Dodgers Rally in Oldtimers Day Showdown
Richie Allen sat out as Bill Russell starred for the Dodgers with a triple and a double to spark a 4-3 win over the Mets. Willie Mays belted a 12th inning homer for San Francisco in a 4-3 nightcap victory after a 1-0 loss. other NL results included Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Chicago wins in a day of tight games.
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Cavaliers assistant coach James Lessig resigns
James Lessig resigned Sunday as assistant coach and chief scout of the Cleveland Cavaliers to become director of Alumni relations at Bowling Green State University.
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Cleveland
James Lessig
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
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Fukuoka club installs lights to warn golfers on hill
The Fukuoka Country Club on a hill near the sixth hole has placed a traffic light to warn approaching golfers. Players and caddies were struck by balls when visibility was blocked by the hill. Golfers on the green can press a button to flash a red light for danger and another button to flash a green light after finishing.
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Fukuoka
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Fukuoka Country Club
Central Square Girls Cup First In Track Events
Central Square won the Oswego County Junior High Girls Track Meet with 4214 points at Leighton Field. Teammates Sue Engelbrekt and Kathy Schultz shared first in the 50-yard low hurdles, while Karen Galloway led multiple sprint wins including the 50 and 100-yard dashes. Multiple schools followed in scoring with Kingsford Park, Fitzhugh Park, and Mexico among top placers. events included sprints, relays, long and shot puts, high jump, and softball and basketball throws. the meet was supervised by Helen Jermyn and Oswego School District staff.
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Oswego County
Leighton Field
Hannibal
Kingsford Park
Fitzhugh Park
Minetto
Compass
Phoenix
Mexico
Sue Engelbrekt
Kathy Schultz
Michele Palmitesso
Mary Ann Delaney
Nancy Nitardy
Campus
Karen Galloway
Rita Harrington
Bonnie Sheffield
Robin Fuller
Donna Hovey
Linda Potter
Cindy Smith
Andrea Catalone
Kingsford
Lori Scriber
Kim Schroeder
Teresa Serefini
Charlene Panzrino
Debbie Fine
Janet Kuhl
Paula Tremiti
Patty Murray
Yvonne Stewart
Marilyn Mateson
Dolores Johnson
Robozzi
Joan Lawton
Jean Denny
Katy Schultz
Yvonne Sewart
Dale Lathrop
Charlotte Beckwith
Cathy Fitzsimmons
Marilyn Matteson
Cathy
Helen Jermyn
City of Oswego
Makeups In Little Loop Play at Lagoe Field
Two Little League makeups were played at Lagoe Field with standings still unavailable. Police meet Moose and K of C faces Seaway Supply in tonight’s contests. Seaway Supply edged Ellis 4-3 in the first game as Gene Knopp earned the win and four others added hits. Moose defeated Goldberg's 13-8 behind Bob Ormsby in relief of Dave Goodman as seven Moose batters drew walks and scored.
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K of C
Seaway Supply
Ellis
Gene Knopp
John Nitardy
George Ruf
Mark Dufore
Mike Canale
Mark Masuiica
Dave Fantom
Paul Mulcahey
The
Callen
Dan Reynolds
Tom Culeton
Goldberg
Senegal Education Snapshot Shows 6,1.4 Schools Across Nation
Report notes 6 and 1.4 primary and secondary schools in Senegal with about 262 300 students enrolled across the nation's primary and secondary levels.
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Senegal
Oswego Tops Bishop Grimes in OHL Drama on Masuicca Heroics
Oswego High edged Bishop Grimes 5-4 as Masuica delivered a bases loaded triple and scored on a relay error in the sixth while Bodie Schaffer added the decisive seventh inning hit and a key left field catch. The win tightens the Central New York Cities Baseball Conference standings with Oswego at 9-3 in league play.
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Masuicca
Bodie Schaffer
Oswego High
Bishop Grimes
Oswego
Buccaneers
Corcoran High
Bucs
G. Ray Bodley
Fulton
Leighton Field
Masurica
Howie McCann
Schaffer
Masuiica
Dave Gill
McCann
Bob Clark
Dennis Wolever
Carpenter
Mike Reidy
Oswego Junior High
Auburn
Little Bucs
Hans Schlaeg
Leighton School
Rusty Gibson
OCC Golfers Weekend Events At Oswego Country Club
Oswego Country Club golfers played a sweepstakes and blind bogie tourney over the weekend. Frank Plata Sr. won Class A with a net 68, Rod McCormack and Jim Davis tied 68 for Class B, Ralph Bechard led Class C with 70, and Dick Donovan captured blind bogie first with 68. Other notable scores included 72s from Frank Plata Sr. and Carl Miller group, 69s for second in Class B, and Joe Segal scoring an eagle on the dog-leg eighth hole.
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Frank Plata Sr
Bud Coward
Carl Miller Sr
Ted Lisk
Carl Miller Jr
Rod McCormack
Jim Davis
Bob McDonough
Gus Bailey
Tom Genovese
Jerry Belden
Secon
Harrelson Considers Golf After Baseball Season
Ken Harrelson of the Cleveland Indians says this could be his last baseball season as he contemplates a move to the pro golf tour. At 29, he noted possible changes if traded to a contender, while recent games show continued struggle with injuries and lineup changes.
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Dickinson Whips Nicklaus to Win Atlantic Classic
In Atlanta Gardner Dickinson defeated Jack Nicklaus in a sudden death playoff for 25000 offered to the winner of the Atlanta Golf Classic after both finished 72 holes at nine under par 275. Trevino and Gary Player followed at 276, while Nicklaus three putted the first extra hole for a bogey.
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Jack Nicklaus
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Nicklaus
Atlanta Country Club
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Trevino
Tommy Aaron
Steve Reid
Ray Floyd
Johnny Miller
Player
Fumbleballers in Single Tilt Sets Week Standings
Broadwell's No. 1 walloped VIEW Post 5885 15 to 3 as forfeitures extended with VFW Post 2320 scoring a forfeit win over Broadwell's No. 1 at Fort Ontario. A league meeting is set for Wednesday at 7:30 pm at VFW Post 5885 to discuss the all star game on Saturday June 19 at 8 pm hosted by Broadwell's. Standings show American Legion 4 0 and Broadwell's No. 1 3 1 with others trailing. hits featured Jim Fantom Lee Phillips Bob Baker homering for Broadwell's No. 1. Bobby Day led 5885 with a triple double and a long night of hits.
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Bud Stone
Tim Knapp
Oswego
Chip Wallace
Tom Edwards
Mike Riley
Watertown
Christian Brothers Academy
Mark Ruderman
Steve Canale
Jay Rubin
Jim Kendall
Golden Cyclones
Bob Brace
Rick Flood
Tim Cook
Bob Sheitz
Jayne AuClair
Deana Kessler
Lee
Eric Verlen
Kim Killary
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Bob Pike
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Jim Bilbo
Pat Lannolo
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Dennis Dumat
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Carson's News In Third Win In City League Opener
Carson's News, formerly Bosco & Geers, won its first game under new sponsorship by crushing McCarthy's 12 to 2. Vinnie Savona homered singled walked and scored three times to lead Carson's News with Bernie Calaman and Anthony Ponzi adding two singles each. Paul Corbett and Billy Plaff led McCarthy's with two singles each as Dick Stark earned the win over Ronnie Reynolds.
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Carson
Skip
Vinnie Savona
Carsons
Bernie Calaman
Anthony Ponzi
Paul Corbett
Billy Plaff
Dick Stark
Ronnie Reynolds
Spectacular Main Event Boosts Swift To $1,225 Prize
Nolan Swift of Syracuse nipped Ken Andrews by under two car lengths in Oswego Speedway's 45 lap main event. Swift claimed $1,225 with Shampine and Mackereth close behind, as a large crowd watched a thunderous clash among top speedsters and a string of records falling across the night's program.
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Mark Letcher
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Jim Muldoon
Joe Hylwka
Ron Gamble
Leon Barnhart
Howie Hammond
Ron Buckner
Jim Winks
Darrell Peckham
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Standings and results from the American League East and West
The Palladium Times lists AL East leader Baltimore at 31 19, Boston 31 22, Detroit 28 25, Cleveland 23 28, New York 23 30, Washington 19 33. AL West shows Oakland 37 18, Kansas City 26 23, Minnesota 27 27, California 26 29, Chicago 20 28, Milwaukee 20 29. Saturday results include California 3 Boston 2 and Kansas City 11 New York 7. Sunday games Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 3 and Minnesota 4 Cleveland 3. several rain delays and makeup. Upcoming games feature Boston at Oakland, New York at California, and Baltimore at Minnesota among others.
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Baseball scores and standings snapshot
Baseball standings show St Louis leading with 34 21 .618 and Pittsburgh at 33 21 611. Montreal, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Chicago trail with varying records as Saturday results include St Louis 5 Cincinnati 3 and Montreal 2 San Diego 1. Multiple game outcomes feature wins by Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Pittsburgh with several tied or postponed night schedules listed.
Two Virginians win both categories in Kerr Lake tournament
At Kerr Lake Henderson North Carolina Virginia anglers David Hayes of Martinsville and Bill Mangum of Danville topped both divisions in the North Carolina Virginia bass and Rockfish tournament. Hayes weighed eight pounds five ounces for a bass while Mangum reeled in a 20 pound seven ounce rockfish.
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N.C
Kerr Lake
David Hayes
Martinsville
Bill Mangum
Danville
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