Ellen Edwards repeats Bowler of the Year at OWBA dinner
Ellen Edwards was named Bowler of the Year for a fifth straight year by the Oswego Women's Bowling Association at the Panarama banquet. She posted scores including a 628 series and a 177 average for the 1966-67 season, while Joan Reidy will take over as OWBA president in August.
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Panarama
A. C. A. Corp
Ace Vescio
Carm Nastasi
Pinarama
Bowlarama
Edwards
Donahue’s Tavern
Tom Donahue
Alison Weegar
Mary Donahue
Ben Teed
Betty Purdy
Ginny Gilbert
Mary Smith
Doris Frable
D. A. Recreation Center
Beverly Bletch
Perkins Pitches Chiefs Past Suns
In the International League, Cecil Perkins limited Jacksonville to two hits as the Syracuse Chiefs crushed the Suns. Ros Moschitto hit a two run homer the seventh inning, while teammates backed Perkins with 12 runs on 12 hits.
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Associated Press
Columbus Jets
Jets
Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville Suns
Columbus
Braves
Jim Britton
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Mike Page
Cecil Perkins
Chiefs
Jacksonville
Perkins
Sun
Larry Miller
Frank Kasheta
New York
Ros Moschitto
Hunter Signs with Detroit Cougars in USA Transfer
Willie Hunter, ex Scotland international, signs to play for the Detroit Cougars in the United Soccer Association. Detroit reportedly pays Motherwell 39200 dollars for the transfer.
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Scotland
Willie Hunter
Detroit Cougars
United Soccer Association
Detroit
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Cool Reception Destroyed After Double Fracture
Cool Reception, second in the Belmont Stakes after a broken right foreleg, was destroyed Monday night in New York. The Canadian colt faded in the stretch of the 114 mile Triple Crown race at Belmont Park, finishing 2 1/2 lengths behind Damascus. Jockey Johnny Sellers praised his grit as the horse collapsed near the finish and was walked back to the unsaddling ring. A two hour operation failed to save him and Dr. William Reed announced the colt had to be put to sleep.
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Cool Reception
Damascus
Johnny Sellers
William Reed
Fights Knockouts and Decisions Reported Across Cities
Milwaukee heavyweights Alvin Lewis and Aaron Eastling clash ending in a knockout for Lewis. Worcester saw Herman Harris stop Joe Roman after ten rounds. Ditmar outpointed John Sanders in Philadelphia. Sta pleton stopped Barry O Neill in Walpole. Takagi outpointed Torre Vilas in Tokyo. Stininato stopped Leaney in Auckland. Alvaredo outpointed Macias in Las Vegas by decision.
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Mass
Herman Harris
Ashville
N.C
Joe Roman
San Juan
P.R
Dave Ditmar
White Plains
N.Y
John Sanders
Philadelphia
Walpole
Pat Stapleton
County Leeks
Ireland
Barry O'Neill
Providence
R.I
Tokyo
Eigo Takagi
Japan
Arnulfo Torrevillas
Philippine
Auckland
New Zealand
Bobby Stininato
Youngstown
Ohio
Peter Leaney
Australia
Las Vegas
Nev
Tony Alvaredo
Pasadena
Calif
Rene Macias
Los Angeles
National League Standings and Monday Results Summary
Major league standings show Cincinnati leading the National League with a 34 18 record and a 3 game edge over St. Louis. San Francisco trails at 28 20, while Pittsburgh and Chicago sit midpack. Monday results include Los Angeles defeating Atlanta 4 2 and Chicago routing Philadelphia 13 3.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
International League results highlight last night
Richmond defeated Rochester 5 to 0 and Syracuse blew out Jacksonville 12 to 2 in the only games on the schedule. Standings show Richmond 19 5 475, Syracuse 17 18 486, Buffalo 17 18 486, Columbus 16 18 471, Rochester 24 14 .632, Toronto 19 16 .543, Toledo 18 19 .486, Jacksonville 17 425 8. Tonight tests include Richmond at Syracuse, Columbus at Buffalo, Jacksonville at Rochester, Toledo at Toronto.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
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Toronto
Toledo
Buffalo
Columbus
Scotch Duke Wins Tarrytown Pace At Yonkers Raceway
Eddie Cobb drove Scotch Duke the 3-2 favorite to a three quarter length victory over Safe Return in the Tarrytown Pace at Yonkers Raceway timed in 2 02 1 5. Toby Star finished third as the top NY harness night.
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Scotch Duke
Safe Return
Tarrytown
Yonkers Raceway
Toby Star
New York State
Monticello
Middlebrook
John
Wick
Vernon Downs
Armbro Ensign
Marquis Pick
Buffalo
Robert Abbey
Kappa Kay
Mr. Bull Fiddle
Saratoga Raceway
Golden Jewels
Stone Chief
Just George
Alcan, Local 214 win big in City Softball League
Alcan defeated Local 129 15 to 6 and Local 214 routed Jets 16 to 1 as Industrial Loop action rolled Monday night at Fort Ontario. Artie Chetney hit a homer for Local 214, which totaled 14 hits led by Be sherus Dashner Green Symons and Angelina. Ponzi doubled and singled for Local 129 as Brown Express and Nunzie’s games follow tonight.
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Alcan
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Electricians
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Fitters & Plumbers
Artie Chetney
Chetney
Fran Weigelt
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George Beshures
Bob Dashner
Les Green
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Verga is No 1 pick in Eastern League draft
Bob Verga of Duke was the No 1 pick by Asbury Park in the Eastern Basketball League draft. The league added a Harrisburg franchise and awarded its 1967 All-Star Game to Hartford. Jockey Jacinto Vasquez rode four winners at Monmouth Park including Irongate in the feature.
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Conn
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Jacinto Vasquez
Irongate
Monmouth Park
Indianapolis club signs Hubie Marshall from La Salle College
The Indianapolis club of the new American Basketball Association announced the signing of Hubie Marshall from La Salle College Philadelphia. Marshall had also been drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA.
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American Basketball Association
Hubie Marshall
la Salle College
Philadelphia
Marshall
Philadephia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Marcy Pro And Local Partners Win OCC Event
Marcy Pro and three Oswego partners led by David Abraham won the Pro-Member bestball at Oswego Country Club with a 57, 13 under par. Ernie Fortner tied for low gross with 70, while Frank Plata led Oswego Club amateurs at 71. About 100 players competed and prizes were awarded to top pros and amateurs.
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David Abraham
Marcy Country Club
Bud Coward
Aly Papini
Carey Salander
Papini
Coward
Ted Lisk
John Lisk
Abraham
Salander
Marcy Golf Club
Oswego
Charles
Bud) Coward
Ernie Fortner
Ogdensburg Country Club
Frank Plata
Fortner
Paul Kern
Windsor Country Club
Ed Kazarian
Ken Sicke
J. B. Lynch
Alder Jones
Cortland Country Club
Bob Murchie
Jack Fitzgibbons
Dick Salander
William Grygiel
Seneca Country Club
Edward
Bud) Dowdle
Don Bird
Ange Castaldo
Darrell Crossman
Tengegen Country Club
Rome
Ed Tucker
Dick Schuetzow
Tom Vona
Larry Bartosek
Skaneateles Country Club
Cortland
Orr Parsons
Sarasota, Flat Country Club
John Manley
A. G. Spalding
Epstein Debuts With Short Home Run in Stadium
Washington rookie Mike Epstein finally got a major league debut with a 200-foot homer for the Senators in a 4-2 loss to the Yankees. He also singled in his first at bat and made an error on a pop fly, after a controversial demotion dispute with the Orioles. Epstein, traded from Baltimore, called the blast a fresh start and predicted more such hits.
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Mike Epstein
Epstein
Washington
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Rochester
Eddie Yost
Monday Back in lineup for Athletics after facial injury
Kansas City AP reports rookie centerfielder Rick Monday is expected to return to the Athletics lineup for the Detroit game after being hit in the face by a pitch Friday in Chicago. He took batting practice and was said to be recovering satisfactorily.
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White Sox
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Infield Replacement Sparks Houston and Rookie Twirler
Houston Astros fill in for two week Army Reserve call up Gotay drives in two runs with a double and two singles in a 5-2 win over the St Louis Cardinals. Gotay vows to stay longer and strengthen a recently snapped three game skid as Dodgers, Cubs, and Phillies win on Monday night.
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Julio Gotay
Gotay
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Houston Astros
Oklahoma City
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
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Gotays
Astros
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Len Gabrielson
Braves
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Rico Carty
Clete Boyer
Phil Regan
Leo Durocher
Cubs
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Durocher
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Billy Willams
Chicago
Ted Savage
Williams
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Bill White
Phillies
Bucs and Crusaders Ready for Tomorrow Showdown
Oswego High Buccaneers set to host Oswego Catholic Crusaders in a makeup exhibi tion at Leighton Field at 4 15 tomorrow afternoon. The second game in the home and home will occur next week at Fort Ontario to wind up the season for both scholastic nines.
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Bill Cool
Larry Allen
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Pulaski
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Tigers edge A's 3 2 after marathon pitching duel
Denny McLain of Detroit scattered seven hits over 11 innings and allowed one earned run to beat Kansas City 3-2. Billy Williams of the Cubs hit his eighth and ninth homers and a single, driving in three as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 13-3.
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Detroit
Kansas City
Billy Williams
Cubs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Barber Fined And Demoted To Bullpen
ANAHEIM AP Pitcher Steve Barber who walked away from the Orioles rejoined the team and was fined about 500 by manager Hank Bauer. Barber, a 28 year old lefty, says he thinks like a left hander and will try to fix his control in 46 innings this season.
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Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Barber
Bauer
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast League and West Coast
Minor league results include Denver 2 Indianapolis 1 in 10 innings, Oklahoma City 9 Tulsa 1, Vancouver 3 Hawaii 7, and San Diego 6 Tacoma ? The summary lists several PCL and West Coast league results with varying innings and scores.
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Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Vancouver
Hawaii
Tacoma
San Diego
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