Langhorne visit looms as Unser era grows Oswego tie
The Oswego area readies for a Bobby Unser return to Oswego Speedway amid wide interest in automobile racing. Unser wins at Langhorne with $177,523 prize and plans for Langhorne 150 mile entry. involves owner Bob Wilke and pit crew led by Jud Phillips.
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Dodgers Roll On As Osteen Shuts Out Phillies
Claude Osteen earned a 2-0 win over Philadelphia to extend Los Angeles five straight complete games as the Dodgers pile up 26 hits and three runs in 46 innings without Koufax. Nolan Ryan and Cal Koonce combined on a Mets four hitter to beat San Francisco 4-0.
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Cal Koonce
San Francisco
Steve Blass
Houston
Pittsburgh
Jim Maloney
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Chris Short
Bob Bailey
Ken Boyer
Ted Savage
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Ryan
Cleon Jones
Ray Sadecki
Ron Swoboda
Tommie Agee
Sadecki
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Blass
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Gary Kolb
Maloney
Orlando Cepeda
Curt Flood
Pete Rose
Hal Gilson
Felipe Alou
Cubs
Mexico Academy Clinches 1968 Oswego County Title
Mexico Academy clinched the 1968 Oswego County Baseball League crown by defeating Pulaski Academy 8-0 as Steve Bayne pitched a two hit shutout with seven strikeouts and one walk. Gary Stock added two singles, Lenny Whitmore doubled, and Fred Poole started on the mound. The Tigers finished 11-1 in league play, after a 4-1 win over Hannibal Thursday with Rod Green four-hitter. Stock drove in two runs. Rick Davies, Mike Bayne, and Rod Davies contributed key hits. In Oswego County tennis, Oswego Catholic beat Central Square 4-1. Jim Lynch extended his win streak to 12.
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Hannibal Warriors
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Binghamton Ace Barnhart Eyes 45-Lap Oswego Show
Red Barnhart seeks a second straight 45 lap feature victory at Oswego Speedway facing tough opposition from Jim Shampine Todd Gibson and Nolan Swift. Last year Barnhart won only one feature but finished third in four straight races, amassing 444 of 624 season points in the second half.
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Crampton Opens Lead In Speedway Open Golf
Bruce Crampton of Australia carded a 70 to move to six under par 138, holding a two stroke lead into the third round in Indianapolis. Sam Snead Mike Hill and Lou Graham tied for second at 140 as Snead finished 69 after a late string of pars and a costly four putt. Frank Beard stayed at 141 with a 71.
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Minor League Results From Friday and Saturday
Pacific Coast League results include Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 2 and Phoenix 5 Tacoma 2 with Vancouver 9 Denver and Portland 8 San Diego 4. Saturday matchups list varied fr drops and postponements Spokane at Indianapolis postponed due to travel issues. International League scores show Buffalo 11 Toledo 0 and Columbus 2 Louisville 5 with Syracuse 5 3 Syracuse 0 2 and Toledo at Buffalo.
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Jacksonville
Richmond
Baseball players resist Sunday games Kennedy tribute
Players and teams clashed over Sunday games as baseball prepared a Kennedy tribute. Astros voted not to play Sunday, while Angels and Mets chose to play or defer, and Eckert noted funeral timing.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Roundup
The American League standings show Detroit at 65 wins and 34 losses, Cleveland 31-23, and Baltimore 29-24 with Minnesota 28-26. Results include Boston 3, Chicago 2. Detroit 5, Cleveland 4. New York 4 California 1 in 8. Minnesota 5-2 Washington 3-3. Oakland 6-6 Baltimore 1-0 in extra innings. Next Cleveland at Detroit and Oakland at Baltimore.
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City Softball Standings Reported With No Friday Results
City Softball League standings published with games through Friday missing. Listings show Class A and Industrial divisions with several teams and incomplete scores, plus scheduled matches from Monday to Tuesday across multiple clubs.
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Jets Sweep doubleheader to top International League standings
The Columbus Jets moved to first in the International League by sweeping a doubleheader from Louisville 2 0 and 12 5. Ken Larsen delivered a ninth inning single and Bernie Smith homered for his first MLB style hit after an 0 for 13 slump. Elvio Jiminez had five of Columbus 31 hits including a three run homer.
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Thad Tillotson
Knych Keeps Narrow Lead in Herald American Golf Meet
Dr Walter Knych of Fulton holds a one stroke edge over rival Jay Lohmiller after the third 18 hole round at Cavalry Club Syracuse in the 72 hole Herald American. Knych 221 Lohmiller 222 with Jamieson 228 and Oswegonians Osetek 234 Lum 244 in the field.
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Rockefeller Center Ice Skating Pond Draws 80,000 Skaters
More than 80,000 skaters used Rockefeller Center’s outdoor ice pond in the 1967 68 season. In summer the rink area is converted into an outdoor dining space.
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Rockefeller Center
Odom Nash Spark A's in Doubleheader Sweep
John Odom and Jim Nash pitched Oakland to a doubleheader sweep over Baltimore 6-1 and 6-0. Odom allowed one hit through eight innings, Nash gave up four hits. Carl Yastrzemski hit a two run homer for Boston in a 3-2 win over Chicago White Sox.
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