hannibal
George and
Della Smith Stock
Flossie Stock
Stock
North
Memorial service details for Rev. Larry Draper
The Rev. Larry Draper of Southwest Baptist Church will be ordained at a Sunday 2 30 p.m. service at Becker Funeral Home Red Creek. Burial follows at Fairdale Cemetery. Viewing hours are Friday evening and Saturday after 4 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Becker Funeral Home
Red Creek
Larry Draper
Southwest Baptist Church
Fairdale Cemetery
Ducks Left on Thompsons’ Porch Stun Raytown Family
In Raytown Missouri neighbors report a man in a truck unloaded three pet ducks into the Thompsons' garage while they were away. A milk can containing feed accompanied the birds and the man drove off. The Thompsons are puzzled and unsure if the act is a joke.
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Bert Thompsons
Thompson
Thompsons
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