Carson's News Triumphs In 13 11 City Softball Tilt
Carson's News piled 14 hits and edged Ernie's Rest 13 to 11 at Fort Ontario in a five week standings update. Ernie's Rest had 12 safeties while Jim White pitched for Carson's and Don Beauchene and Joe Stone led Ernie's with three singles each.
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Black Label
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Jimmy White
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Fran Clark
Jim White
Don Beauchene
Joe Stone
Bob Feeney
Skip Todd
Bill Florence
Cersen
Oswego Speedway Race Card Sets Evening Attendance Record Hopes
Perfect weather and earlier gates raise expectations for Oswego Speedway 35 lap race night. Many cars return from last week, with 700 dollars to winner and multiple drivers contesting early lead in 1965 points race.
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Art Bennett
Bob Hodgson
Pius Nolan Swift
Jim Shampine
Norm Mackereth
Dick Jerrett, Jr
Leon Wieske
Jack Nichols
Jim Gresley
Ken Fisher
Ronnie Wallace
Don Diffendort
Mark Letcher
Mort Anderson
Bud Crotty
Wayne Landon
Joe Hylwka
Buckey Dew
Bobby Pierce
Don McClaren
Tom Straley
Billy Yuma
Jim Leonard
Bryant Osgood
Jack Murphy
Ralph Denson
Howie Scannell
Harold Schill
Bruno Murchison
Police and Triplets Win In Little League Friday
Police defeated Moose 5 to 1 while the Triplets posted a 4 to 3 victory over K of C in Little League at the Stadium. Key contributors were Ed Ruggio with a double and two singles for Police, and Jim Coniski with Bob Newstead and Joe Gras for the Triplets, aided by seven walks that helped tilt the latter game.
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Aoe
Goldberg's
Seaway Supply
Goldberg
Police
Joe Burke
Ed Ruggio
Greg Gehan
Mickey McGough
Noel Heagerty
Dick Fox
Jack Meehan
Don Christian
McGough
Heagerty
Rich France
Bill Garahan
Bob Newstead
Joe Grasso
Jim Coniski
Mike Palmitesso
Tom Schaffer
Mark Davis
Dave Gill
P. J. Dilts
Bill AuClair
Howie MccCannone
Gill
Bernie Coe
Girls Set Pace In Western Golf Open Halfway Lead
Sue Maxwell of Tulsa shot 72 to reach 145 and a two stroke edge at Beverly Country Club. Sandra Haynie from Longview Texas stood with 149 after 75, while Judy Torluemke North Key Largo Florida held 150 with Margie Masters and Carol Mann at 150. Top amateur Carol Sorenson posted 154 after an 81.
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Chicago
Sue Maxwell
Tulsa
Beverly Country Club
Sandra Haynie
Longview
Tex
Judy Torluemke
North Key Largo
Fla
Australia
Margie Masters
Margie
Carol Mann
Mickey Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Dartmouth Wins Third Trot Leg at Corden City Raceway
Dartmouth owned by Castleton Farm Lexington Ky and driven by Ralph Bald win claims the $10,485 third leg of the HTA trotting series at Corden City Raceway setting a track mile record 2 02 He leads from the start beating Lansing Hanover by lengths Argo Kid finishes third after an early break The fourth leg is set for June 26 at Monticello Raceway.
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Ont
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Castleton Farm
Lexington
Ralph Baldwin
Corden City Raceway
Lansing Hanover
Argo
Monticello Raceway
Drysdale Homers To Win Own Game From Mets
Dodgers ace Drysdale wins 2-1 over the Mets as he also belts a home run off Warren Spahn. He improves to 11-1 this season with four hits allowed in a 55,023 attendance night.
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Thomas
Boston
Baltimore
Harvey Haddix
Stu Miller
Associated Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
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New York Mets
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Warren Spahn
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
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Houston
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Willie Stargell
Willie Star
Tracy Stallard
Cardinal
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Cubs
Gordy Coleman
Coleman
Ernie Banks
Johnny Callison
Callison
Lee Maye
Walt Bond
Phillies deny Taylor Jackson trade rumors
Reports that Tony Taylor was being traded to the New York Mets for pitcher Al Jackson were denied by the Philadelphia Phillies. General Manager John Quinn said no deal had been made and Taylor could not confirm any knowledge of such a trade amid Friday night rumors at Connie Mack Stadium.
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Jackson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Taylor
New York Mets
al Jackson
Phillies
Connie Mack Stadium
Oswego High Nets Wins Seal 1965 Tennis Season
Oswego High defeated Oswego Catholic 3-2 in a tight match to finish the season with six wins and four losses. Bob Sykes and Bob Steinburg won singles, and Jim Patridge with Bob Smith captured the doubles. Oswego Catholic topped the county league for the first time, beating Central Square to claim the Oswego County Tennis League crown. Both Oswego teams ended their campaigns strong in 1965.
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Oswego Catholic High
Buccaneers
Roger Wright
OHL
Bob Sykes
Bucs
George Ranous
Bob Steinburg
Bob Arnold
Jim Patridge
Bob Smith
Jim Ranous
Chuck Weber
John Lalande
Crusaders
Aaron Leads In Cleveland Open Third Round Push
Georgia pro Aaron, 28, holds a two stroke lead entering the third round of the Cleveland Open. He seeks the $25,000 top prize as 82 players remain after 36 holes with a 135 36 hole total. Notables in chase include Dan Sikes Bert Weaver and Bobby Nichols.
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Cleveland
Tommy Aaron
Georgia
Aaron
Ken Venturi
Tommy Bolt
Tommy Jacobs
Doug Sanders
Bobby Nichols
Dan Sikes
Bert Weaver
Randy Glover
Mason Rudolph
Larry Mowry
Julius Boros
Don Stickney
Dodgers Call Willhite to Join Club
The Los Angeles Dodgers will promote left handed pitcher Nick Willhite to replace Jim Brewer who returns to Los Angeles for treatment of a pinched nerve in his throwing elbow. Willhite, 24, was 2 1 in Spokane in the Pacific Coast League.
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NEW York
Nick Willhite
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Brewer
Los Angeles
Spokane
Local 4H Horse Club Tour Announces Winners at Oswego County
More than 40 youths joined the Third Annual Pony and Light Horse Judging Tour at Fallbrook Stables Oswego County. Linda Harmon Mexico took first place blue ribbon from Dr William Kelly Oswego Kiwanis sponsor. Other placers include Shelia Baum Cheryl Weigand Mildred Davis Ralph Baldwin Mary Anne Forbes Bonnie Windey Patricia Mansfield Lesley Farmer Connie Herrington.
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Linda Harmon
Mexico
Saddle Pals 4H
Oswego County
Fallbrook Stables
William Kelly
Oswego Kiwanis Club
Shelia Baum
Central Square
Cheryl Weigand
Scriba
Mildred Davis
Ralph Baldwin
Mary Anne Forbes
Bonnie Windey
Hastings
Patricia Mansfield
Oswego
Lesley Farmer
Connie Herrington
Donald J. MacVean
William Bond
Fulton
Bond
Saddle Pals
Horse Club
Saddle Sores
Scriba Trailblazers
State College
Lester Sheffield
Fallbrook
Marvin Knoll
Janet Farmer
Theodore L. Weigand
Cayuga
Onondaga
Central New York
Syracuse
Major League Leaders Listings From The Associated Press
The AP bats leaders show Coleman's .364 for Cincinnati and Aaron's .337 for Milwaukee. Rose leads in runs with 42 tied by Harper and Mays at 41. Banks drives in 50 with Mays again at 40. J Alou tops hits with 73, Flood at 71. Williams and Kranepool lead doubles with 20 and 15. Callison and Clemente share 6 triples, Pinson has 5. Mays leads home runs with 19, others at 13. Wills has 36 stolen bases, Brock 25. Ellis shows 92,818 innings pitched. Farrell 41,800 strikeouts head Koufax at 119, with Drysdale and Veale at 94.
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Associated Press
Coleman
Cincinnati
Aaron Milwaukee
Rose
Harper
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
J. Alou
Flood
St. Louis
Williams
Kranepool
New York
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Torre
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Los Angeles
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Houston
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Baseball leaders and stats from major leaguers
Batting leaders include Davalillo and Jones with high averages. Green and Wagner top runs. Mantilla and Howard drive in many RBIs. Cardenal and Howard share_hits. Versalles leads doubles. Campaneris and Smith pace triples. Conigliaro and Kaline lead homers. Carde nal and Campaneris steal bases. Pascual wins pitching with 8 0 record. McDowell and Lolich top strikeouts.
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Cleveland
Jones
Boston
Green
Wagner
Versalles
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Howard
Washington
Cardenal
Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Campaneris
Fisher
McDowell
Lolich
Detroit
Friday Fights Round Recap In Melbourne and Worcester
Johnny Famechon outpoints Sington Pot Tor in Melbourne in a non title bout. In Worcester Ted Whitfield defeats Juan Ramos in a ten round decision.
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Australia
Johnny Famechon
Sington Pot Tor
Thailand
Rome
Salvatore Burruni
Italy
Demetrio Carbajal
Argentina
Worcester
Mass
Ted Whitfield
Springfield
Juan Ramos
New York
Baseball scores and upcoming games from Friday to Sunday
Friday results show Baltimore 5 Boston 4, Kansas City 5 Cleveland 2, Chicago 5 Washington 4, New York 6 Los Angeles 4. Minnesota 5 5, Los Angeles 4 4 in 10 and 12 innings. Sunday see Cleveland at Kansas City and New York at Los Angeles.
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al Downing
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Yankees
Boston
Angels
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Chicago White Sox
Twins
Detroit
Jimmie Hall
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Juan Pizarro
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Rollie Sheldon
Jim Landis
Baltimore
John Orsino
Roger Maris
Doc Edwards
Bobby Richardson
Clete Boyer
Larry Sherry
Terry Fox
Don Mincher
Hall
Sandy Valdespino
Frank Kostro
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Kostro
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
George Thomas
Don Demeter
Fisher
Senators
Pizarro
Don Buford
Danny Cater
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A's
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Cold Front Dominates $15,000 Pace at Roosevelt Raceway
Cold Front driven by Vernon Dancer won the $15,000 pace at Roosevelt Raceway, beating Armbro Dale by three-quarters of a length. The 200 4-5 time paid $11.80. Other state features saw Brisk Han over win Monticello’s $3,500 invitation trot in 2 06 4 5, yielding a $24.30 payoff, while Little Willie took Vernon Downs’ $3,000 invitation pace in 2 01 45 with Tarport Boy second.
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Cold Front
Roosevelt Raceway
New York State
Vernon Dancer
Armbro Dale
Monticello
Brisk Hanover
Dasher Hanover
Songdor
Vernon Downs
Little Willie
Tarport Boy
Chockoyette Rebel
Can Did Rodney Repeats Win at Saratoga Trot
At Saratoga Raceway Can Did Rodney led from start to finish to win the $3,000 Frank Woodland trot by 7 lengths. Faultless trailed in second and Yankee Joy settled third as the 4-year-old paid $2.90. The mile time was 2 05 3 5.
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Candid Rodney
Frank Woodland
Faultless
Yankee Joy
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