Ceremonies Set Before Fort Ontario Baseball Opener
Fort Ontario will host pre game ceremonies at 1 30 p m before the 1961 Oswego circuit opener at 2 p m Sunday Six teams Lions Club Rotary Steelworkers Local 1877 Kiwanis Club Masonic Club contest will begin the fifth season with DiMiero directing players and sponsors Mayor Ralph Shapiro and Leo J Lagoe among speakers Rev Ronald C Bill to deliver main address and uniformed players to appear Also noted are managerial changes for Lions Club Rotary Club Steelworkers and Kiwanis
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Senda
Fort Ontario
Ange Dites
DiMiero
Ronald C. Bill
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ralph Shapiro
Leo J. Lagoe
Oswego Hot Stove Association
Lions Club
Lions
Howard-Johnson’'s
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Steelworkers Local 1877
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Club
Howard-Johnson
Steelworkers
Eddie Tif
Bud Converse
Art Parsons
Lou Derousie
Ruth Baseballers Open Sunday In Club League
Ruth Baseballers start play Sunday with Jerry Altimonda and John Hogan for Lions Club matchups as Kiwanis Club and Masonic Club delegates also listed. The schedule shows all weekday games at 5 45 p m and Sunday games at 2 p m with Rotary vs Kiwanis the weekly wrap.
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Jerry Altimonda
John Hogan
Kiwanis Club
Joe Chesare
Bill McKinstry
Masonic Club
Bill Himple
Gil Whitman
Howard Johnson
Ralph Izzo
Lions Club
Steelworkers
Sankey
Rotary Club
Howard Johnson's
Fight Results From AP Boxing Matches Worldwide
James Ellis of Louisville stops Rudolph Bent in Louisville. Perfecto Garcia of Miami stops Grady McLenden in Miami. Joey Durelle of Baie Ste. Anne outpoints Clement Sarrazin of Quebec. Raimondo Nobile of Italy outpoints Jean Biasca of France. Katsutoshi Aoki of Japan knocks out Leo Espinosa of the Philippines.
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Louisville
James Ellis
Rudolph Bent
Kingston
Jamaica
Miami
Fila
Perfecto Garcia
Grady McLenden
Moncton
N.B
Joey Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
Clement Sarrazin
Quebec
Bologna
Italy
Raimondo Nobile
Jean Biasca
France
Tokyo
Katsutoshi Aoki
Japan
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
World Record Set at Yonkers in Harness Night
Royal Rick a long shot tied the world mile and a half mark at Yonkers in 3:03.2 driven by George Shorty and paid $24.90. Buxton Hanover won Buffalo’s Memorial Pace in 2:01 1-5 paying $22.10. Saratoga opened with Ted Hanover’s third straight win in 2:03 4-5. Vernon saw Success Dean win a trot in 2:03 4-5.
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Associated Press
Yonkers Raceway
Buffalo
Saratoga Raceway
New York State
Royal Rick
U.S.A
Yonkers
George Shorty
Irvin Paul
Stephan Smith
Apmat
Buxton Hanover
W. N. Reynolds
Tar Heel
Ranger Knight
Lehigh Hanover
Saratoga Springs
Ted Hanover
Mechanicville
Vernon
Success Dean
Topsy Lee
Cold Spring George
Oswego Track Set for Second 1962 Fast Card Night
Oswego Speedway schedules its second 1962 program with returning favorites from Memorial Day and last Saturday plus two or three newcomers. Bernie Bellinger returns after a crash and Nolan Swift Cam back with a repaired axle. Art Bennett seeks more glory after three wins in three Oswego appearances. Lee Bliss returns with No. 5 and top purses lure many drivers to the nation’s fastest five-eighths mile track.
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Oswego
Bernie Bellinger
Art Bennett
Nolan Swift
Bellinger
Swift
Bennett
Battle Creek
Mid
Lee Bliss
Rochester
Osweco
Major League Stars Shine In Wins By Yankees and White Sox
Bill Stafford of the Yankees faced 29 batters allowing only two singles and no walks in a 44 win over Cleveland. Al Smith of the White Sox collected five singles in five at bats driving in two runs as Chicago beat the Los Angeles Angels 8 to 4.
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Bill Stafford
Yankees
Cleveland
al Smith
White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Major League Leaders Highlights from American League Stats
Summary of key AL leaders by overall batting and pitching. Jimenez tops with 350 at bats for Kansas City and A Smith leads Chicago with 342. Green of Minnesota drives runs with 43 while Siebern has 41 RBIs for KC. Rollins tallies 72 hits for Minnesota and Robinson 65 for Chicago. Gentile and Cash share home runs with 15, Wagner 14. Donovan of Cleveland and Foytack of Detroit lead decisions at 8-2 and 4-1. Pascual of Minnesota posts 69 strikeouts, Terry 62 for New York.
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Associated Press
Jimenez
Kansas City
A. Smith
Chicago
Green
Minnesota
Siebern
Rollins
Robinson
Gentile
Baltimore
Cash
Detroit
Wagner
Los Angeles
Howser
Wood
Donovan
Cleveland
Foytack
Pascual
Terry
New York
Baseball leaders of 1960s era shown in scattered stats
The text lists top players by category with affiliations: Williams of Chicago 349 at bats. Mays of San Francisco 54 runs. Wills of Los Angeles 53 runs. T Davis of Los Angeles 60 RBIs. Cepeda of San Francisco 55 RBIs. Cepeda 77 hits. Davis 76 hits. doubles led by Robinson Cincinnati 20. Brock and Aaron tied 13. triples led by Ranen Houston and Virdon Pittsburgh 6. home runs Mays 19. Mejias and Cepeda 15. stolen bases Wills 30. W Davis 13. pitchers Purkey 91 wins 900 losses? 81 889. Koufax 125 strikeouts. Drysdale 72 O'Dell 72.
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Williams
Chicago
F. Aijou
San Francisco
Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Callison
Philadelphia
Ranen
Houston
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Mejias
W. Davis
Purkey
Pierce
Derby Preakness Winners Set to Vie in Belmont Stakes
Clash Saturday faces Derby winner Decidedly and Preakness winner Greek Money in the Belmont Stakes. Decidedly won the Derby on May 5 and Greek Money captured the Preakness on May 19, while historical notes recall Needles and Middleground’s titles and near misses in earlier years.
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New York
Decidedly
Needles
Fabis
Middleground
Hill Prince
Brewer Leads as Palmer Struggles in 100000 Classic
Gay Brewer shot a 66 to lead after the first round at Upper Montclair Country Club, one stroke ahead of Gene Littler and Earl Stewart. Arnold Palmer, who has six tour wins this year, carded a 73 amid a lingering cold, with 45 players ahead of him. Nicklaus noted Palmer’s early pace, while the field awaits today’s second round and the ensuing cuts.
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Gay Brewer
Crystal River
Fla
Gene Littler
Oakmont
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Tex
Palmer
Fred Hawkins
Dave Ragan
Nicklaus
Brewer
Cornell Miler to Miss London Meet
The Cornell Penn track team arrives in London with Fran Smith on crutches after a sprained ankle. Smith, a favored 880-yard runner from Buffalo, will miss the clash with the Oxford Cambridge joint squad at White City Stadium, tilting the meet in favor of the English universities. Last year the U S side won 8-7 when the British team visited.
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London
Cornell Pennsylvania
Oxford
Cambridge
Fran Smith
Cornell
Smith
Buffalo
New York
White City
Oxford-Cambridge
United States
Cornell-Penn
Oswego High Buccaneers Beat Phoenix 13-1 for Title Shot
Oswego High Bucs cruise to a 13-1 playoff win over Phoenix Central School Firebirds at Recreation Park Fulton to earn a spot in the championship game against the eastern division winner. Kyle Robinson held Phoenix to three hits with ten strikeouts as Oswego races to a big fourth inning rally and early lead.
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Oswego High Buccaneers
Phoenix
Oswego High Bucs
Oswego County
Phoenix Central School
Firebirds
Recreation Park
Fulton
Oswego
Dave Powers
Pulaski Central School
Central Square
Altmar- Parish- Williamstown
Pulaski
Kyle Robinson
Kraft
Suns suffer 16 1 blowout loss to Jets in LL action
Jacksonville Suns, league leaders, fell 16-1 to Columbus Jets as Vic Cavallilo extended his hitting streak to 19 and made a brief pitching appearance. Rochester beat Syracuse 7-5, Atlanta blanked Richmond 11-0, and Toronto won 5-4 at Buffalo. Columbus totaled 14 hits with six in the second and seven in the fourth.
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Associated Press
International League
Jacksonville Suns
Columbus Jets
Suns
Columbus
Rochester
Syracuse
Atlanta
Richmond
Toronto
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Vic Cavallilo
Broccoli Storage Guidance for Refrigeration
The broccoli should be kept in the refrigerator either in the crisper drawer or wrapped in plastic to maintain moisture and prevent wilting during storage. Use a breathable wrap or perforated bag to balance humidity.
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Warren Sickers
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