Gibson Edges Swift for 45-Lap Feature Victory at Oswego
Todd Gibson of Richwood Ohio wins the 45-lap feature at Oswego Speedway in a tense finish over Nolan Swift of Syracuse. Jim Gresley of Ceresco Michigan places third as nine of 20 starters complete the rugged race amid two major accidents and a Demolition Derby to follow.
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Neal Tooley
Sam Car
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Ronnie Wallace
Mark Letcher
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Dukes
Saldivar Winstone Title Bout Set For Cardiff
Mexico's Vicente Saldivar defends his world featherweight crown in a 15 round rematch with British challenger Howard Winstone at Cardiff Wales. Saldivar captured the 126 pound title in 1964 and has since posted multiple defenses including a 1965 win over Winstone and other stoppages in title bouts.
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Mexico City
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Mitsunori Seki
Crusaders Ready for Finale in Oswego Series
Oswego Catholic High aims for a clean sweep of the two game set against Oswego High at Fort Ontario to close their 1967 season. The Crusaders beat Most Holy Rosary 6 2 after a 7 5 win over the OHL tossers with Rick Askew and Gary MacDonald solid on the mound.
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Most Holy Rosary
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Gary MacDonald
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Leon Enwright
Paul Heagerty
Greg Richmond
Jim Proud
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Oswego High Ends Season With 5 1 Loss To Corcoran
Kevin Riley pitched well for Oswego High, but a three run homer by Dave Bengston in the third gave Corcoran a 5-1 win on Saturday in Syracuse. The loss ends the Central New York Cities League schedule for Oswego. seniors will close out their Oswego High careers tomorrow as the season winds down at Fort Ontario with a 4 p.m. tilt against Oswego Catholic.
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Jim Wallace
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Bucs
Finis
Rochester Builds Lead Then Falls To Red Wings In Ninth
Rochester tops Toledo early and leads 5-3 heading into the ninth. Curt Morton homers, Tom Matchick commits a double play error, and John Mason’s sacrifice fly helps Rochester pull ahead 6-5 before Bob Floyd and the Wings rally for a 7-5 victory.
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Tom Matchick
Bob Floyd
Wings
John Mason
Buffalo
Richmond
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Baseball Scores and Highlights from a Busy Doubleheader
Jumbus took a pair from Syracuse 5 0 and 7 4, while Toronto broke a scoreless tie with six 10th inning runs to defeat Jacksonville 6 0. Felix Millan had three hits in Richmond and a 12 inning homer. Luke Walker struck out 13 for Columbus. Manny Sanguillen homered for the Jets. Danny Frisella debuted for the Suns but faltered in the 10th. Dave Morehead earned his fifth win for the Leafs.
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Jim Vaughan
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Buffalo
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Columbus
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Cotton Clayton
Bill Short
Jets
Danny Frisella
Suns
Bob Montgomery
John Ryan
Dave Morehead
Leafs
Buckley Leads Oswego at Intersectionals Two-Mile Performance
Oswego High School standout Bob Buckley placed sixth in the two mile at the Inter sectional High School Track and Field Championships in Buffalo. Buckley clocked 9:48.5 to post the fastest time among Section III runners while teammate Herb Fox finished 13th in the 880-yard run under coach Erwin G. Dewey. Section I won the meet with 80 points, followed by Section VIII with 65 points.
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Minor League Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Pacific Coast League results include Tacoma 7 Hawaii 3 and Phoenix 2 Seattle 0. Spokane 1 Vancouver 9 Tulsa 5 Denver 3 San Diego 7 Portland 2. Indianapolis 7 Oklahoma City 2 and 1 game 14 innings. Toronto 3 Jacksonville 0 and 1st game 14 innings. International League features Rochester 8 Toledo 2 and Syracuse 11 Columbus 9. Buffalo 5 Richmond 4 and Spokane 3 Vancouver 1 Sunday slate includes Tacoma 6-3 Hawaii 5-2 and Seattle 2-3 Phoenix 0-4. Denver 8 Tulsa 5. San Diego 5-5 Portland 1-1. Indianapolis 10 Oklahoma City 3. Columbus 5-7 Syracuse 0-4. Richmond 4-10 Buffalo 3-3 and Toronto 6 Jacksonville 0 10 innings.
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Woods A C And Legionnaires In Fumbleball Wins
Woods A C edged VFW Post 5885 9 to 7 at Fort Ontario in Oswego City league play. American Legion beat Moose Club 13 to 5 to gain first win as standings and schedules move into Monday roundup coverage.
Buckpasser Seeks Turf Test in Bowling Green at Aqueduct
Buckpasser the 1966 Horse of the Year makes his first turf start in the Bowling Green Handicap at Aqueduct this Saturday a $50 000 race. Assagai Ginger Fizz War Censor and Moontrip loom as top grass specialists while Buckpasser aims to gauge his form ahead of a Paris Grand Prix appearance and potential French campaign.
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