Savas Open Tourney Set To Teem Battle Island Links
The fourteenth Oswego County Open Medal Tournament runs Saturday and Sunday at Battle Island State Park with 80 plus golfers. Nick Savas sponsors the event, offering top replicas of the mam month permanent trophy and many merchandise prizes. Osetek holds six prior titles, with Miller and Wallace each two, while 1964 contenders include defending titlists Osetek and Ingersoll.
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Charlie Whelley
Tony Torba
Duke Lalande
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Frank Osetek
Osetek
Carl Miller, Sr
John Wallace
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Wallace
Frank Plata
Benny Lach
Bob Murchie
Chick Burke
Joe Osetek
Harry Presley
Jack Quesnell
Shorty Beauchene
Dom Pezzle
Fred Smih
Bob Ingersoll
Pezzle
Ted Szafran
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Reward for Failure in Arlington Futurity Tale
John Hay Whitney recalls a 2 year old colt Malicious finishing 14th in the Arlington Futurity and winning a silver bowl. He notes the absurdity of rewarding failure and cites a Chester sheriff’s 1609 practice of honoring second and third place.
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Demolition Derby Highlights Oswego Speedway Racing Card
Oswego Speedway hosts a Saturday program with an extra derby attraction without new admission costs. Eight late model cars contest the Demolition Derby, winners receive a cash award donated by management. Nolan Johncock and Sam Sessions chase second season wins as 18-car field races in a 35 lap feature after heats and semis.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Summary
The standings show Baltimore in first with 32 wins, New York 27, Minnesota 29, Cleveland 26, and Detroit 22. Thursday results include Minnesota 4 Detroit 2 and Baltimore 3 Chicago 1. Upcoming games list matches across multiple cities and teams.
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Cincinnati
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Houston
Griffith Puts Title on Line
In Las Vegas Emile Griffith and Luis Rodriguez meet for the world welterweight title in a 15 round ABC telecast starting at 7 PM Pacific Rodriguez the Cuban exile is a slight favorite while Griffith known as the harder puncher seeks to regain the crown Rodriguez 56 22 KO 60 fights has not been stopped Griffith 45 52 16 KO suffered a rare non title loss to Hurricane Carter last December making him the underdog in this bid for the 147 pound title
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Moose edge Firemen 9-0 in Little League at Fort Ontario
Moose blanked Firemen 9-0 as Pat Comerford doubled for his second hit and led a five run fourth inning. Jojo Crisafulli allowed three hits and struck out nine to whitewash the Firemen. Bill Lester reached base four times and scored three runs for Moose. Marathon fell 6-4 to Huron Cement with Gary Day ending a threat in the fifth.
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Jojo Crisafulli
Tim Syrell
Crisafulli
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McGaha Named A's Manager in Cleveland
Mel McGaha is named manager of the Kansas City Athletics in Cleveland after the club fires Ed Lopat. Lopat, a former Yankee pitcher, is dismissed as McGaha flies in for a four game series, with McGaha planning to use the best available players.
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Food and drink shared after ceremony is common marriage custom
The National Geographic Society notes that sharing food and drink with friends after the ceremony is the most widespread marriage custom across races and cultures.
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Hibernians and Ernie's notch softball wins
The Hibernians and Ernie's each recorded their fourth win in the City Softball league last night. Hibernians beat Lupe's Sport Shop 6 to 3 to stay tied for first in Class A, while Ernie's beat the Elks 10 to 9 in Class B.
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Twins Make Five-Player Trade With Cleveland and Angels
Minnesota swap sends Vic Power to Los Angeles and Billy Moran to Cleveland. Jerry Kindall moves to the Twins while Lenny Green goes to Los Angeles for Frank Kostro. Manager Sam Mele says the club may still seek a pitcher as trades continue.
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Los Angeles
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Frank Kostro
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Baseball Tonight at Fort Ontario Diamond
The Ma sonic Club meets the Star lings in a Babe Ruth league game this evening on the Fort Ontario diamond. On Saturday the Young Democrats take on the Steel workers Local 2877 in another scheduled contest.
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Field Grows Deep for Coaching Club Oaks Fillies Race
A 100000 added Coaching Club American Oaks for 3 year old fillies tops the schedule at Aqueduct Saturday. The 1 1 4 mile test is seen as the filly Belmont. Entrants include Castle Forbes Face The Facts Just Fancy That Bold Queen Miss Cavandish Nashubah Ironshire and Capricious Miss. Manuel Ycaza rides Face The Facts with interest on W Haggin Perry’s filly aiming back to back wins.
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Thursday's Stars by the Associated Press
Bob Aspromonte of the Colts hit a grand slam and added two singles to power Houston past Cincinnati 5-3 while Don Drysdale pitched four hitterless innings for his third shutout of the season as the Dodgers defeated St Louis 5-0.
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Houston
Cincinnati
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Dodgers
St. Louis
Oswego golfers Brennan and Clements advance in CNY tourney
Brennan and Clements survived the cut in the Central New York medal play at Syracuse. Brennan shot 76 75 for 151, Clements 82 73 for 155. The field was trimmed to 32, with 158 or higher failing. McCabe led with 147, Meredith second 148, Bednarski third 149.
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Horace Meredith
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Minor League Baseball Scores From Three Leagues
In the International League Toronto beat Atlanta 9 to 5 and Syracuse edged Buffalo 3 to 2 while Columbus lost 2 to Rochester. Richmond fell 0 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City won 6 to 3 over Tacoma and Salt Lake City defeated Hawaii 6 to 5. Portland outscored Seattle 3 to 1 and Denver routed San Diego 12 to 6. Dallas defeated Spokane 4 to 3.
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Mantle and Maris power Yankees to win over Red Sox
Mickey Mantle slugged two homers and Roger Maris added one as the Yankees defeated the Red Sox. Don Drysdale tossed a four hitter to blank the Cardinals 5-0 for the Dodgers, while Chicago beat New York 6-3. The Phillies moved back into first in the NL as Milwaukee defeated San Francisco. The day also saw Ed Edwards join theDropped Third Strike Club after a passed ball allowed a run.
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Ray Washburn
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Jim Stewart
Ron Santo
Santo
Lou Brock
Billy Williams
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