Dodgers Stop Cubs for Third Straight Time
The Dodgers beat the Cubs 11-8 to complete a five game winning road trip and keep pace in the National League title race. Maury Wills led Los Angeles with a 3-for-5 day and three RBIs including a bases loaded double in the sixth. The win sets up a two game series with the San Francisco Giants, who sit two games back after a 3-0 loss to Houston.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Wills
Maury
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cubs
Giants
Houston
Hal
Skinny
St. Louis
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
John Tsitouris
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Milwaukee
Braves
Bill White
Stan Musial
Tim McCarver
White
Ray Sadecki
Tsitouris
Pirates
Ted Savage
Donn Clandenon
Bob Shaw
South Wins Lacrosse All Star Game in Lake Placid
The South rallied with a four-goal final period to win 14 11 in Lake Placid New York. Maryland's Ray Altman scored three goals as the South pulled ahead early and held on for the victory.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
Ray Altman
Maryland
Ince
Griffith Grabs World Welterweight Title in Slugfest Return
Emile Griffith edged Luis Rodriguez by split decision to reclaim the world welterweight crown after 15 rounds in Los Angeles. Rodriguez’s camp voiced controversy over the verdict as 8,081 fans watched with national TV coverage and prize payouts reached $40,000 to Rodriguez and $37,500 to Griffith.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Griffith
Virgin Islands
Rodriguez
Miami
Los Angeles
Jimmy Devlin
Tony Rossi
Joe Armstrong
Associated Press
Oswego High Caps Perfect Season On Tennis Courts
Oswego High completed its best season with a county meet victory at State University College Oswego. Tom Loguidice beat Chuck Cherchio 6 3 8 10 6 1 to win singles, while Terry Baker and Bill Somerville defeated Larry Crutchley and A Sterling to take doubles. Oswego Catholic High, Fulton, and Central Square also scored, with Oswego High sweeping the league match 4 0 over Oswego Catholic High.
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Oswego
State University College
Mel McFee
Phoenix
Fulton
Central Square
Oswego Catholic High
Tom Loguidice
Chuck Cherchio
Terry Baker
Bill Somerville
OHS
Larry Crutchley
Sterling
Lebro Real Estate and Insurance of
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Aero Sporting Goods and
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Francis T. Riley
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Mike Anderson
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Chuck St. John
Loguidice
Bill Cutro
Anderson
Ted Voilkomer
OCHS
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The
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Bob Young
Harold Tyler
Lory Widger
Zimmerman
Joe Castibianco
Young
Jack Harrold
Cutro
Volkomer
Baker
Somerville
Glen Fletcher
John Demenkorf
Crutchley
Bob Thayer
Don Lewis
Mark Wildrick
Chuck Gould
Terpening
John Francesconi
Tom DeMassi
Dick Galvin
McFee
Syracuse Red Wings Edge Opponents With Narrow Win
The Syr. Red Wings win 58 to 40, with Dotters and Miller leading. Pirro, Small, Scammai, Pike, and Hoey contributed scoring efforts in a low scoring game.
NATO Leader Stikker Operates on Hernia at Walter Reed
NATO Secretary General Dirk A. Stikker underwent a hernia operation at Walter Reed Hospital, announced by the State Department.
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Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Dirk A. Stikker
State Department
Why not publish major league box scores in daily editions
A letter from Charles Gibson Jr. requests publication of box scores and starting pitchers for daily games. The editorial reply cites lack of space and the time needed by linotype operators, plus AP Sports not providing such data for afternoon editions.
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Oswego Palladium-Times
Charles Gibson, Jr
West Seneca St
Oswego
N. Y
Associated Press
Chateaugay wins Belmont in late stretch drive
Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct ends Candy Spots bid as Chateaugay with Braulio Baeza powers past rivals in mid stretch to claim victory over Candy Spots and Choker. Trainer Jimmy Conway seals upset in first Belmont since 1905 move from Belmont Park.
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Jimmy Conway
Chateaugay
Candy Spots
California
Aqueduct
Rex C. Ellsworth
John W. Galbreath
Belmont Park
Yankee Stadium
Broadway
Braulio Baeza
Willie Shoemaker
Louis Lee Haggin
Baeza
Mesh Tenney
Chicago
Washington Park
Conway
Swaps
Ellsworth
Galbreath
Griffith Wins World Welterweight Title In Ring Return
In New York, Emile Griffith outpointed Luis Rodriguez to reclaim the world welterweight championship. The bout featured sharp exchanges as Griffith seized the crown, signaling a strong comeback for the former titleholder.
Hastings Seek Bankruptcy Protection in Utica Filing
James E Hastings materials handler and Karleen B Hastings assembler from Richland Brewerton and Watertown filed bankruptcy petitions. James shows liabilities 3743 assets 1630 unsecured 1217 Karleen shows liabilities 4960 assets 1550 unsecured 1217. Major unsecured creditor Lincoln National Bank Syracuse claims 1128.
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Utica
James E. Hastings
Karleen B. Hastings
Richland
Brewerton
Watertown
James Hastings
Karleen Hastings
Lincoln National Bank & Trust Co
Syracuse
America’s Gross National Product Growth Stagnates
Over a decade the nation’s gross national product shows a puzzling rise from 74 billion dollars to 4 billion dollars, indicating a drastic reweighting of measurement measures and a concerning misalignment with real output across sectors.
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America
Lions Open Babe Ruth League With 6-2 Win Over Steelworkers 2733
Lions Club beat Steelworkers Local 2733 6 to 2 in the Babe Ruth Baseball League opener at Fort Ontario. Del Brocco allowed three hits with 11 strikeouts as Dunsmore fanned eight for Steelworkers, while Bevacqua and Angelina sparked a two-run third inning and a late two-run rally to seal the victory before a strong crowd.
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Steelworkers Local
Fort Ontario
Oswego Hot Stove Association
Ange
Lupe) DiMiero
Leo J. Lagoe
Hot Stove
Larry del Brocco
Gary Dunsmore
Steelworkers
del Brocco
Jim Bevacqua
Joe Angelina
Dave von Holtz
Lions
Bevacqua
Billy James
Dave Love
Dick Guernsey
Ken Crisafulli
Gurnsey
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The season’s top hitters and pitchers include Kaline of Detroit leading in batting with a .332 average and 41 RBIs, Allison of Minnesota posting 40 runs and 15 home runs, and Aparicio of Baltimore with 17 stolen bases. On the mound Stock of Baltimore leads five decisions with a 5 1 record, while Pascual of Minnesota strikes out 82.
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Associated Press
Malzone
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlights
Batting leaders include Groat St Louis and Covington Philadelphia at 340. Runs lead by Flood St Louis 50 Aaron Milwaukee 48. RBI top Robinson Cincinnati 44 Aaron Milwaukee and Boyer St Louis 4. Hits Groat St Louis 81 White St Louis 75. Doubles Cepeda San Francisco 16 Great St Louis 15. Triples Pinson Cincinnati 7 Brock Chicago and Skinner Cincinnati 6. Home runs Aaron Milwaukee 17 Banks Chicago 13. Stolen bases Robinson Cincinnati 15 Pinson Cincinnati and Wills Los Angeles 14. Pitching five decisions Perranoski Los Angeles 7 1 375 McBean Pittsburgh 6 1
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Philadelphia
Flood
H Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
H. Aaron
Boyer
White
Cepeda
San Francisco
Great
Pinson
Brock
Chicago
Skinner
Banks
Wills
Los Angeles
Dr Walt Knych Holds Central New York Medal Title
Dr. Walt Knych of Oswego Country Club shot an even par 70 to win the four day Central New York medal tournament by 12 strokes. George Podolak Jerry Gell and Jack Hendry finished tied for second at 297 while Knych posted 285 overall.
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Walter Knych
Oswego Country Club
Central New York
Fulton
Dr. Knych
George Podolak
Jerry Gell
Jack Hendry
Podolak
Gell
Hendry
Syracuse
Carl Miller Sr
OCC
George Lehmann
Miller
Joel Biaone
Biasone
Jack Mollica
Knych
Kynch
Nottingham Knolls
Green Lakes
Bellevue
Oswego
Baseball scores and standings from weekend games
Results list shows New York 84 over St. Louis 7 16, Philadelphia 1 over Cincinnati 7 3, Los Angeles 11 Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 4 Milwaukee 13, Houston 3 San Francisco 6. Saturday Houston 2 San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 9 Chicago 8 St. Louis 4 New York 6 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 6 Milwaukee 4. Upcoming Cincinnati at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Houston San Francisco at Los Angeles. Strikeouts noted Drysdale 99 Koufax 92.
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Lo Angeles
St. Lewis
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Los Angeles
Tusday
Milwaukee
St. Laves
Drysdale
Koufax
Ward and Murphy Shine In Oswego Speedway Feature
Ward wins the 35 lap Oswego feature at Fast Albany Street track with 106.3 mph, first main race win here. Murphy sets an all time track speed mark at 107.4 mph and a special $25 bonus, and both drivers share top heat honors in a dramatic night highlighted by the track’s first photo finish.
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Nelson Ward
Bingo 5
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Jack Murphy
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Albany Street
Liverpool
Shamrock
Murphy
Ed Kingsley
Nolan Swift
Swift
Bud Johnson
Dave Paul
Bennett
Johnson
Paul
Dick Jerrett, Jr
Jim Shampiner
Ronnie Wallace
Jim Gresley
Fd Kingsley
Robby Pierce
Ping
Eddie Bellinger
Grame Rolin
Don Diffendort
Norm Mackereth
Don Foster
Bobby Baker
Foster
Baker
Murhy
Mackereth
Kingsley
Diffendort
Pierce
Shampine
Jerrett, Jr
Gene Bergin
Fewift
Diffendorf
Wallace
Gresley
Bergin
Bolla
No-Hitter Highlight Spurs Rochester Split in IL Doubleheader
Nat Martinez, a Rochester bullpen fugitive, started and delivered a seven inning no-hitter in the second game as Rochester beat Jacksonville 5-0 to earn a split the day after Jacksonville exploded for 16-5 in the opener. Syracuse extended its win streak to six with a sweep of Arkansas. Buffalo nudged Richmond twice 5-4 and 4-3 to keep pace in the Northern Division. Atlanta beat Toronto 6-5 in 11 innings, then Toronto won the nightcap 6-2. Columbus beat Indianapolis 5-4 in the opener, while Indianapolis won 3-1 in the nightcap on Tay lor Phillips three hitter.
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Nat Martinez
Rochester
Martinez
Red Wings
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Arkansas
Buffalo
Richmond
Atlanta
Toronto
Dave Ricketts
Leafs
Columbus
Indianapolis
Indians
Taylor Phillips
Record Set By Boros in Flint
Julius Boros fired four sub par rounds at Warwick Hills to finish 14 under 274 in the Flint Open, beating the tournament record by eight strokes and earning 9000 in top prize. Don Finsterwald was runner up at five strokes behind as Boros eyes the National Open in New York.
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Mich
Julius Boros
North Carolina
Warwick Hills
Boros
New York
Brookline
Maas
Don Finsterwald
Dow
George Bayer
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Flint
Finsterwald
Art Wall Jr
Bayer
George Knudson
Bill Collins
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast League Action
In the Pacific Coast League Seattle beat Portland 9 to 2 while Portland fell 1 and 0. Iaan City 946 defeated San Hawaii 7 to 9 and Denver 2 to 4. Spokane edged Tacoma 1 to 0 while Dallas-Fort Worth paused at Salt Lake due to rain. Dallas-Forth Worth beat Salt Lake 8 to 1 and Tacoma won 4 to 5 over Spokane 0 to 0 Hawaii routed Denver 5 to 4 and Portland downed Seattle 8 to 3.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Portland
Iaan City
San Hawaii
Denver
Spokane
Tacoma
Dallas-Fort Worth
Salt Lake
Dallas-Forth Worth
Hawaii
Cubs fall to Dodgers after Banks drives three homers
Ernie Banks slugged three homers and drove in four as Chicago lost to NL-leading Los Angeles. Dick Radatz pitched six scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts in Boston's 3-2 14 inning win over Baltimore, moving the Orioles to second in the AL behind the leaders.
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Boston
Radatz
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Red Sox
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Radatz Stout
Chuck Schilling
Russ Nixon
Chicago White Sox
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McBride
Twins
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Woodie Held
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Gary Bell
Senator
Tom Cheney
Associated Press
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Chicago
Los Angeles
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