Eastern Oswego Basin Board hears fish and game role in planning
At the monthly meeting the New York State Division of Fish and Game outlined a water resources planning program for the Oswego River Basin. Dr. A B Stone described a study inventorying fish and wildlife, evaluating habitat, assessing user impact, and recommending preservation and enhancement options. Richard Hyde stressed wetlands preservation, water quality effects, and access. John Wilson noted non fisher and hunter populations to consider in planning.
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New York State Division of Fish and Game
A.B. Stone
Scottsville
Oswego River
Richard Hyde
Cortland
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John Wilson
Watertown
Oswego High sinks Oswego Catholic 9-3 in Fort Ontario tilt
Oswego High School beat Oswego Catholic 9 to 3 at Fort Ontario as Coniski pitched the win. Key hits came from Riley Skinner and Allen with two apiece, while Borek, Bendzunas, Bennett and Enwright contributed for the Crusaders who managed six hits. Both teams then lost road games later in the week as Oswego faced Baldwinsville while OCHS dropped to Altmar Parish Williamstown in county play.
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Bruce Bennett
Fran Enwright
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Gene Costa
Skinner
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Bill Fisher
Enwright
Borek
Baldwinsville
OHS
Doug Jones
Altmar- Parish-Williamstown
Oswego County
John Naioti
Rebels
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Rick Reding
Moore
Tom Christian
Petrie
Tom Familo
Holbrook
Tom Masuiica
Campbell
Pete Donovan
Brit‘ton
Tuscarora Country Club
Syracuse
Frank Plata
Bill
Elks Led Softball League Alone at 2-0
The Elks of City Softball League Class B stand undefeated at 2-0 leader alone after a misprint claimed a three way tie. Manager Mike Potter’s squad faces Anchor Inn at Fort Ontario at 8 15 this evening as rain disrupts City and Industrial schedules but officials expect to finish regular seasons using open dates.
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Nature lovers urged to hike Catskills in June bloom
The state conservation department promotes a day hike in the Catskills highlighting escapements glens and waterfalls with peak bloom in early June when mountain laurel flowers.
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New York State Conservation Department
Catskills
Gadsby Named Detroit Wings Coach
Detroit AP reports 40 year old Bill Gadsby was named coach of the Detroit Red Wings replacing Sid Abel. Gadsby pledges stronger defense as the team aims to tighten play after last season’s record 197 goals and last place in the East Division.
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National Hockey League
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Sid Abel
Bruce A. Norris
Norris
Tips for Men Suit Fit Guide
A practical guide classifies men as short long or regular by height and chest waist ratios. It advises trying on a suit to raise arms without lifting the coat to ensure a comfortable fit.
84 Year-Old Woman Sets Course for College in D C
Minnie E Woolridge aged 84 has earned her high school diploma and plans to attend college. She left school in 1900 to support five siblings, later studied in Cardozo High School evening classes for the past five years, aims to cover fees, and vows to continue learning.
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Washington D.C
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Woolridge
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Painting of Problems Cleveland
Black or purple birds and leafless trees in the work suggest turmoil and desolation. Paintings by prisoners at the Cleveland House of Correction reveal fears and hostilities, says Leola Hutchins, a psychiatric social worker in art psychotherapy. Sessions split into 40 minutes painting and two hours of interpretation.
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Daley program targets 20,000 youth jobs this summer
Nearly 300 members of the Junior Association of Commerce and Industry canvass 6,000 small businesses in Chicago seeking summer jobs for young people. The effort supports Mayor Richard Daley's Summer Jobs for Youth Committee with a goal of 20,000 jobs this year.
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Junior Association of Commerce and Industry
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday and Upcoming Games
American League standings show Detroit leading with 30 wins 18 losses followed by Baltimore and Cleveland. Minnesota and New York trail, with Chicago California and Washington further back. Monday results include Boston 4 Detroit 3 and Minnesota 4 New York 3. Tonight's schedule features Chicago at Cleveland and Oakland at Washington among others.
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Open Tennis Paying Off Beyond Arms Open Tennis Paying Off Beyond Arms
Paris AP reports Roland Garros venues see new open tennis era with over 400 000 francs paid in eight days as professionals outpace amateurs. Pancho Gonzales predicts broader gains for the game while George MacCall profits from contracted stars and two of his women players exit early. Rosemary Casals loses to Elena Subirats and Francoise Durr falls to Gail Sheriff amid other upsets including Stolle and Gimeno advancing.
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Nancy Walker Joins Producing Artists for Serious Acting
Nancy Walker leaves comedy to join the Association of Producing Artists. She appears in The Cherry Orchard in a role originally assigned to Eva Le Gallienne, who withdrew due to workload from Chekhov drama and Exit the King.
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The
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Eva le Gallienne
Local 129 Beats Davis Bros. in Industrial Softball Clash
Local 129 earned its first win of the Industrial Softball League by edging Local 328 8 to 6 at Fort Ontario after previously defeating Local 214 3 to 2. Miller pitched a four hit game for Local 129, while Donohue and Miller each had a double and the team stole a pair of bases.
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Perranoski Delivers Win in Yankees Clash for Twins
Ron Perranoski, 31, adds fifth win in six decisions as Minnesota edges New York 4 3. The veteran reliever, still adjusting to the league, worked the sixth and finished strong, lowering his ERA to 1.53 across 22 appearances.
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Mexican immigrant completes U S naturalization after family help
Juan Gonzales of Hutchinson Kansas, father of nine grown children born in the United States, passed his naturalization tests with help from four sons and a daughter. He has lived in America since he was 17 and now anticipates voting and easier border crossing for relatives in Mexico.
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Vic Rondon and Percy Pugh Win Narrow Boxing Decisions
In San Juan Vicente Raul Rondon from Venezuela edged Luis Rodriguez over ten rounds. In New Orleans Percy Pugh defeated Billy Backus in ten rounds for a close points win.
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P.R
Vicente Raul Rondon
Venezuela
Luis Rodriguez
Miami
Fla
New Orleans
Percy Pugh
Billy Backus
Canastota
N.Y
Baseball leader dies in Dallas aged 67
J Alvin Gardner a former president of the Texas Baseball League who retired in 1953 after 23 years of service died Monday in Dallas at the age of 67 Gardner led the league through a period of growth and helped organize minor league baseball in Texas his death leaves a legacy in regional athletics and sports administration
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J. Alvin Gardner
Texas Baseball League
Little League Opens With 4-0 K of C Victory
Monday at Lagoe Field marked LL baseball start with K of C beating Elks 4-0 as Bonney pitched a complete game and Solazzo logged relief. In the second game Firemen defeated Police 6-4 as Oswald went 3 for 3 driving in two runs and Rourke added two singles.
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Elks
John Bonney
Stan Nalle
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Marty Nash
Bobh Salisbury
Bonney
Pat Schrader
Don Donovan
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Dave Oswald
Kevin Tice
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Larry O'Brien
Kevin Rourke
Frank Paine
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Weather Blamed For Light Bats In Baltimore Win
Baltimore Orioles pitcher Dave McNally blanked the California Angels 2 0 on five hits as the Year of the Pitcher persists. Boog Powell slugged a two run homer off Ricky Clark, while the Orioles managed five hits. Manager Hank Bauer cited poor hitting across the league amid weather woes, with Frank Robinson noting disrupted spring practice.
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Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
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Ricky Clark
McNally
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Angels
Dave Johnson
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Snead Opens Quest Again as Open Selects Field
Sam Snead, 56, resumes pursuit of the U S Open with a sectional at Indianapolis seeking one of 71 spots in the 150 player field for Oak Hill. Forty five berths were claimed Monday across five sites, with many top pros and past champions still exempt from qualifying.
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Bakersfield
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Robert de Vicenzo
Atlanta Country Club
Jack Fleck
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Jay Hebert
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Gibbet Wins Finger Lakes Feature In Close Finish
Gibbet a 3 year old gelding surged from off the pace to win the $1,300 feature by a half length over Air Adventurer at Finger Lakes. Air Adventurer was placed third for interfering with Blarney at the eighth pole and Blarney named second by judges. Warren Vedilago rode Gibbet to a 1 16 1 5 time as trainer Jack Lambert celebrated a fifth win this season at Finger Lakes. Royal Invictus and Mon Annette paid 124 to 1 for the daily double as 3,055 in attendance watched bets total 226,505.
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Earl Wilson Hits 27th Home Run In Tigers Opener
Detroit pitcher Earl Wilson homered on the first pitch of the Tigers home opener, his 27th major league homer of the season and a striking early mark in the game.
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Earl Wilson
Detroit
Toledo Seizes Lead as International League Shifts
Toledo moves to first place with an 8-1 win over Syracuse paced by Don Pepper's three run homer and a 16 game hitting streak. Columbus loses ground as Richmond defeats them 8-4 on a ninth inning grand slam by Dave Nicholson. Louisville edges Jacksonville 2-0 to rise to second while idle Rochester slides to fourth. Washington Senators beat Buffalo 8-6 in an exhibition.
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Syracuse
Mud Hens
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Louisville
Darrell Brandon
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Colonels
Syd O'Brien
Rochester
Washington Senators
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Niagara Falls
Orioles beat California 2-0 on McNally’s 12 strikeouts
Dave McNally scattered five hits and fanned 12 as the Orioles shut out the California team 2-0. Jose Vidal slugged a 14th inning homer for Cleveland in a 3-2 win over the Chicago White Sox.
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Associated Press
Dave McNally
Orioles
California
Jose Vidal
Indians
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Chicago White Sox
Buccaneers Sign Promising Draft Picks Lee Davis Jasper Wilson
The New Orleans Buccaneers of the ABA signed two draft choices on Monday. Lee Davis, 22, is a 6 foot 8 inch, 240 pound forward from North Carolina College. Jasper Wilson, 20, a 6 foot 6 inch guard from Southern University Baton Rouge, La.
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New Orleans Buccaneers
American Basketball Association
Lee Davis
Jasper Wilson
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North Carolina College
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Southern University
Pacific Coast League Scoreboard Report
The Associated Press notes minor league results with Indianapolis defeating Vancouver 6 to 0 and Spokane beating Oklahoma City 8 to 6. Tacoma downed San Diego 2 to 1, Tulsa beat Denver 7 to 5, while Seattle defeated Phoenix 6 to ? The report lists these outcomes from league play.
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