Giants Gain as Three Leaders Bow in National Twins, Chisox Suffer Setbacks
The Twins lost 2-1 to Cleveland as Jim Kaat was forced to alter his sweatshirt in the ninth inning. Cleveland spoiled Kaat's near no hit bid with a Max Alvis homer after the sleeve adjustment.
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Baseball Standings and Scores Digest
National and American leagues roundup with standings for Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh St Louis Houston Philadelphia Chicago New York and others. Recent results include Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2 San Francisco 4 New York 2 and Houston 3 Philadelphia 7, plus Wednesday and Friday schedules and key divisional battles.
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Chiefs' Winning Streak Snapped
The International League saw home teams suffer as four road teams won. Atlanta crushed Toronto 7-2 with five homers, Jacksonville beat Buffalo 4-1, Columbus toppled Rochester 5-2, and Toledo defeated Syracuse 7-2. Adrian Garrett and Jim Beauchamp led Atlanta with homers. Bob Tolan fueled Jacksonville, Dave Wissman and Bob Perry powered Columbus, while Jack Cullen earned his eighth win for Toledo aided by Jack Curtis.
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Oswego Buccaneers Whitewash Valley in tennis clash
Oswego High School coach Roger Wright’s varsity boys blanked Onondaga Valley 5-0 to secure at least a split of the season. The win gives Oswego nine matches, two remaining against Oswego Catholic, with singles results featuring Bob Sykes Fran Pompei and Bill Boyd. Doubles duo Bill Guernsey and Dave Leighton won 6-1 7-5.
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Quarter Horse Bill Defeated in New York Legislature
In Albany the Senate approved a longer harness racing season from January 5 to December 15 by a 52 to 3 vote, while the Assembly rejected a Senate bill authorizing parimutuel betting on quarter horse racing and up to eight tracks. The measure backed by Sen. Thomas LaVerne would divert up to 2 million in new revenues toward breeding programs, with an estimated 10 million in annual parimutuel betting revenue. The current season runs from the third Thursday in February to the Saturday of the first full week in December.
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Miller Ties For H J Event Medal
Carl Miller Sr. of Oswego Country Club tied for medalist honors with George Podolak of Syracuse with 71 on the par-70 Crum lins course. Miller, 53, played in the final threesome as the event moved to Tuscarora. Four other Oswego players survived the first cut in a field of 152 golfers. Tom Brennan, coach of
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Elgart Salute and Other Classic Jazz LP Notices
Fred Freeman reviews a batch of LPs led by Les and Larry Elgart The Elgart Touch gives a strong punch on brass and sax with favorites plus one new number The Sammy Davis Jr Broadway set Golden Boy features Night Song Yes I Can and more Bobby Timmons Little Barefoot Soul showcases a trio session with originals Pop Goes the Basie counts Basie s modern sound Out Of Sight highlights Pat Bowie s debut Modern Sounds of Hank Williams by Buddy Greco pays tribute with respected Hank Williams tunes and candid interpretations
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Ancient Minoan Bronze Safety Pin Shown in Crete Exhibit
A large bronze safety pin, possibly the world’s first, is on display in Iraklion’s archaeological museum in Crete. Dated to the Minoan era about 4,000 years ago, the item highlights early metalworking and daily life in ancient Greece.
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Saco Golf Team Sets Early Pace At Tuscarora
The SACO golf squad posted 75 while Dr Walter Knych former winner shot 77 John Downey 79 and Carl Miller Jr 80. The low 64 in a large field qualified with 16 tied at 80 advancing to a 69 man field for a 18 hole round at Tuscarora. The field will be cut to 32 and the 18 hole rounds move to Onondaga Friday with final 18 at Skaneateles Saturday.
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Rodette's Boy Vernon Winner Tops Roosevelt Invite
Rodette's Boy Vernon Winner took the featured invitation pace at Roosevelt Raceway by a neck over Sweet Singer in 2:01 1-5. Patty Dares finished third by a length as the top New York harness event of the night paid $15.70.
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Polyglot Shakespeare Festival chief eyes diverse acting troupe
Joseph Papp of Polyglot Company New York plans a polyglot acting company for the city free Shakespeare Festival. He stresses artistic aims over sociology and says diversification will attract new theater audiences by reflecting the community’s linguistic variety.
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Willie Mays Delivers 18th Homer In Giants 4-2 Win
Willie Mays drove in three runs for the Giants with a single and his 18th homer, powering a 4-2 victory over the New York team.
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Stottlemyre Tosses 11 Ks As Yankees Top A’s 5-1
Mel Stottlemyre pitched six hits and struck out 11 to improve to 7-2, guiding the Yankees to a 5-1 victory over Kansas City. He held the A’s scoreless through six innings, while New York tallied five runs.
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