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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
8
Morgan's Four Hits Spark Astros Rally Past Cardinals
Joe Morgan went 4 for 4 with three singles and a homer as the Houston Astros turned four rallies to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 11-6. He joins Army duty soon, ending his hot stretch after a 4-for-4 night and 38 runs this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Army
Atlanta
Richmond
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Minnesota
Denver
Vancouver
Montreal
Organ
Cardinals
Morgan
Astros
Clements Miller Osetek Advance In Herald Medal Golf
Oswego area players survive second day cut in the Herald medal at Tuscarora. Jack Clements 77 76 total 153 two strokes behind leaders John Bednarski and Jack McCabe at 151. Carl Miller Sr tied for sixth at 151, Frank Osetek 154, Don Stacy Jr 163, cutoff 158.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Area
Tuscarora
Oswego
Jack Clements
Battle Island
John Bednarski
Jack McCabe
Clements
Carl Miller Sr
Frank Osetek
Don Stacy Jr
Warden Patterson Turns Animal Bones Into Cartoon Figures
Canon City Colorado warden Wayne K Patterson and his wife Mary hunt arrowheads when he notices a bleached bone that inspires him to paint cartoon characters on it. He describes the bone as catching his eye and staring back during a break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colo
Wayne K. Patterson
Colorado Penitentiary
Patterson
Mary
NBA to add two clubs for 1970-71 season
The NBA votes to expand to 16 teams for 1970-71 at owners meeting. Commissioner Walter Kennedy says two new cities will be added, with possible sites including Cleveland Kansas City Houston and Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Cleveland
Kansas City
Houston
Portland
Ore
International standings and Thursday results note sharp margins
The standings show Toledo leading with 29 wins and 17 losses followed by Louisville at 26-19 and Tidewater and Richmond at 22-24. Thursday games included Toledo beating Louisville 3 2 and Columbus routing Rochester 10 4 while Buffalo defeated Tidewater 8 2. Friday games list Syracuse at Tidewater Louisville at Rochester Buffalo at Richmond and Columbus at Toledo with two games marked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Louisville
Tidewater
Richmond
Columbus
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
East Division leaders Chicago atop the circuit with a 35 16 record. New York 25 23 and Pittsburgh 25 25 trail, St. Louis 24 27 in the chase, Philadelphia 18 28, Montreal 11 35. West sees Atlanta 29 19, Los Angeles 28 21, Cincinnati 26 20, San Francisco 26 23, Houston 25 29, San Diego 24 30. Houston St. Louis clash noted, several interleague games on the slate today and the weekend slate lists Cincinnati at Chicago and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet.g.b. Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philaphia
Montreal
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Fran
Houston
San Diego
Cloninger
Chicago
Holtzman
Moose
Jarvis
Briles
Wilson
Gentry
J. Niekro
J. Robertston
Sutton
Philadelphia
Wise
San Francisco
Perry
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Wash’n
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Washington
Moore
Woodson
Lauzerique
Murphy
Ellsworth
Bell
Baltimore
McNally
Peters
Bahnsen
Hedlund
Culp
Baseball standings and today’s AL schedule snapshot
American League leaders Baltimore and Boston top the standings with several teams close behind Detroit and Oakland vying for position. The day’s schedule includes key matchups such as Seattle at Baltimore and California at Cleveland, plus Chicago at New York and Kansas City at Boston.
Jumbo retires after 48 years at Broadmoor Hotel
Joseph Francis Flynn known as Jumbo ends a 48 year tenure as maitre d hotel at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs. He is remembered by longtime guests and staff for his leadership and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Joseph Francis Flynn
Broadmoor Hotel
Triplets Edge Seaway in Rain-Delayed Little League Opener
Fort Ontario hosted the opening Little League games as the Triplets beat Seaway Supply 8-7 and the Firemen defeated the Moose 1. Chip Wallace hit the season’s first grand slam for Seaway and John Saternow pitched a no hitter for the Firemen. Reynolds and Dufore homered for Seaway. Oswald Tice and Saternow led the Firemen with two hits each. Make-up games are set for tonight and Saturday with several doubleheaders on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ontario
Seaway Supply
Firemen
Moose
Chip Wallace
John Saternow
Mike Reynolds
Tim Dufore
K. of C
Elks
Goldberg
Reynolds
Dufore
Seaway
Mike McCrobie
Dan Berry
Wallace
Ken Wells
Bob LePort
Bob Lowery
Lowery
Dan Enwright
Wells
Jim Howard
McCrobie
Sater
Bob Ormsby
Dave Crisafulli
Dave Oswald
Brett Tice
Wills Opts to Return and Boost Expos pitching move
Los Angeles AP Mau ry Wills, 36, will rejoin the Montreal Expos for a weekend series with the Dodgers after initially retiring on Tuesday night. Expos GM Jim Fanning confirmed Wills asked to return and noted he has plenty of baseball left. The Expos also added two pitchers, Leo Marentette and John Reed, in an exchange for Carroll Sembera and Steve Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Maury Wills
Montreal Expos
Jim Fanning
Expos
Dodgers
Fanning
Vancouver
B.C
Pacific Coast League
Mounties
Wills
Gene Mauch
Carroll Sembera
Steve Shea
Leo Marentette
John Reed
Alumni Dinner At Sandy Creek Set For June 21
SANDY CREEK The Sandy Creek High and Central School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet at 6 30 p m Saturday June 21 at the Cedar Post Salina and Rome St Pulaski. The classes of 1919 and 1944 will be honored. The class of 1969 will be guests and welcomed into the association. Reservations due with Mrs Virginia McDougal by June 14. Officers for 1968 69 are President Hal McDougal vice president Alice Carmile recording secretary Edith Ormason corresponding secretary Virginia McDougal treasurer David Cowan historian Nannette Hamer executive chairman Ira Learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
Alice Carmile
Edith Ormason
Virginia McDougal
David Cowan
Nannette Hamer
Ira Learned
Race at Saratoga yields $17.40 daily double
The Saratoga Raceway payoff of 17.40 followed a tragic early morning fire in Saratoga Springs that killed 43 harness horses. The winning numbers were 4 Sybils Up Too and 3 Galliput in the first and second races respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga Raceway
Sybils
Galliput
Man in Denver Narcotics Case Wins Week to Get New Lawyer
A 30-year-old man in United States District Court in Denver sought time after learning his attorney had been arrested on narcotics charges. The judge granted a one week postponement to secure new representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States District Court
Thursday's Fights Worldwide Lightweight Results Report
In Copenhagen Eddie Perkins of Clarksdale Mississippi out pointed Maurice Cullen of England in eight rounds. In Denmark Borge Krogh defeated Maurice Tav ant of France in eight rounds. In Los Angeles Joey Orbillo stopped Marty Franklin in three rounds. In Montreal Donato PaduaNo beat Danny Andrews in eight rounds, Bill Drover stopped Leslie Borden in seven, and Davey Hilton stopped Felix Jusino in three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Eddie Perkins
Clarksdale
Miss
Maurice Cullen
England
Borge Krogh
Denmark
Maurice Tavant
France
Los Angeles
Joey Orbillo
Wilmington
Calif
Marty Franklin
San Francisco
Montreal
Donato Paduano
Danny Andrews
New York
Bill Drover
Leslie Borden
Davey Hilton
Felix Jusino
Puerto Rico
Woman Rider Earns First Track Victory at Finger Lakes
Mary Bacon, 21 year old new mother and exercise rider, rode Charalon to win by a neck in the track's fourth race. It was her second career mount as an apprentice jockey and made her the first woman jockey to win at Finger Lakes. Charalon paid $4.60 for a $2 bet, clocked in 1:09 for 544 furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canandaigua
N. Y
Mary Bacon
Finger Lakes Race Track
Charalon
Salban
Colorado Student Becomes Gas Station Manager
Mary Fischer a University of Colorado student from Mankato Minnesota moved from attendant to manager at a Boulder gas station to help cover college expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder, Colo
Mary Fischer
University of Colorado
Mankato, Minn
Rotarians Sponsor County Track Meet for Oswego County Boys
Rotary Club resumes sponsorship of the Oswego County track program for boys aged 9 to 12. The event is set for Saturday morning June 14 at Leighton Field with four age groups. No pre registration. each boy may enter two events and ribbons awarded to top five in each event. Weather notices via news media. Events include low hurdles broad jump high jump baseball and softball throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Oswego County
Leighton Field
Namath Reported Set to Retire From Pro Football
Joe Namath, star quarterback for the New York Jets, reportedly will announce his retirement in a Friday press conference. The decision is said to stem from a dispute over his part ownership of an East Side lounge, according to WNEW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Joe Namath
New York Jets
WNEW
Namath
Pete Rozelle
East Side
New York City
Phoenix Airman Receives New Duty Assignment
Airman First Class Ronnie L. Stacy arrives at Wurtsmith Air Force Base Mich for duty as an administrative specialist in a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command. He previously served at Arlington Heights IN and is a 1967 graduate of Phoenix Central High School. He is married to Patricia A Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscoda
Mich
Ronnie L. Stacy
Lloyd B. Stacy
Homestead Ave
Phoenix
N.Y
Wurtsmith Afb
Stacy
Aerospace Defense Command
Arlington Heights
Phoenix Central High School
Patricia A. Fleming
Navy Fireman Jon H. Smith Aboard USS Saratoga Visited by Nixon
Fireman Jon H. Smith USN son of Mr and Mrs Howard M Smith of Constanta New York and husband of Marcia J Herrmen of Central Square New York serves aboard the aircraft carrier USS Saratoga which Nixon visited on Armed Forces Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon H. Smith
USN
Howard M. Smith
George St
Constantia
N.Y
Marcia J. Herrmen
Hillcrest Drive
Central Square
Richard M. Nixon
Aces Separated by Four Decades Mark Toledo Golfer
John Laipply Sr. finally logged a hole in one this spring at a Toledo course, noting it followed his first ace 40 years earlier when the course opened. The longtime golfer told club pro Larry Brown about the pair of aces spanning four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
John Laipply Sr
Toledo
Larry Brown
Drivers Return For 1969 Oswego Speedway Opener
Oswego Speedway prepares for the 1969 season opener with 45 lap main events totaling 121 laps. Ken Andrews of Burlington Ontario seeks a third straight triumph after winning the opening feature. 43 cars and many top drivers will be on hand, with $5,500 in prize money and a $1,000 first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Speedway
Ken Andrews
Burlington
Ont
Andrews
Atten
Tops Gallagher To Step Down From Niagara AD Post
Niagara University athletic director John J Tops Gallagher will retire July 1 after 38 years with the school. Frank Layden will succeed him as head basketball coach, with Gallagher remaining part time for scouting and recruiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N.Y
John J
Gallagher
Niagara University
The
Buffalo Courier-Express
Frank Layden
Niagara
St. John's University
Brooklyn
Navy
Purple Eagles
Ing
Indians Crush Bears in Series to Fall Short in AA Play
In Denver, the Indianapolis Indians tallied 26 runs over three games but dropped all three to the Denver Bears. The Bears piled up 46 runs across the set, sweeping away their opponents.
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Paradise
Denver
Indianapolis Indians
Denver Bears
Bears
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Tommie Aaron
Bob Tillman
Sonny Jackson
Willie Stargell
Royals
Bob Allison
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