MacLaren Wins Oswego Speedway Thriller For $1,500
Don MacLaren of Tewksbury narrowly nips Jim Shampine to clinch Oswego Speedway’s fifth feature of the year and a $1,500 prize. The race, run over 45 laps on a challenging night, saw many retirements yet featured fast speeds including Mackereth’s 188 laps and MacLaren’s 3:58 heat time.
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Penn Oarsmen Rebound To Take Burk Cup At Syracuse
Penn eighths, led by coach Ted Nash, rebounded from prior races to win the Burk Cup against Northeastern at Onondaga Lake. Penn upset Brown and Wisconsin in the 2000 meter national intercollegiate rowing championships, with Wisconsin winning the Jim Ten Eyck Trophy for best overall.
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Oswego Middle School Girls Cup Track Meet Triumphs Over Hannibal
Oswego Middle School scored 6544 points to beat Hannibal 69 and Fulton 3314 in a tri meet at Leighton Field. The Oswego squad won six first places led by Rene Jambert Rita Harr’adon Virginia Kessler and others. Elementary results list Leighton 3444 Fitzhugh 28 Kingsford Park 254 Minette 13 Riley 9 Campus School 1 with individual event winners including Debbie Cotter Eileen Roach Pat Elliott and Joann Loomis.
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Brenda Sweeting
Joann Loomis
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Kingford
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Catholic High selects Joe Comerford Athlete of the Year
Joe Comerford, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph R Comerford, was chosen Athlete of the Year for 1972 at Oswego Catholic High School. He also won the basketball MVP trophy as part of a double honor at last night’s Athletic Awards banquet.
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Tides and Braves lead as Tidewater tops Red Wings
Tidewater belted Rochester 5-0 behind reliever Bob Rauch who allowed three hits and no baserunners past first. Jose Morales drove in two with a double and homer, while Richmond held on 1-0 over Toledo and Louisville beat Charleston 3-1 to stay near the Braves atop the standings.
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Oswego
Fumbleball league action tops weekend score sheet
Three city fumbleball contests Saturday saw American Legion beat Tap Room 8 to 5, McCarthy's Rest down VFW Post 2320 17 to 9, and Broadwell's defeat Snoopy's Rest 7 to 4. Forfeitures altered standings with Legion, Tap Room, and Broadwell's each awarded victories amid scattered batting highlights and upcoming matchups at Leighton School fields.
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Jack Shatran
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Gene Lagoe
Jim Ferguson
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Carl Dunn
Pat Tynan
Dick Johnson
Paul Johnson
Fetterly
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Harold Sharkey
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Oswego Catholic trackmen shine at Hamilton College meet
Oswego Catholic High School trackmen qualified for the Interclass meet at Rome after strong showings at Hamilton College. John Richardson set a school pole vault record at 10 feet 6 inches, and the mile relay team of Fultz Haselbauer Richardson Arigo posted 3 50.5. Don Culeton ran 9 07 in the half mile, Jim Culeton placed second in the two mile, Pecalkoune hit 5 10 in high jump, and the Crusaders prepared for the G Ray Bodley meet while baseball games were scheduled.
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Collision Sinks Freighter in St Clair River Near Blue Water Bridge
The freighter Sydney KE Smith Jr. sank after colliding with the Park Evans in the St. Clair River near the Blue Water Bridge. US Coast Guard reports no fatalities. The Park Evans is anchored on the Canadian side.
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Billy Mills to Speak at Oswego High Awards Banquet
Former Utica semi pro Billy Mills will be guest speaker at Oswego High School Awards Banquet next Tuesday at 6 30 p m. President Dennis Dumas of the Athletic Club says Elks Club hosts the dinner with tickets available at the Elks Club Muddy s and Aero Sport Shop. Mills known for humorous anecdotes will entertain as coaching staff distribute awards.
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Oswego High Baseball Dominates Sodus and Auburn on Saturday
Oswego High School baseball swept three games led by Tom Murray a three hitter against Sodus and a no hit effort by Lou Carpenter against Auburn Bud Stone contributed a two hitter as Oswego moved to 14 5 with wins at Fort Ontario and a junior varsity triumphs The crowd saw strong defense from Oswego in a sun lit afternoon with key plays by Don Fitzgerald and J St John while Palmitesso homered for the Buccaneers and Murray struck out eight over seven innings.
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Deaf Trackmen Break Records at International Games
In Belleville Canada wins team trophy at the International Games for the Deaf with 233 points to the Americans 194. Nineteen track and field records were broken by competitors from two Canadian schools and three American schools. Seniors Chris Blatto of Buffalo and Paul Landry of Belleville were the top individuals.
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Bernie Parent Returns to Philadelphia in New WHA Role
Bernie Parent, 27, the first NHL player to jump to the World Hockey Association, will wear a Philadelphia uniform again though not for the Flyers. He played for the Flyers from 1967 until his 1971 trade to Toronto on February 1.
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