Ed wards and Cahill post record bowling scores
Ellen Edwards dominated the women’s bowling scene with a 631 series on May 10 the season’s high and likely since 1958. Gus Cahill delivered a 677 in Industrial League Hi-Lo Doubles for the year’s top three-game total, while Jim Torbitt and others posted multiple 600s in the final stretch.
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Ellen Edwards
Gus Cahill Post
Mrs. Edwards
Ellen
Marg Lundy
Marg
Marg Goodman
Louise Doersam
Hi-Lo
Gus Cahill
City Bowling Association
Joe Pecora
Cahill
Pecora
Dante Alighieri
Jim Torbitt
Torbitt
Kegler
Vona
Nettleton Shoe
Jack Meehan
Jake Surdell
al McCaffrey
Surdell
Paul Tenney
McCaffrey
Joe Solazzo
Hugh c. Whitaker
Jim Southgate
Charles Pyke
Bob McManus
Newcastle bout ends in stoppage between Cullen and Edwards
Maurice Cullen of England stopped Terry Edwards in the fifth round of the lightweights showdown in Newcastle, delivering a decisive finish.
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Newcastle
England
Maurice Cullen
Terry Edwards
Industrial Loop Leaders Protect Perfect Records
Two unbeaten Industrial Softball League entries won again at Fort Ontario boosting their win streaks to four. Local 214 beat Retail Clerks 6 1 and Alcan defeated Local 129 8 3 as key matchups loom next week. Electrical Workers vs Alcan Jets and Black Label versus the Hibernians are set for later tonight.
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Alcan
Local 129
Alcan Jets
Hibernians
Dick Stark
Dave Hammond
Ronnie Reynolds
Anthony Ponzi
Vinnie Savona
Savona
Ponzi
Dave Kely
Jack Ander
Len Ponzi
Anderson
Bob Farrell
Bill James
Jim White
Local
White
Retell
Leeai
Hamond
A.penzict
Davis
Pontiff
Knopp
Stark
Bonanno
Lanigan
Mni
Janthony
Wbeshuresc
Outsider Wins Test At Vernon Downs In Invitation Pace
Nevele Chief a 5 year old from Ellenville drives to win the $5,000 Invitation pace at Roosevelt Raceway by three quarters of a length. Beau Meadow finished third as the mile went 2 03. Outsider Sara Go takes the Vernon Downs $2,000 trot in 2 10 4-5 after moving to the lead at the three quarter mark.
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Associated Press
Nevele Chief
Bonnie Duane
Roosevelt Raceway
New York State
Nevele Acres
Ellenville
Stanley Dancer
Beau Meadow
Sara Go
Right Stitch Wins Finger Lakes Feature at Canandaigua
Right Stitch charged from mid pack to win Finger Lakes Race Track's $1,100 feature by one and a half lengths over John Canoe. Mich elly finished third as Ray Royston rode the six year old in a mile and seventy yards race in 1 48 3 5, returning 40.20 16.20 5.40.
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Right Stitch
Canandaigua
N.Y
Finger Lakes Race Track
John Canoe
Michelly
Ray Royston
Monday League Scores From The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports minor league results across leagues. In the International League Toronto edged Jacksonville 2 to 1. Pacific Coast League Seattle defeated Denver 8 to 0. Indianapolis beat Hawaii 5 to 4. Portland beat Tulsa 9 to 3. Vancouver beat Tacoma 4 to 1. Spokane defeated San Diego 2 to 1 with no other games scheduled.
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Toronto
Jacksonville
Seattle
Denver
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Portland
Tulsa
Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
San Diego
Sox Reliever Higgins Shines In White Sox Victory
Dennis Higgins tossed four perfect innings in relief as the Chicago White Sox beat the California Angels 5-1 extending their win streak to five. Higgins, 29, allowed five earned runs in 25 spring innings with a 1.80 ERA, striking out 20, and earned praise from manager Eddie Stanky for overpowering the Angels in relief. The Phillies defeated San Francisco 6-2 behind Rick Wise, while Washington downed Baltimore 5-3 as Frank Howard led the Senators with a three-run homer. Willie McCovey drove in both runs for the Giants with a double and a single in their loss.
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Chicago White Sox
Higgins
Eddie Fisher
Hoyt Wilhelm
California
Sox
Wilhelm
Eddie Stanky
Fisher
Bob Locker
Stanky
White Sox
Angels
Juan Pizarro
Joe Adcock
Pizarro
Washington
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Rick Wise
Lee Elia
Bill Skowron
Floydson
Chicago
Chiefs Win On Herrara Homer
In a tight six team MLB action, Pancho Herrera homered in the third inning for Syracuse to fuel a 3-2 win over Toledo. Richmond's Tommy Aaron again drove in the go ahead runs with a ninth inning homer, lifting the Braves to a 5-4 victory over Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Toronto Maple Leafs
Richmond Braves
Braves
Tommy Aaron
Richmond
Aaron
Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus Jets
Syracuse
Toledo Mud Hens
Pancho Herrera
Billy Ahor
Toronto
Owen Johnson
Bob Sadowski
Maple Leafs
Buffalo Bisons
Lee May
Ty Cline
Jim Beauchamp
Ade Garrett
Vince Ferguson
Mike Epstein
Art Todtenhausen
Syracuse Chiefs
Toledo
Toronto Boxer Felstein Wins Tight Decision
Bob Felstein of Toronto, rated 198 pounds, outpointed Jean Claude Roy of Montreal, 185 pounds, in a closely fought bout lasting eight rounds.
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Toronto
Bob Felstein
Jean Calude Roy
Montreal
Yankees Place Whitey Ford On Disabled List
Whitey Ford, 37, a longtime ace of the New York staff, was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained inflamed ligament in his left elbow. He last pitched May 6 in California and has only logged three innings in the Yankees’ recent surge as Ralph Houk took over as manager.
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NEW York
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Ford
Yankees
California
Ralph Houk
Johnny Keane
Narrow Margins Decide Little League Winners
In a pair of afternoon games at the Stadium Ellis beat Triplets 6 to 4 while Moose edged Goldberg’s 4 to 2. Jim Von Holtz homered for the Elks who relied on three hits to win. Enwright shut down the Triplets despite six safeties.
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Moose
Goldberg
Seaway Supply
Knights of Columbus
Elks
Jim von Holtz
Tim Knopp
John Hall
Jim Enwightt
Joe Grasso
Bob Clark
Ted Palmitesso
Mike Palmitesso
Clark
Bill Oleyourryk
Enwright
Bob Jackson
Mooses
Dick Ottman
Joe Amedio
Tim Barker
Tom Edwards
Jeff St. John
Tom Murray
Murray
Yankees star Whitey Ford placed on one week arm rest
In Cleveland the Yankees opened a three game series with the Indians as Ford was ordered to rest his ailing arm for at least a week after a visit with Dr. Sidney Gaynor. If the arm does not respond, Ford could be out for the season. Ford, who had surgery in 1964, is 0-3 this season with a 2.03 ERA and has a 232-100 lifetime mark in 15 seasons.
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Kansas City
Angels
New York
Cleveland
Yankees
Indians
Houk
Ford
Sidney Gaynor
Whitey
Two Oswego Youths Compete In Pin-O-Rama Tournament
Two Oswego youths reached the Pin-O-Rama regional at Utica Lanes after surviving 26 area eliminations since December. Keith Warne scored 1 537 to finish 18th in the Boys Senior Division while Ken Stewart placed 24th in the Boys Junior Division with 1 355. The Junior class covers 15 and under. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner a twist party and an awards program during the weekend trip.
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Pin-O-Rama
Utica
Keith Warne
Ken Stewart
Oswego Catholic Baseball Game Canceled For Season End
Oswego Catholic High’s rained out game with Bishop Ludden of Syracuse is permanently canceled leaving one final contest. The Crusaders will close their 1966 season Thursday hosting Oswego High at Fort Ontario as Syracuse clubs failed to agree on a playoff date.
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OCHS
John F. Naioti
Oswego Catholic High
Bishop Ludden
Syracuse
Crusaders
Syracusans
Oswego High
Fort Ontario
Pro Grid Feud Talks Hint at Peace and Possible Merger
Editors foresee an accord between the NFL and AFL amid ongoing clashes sparked by Pete Gogolak’s Giants signing. Despite denials from Rozelle and Davis, observers predict a draft common to both leagues within a week, signaling a potential end to the pro football feud.
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Buffalo
Pete Gogolak
NFL
New York Giants
Pete Rozelle
al Davis
Oliver E. Kuechle
The
Milwaukee Journal
Kuechle
Chet Nelson
Rocky Mountain News
Joe McGuff
Kansas City Star
Gogolak
Giants
Monroy's Stars Shine In 6-2 Victory Over San Francisco
BATTING Rich Allen and Phil lead a 6-2 win over San Francisco with a run-scoring double and his fifth homer in eight games. PITCHING Dennis Higgins replaces Juan Pizarro in the sixth, fields a double play, then retires 10 straight as White Sox beat California 5-1.
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Associated Press
Rich Allen
Phillies
San Francisco
Dennis Higgins
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
California
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