Michalski Leads OHS to Sixth in Section III Meet
Oswego High School finished sixth of 17 schools at the Section III Track and Field Meet held at Rome Free Academy. Frank Michalski won the high jump and contributed six points. Herb Fox and Bob Buckley added four points each with second-place runs in the 880 and the two mile. Jim Church added two points with a fourth in the mile. Oswego’s 19 points earned a solid showing behind Rome Free Academy and Liverpool with Baldwinsville fifth.
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Frank Michalski
Oswego High
Rome Free Academy
Romans
Liverpool
Utica Free Academy
Auburn
Baldwinsville
Oswego
Hamilton College
Clinton
Buffalo
Rome
Erwin Dewey
Michalski
Herb Fox
Bob Buckley
Fox
Buckey
Buckley
Hamilton
Jim Church
Bucs
Gary Richardson
Bob Weaver
Keith Alexander
al Steinhauer
Gary Cunningham
Barber Quits Baltimore Orioles Flight Before West Coast Series
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber walked away from the team jet at Baltimore after a five run rally by the Senators. He told an airline official he quit and could not find his groove before the West Coast trip to start a five game series in Anaheim.
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Baltimore
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Anaheim
Calif
Orioles
Washington Senators
Ady Etchebarren
Lou Hatter
Baltimore Sun
Friendship
West Coast
Barber
Harry Dalton
Associated Press
Dalton
Minor League Scores From Saturday in Pacific Coast League
The Associated Press reports Indianapolis defeated Tulsa 4 2 and Oklahoma City beat Denver 8 3. Phoenix swept Vancouver 2 0 in a 10 inning game while Spokane edged Hawaii 5 4 in extra innings. Portland won 6 3 over San Diego and Seattle beat Tacoma 3 1.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Denver
Phoenix
Vancouver
Spokane
Hawaii
Portland
San Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 34 wins and St. Louis close by 27, while scattered results over the weekend include Cincinnati 8 Atlanta 7 and San Francisco 11 New York 1 in a 11 inning affair. American League lists Detroit 28 18 and Chicago 26 18, with notable scores such as Baltimore 3 Washington 2 in 11 innings and New York defeating Detroit 3-1.
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Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philaphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Francisco
Phladelphia
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Wash
California
Washington
Twinight
Woods A C Triumph Opens Moose Club Cup League
Woods A C defended its title with a 9 8 win over American Legion in a tense season opener at Fort Ontario. Moose Club beat VFW Post 5885 7 5 as both games featured late rally drama and strong hitting despite no extra base hits. Johnson led Moose with 4 for 4 while several players collected three or two hits for their teams.
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Oswego City
Fort Ontario
Woods A. C
American Legion
Moose Club
VFW Post
Legionnaires
Ed Haynes
Jack Reidy
Branshaw
Haynes
Reidy
Hank Audlin
Bill Germain
Jim Tesoriero
Chuck Regano
Walt Budd
Crisafulli
Reitz
Ranous
VFW
Moose
Johncock Wins Rex Mays 150 In Milwaukee
Johncock outlasted a strong field in the 18th Rex Mays 150 mile race at Milwaukee driving a Gerhardt-Ford. He finished in 1 hour 31 minutes 14.30 seconds at an average speed of 98.6444 mph, earning $14,647 and drawing cheers from fans as he signed autographs. Indianapolis winner A I Foyt and Lloyd Ruby faded with mechanical troubles.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Gordon Johncock
Rex Mays
Indianapolis
A.J. Foyt
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Johncock
Gerhardt-Ford
Soccer scores and match results from multiple teams
The report lists results including Hawaii 4 Spokane 2 Vancouver 1 Phoenix 0 Tulsa 2 Indianapolis 0 San Diego 6 Portland 1 Seattle 6 Tacoma 2 Oklahoma City 15 Denver 4.
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Hawaii
Spokane
Vancouver
Phoenix
Tulsa
Indianapolis
San Diego
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Denver
Emerson Beats Roche at Nets
Roy Emerson of Australia defeated Tony Roche to win the French International Tennis Tournament singles title, completing the second leg of the grand slam. Officials discussed open tournaments with professionals and amateurs but failed to secure the required two thirds vote for approval at the ILTF congress in Luxembourg.
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Paris
International Lawn Tennis Federation
International Federation
Luxembourg
Roy Emerson
Australa
Tony Roche
Australia
Emerson
Five-Horse Photo Finish at Vernon Downs Saturday
Vernon Downs hosted a five horse photo finish in the $3,000 Invitational Pace won by Key Club at 1:59. Peter Frisco later won the $1,700 Invitational Pace at Vernon in 1:59 1-5. Other tracks this night included Monticello Buffalo and Saratoga with Spindletop Joe and Julian's Away securing notable wins.
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Associated Press
Hanover Brothers
New York State
Yonkers Raceway
Monticello Raceway
Romeo Hanover
Hanover-Romola Hanover
Yonkers
Monticello
Romeo
Cardigan Bay
True Duane
Adios Vic
Romulus Hanover
George M. Levy
Romulus
Billy Haughton
Levy
Nardin
Byrd
Tudor Hanover
Berry Hill
Stanley Dancer
Nevele Dancer
Vernon Downs
Vernon
Key Club
Trowbridge
Nifty Nelse
W. W. Smith
John Pic
Peter Frisco
Steady Move
Knoxon
Spindletop Joe
Rodney Laird
Beloved Pick
Trader Nardin
Tarport Joe
Yankee Timber
Gerry Mir
Red Sox Acquire Gary Bell Shaping pennant Push
Boston trades Tony Horton Don Demeter to Cleveland for veteran right hander Gary Bell as Dick OConnell and Dick Williams express confidence a pennant run is within reach. Bell adds experience to a line of Boston starters while Adair moves in from Chicago for Don McMahon and a minor leaguer.
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Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Gary Bell
Cleveland Indians
Dick O'Connell
Dick Willams
Bell
Red Sox
O'Connell
Williams
Boston
Indians
Jerry Adair
Chicago White Sox
Don McMahon
Tony Horton
Don Demeter
Sunday’s Stars: Cle mente, Pirates rout Dodgers
Roberto Clemente blasted his 11th and 12th home runs driving in all of Pittsburgh's runs in a 4 1 victory over Los Angeles. Steve Hargan pitched a five hitter for his fourth shutout of the season as Cleveland beat Boston 3 0.
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Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Steve Hargan
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Damascus To Try for Races With Big Pay
Damascus after a Belmont Stakes victory pursues the Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on June 17 with eyes on Chicago stakes like the American Derby in August. Trainer Frank Whiteley Jr. weighs plans after Damascus returns to Delaware. rival Dr. Fager targets Saranac or the Classic, keeping a possible meeting uncertain. Damascus earned 104,950 for Belmont success, boosting 1967 earnings to 365,410 with five wins in seven starts.
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Damascus
NEW York
Leonard Richards
Delaware Park
Dr. Fager
Frank Whiteley Jr
Laurel, Md
Aqueduct
Bill Shoemaker
Belmont
California
Hollywood Park
Biggs
Native Diver
Eight IL Clubs Split Twin Bills Amid Home Run Spree
Eight International League doubleheaders on Sunday ended in splits as 18 homers by 17 players powered 56 runs. Rochester beat Richmond 3-2 before losing 9-0 to Larry Maxie and the Braves. Toronto and Columbus split, Buffalo took one of two from Toledo, Jacksonville beat Syracuse, and Rochester toppled Richmond with Dave May driving a 3-run homer.
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Syracuse
Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Toronto
Buffalo
Toledo
Woods A. Pol
la Toledo Socee
F Haynes
Germain
Buffalo Seer
Victory Ss
Tesoriero Ib
Sherkey
Wcarmody
Auchin Vb
Crisafulli
Oswego
Bishop Ludden Richmond
Branshaw
Budd
Reitz
Johnson Sf . German
AB. R. H
Woods
Prucnal
Wadach
France
Barbeau
DeSantis
Zbikowski
Rose
Ranous
Allen
Craver
P. m. Caro
Lynch
Earic
Tavier
Rinaldo
McCarthy
Larry Maxie
Braves
Red Wings
Chiefs
Suns
Dave May
Mike Lum
Maxie
Chris Cannizzaro
Larry Baughman
Jerry Stephenson
Swift Dominates Saturday Night Main Event Victory
Oswego Speedway veteran Nolan Swift won the 1966 track opener by four lengths earning 1000 and 1045 total with a 45 lap race in front of 4000 fans. Jim Gresley Ronnie Wallace and Jack Thomas followed in a tight top finish as Warren was later disqualified after protests.
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Nolan Swift
Syracuse
Oswego Speedway
Swift
Gordon Dukes
Todd Gibson
Jim Gresley
Ceresco
Mich
Ronnie Wallace
Fulton
Jack Thomas
Bolivar
Nick Rowe
Portland
Iris Jack Murphy
Liverpool
Murphy
Norm Mackereth
Bobby Pierce
Gary Witter
Sam Carista
Coe
Wayne Landon
Bob Stelter
Don Fleming
Ralph Denson
Jim Muldoon
Harold Terpening
Bentley Warren
Mark Letcher
Andy Brown
Bob Sweeney
Ken Bartholomew
Jack Murphy
Warren
Thomas
Rowe
Pierce
Stelter
Terpening
Denson
Muldoon
Gresley
Fleming
Wallace
Brown
Witter
Sweeney
Carista
Letcher
Mackereth
Lee Osborne
Patterson to Feature Card in Los Angeles Showdown
Floyd Patterson, two time heavyweight champion, faces 21 year old Jerry Quarry of Bellflower Calif next Friday night at Memorial Coliseum in a 10 round eliminator promoted by Mrs Aileen Eaton. Quarry 23 1 with three draws seeks win to stay rising in boxing rankings as Patterson pursues comeback momentum.
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Floyd Patterson
Jerry Quarry
Bellflower
Calif
Los Angeles
Patterson
Quarry
World Boxing Association
Aileen Eaton
Memorial Coliseum
Alex Miteff
Clay
Henry Cooper
London
Willie Johnson
Bill McMurray
Fairmar Triumphs In Tight Finger Lakes Feature
In Canandaigua, Fairmar edged rival Tanteo by a neck as Pine Hunter took third in the $1,800 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track. The six furlongs were run in 1:13 with Fairmar paying $9.60, $5.20, and $3.20. Attendance reached 6,771 and the handle was $328,608.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Fairmar
Finger Lakes
Pine Hunter
Boxing card in Toledo and Houston features top heavies
Ninth ranked Leotis Martin of Philadelphia faces Billy Daniels of New York in Toledo on Monday night. Dave Zyglewicz, undefeated Texas heavyweight champion, meets Everett Copeland of New York in Houston on Tuesday night.
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Leotis Martin
Philadelphia
Billy Daniels
New York
Toledo
Ohio
Dave Zyglewicz
Texas
Everett Copeland
Houston
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OHS
Bishop Ludden
New York Cities
Leighton Field
Joe Wilber
Buccaneers
Nottingham
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
Corcoran
Motor Crosstown
Crusaders
Oswego Catholic High Jaycees
East Side
OCHS
John F. Naioti
Montreal
Kevin Riley
Gaelic Knights
Gene Kobar
Riley
P. J. Woods
Brian Caruso
Kobar
Phil Hoffman
Caruso
Bill Barbeau
Neal Miller
John Rinaldo
Joe Paeno
Johncock Victor
Abe Dickeo
Kisnic
Glus
Nefdr
Shor
Nal
Blumr
Hann Split
O'Shea
Parilio
Earl
Walker
Clifton Springs
Bolen
Waits
Gion
Zych
Maydal
Phoenix Zachell
Hagl
Day and Fair Haven
Travirs
Polon
Whdovr
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Rivrs
Whdovrs
Rivers
Yoman
Bluebirds
Travirs Ni
Ray
Lrutf
Sha
Fiman
Eddi
Bnni
Roche
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Palladium-Times
Cotter
Simon Pure
Albany
Darwin Limmer
John Walther
Walther
Cotterrell
Joe Fioretto
Lakeview
Albert Daghita
Ken Campbell
Ithaca
William Miknik
George Mendelson
New York City
Sugg Chevrolet
Arcade
Ed Cotterell
Raff Ellis
Schenectady
Frank Asselta
Utica
al van Dorn
Lou Caparulo
Elmira
Orville Bonville
Plattsburgh
Ronald Warner
Wellsburg
Harry Session
Jerry Norton
Canisteo
James Noonan
James Smith
Watervliet
Paul Robinson
Richard Davis
Craig Truhn
Wells Bridge
Tops Market
Big E
Canada Dry
Cambria’s
Alco Pistons
Potter Brothers
Kingston
Commerce Comets
Lasky Vending
Binghamton
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