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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
9
Cleveland right-hander Luis Tiant limited Minnesota to two hits in a 2-1 win that halted the Twins four-game surge. Tiant improved to 5-2 amid controversy over a so‑called hesitation pitch, while Leon Wagner and Rocky Colavito supplied early power for the Indians.
The San Francisco Giants first baseman Orlando Cepeda, who had knee surgery last winter, may miss the entire season. He was to leave the disabled list but went back to San Francisco for further treatment after re injuring his knee in spring training.
Luis Tiant pitched a two hitter and retired 15 straight batters as the Cleveland Indians beat Minnesota 2 to 1 for their fifth consecutive victory. Al Kaline hit two homers and a double for Detroit, delivering a 5 to 5 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
New York AP report outlines a large scale draft of high school and college players. Each MLB club gets one pick, with varying numbers for minor and major leagues, and potential signings or pool re-entry after six months.
Columbus overcame a 5 run deficit and tied Rochester 7-7 before scoring four runs in the seventh to win 12-7. Jacksonville toppled Toronto 5-4 as Mike Cuellar improved to 8-1. Syracuse defeated Toledo 6-4 with John Ryan's three run homer boosting the win.
In Saint John George Chuvalo 214 of Toronto knocked out Sonny Andrew Burns 228 of Boston. In New York Frankie Narvaez 134 of New York outpointed Johnny Bizzarro 134 of Erie Pa. In Johannesburg Willie Ludick of South Africa knocked out Fraser Tweet of South Africa in the welterweight bout.
Jim Clark the Scotsman drives Cosworth Ford to victory in the International London Trophy Formula 2 race at the Crystal Palace Circuit on Monday after winning the Indy 500 last week.
Oswego businessman Nick Savas again sponsors the Savas Open Medal Golf Tournament to be held at Battle Island State Park on Saturday and Sunday June 19 and 20. The event uses low net and low grass divisions and draws a large entry field with many prizes. a full committee and details will be announced next week.
The Associated Press lists NL leaders with Rose and Harper tying for runs at 41 in Cincinnati while Mays leads with 38. Banks tops RBIs at 45 with McCovey at 39. J Alou leads hits at 69, Pinson at 66. Willims and Clemente share doubles at 19 and 15. Callison and Clemente lead triples with 6. Mays and McCovey tied for home runs at 17 and 13. Wills holds 34 steals with Brock at 21. Elllis leads pitching with 92 wins and .818, Jay and Farrell tied 4-1,800 strikeouts.
The list highlights Horton Detroit at bat average 354 and Davalillo Cleveland 352. Green Boston leads runs with 40. Mantilla Boston 44 RBI and Howard Washington 40. Carde nal Los Angeles 61 hits. Versalles Minnesota 16 doubles. Campaneris Kansas City 6 triples. Conigliaro Boston 11 homers tied with Kaline Detroit and Howard Washington. Carde nal 20 steals. Pascual Minnesota 7 0 with 1.000. McDowell Cleveland 99 strikeouts.
Spano's Market of Oswego captured first in the Women s Handicap Division at the Pied Piper Bowling Tourney held at North Park Lanes Rochester. Final weekend games totaled 3096 with 2628 net and 468 handicap. Helen Jermyn led with 594 scratch. Rita Gimmie 542. Shirley Spano 518. Blanche Janice 498. Ilene Buske 476.
About 250 attendees filled the Oswego YMCA gym and auditorium for awards and activities. Tumbling and judo demonstrations featured a group of young girls and boys as Linda Johnson, Laura Sawyer, Mark Clancy, and Mark Davis won All-Around YMCA Athlete awards. A pinewood derby crowned Mickey Losurdo and Brian Johnson amid thanks to volunteers and the YMCA Women’s Club.
Sam Snead, the only golfer to win the Canadian Open three times, enters this year’s championship at Mississaugua course in Toronto. The 53-year-old veteran from White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, won his first Canadian Open on the same course 26 years ago.
International League and Pacific Coast League results include Portland 5 Arkansas 1 Vancouver 6 Denver 5 Okay City 7 Spokane 6 ten innings. Tacoma 11 Indianapolis 7 Salt Lake 5 Hawaii 4 and San Diego 8 Seattle 3.
Alan Simpson set a British mile record clocking 3 56 6 at the British Games held Monday at White City Stadium in London.
Cornell and Washington lead 39 crews from 15 colleges in the 63rd Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta to be raced Saturday at Syracuse. Lanes were released by Asa Bushnell with 15 boats in the 3 mile varsity, 15 in the junior varsity, and 9 in the freshmen race.
US champion Bill Campbell of Huntington West Virginia was eliminated in the first round at the 1965 British Amateur Championship in Porthcawl Wales. Richard Langridge defeated Campbell on the 19th hole after a missed two foot putt, ending Campbell’s bid to hold both the British and American titles.
New York Giants complete a full draft sweep by signing all 16 eligible choices. Yale fullback Chuck Mercein agreed to terms with the Giants on Monday, joining the roster’s latest acquisitions.
The seventh annual Oswego Woman's Bowling Association banquet was held at the Hotel Pontiac. Mary Piazza chaired, with Sam Losurdo, Ellen Edwards, and other officers honored. Trophies and awards recognized Piazza's Mid state No. 1, doubles champions DiGaetano and Roy, singles champ Schwartz, all events winner Roy, and Bowler of the Year Edwards.
Oswego Catholic High School athletes anticipate a big day as awards are handed out at St. Francis Hall at 1 30 p m on Wednesday. The program will include the Athletes of the Year and MVPs for each sport, with many Crusaders set to attend as guests of the Varsity Crusader club.
Alcan edged Retail Clerks 3-2 to move into a first place tie at 4-1 in the Industrial Softball League played at Fort Ontario. Dick Stark pitched a no hitter for Dick & Joe's in a 7-4 win over Hammermill, keeping pace just one game back.
Rivaltime wins the $12,500 Invitational Pace by 1% lengths at Roosevelt Raceway with John Chapman guiding Rival Time to a 2:00 1-5 clocking and a $4.10 payoff. Chapel Chief places second, Lyss Hanover third. At Buffalo Raceway Battle Dream wins by 1% lengths over Tuffy Adaim in 2:03 4-5 ($5.90). Vernon Downs hosts the $1,500 trot in two divisions, Danny Dean winning by a neck in 2:08 2-5 for $13.60. Little Laird is runner-up and Kasha B finishes third.
Joe Tusa Jr. of Brooklyn won $4,000 top prize in the 23rd annual Bill Landgraf Memorial Bowling Class at Bowl for Monday night. He posted a four game total of 916 to beat runnerup Herb Petersen of Kingston who finished with 893 and earned $2,000.
Ya Tittle threw 212 touchdown passes in his NFL career while Johnny Unitas ranks second with 187, one more than Sammy Baugh.
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