Local Teams Fall In District Softball Tourney Opener
Two local squads were eliminated as the 1972 District Amateur Softball Association Tournament began at Fort Ontario. Polish Americans of Syracuse beat Lake City Police Club 6 to 3, while Shortstop Tavern of Auburn defeated Shacks Patch 15 to 2.
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Fort Ontario
Syracuse
Lake City Police Club
Shortstop Tavern
Auburn
Shacks Patch
Alcan Lakers
Vf Oswego
Corner House Rest
Mac
Oswego
Bowlarama
Fulton
J & B Lounge
Carson’s
News of
Joker's
Midtown Inn
The
Elks of
Ed Jarmac
George Montonda
Mike Hanas
Dick Lower
Carl van Buren
Howie Godfrey
Jim Stevenson
Montanao
Bill Jetien
Dave Levin
Jarmac
Rich Shaffer
Hanas
Paul Sacco
Ed Thornton
Osetek Leads Herald Amateur With 71 On Heavy Beaver Meadows
Bill Osetek, assistant greenskeeper at Battle Island State Park, carded a one-under 71 to seize a one stroke lead after the third round of the Herald Amateur at Beaver Meadows outside Phoenix. He stands 215 after 54 holes, ahead of Dr. Walter Knych by three on Knych’s home course. The final round is set for Lafayette Country Club in Syracuse with a two man race likely between Osetek and Knych.
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Bill Osetek
Battle Island State Park
Herald
Beaver Meadows
Phoenix
Osetek
Walter Knych
Fulton
Kynch
Lafayette
Syracuse
Knych
Dick McCarthy
Oswego
Wayne Levi
SUCO
Tom Christian II
Billy Lach
Tom Brennan
Jack Clements
Frank Osetek
Savas Golf Tournament Set For Next Week
The 1972 renewal of the Savas Model parriament will be held Saturday and Sunday June 17 18 sponsored by Nick Savas of Savas Restaurant. The event marks Oswego County's oldest golf tourney with two days of play and a handicapped crown to be decided. Ground under construction is marked with free drops allowed. The course is in excellent shape thanks to Jack Clements and staff.
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Savas
Oswego County
Nick Savas
Savas Restaurant
Plaay
Jack Clements
Tourney Pacer Seeks First Win
Sutton Massachusetts AP Sharon Miller a former high school teacher winless in seven years on the women s pro golf tour held a two stroke lead entering the third round of the Eve LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley Country Club Miller, 31, from Battle Creek Michigan, shot 72 to reach 146 after 36 holes The field endured rain and wind with only one player under par Susie Yamazaki and Kathy Ahern shared 148 while Jane Blalock Pam Barnett Gloria Ehret Betty Burfeindt trailed by one stroke and defending champion Kathy Whitwesd faltered into a four way tie for eighth at 151
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Sutton
Mass
Sharon Miller
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Battle Creek
Mich
Pleasant Valley
Susie
Japan
Sayuki Yamazaki
Kathy Ahern
Miss Yamazaki
Miss Ahern
Jane Blalock
Pam Barnett
Gloria Ehret
Betty Burfeindt
Kathy Whitwesd
Marlene Hagee
Marilynne Smith
Sandra Palmer
Litre Leaguers Hold Lead With Four Wins In Friday Action
Seaway Supply, K of C, Elks Triplets, Firemen, Westons and Goldberg's played four Little League games Friday at Diamond Match Field Fort Ontario and Little League Stadium. Seaway Supply beat K of C 7 4 Elks defeated the Triplets 7 3 Firemen routed Westons 19 2 and Goldberg's edged the Moose 7 5. Key hits came from McCrobie Wallace Canale Rourke and LaRock among others. Top performances featured Don Wallace 5 for 5 and Joe Bellardino 3 for 3 with three extra base hits.
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Seaway Supply
K of C
Diamond Match Field
The
Elks
Little League Stadium
Firemen
Westons
Goldberg
Moose
Vever Supply Ovecessess
Ay Brune Cs
Davis Bros
PICMG
Cucess
Concre Sf Wcéetsdusierss
Pouce
Télesissbiseivase Bo
Moose Saekies
Woacone
Triplets
Davis Bros. Meats
Diamond Match
Quality Plumbing
Fort Ontario
Ellis
D.A. Lodge
Goldberg's
Police
Bill Cooper
Kevin Cooper
Jeff McCrobie
McCrobie
Scott Wallace
Seaway
George Ruf
John Edwards
Keith Sheridan
Gary Beshures
Billy Cooper
Paul Gregoris
Mike Canale
Mike Clary
Brian Gorman
Joe Bellardino
Canale
Dave Patern
Don Wallace
Larry Steinburg
Paul Galetta
Marty Earl
Dan Carey
Walt Orel
Ken Cherchio
Chris McCarthy
Tom Ciappa
Rick Ormsby
Mark Barnes
Fred Scaglione
Jim Rourke
Kevin Farrell
Chuck LaRock
Pat Turner
Dave Lloyd
Dan McDermott
Lipton Warns Big Ben May Tilt Like Pisa Tower
London member of parliament Marcus Lipton warns the 326 foot Leaning Tower of Big Ben could tilt toward the northwest and topple. Environment Department experts say the clock tower is settling and leaning but expected to last for many years.
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London
Labor
M. P
Marcus Lipton
Pisa
Lipton
Department of the Environment
Minor League Eligibility Coupon Due at Fort Ontario
To qualify for the city's Minor Baseball League season candidates must submit the entry coupon at the Little League Baseball stand in Fort Ontario by Thursday June 15.
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Fort Ontario
Reds Stay Hot as Gladding Short Wins Lift Astros
Houston's Fred Gladding and Philadelphia's Chris Short delivered quick relief on Friday night. Gladding and Short combined for efficient appearances in Houston's 4-2 win over the Mets and Philadelphia's 4-3 victory over Atlanta, while Don Sutton struggled as the Dodgers lost 5-1 to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati beat Montreal 6-3. The Reds moved within one-half game of the Dodgers in the NL West as Pittsburgh erased Sutton's early cushion with four unearned runs and Bob Gibson earned his fourth win for St. Louis over San Diego. Meanwhile the Orioles, led by Paul Blair's three hits, beat Texas 7-2 to reach a modest streak and sit two games behind Detroit in the AL standings.
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Houston
Fred Gladding
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Don Sutton
Los Angeles
Short
Phillies
Atlanta
Gladding
Astros
New York Mets
Sutton
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
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Pirates
Bob Gibson
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San Diego
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Rusty Staub
Cleon Jones
Jim Fregosi
Ken Boswell
Tug McGraw
Jon Matlack
Larry Howard
Darrell Evans
Larry Bowa
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Pete Koegel
Dusty Baker
Braves
Willie Montanez
Bobby Valentine
Rennie Stennett
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al Oliver
Richie Hebner
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Jackie Hernandez
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Frank Robinson
Mel Ott
Pete Rose
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Don Buford
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Paul Schaal
Kansas City
New York
Rooker
Mike Kekich
Schaal
Oakland
Tigers
Gene Tenace
Bill Melton
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wilbur Wood
Nebraska Star Johny Rodgers Sentenced to Jail
Nebraska football star Johny Rodgers was sentenced to 30 days in jail for a red light violation and a suspended motion license charge. He faces probation terms and warned that a denial could end his college football career, amid prior probation for a 1970 larceny from a person case.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Johny Rodgers
Neal Dusenberry
Rodgers
Rogers
Dusenberry
Huskers
Dumas Tops OHS Trackmen In 4.7 Losses Season
Oswego High's track team ended with a 4.7 win loss record as three school records fell. Dennis Dumas led with 126 points, while John Rando set a discus mark of 145 ft 9 in and Bob Spencer vaulted 12 ft to win fifth in sectionals.
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Oswego High
Bob Spencer
John Rando
Dennis Dumas
Mark Kleinbeck
Chip Miceli
Rick Gardner
Dumas
Oswego
Eric Harper
Fran Verdoliva
Mark Kleinbach
Mike Dehm
Danny Crisafulli
Erwin Dewey
Standings and results across the American League and National League
The standings show Detroit leading the AL East with 25 wins and 20 losses, Baltimore 93, Cleveland 91, Boston 19 23, New York 19 27, Milwaukee 16 26. In the West Oakland 32 13, Chicago 27 18, Minnesota 25 18, California 92, Kansas City 20 26, Texas 20 28. Friday results include Boston over California 6-5, and Cleveland routs Minnesota 7-1. Weekend slate lists multiple matchups with various pitchers.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Detroit
Woodson
Wilcox
Wright
Curtis
Hamilton
Lolich
Lockwood
Bradley
Peterson
Murphy
McNally
Gogolewski
Ww. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsbuugh
Oswego Speedway Feature Tonight Promises Swift Return
Season’s sixth Oswego Speedway feature headlines a 7:45 start with Baldy Baker leading the driver-point chase, Von Mac Laren close behind, and Fred Graves, Jim Shampine among past winners. Nolan Swift explains Stelter could handle 10-Pins duties while he recovers from May injuries, with Swift potentially noncompetitive this season.
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Baldy Baker
von MacLaren
Fred Graves
Jim Shampine
Syracuse
Palladium Times
Nolan Swift
Oswego
Nw ‘Sicion
Recine
Bobby Stelter
Stelter
Swift
Chiefs Routed In Postponed Series Opener
Rain in Louisville turned a tied game into a 2-1 Colonels win, moving Louisville to first in the International League ahead of Richmond. Toledo beat Richmond 7-4 as Hens late runs sealed it. Robles homered to lift Rochester over Tidewater 6-4. Charleston topped Syracuse 10-3 and Charleston’s Goggin tripled in the sixth. games set for a doubleheader tonight.
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Associated Press
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Colonels
Richmond Braves
Toledo
Peninsula Whips
Braves
Bill Slayback
Mud Hens
Charleston
Syracuse
Rochester
Tidewater
Vic Carell
Craig Skok
Don Newhouser
Skok
Richmond
Rich Robertson
Hens
Tom House
Rich Barry
Homer
Sergio Robles
Tides
Red Wings
Robles
Chuck Goggin
Charlies
Jim McKee
Chiefs
Peninsula
Football Suit Ends in Court Over Eagles Ownership
Common Pleas Court Judge Edward J. Bradley ordered Eagles owner Leonard Tose to pay 2.05 million dollars plus interest by Sept. 1 to John Connor, John L. Luviano, and Thomas A. Riley Jr., who claimed to be full partners in the NFL club. The May 12, 1970 suit was dismissed on May 2 but allowed exceptions, none filed.
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Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia Eagles
Edward J. Bradley
Eagles
Leonard Tose
Tose
John F. Connelly
Crown Cork and Seal Co
John L. Luviano
Thomas A. Riley Jr
Chester County
Connelly
Judge Bradley
Stottlemyre Tops AL In Career Shutouts At 31
Mel Stottlemyre added two early season shutouts against the California Angels to reach 31 career shutouts, the most among active American League pitchers. Whitey Ford leads with 45, nine more than Red Ruffing.
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Mel Stottlemyre
California Angels
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Red Ruffing
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Skip's Rest
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