Queen's Royal Ascot chair tested for size and comfort
At Royal Ascot in Ascot England I tested a gaily upholstered bamboo framed chair in the new royal box near Windsor Castle. The chair is designed for Queen Elizabeth II with 8 000 capacity and a two story archway entry. The Duke of Norfolk previewed the stand and officials offered help.
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England
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Royal Ascot
London
Windsor Castle
Bernard Marma
Duke Fitzalar-Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Jockey Club
Veal Breast Roasted With Mushroom Tomato Sauce
A meatman fashions a pocket in a boned veal breast, stuffs it, and roasts it in a moderate oven for several hours. Baste with a mushroom or tomato sauce to finish.
Ramos to Defend Feather Title in Mexico City
Sugar Ramos signed to defend his world featherweight title against Vicente Saldivar in Mexico City in the late fall. Promoter Miguel de la Colina said the bout likely will be staged in late September at El Toreo Plaza.
Masons Triumph In Babe Ruth Rival Debut At Fort Ontario
The Masonic Club defeated Oswego City Savings Bank 4 to 0 at Fort Ontario in a one hit effort by Leo Enwright. Mike Prior broken up the no hit bid with a sixth inning single. Enwright drove in a run in the first and a second run came on bases on balls, a wild pitch and an outfield error. The Masons added two more in the fourth on Enwright’s leadoff single and subsequent sequence.
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Masonic Club
Babe Ruth
Fort Ontario
Oswego City Savings Bank
Leo Enwright
Mike Prior
Enwright
Masons
Tom DeSantis
P. J. Woods
Billy Austin
Pata Canale
Rick Woods
Hobbie Debuts Strong as Cardinals Top Giants
Glen Hobbie, new Cardinals pitcher, earned his first win with only two first inning hits allowed in a 2-1 victory over the league leading San Francisco. The Giants opened the doubleheader 3-0. Jim Fregosi drove in six runs with a homer, two doubles and a single in a 7-4 11 inning win over Cleveland. Los Angeles swept the nightcap 5-3.
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Associated Press
Glen Hobbie
Cardinals
San Francisco
Giants
Jim Fregosi
Angels
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast League Games
Arkansas defeated Indianapolis 4 to 2 while Tacoma topped Oklahoma City 6 to 3. Hawaii beat Salt Lake City 5 to 0. Seattle defeated Portland 7 to 1. San Diego won 6 to 2 over Denver and Dallas beat Spokane 8 to 6.
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Arkansas
Indianapolis
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Denver
Dallas
Spokane
Campbell's And Black Label Out Front in Softball
Campbell's of Class B walloped Damore's Rest 17 to 0 at Fort Ontario while Black Label of Class A edged Genesees 7 to 5 in nine innings. Canape pitched a one hitter and Campbell's built a six run first inning and added in every frame except the sixth. Black Label tied the game in the seventh before winning in the ninth with Savona and Weigelt delivering key hits.
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Gorman
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Fran Weigelt
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Ronnie Reynolds
Savona
Chetney
John Symons
Jim Tesoriero
Bob Victory
Ray Foster
Reynolds
Tommy DeSantis
Dick Benjamin
Symons
Black Label
Victory
George Wolever
John Turner
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Turner If S
Simons
Golfers Use 8 Mm Color Film to Improve Swing
Rochester experts report a rapid spread of filming golf lessons and practice using 8 mm color film. Pros began filming lessons years ago and now color film labs process millions of feet showing players in action during lessons, practice rounds, or backyard swings.
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Rochester
N. Y
UPI
Printing Dept Dial Numbers Featured in Palladium Times
A brief note from the Commercial Printing Department of the Palladium Times lists two dial numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801, likely for departmental contact or service inquiries. The snippet emphasizes internal contact details rather than broader news.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Davis Tops National League Batting Crown with Dodger Hallmark
Tommy Davis, 25, retains the batting title and becomes a rare young back to back champ. He leads the league in batting average .346 runs batted in 153 and 230 hits, first Dodger to top three major categories. Davis rose from minor leagues to star status with the Dodgers and Spokane.
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Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodger
Carl Furillo
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Adios Hurdles Fast Mile to Take Yonkers Pace
Henry T. Adios clocked 1:59 1-5 for the fastest mile this season on a half mile track to win the $15,000 Cross-Country Pace at Yonkers Raceway. Del Insko rallied from second at the stretch to beat Country Don by a half length in front of 23,401 spectators. Adios’s win paid $7.40, with Adora's Dream third.
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Yonkers Raceway
del Insko
Country Don
Adios
Adora’s Dream
Saratoga Raceway
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Clayhaven Triton
Cambridge Professional & Businessmen’s Association
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Pirates Sign Mt. Savage Teen Bobby Robertson
Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of 17 year old Mt. Savage High School outfielder and third baseman Bobby Robertson. Robertson batted .568 in scholastic competition this season and was signed for an undisclosed bonus.
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MT. Savage, Md
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Mt. Savage High School
Robertson
Caruso Collects Second No-Hitter For Fitzhugh Park
Brian Caruso pitched his second straight no run no hit game to cap Fitzhugh Park's 12-0 Oswego County Junior High Baseball League season. He struck out 11 of 22 faced with one walk, as Murphy Gould and Gary Mitchell made tumbling catches to back the hurler. Al Donahue allowed three hits and 10 strikeouts for Oswego High in the finale.
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Fitzhugh Park
Oswego County
Merrick Owen
Caruso
al Donahue
Oswego High
Murray Gould
Gary Mitchell
Hugler
Johnnyer Meer
Toronto Acquires Two All-Stars in Draft Shuffle
Montreal and Detroit trade players as the Toronto Maple Leafs pick up goalie Terry Sawchuk and winger Dickie Moore in the annual draft. Moore balks at the deal citing a knee operation and business in Montreal, casting doubt on his return to hockey.
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Toronto
Maple Leafs
Terry Sawchuk
NHL
Detroit
Dickie Moore
Sawchuk
Leafs
Moore
Canadiens
Money-Mad Toy Poodle Snatches Five Dollar Bill
Nicki the toy poodle refuses all dog foods and vitamins but nibbles money. Owner Evelyn DeLoach reports the dog ate half of a five dollar bill left on a table while four one-dollar bills remained untouched. The owner laments the missed ones as the dog’s strange appetite continues.
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Tex
UPI
Nicki
Evelyn DeLoach
New Faces Likely in All Star Tilt July 7 at Shea
Baseball fans eye the upcoming All Star game on July 7 at Shea Stadium with many new players likely to earn spots. Leaders by average at each position show Ken Boyer and Willie Mays among standouts, while several 1960s veterans trail in the American and National Leagues.
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New York
Shea Stadium
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Cleveland
Mickey
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Boyer
Cardinals
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Maury Wills
Chiefs Rally To Win In 11th Chiefs Rally To Win in 11th
Toronto edged Atlanta 5-3 in 14 innings to preserve a slim half games lead over Jacksonville in the International League. Syracuse beat Columbus in 11 innings as Jim Northrup drove in the deciding run with a triple. Willie Horton homered in the 10th for the Chiefs and Ted Savage had driven in the Jets' go ahead run. The Suns beat Buffalo 5-0 marking their ninth win in 11 games.
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Atlanta
Jacksonville
Suns
Buffalo
Syracuse
Columbus
Richmond
Rochester
Jim Northrup
Willie Horton
Chiefs
Ted Savage
Jets
Baseball standings and results update for the American League
The table lists teams with records and games back led by Chicago and Baltimore. Wednesdays results include Boston 7 6 New York 6 10 plus multiple late innings games. Upcoming schedule features New York at Boston and Baltimore at Chicago among others.
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Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
International standings spark late night hockey scores
Syracuse defeats Columbus 7 6 in a 11 inning game. Jacksonville shuts out Buffalo 5 0. Richmond edges Rochester 6 5 while Toronto and Atlanta post 5 3 and 3 1 results. Tonight Columbus visits Syracuse while Toronto plays Atlanta and Richmond hosts Rochester.
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Constantia Social Guests Noted In Local Visits
Recent guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steves and family in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaad of West Amboy. Frank Stewart of Constantia. Mrs. Bernice Stratton and Nedrow. Mrs. Doris Woolridge of Bernhards Bay. Mrs. Cora Smithers of Hastings visited Ithaca with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson. others hosted at home and nearby towns.
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Ralph Stratton
Robert Steves
Syracuse
Robert Schaad
West Amboy
Frank Stewart
Bernice Stratton
Nedrow
Doris Woolridge
Bernhards Bay
Cora Smithers
Hastings
Ithaca
Frank Gibson
Ross Vincent
Pulaski
Smithers
Ethel Georgia
Parish
Irene Shaw
West Monroe
Cora Ainsworth
Wallis
George Hall
Clarence Batchelor
Webster
William Huntley
Weedsport
Pumps Squad In Fourth Triumph In Little League
Kingsford's Pumps extended their winning streak to four in the American Division by defeating Police 4 to 2 at Fort Ontario. Jack Kachurak pitched two hitter quality against Police hitters Stew McGough and Mike Skinner, while Joe Tremiti delivered a two run homer for the Pumps after Jim Pagano and Tremiti combined on a key two out rally. A postponed second game between Ellis and K of C was moved to Friday due to darkness. today features Firemen vs Moose and Marathon vs Huron Cement.
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Downing Police
Ellis
K. of C
Fort Ontario
Moose
Marathon
Huron Cement
Jack Kachurak
Joe Tremiti
Jim Pagano
Tremiti
Skinner
Kachurak
Kevin Clancy
Police
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Early Season Headlines Mix Baseball Feats and Local News
A 1902 Pirates tidbit notes Tommy Leach leading the NL in home runs with six, while Lou Gehrig’s consecutive games mark is teased alongside Everett Scott as runner up. The piece shifts to consumer ads noting a $5 tire deal and then covers the City Softball League where Huron leads Dawson's after two wins, with Thrall and Pezzle named for mound roles.
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Everett Scott
Stan Musial
Huron Cement
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Hurons
Dawson's
Upstate
New York
Harry Thrall
Dom Pezzle
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