Babe Ruth Baseballers Start Play Next Week
Oswego Speedway plans a third racing program this season for Saturday with a 7 45 starting time. Last week long ticket queues left many fans out of the opening heat. Bennett Swift and Shampine headline a strong field with top purses.
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Oswego Speedway
Art Bennett
Battle Creek
Bob Hodgson
Buffalo
Speedway
Bennett
Nolan Swift
Jim Shampine
East Albany Street
Hodgson
Swift
Syracuse
Shampine
Clay
Norm Mackereth
Dick Jerrett, Jr
Leon Wieske
Mackereth
Wieske
Jerrett
Babe Ruth Baseball Set to Launch at Fort Ontario
All six teams for Oswego youth aged 13 to 15 prepare to open next week with Sunday ceremonies at Fort Ontario led by Ange Lupe DiMiero. Opening day Monday features a 9 inning game and a 5:45 p.m. schedule. clubs include Lions Club Oswego City Savings Bank Masonic Club Starlings Young Democrats and Steelworkers Local 2877.
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Babe Ruth
Fort Ontario
Oswego Catholic High
Oswego High
Ange
Lupe) DiMiero
BR League
Leo J. Lagoe
Oswego Hot Stove Association
DiMiero
Jerry Altimonda
Lions Club
Oswego City Savings Bank
Masonic Club
Starlings
Young Democrats
Steelworkers
Ralph Izzo
Fran Catalone
Larry Lester
Mike Roberts
Joe Chesare
Bill Himple
Dave Morgia
Jack Quesnel
Mastermind Lions Club
Hugh C. Whitaker
Bob Coniski
Art Parsons
Lou Derousie
Tom Cook
Fillies Compete In Rich Stakes At Aqueduct
The Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct offers the richest purses for 3 year old fillies with an expected field of 10. Ground Control and Cordially, the latter entering for Howell F Jackson at a cost of 10000, head a strong lineup in the 14 mile race worth 84175 to the winner.
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Associated Press
Aqueduct
Arlington Park
Hazel Park
Hollywood Park
New York
Ground Control
Acorn
Mother Goose
Howell F. Jackson
Marshaa
Up Cars
Terentia
Swift Ruler
Mr. Pak
Gummo
Baseball Standings and Schedules From Recent Games
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 607, followed by Milwaukee and Cincinnati. Results include Milwaukee 6 Chicago 4, and San Francisco 3 New York 0. American League lists Minnesota 32 18 and Chicago 31 20 with multiple day games and upcoming matches across both leagues.
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Associated Press
National League
Ww. L. Pet
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
New York
Femenhar
San Francisco
Minnesota
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Sheedacrs
Coleman
Aaron
Rose
Harper
Mays
Banks
J. Alou
Flood
Williams
Kranepool
Callison
Clemente
Aussie Golfer Margie Masters Leads WWGA Open
Australia’s Margie Masters held a one stroke edge at one under par 72 entering the second round of the Women’s Western Open in Chicago. The 29-year-old Miss Masters aims to be the first foreign winner in the 36 year history of the WWGA Open, after turning pro in January with LPGA membership following amateur titles in Australia Victoria State Melbourne New Zealand and Canada. Carol Sorenson of Janesville Wisconsin stood one shot back at 73, seeking to become the first amateur winner since Louise Suggs.
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Chicago
Australia
Margie Masters
Miss Masters
Victoria
Melbourne
New Zealand
Canada
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Louise Suggs
McDowell Dominates Minnesota as Marichal Tops Mets
Cleveland lefty Sam McDowell struck out nine over 8 2/3 innings, first AL pitcher this season with 100 strikeouts, in a 4-1 win over Minnesota. Pittsburgh and San Francisco also posted wins as Marichal blanked the Mets 3-0, continuing his dominance.
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McDowell
Minnesota
Marichal
Mets
1946 47 sweep features Torluemke Hagge Maxwell
The 1946 47 sweep highlights top golfers Judy Torluemke Manlene Hagge and Sue Maxwell dominating the tour with strong performances across events. Their streaks underscored a golden era in women’s professional golf.
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Judy Torluemke
Manlene Hagge
Sue Maxwell
Thursday's Fights Shake Up Scotland Boxing Card
In Glasgow Ron Jones of Chicago stopped Jackie Brown in Scotland. In Los Angeles Davey Patterson defeated Sergio Gomez on points over ten rounds. In San Jose Harry Aldrich beat Tony Noriega on points in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Ron Jones
Chicago
Jackie Brown
Los Angeles
Davey Patterson
Las Vegas
Nev
Sergio Gomez
Mexico City
San Jose
Calif
Harry Aldrich
Tony Noriega
Bakersfield
Utica & Oswego, Bill's Place Win City Softball Games
Utica & Oswego defeated Campbell's 4 to 1 and Bill's Place edged the Elks 7 to 6 in City Softball at Fort Oariot last evening. Bevacqua stole second and scored for Campbell's early lead. Godfrey sparked Utica & Oswego with a run and two steals. Bill's Place rallied from 4–0 down, scoring four in the fifth, then winning on Parkhurst's RBI in the sixth after Ted Quesnell reached on an error and stole second.
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Pirates
Mets
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Houston
Marichal
New York
San Francisco
Bob Veale
Astros
Willie Stargell
Donn Clenden
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Ray Herbert
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Veale
Marchial
Jesus Alou
Jim Davenport
Met
Gary Kroll
Richie Allen
Dick Stuart
Herbert
Phillie
Stuart
Ruben Amaro
Willie Crawford
Maury Wills
Amaro
Crawford
Frank Robinson
Tommy Harper
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Bill White
Pete Rose
Harper
Rico Carty
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Cary
Larry Jackson
Tony Cloninger
Utica & Oswego Express
Campbell's
Bill
Elks
Fort Oario
Bevacqua
Utica & Oswego
Godfrey
Ted Quesnell
Parkhurst
Potter
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Metcalf
J. Huckabee
Clary
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Perkins
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Moose and Seaway Secure Wins in Little League Action
At Fort Ontario stadium Moose defeated Firemen 2 to 1 in extra innings while Seaway routed Triplets 8 to 3 to extend both teams’ unbeaten streaks. Grulich pitched well for Seaway with eight strikeouts, and Ferlito plus Pelkey delivered the decisive runs for Moose in the eighth.
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Seaway
Fort Ontario
Firemen
Pat Pelkey
Don McDermott
Joe Ferlito
Jay Saternow
Saternow
Bob Ruggio
Jerry Grulich
Greg Canale
Grulich
Dennis Johnson
Atlanta Crackers 20 Toronto 0 in record shutout win
The Atlanta Crackers exploded for 20 hits winning 20 to 0 over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Four homers led by Jim McKnight including a grand slam, with Adrian Garrett and Bob Bowden each adding four hits. Atlanta’s margin over Toronto widened to four games.
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Associated Press
Atlanta Crackers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Crackers
Leafs
Atlanta
Montreal
Rochester
Troy
Buffalo
Maple Leaf
Jim McKnight
Toronto
Adrian Garrett
Bob Bowman
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Oswego Beats Fulton 4-1 to Tie for Fifth Place
Barry Siembor hit a sixth inning line drive homer at Leighton Field to lift Oswego High Bucs over Fulton 4-1. Oswego and Fulton finish tied for fifth in the Central New York Cities league with 7–5 records as Onondaga Valley beat Cortland 3-1 to threaten a title playoff with CBA.
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Barry Siembor
Leighton Field
Oswego High Bucs
Fulton High
Onondaga Valley
Cortland
CBA
Nottingham
Henninger
Don Sova
Oswego Portsider
Tom Wilson
Fulton
Bud Converse
Pope
Chuck St. John
George Knopp
Siembor
Tom Larmondra
Mike Hayden
Danny Kraft
Sova
Larmondra
Kraft
Wilson
Bill Bradley
Stuber
Hayden
Nick Samaio
Oswego
Ececagecomie OS
Crue Cortcessesoenns
Cccsscese
Oswerd
Central Tech
Vocational
Crothers Beats Snell In 880 At Toronto Meet
Bill Crothers of Markham Ontario defeated New Zealand's Peter Snell in the 880 yard run at Toronto's international track meet drawing 19,633 spectators. Crothers clocked a meet record 1 48 4 to beat Snell by about two yards. Rochester and Toledo were not scheduled. The summary also mentions Jacksonville Suns extending their winning streak and a baseball note on Syracuse scoring six runs off Frank Schellenbach with Bob Lipski homering for a three run shot.
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Toronto
Bill Crothers
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Markham
Ont
Snell
Rochester
Toledo
Jacksonville
Suns
Buffalo
Syracuse
Frank Schellenbach
Columbus
Bob Lipski
Chiefs
Perth
Australia
George Kerr
Jamaica
Crothers
Major League Leaders By the Associated Press
American League and National League leaders listed by the Associated Press for batting pitching and fielding. Notable leaders include Horton Detroit .366, Green Boston 40 runs, Mantilla Boston 44 RBIs, Howard Washington 63 hits, and Koufax Los Angeles 119 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
American League
Horton
Detroit
Jones
Boston
Green
Wagner
Cleveland
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
Versalles
Minnesota
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Versailles
Tresh
New York
Blasingame
Conigliaro
Colavito
Kaline
Pascual
Buzhardt
Fisher
Grant
McDowell
Lopez
Knych Shoots 69 In Golf Tourney
George Podolak led the Herald-Journal 72 hole championship with 73 in round two at Tuscarora after a 71 opening at Drumlins. Dr. Walter Knych shot 69 to move within two strokes of the lead as field narrows to 33 for the next 18 holes.
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George Podolak
Herald-Journal
Tuscarora
Drummins
Carl Miller Sr
Oswego Country Club
Onondaga
Walter Knych
Tuccarora
Crumlins
Horace Meredith
John Ward
Tom Brennan
State University College At
Oswego
Kentucky Bird Records Range From Hummingbird to Swan
Audubon notes in Frankfort Kentucky that over 300 bird specimens have been recorded across the state. The collection spans the ruby throated hummingbird to the whistling swan with a wingspan up to seven feet.
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Audubon
Frankfort
Kentucky
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Floyd Robinson
Gary Peters
Tony Conigliaro
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Koufax
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