Oswego Bucs Seek Tie For Onondaga Lead In Tilt
Oswego High seeks a share of the Onondaga League Northern Division lead by tying Fulton with a 6 6 deadlock at Fayetteville Manlius. Howie McCann blasted a three run homer in fifth and scored in a late rally as darkness halted the game.
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Oswego High Buccaneers
Fayetteville-Manlius
Ted Kerley
Oswegonians
G. Ray Bodley
Fulton
Onondaga High School
Red Raiders
West Genesee Wildcats
Fultonites
North Syracuse
Oswego
Howie McCann
Roadrunners Prepare For City 125th Celebration Races
Oswego Roadrunners back by Oswego Jaycees plan four races on July 1 at Fort Ontario. Events include 15 mile for under 14, 3 mile for under 18, and open 5 mile and 15 kilometer races. Notables Fran Verdoliva and Tom Seimberg head the 15K field with local stars Don Paige Baldwinsville Chip Miceli and Jerry Bevaqua. Practices at South Athletic Field Track at 6 p.m. continue weekdays.
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Oswego Jaycees
Oswego
Fort Ontario
Fran Verdoliva
Tom Seimberg
Don Paige Baldwinsville
Chip Miceli
Jerry Bevaqua
Fulton
Rochester
Syracuse
Oswego Roadrunners
South Athletic
Royals Baseball Academy tryout in North Syracuse
The Kansas City Royals Baseball Academy holds a June 30 tryout at Clay Park North Syracuse for ages 16 to 19. Selected players join a Sarasota Florida campus program, with all expenses paid for 16 months, housing, meals, tuition, insurance, and a path into the Royals farm system. Camp is led by Joe Thomas, Bill Plummer, and Rudy Tucci.
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Kansas City Royals Baseball Academy
Clay Park
Syracuse
American Legion
Sarasota
Fla
Manatee Junior College
Academy
Manatee
Royals
Joe Thomas
Bill Plummer
Liverpool
Rudy Tucci
North Syracuse
Brinegar Enjoys Supersonic Concorde Trip to Paris
Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar rode the Concorde from Toulouse to Paris with a stopover over the Atlantic twice the speed of sound. He called the flight very enjoyable and as pleasant as subsonic travel.
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Paris
Claude Brinegar
Standings and schedule from the National League and American League
The standings show the National League East top teams led by Chicago and Montreal with Pittsburgh and St. Louis close behind. The West lists Los Angeles leading San Francisco Cincinnati and Houston, while the American League shows Detroit Baltimore Milwaukee and Cleveland in pursuit. Friday and weekend games feature several matchups including Chicago at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at New York.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
West Philadelphia
West Los Ange
San Francisco
Cincinnat
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Philadelphia
Billingham
Jenkins
Dwoning
Matlack
Spinks
Niekro
Grief
Brett
Bradley
McAnally
Moose
Roberts
Wilson
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
West
Minneota
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Exas
Minnesota
Texas
Perry
Holtzman
Chicago Fish
Gossage
Hands
Cuellar
Pattin
Dunning
Beene
Drago
Colburn
Expos
Giants
Expo
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Dodgers
Tom Seaver
Willie Davis
Bill Russell
John Milner
Mets
Roger Metzger
Willie Stargell
Pirate
Ron Reed
Braves
Reed
Tim McCarver
Dave Johnson
Marty Perez
K of C and Firemen win in Friday Little League action
K of C edged Triplets 9 to 7 at Crisafulli Park while Firemen rolled past Moose 25 to 5 at Lagoe Field. Sheridan brothers starred for K of C with strong two baggers and multi hits, and Marty Earl led Firemen with a double and two singles as 17 walks aided the bigger victory.
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Knights of Columbus
Crisafulli Park
Moose
Lagoe Field
Sheridan Boys
Key
Jerry Brown
Doug Leavens
Kevin
Keith Sheridan
John Edwards
Dave AuClair
Paul Furman
Mike Clary
Marty Earl
Firemen
Vic Crisafulli
Barry Collins
Dough Kingsley
John Oren
Ken Cherchio
Scott Chatterton
Miss High Pump wins Finger Lakes race by nose
In Canandaigua Miss High Pump edged Candy Dan by a nose to win the $1,500 eighth at Finger Lakes Race Track. The 4 year old filly carrying 109 pounds with jockey Rudy Rincon ran 5 1/2 furlongs in 1 07 4/5 and paid 4.80 to win 3.80 to place and 3.20 to show as 2,874 fans wagered 237,357 across nine races.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Candy Dan
Finger Lakes
Rudy Rincon
Triple Crown Dreams Stir Meadow Farm Ahead of Belmont
Meadow Farm Stable led by Penny Tweedy prepares for the Belmont Stakes as Secretariat aims for the first Triple Crown in 25 years. The article recounts past hopes, notes key figures like trainer Jimmy Jones and Calumet Farm, and highlights Tweedy’s lunch with Henry Kissinger and political leaders.
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New York
Ron Turcotte
Belmont ‘Lakes
Little Ronnie
Calumet Farm
Turcotte
Jimmy Jones
Citation
Jones
Meadow Stable
Secretariat
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
Eddie Arcaro
Jones Boys
Majestic Prince
Canonero
Meadow Farm Stable
Henry Kissinger
Mrs. Tweedy
Riva Ridge
Tweedy
Penny
Kissinger
Nelson Rockefeller
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Doswell
Opher Chenery
Smith College
Columbia
John B. Tweedy
Oil Shale Corp
Horse
Yanks Tigers Mark Time Manager Fox at Ease In San Francisco
Giants fall 17-3 in Montreal as Expos dominate with 28 baserunners. Ron Hunt collects three hits and five runs. Dodgers, Astros, Braves, Phillies pace NL and AL scores elsewhere. Allen frustrated in Cleveland Chicago clash as White Sox win 5-2 behind Wilbur Wood.
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Yanks
Tigers
Fox
San Francisco
Allen
Homer
San Francisco Giants
Montreal
Baseball Camp Opens At Fort Ontario For Boys 8 to 12
Ready for baseball camp at Fort Ontario fields for boys aged 8 to 12 from June 25 to 29. Camp runs daily 9 15 to 11 30 a m with registrations accepted now for the program at the Little League field.
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Little League
Fort Ontario
Oswego Girls Win Triangular Meet Shows Track Depth
Oswego High girls earned their 12th win with a 92 87 victory over Cicero and a 112 60 defeat of Bishop Ludden as undefeated Denise Sawyer and Sherry Brown led sprint and distance events. Brown clocked 12 1 in the 100, Cindy Brown claimed the 220 in 29.7, Rabozzi high jumped, Kunzwiler shot put, while the 880 relay led with a first and third.
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Cicero
Oswego High
Bishop Ludden
Helen Jermyn
OHS
Denise Sawyer
Sherry Brown
Sawyer
Brown
Oswego
Cindy Brown
Roseann Rabozzi
Michele Kunzwiler
OHL
Bolivia Hosts Government and Private Radio Stations
Bolivia maintains a dual radio landscape with both government operated and privately owned stations. The mix serves diverse audiences and reflects broader media policy in the country.
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Bolivia
Lakers Enter 1973 NCAA Golf Championship Field
Oswego State leads a five man team into the 1973 NCAA college division 72-hole tournament at Quail Lake, River, with Louisana State and Ashland past champs in the field. Coach Tom Brennan notes adjustments to Western course distances and daily practice as Oswego seeks a peak performance.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Quail Lake
River
Oswego State
Louisiana State University of New Orleans
Ashland
Jim Hilderbrand
Oswego
Wayne Levi
Tom Brennan
Tommy Chrisian
Tony Sarace
Endicott
Tomm Lyfeh
Auburn
Mark Collier
Williamson
Dick Serian
Troy
Brennan
Oswego Junior High Track Team Finishes Second in Tri Meet
Oswego Junior High track men under Coach Ron Sipling closed the 1973 season with a second place in both divisions of a tri meet against Auburn and Onondaga Central. Group I saw Auburn win 59 54 with Oswego second, while Group II had Auburn 73 Oswego 57 and Onondaga Central 11. Oswego athletes set records and earned multiple firsts including Phil Prior 80 yard low hurdles Bru Shapiro 880 Lionel Earl 60y dash Ken Phillips 330 and the medley relay.
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Oswego
Ron Sipling
Auburn
Onondaga Central
Sipling
Phil Prior
Bru Shapiro
Lionel Earl
Ken Phillips
Jim Maniccia
Bob Okoniewski
Don Parkhurst
Mike Johnson
George Gunther
Dave Whitney
Joe Hammond
Chamberlain
Harris Pankin
Bert Rose
Dave Cummins
John Boardway
Fine Parr
Bill Snyder
Rose
Don Becker
Duane Cummins
Jerry Jud
Rich Mulcahey
Tim Powers
Mulcahey
Don Gill
Dough Thompson
Bill Br
Getaway Heat at 7 45 Shampine Rules Favorite Tonight
Tonight at Oswego Speedway the 45 lap feature centers on Shampine the Clay Comet aiming to extend a dominant season. Rival Baldy Baker and Ronnie Wallace push hard as fans anticipate a crowded field of top drivers including Jim Cheney Warren Coniam and others. The card also previews Spring Championship June 23 and Grand Prix June 30 with a 100 lap headliner on July 1.
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Jim Shampine
Oswego Speedway
East Albany Street
Shampine
Baldy Baker
Strasberg
Os Shampine
Ronnie Wallace
Fulton
Baker
Jim Cheney
Warren Coniam
Mark Letcher
Don Wheeler
Norm Mackereth
Fred Graves
Ken Andrews
Scott Wilson
Bruce Kraft
Jim Muldoon
Jim Winks
Eddie Bellinger Jr
Bill Rowse
Sam Carista
Phil Wendt
Bob Seelman
Mike Loescher
Gary Riechart
Nick Rowe
Ron Buckner
Darrell Peckhar
Fred Peet
Tom Leeson
Mike Rizzo
Steve Newman
Skip Manning
Todd Gibson
Brian Herb
Ed Bell
Kempton
Tony Lavall
Tom Rose
Ron Matteson
Doug Syer
Gary Allbrittain
Cecil FE
Stephens Rob Fuller
Big Night For City Softball League Batsmen
City softball players enjoyed three high scoring games at Fort Ontario. Broadwell’s Rest pounded Ferris Wheel 17 to 6 as every Broadwell’s batter hit safely led by Dave House with three singles. Ernie’s Stop Inn beat Misty Lounge No. 2 14 to 10 with strong hitting from Ron Mitchelson and Dave Wahrendorf. Foley’s Sunoco topped Shackiatch No. 2 16 to 11 as Nick Sereno and Marshall Trionfera had three hits apiece and seven runs in the seventh. Matches for next Monday include Mac’s Place No. 1 vs Elks and Laura’s vs Ernie’s Rest with Samson’s Chaparral and Lake City Police Club.
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Fort Ontario
Broadwell
Ferris Wheel
Scott Lynch
Jim Bourdon
Dave Beauchene
Dave House
John Belin
Mike Donahue
Eric Geibner
Mike Pitts
Dick Muldoon
Lynch
Craig Perkins
Gary Goodrich
Joe DeCastro
John Lee
John Kelly
Bill Barbeau
Billy Belden
Bob Wallace
Tim Grant
Ernie’s Stop Inn
Misty Lounge No. 2
Jim Yeager
John Burger
Dave van Vliet
Dave Wahrendorf
Ron Mitchelson
Wahrendorf
Ernie
Tom Howard
Joe Hawksley
Jim Burke
Stew Farley
Steve Salisbury
Ken McKinstry
Larry Battles
Rick Woods
Misty Lounge
Jim Holmes
Joe Galletta
Don Backman
al Thompson
Yeager
Foley
Sunoco
Shackiatch
Dave LaBreck
Chuck LaDouceur
Paul Lavey
Nick Sereno
Marshall Trionfera
Scott Monroe
Dave Bartholomew
Jack Conely
Joe Trionfero
Bill Foley
RenRon Pfeiffer
LaDouceur
Lenny Pfeiffer
Tony Stuart
Barry Cantwell
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Joe Lutz
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
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Bill Kunkel
Chuck Tanner
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankes
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
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California Angels
Bert Blyleven
Danny Walton
Blyleven
Dave McNally
Rico Carty
Jim Ray Hart
Hart
Mickey Lolich
Willie Horton
Vida Blue
Jerry Bell
Johnny Briggs
Bell
Alan Gallagher
Angels
Vada Pinson
Fran Robinson
Bob Oliver
Donna Olin
Patti Read
Wheeler
Kunachler
Ann Marie Copps
Read
Chris Wheeler
Karey Cheyne
Jessie McLaughlin
Rabozzi
Laurie Luongo
Waynne Buck
McLaughlin
Kunzwiler
Mary Read
Mike Goovka
Frank
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the Palladium-Times
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Jimmy Muldoon
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