Oswego Speedway Boosts Night Purse to 4400
Oswego Speedway announces a 35 lap feature with a $1000 prize to the winner and an overall purse of $4400 to attract top drivers. Opening heat at 7:45, gates open 6 pm, 4000 plus expected fans. Eagle Class race with 99 laps top.
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Three Top Clubs in National Absorb Defeats
Yankees overwhelm Red Sox 15-5 as Clete Boyer is walked into five RBIs by Al Downing. Downing's bat produces a bases full triple in a key seventh inning. Lamabe earns win for White Sox with shutout of Senators.
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Ambro Griffin Wins at Vernon in Can Am Series Pace
Ambro Griffin sped to a 1:58 25 mile win at Vernon Downs capturing leg five of the Can Am Series for 3 year old pacers. The horse paid $16.40 with Eric a Brac second and Lebanon Pride third. The Can Am final with a $15,000 purse is set for August 27 at Monticello Raceway.
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Protest in Sympathy With Viet Buddhists in Colombo
About 150 monks students and teachers at the Buddhist University of Vidyodaya demonstrated today in sympathy with Buddhists of South Viet Nam.
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Oswego Catholic High tops Central Square for 11–0 league run
Oswego Catholic High completed an undefeated 11–0 Oswego County Baseball League season with a 7–3 win over Central Square at Fort Ontario. Bobby Hall starred with a triple and single and two runs, while Joe Bendzunas added four singles to back a two-hit effort. Jadas struck out 11 as Cortland beat Fulton and league standings show Oswego atop the standings with Central Square trailing.
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Littler Yancey Tie for Top in Memphis Open
In Memphis Tennessee Bert Yancey and Gene Littler led after two rounds of the Memphis Open with eight under par 132. Jack Nicklaus stood four strokes back at 136 after a 64 in the second round and a 64 would have tied the leaders if his last two holes had gone in.
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Minor League Scores Round Up for International and Pacific Leagues
Rochester beat Syracuse 10 to 2 in the International League while Richmond defeated Jacksonville 4 to 3 in 13 innings. Toledo won 5 to 2 over Columbus. Buffalo faced Toronto rain delay. Pacific League results show Seattle 6 Oklahoma City 13 and Portland 8 Tulsa 10 Hawaii 8. Denver 11 Tacoma 9, Vancouver 5 and Diego 3, Phoenix 8 Spokane 2.
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Friday's Fights Report from Los Angeles and Madrid
Raul Rojas knocked out Richard Moreno in Los Angeles while Manuel Ramos defeated Eddie Machen by decision in Mexico City. In Madrid Sugar Boy Nando stopped Luis Folledo in six rounds.
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Friday Stars Highlight Lamabe and Whitfield Performances
Pitcher Jack Lamabe of Chicago tossed a three hitter for an 8-0 White Sox win over Washington marking his second shutout in five days. Fred Whitfield of Cleveland drove in five runs with three singles and a homer as the Indians beat Minnesota 6-5.
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Double Shutout In Little League Standings Listed
Knights of Columbus edged Seaway Supply 1 0 while Police blanked Firemen 3 0 in Friday Little League at Lagoe Field. After week one, Elks and Police lead 2 0 and 2 0 with Seaway, K of C, Firemen, Moose, Goldberg's and Triplets in pursuit. next week schedules shown.
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Belmont Stakes entries at Aqueduct face 11 starters
The Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct lists 11 starters for the 1 1/8 mile race with Rehabilitate leading odds at 15-1 and Kauai King the favorite at 4-5. Weights are 126 pounds, value is 161450 dollars with first prize 117700 dollars and post time at 5 15 p.m. EDT on CBS television.
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Mud Hens surge to IL lead with late Rally over Columbus
Toledo’s 5-2 win over Columbus brought the Mud Hens within six games of the International League lead. Archie Moore delivered a two run single in the seventh after a Columbus error, giving Toledo the decisive margin. Buffalo Toronto game was rained out.
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