Pulaski Caps Title in Oswego Catholic Junior High Meet
Oswego Catholic Junior High holds its first annual track meet at Leigh ton Field with events from 80yard hurdles to 440yard relay. John F. Naioti. Rev. Eugene M. Yennock. coaches meeting at 1 45 p m. events begin at 2 15 p m. awards ceremony following. Crusader Booster Club to host a cookout for Oswego Catholic High School athletes and cheerleaders. All star baseball selections and honorable mentions announced for Pulaski, Central Square, and Mexico participants.
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Dick Nardozzi
Paul Briand
Emilie Banta
Marcia Kingston
Pattie Quigley
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Pat Hamer
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Randy Southwell
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Charlie Trumble
Mike Marshall
Jim Baker
Mike Baseshore
Mark McConnell
Mark Backus
Jim Ridgeway
Bill Whaley
Len Hullar
Ed Ruggio
Skip Allen
Kevin Baldwin
Hannibal
Larry Ramio
Bud Bryant
Altmar - Parish - Williamstown
Steve Sutton
John Geibel
City Softball Leaders Show Four Triumphs
Lake Shore Mobile Homes walloped Loblaws 15 4 last night in a City Softball League contest at Fort Ontario where Local 129 was forfeited for fielding an incomplete team. Buckland's Grill did not play, leaving three divisions with four unbeaten entries and four victories apiece. Bill Virgo led the winners with two home runs while Paul Rutledge added a triple and a single and Jim O'Connor Rich Davis and Worden Somers contributed two singles each.
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Jim O’connor
Rich Davis
Worden Somers
Knights of Columbus Beat Ellis in Little League Five
Knights of Columbus topped Ellis 9 to 2 and Police beat Goldberg's 8 to 3 at LaGoe Field in Friday night Little League action. Frank Cullen pitched for K of C, allowing two singles while Mike Canale and Don Becker fueled the offense with a two bagger and two singles. Len Costello earned the win for Police, with Dave Zaryski saving, while Dan Callan took the loss for Goldberg's in the second game.
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Ron Zerrahn
Dan Reynolds
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Fastest Mile Of Year At Vernon Leads Horse Racing Card
Art Hill set a national mark for four year olds with a 2 03 1 5 mile at Batoga Raceway on dry tracks and mild temps. The Saratoga feature paid $4.40 as Lionel Rodney finished third and Istar Hanover was runner up by 1 1 4 lengths. The Vernon card also featured Laverne Hanover’s two straight wins in the International Pacing Series and Monticello Raceway’s Sheen Hanover victory paying $14.40 as part of a big night of pacing action across New York tracks.
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Supermarkets and Shopping Centers Expand in France
More than 700 supermarkets and shopping centers were built in France last year as 13,000 shopkeepers went out of business.
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Debbie Austin Breaks Course Record At Eve LPGA
Debbie Austin, 23, from Oneida New York, equaled the Pleasant Valley course record with a five under par 68 in the second round to lead the Eve LPGA Championship by three at halfway. Kathy Whitworth, Kathy Ahern, Jane Blalock and Sandra Post Elliott trailed closely as Mickey Wright and Margee Masters joined in the competition.
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New England
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Ahern
Sandra Post Elliott
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Mickey Wright
Margee Masters
Gray Memorial Pro Member Golf Tourney at OCC
Willard Gray Memorial Pro- Member golf tournament set for Monday July 28 at Oswego Country Club. Pro and club members join with 75 players in a 75 entry field with $15 fee. Cash prizes for pros top scores and merchandise prizes for top club foursomes. Buffet at 6:30 p.m. in the clubhouse.
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Parish Oil Co
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Central New York
Jim Collins
Ted Lis
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Ed Walsh
Mitchells Homer Wins for Chiefs
Richmond Braves slumped to a fifth straight defeat as Mitchell Acosta limited them to five hits and Charleston posted a 4-0 International League win. Larry Jaster took the loss, surrendering four runs on ten hits in five innings. Rochester extended its road success with a 6-2 win over Toledo, marking Toledo’s fifth straight defeat.
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Oswego concessionaire nets 32 inch lake trout at Jones Beach
Rudy Gadziala, who runs a Beach Oswego concession stand and spends winter fishing in Florida, visited Jones Beach at Skan Eateles and returned with an 8.5 inch Lake Trout measuring 32 inches long with a 15 inch girth. He fished with Joe Bosco.
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Giants Win On Wild Pitch In 10th Against Mets
The Giants beat the Mets 3-2 in ten innings after a misplayed wild pitch by Tug McGraw allowed Hal Lanier to score from second. New York protested the call and Hodges was ejected after arguing the ruling. Dodgers, Pirates, Reds, Astros, and others won or lost in a day of NL action.
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Jone Swoon
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Dave Giusti
Joe Torre
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
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Jim Wynn
Royals ride Rojas triple to 6 3 win over Red Sox
Cookie Rojas drilled a three run triple as Kansas City beat Boston 6 3 Friday night. Rojas later scored the decisive run on Chuck Harrison’s sacrifice fly, propelling the Royals to their ninth win in ten games as they chase the West lead. Ed Kirkpatrick homered for KC while Reggie Smith and George Scott homered for Boston.
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Red Sox
Johnson Bitter With Teammates At Los Angeles
Alex Johnson, the 1970 AL batting champion, says he is bitter over personal battles with Angels teammates that he suggests are racially tinged. He claims some players dislike him and go to newspapers with statements, while he maintains his arguments should stay in the clubhouse. Johnson, who hit .329 last season, notes his color influences reactions within the club and society at large.
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Los Angeles Sentinel
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Consecutive Holes in One At Marinini Golf Tour
John Hudson, a 25 year old pro, scored two consecutive holes in one in the Marinai Golf Tournament in Norwich. He carded an 11th hole ace at 194 yards with a four iron and followed after a 20 minute wait with another ace on the 12th at 311 yards. Hudson finished round two at 72, totaling 144, five back of leader Bernard Hunt.
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England
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All Star votes, trades, and late inning rallies across MLB action
Rojal drives in three as Royals push season totals. Hunter battered in Oakland as Yankees rally in eight to topple A’s. Powell slugs for Orioles with two runs, Hendricks and Buford homer for Baltimore. Kilkenny and Dunning star in wins for Tigers and Indians. McLain loses for Senators. McMillen homers for Angels in fifth.
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Reggie Jackson
Dave Duncan
Boog Powell
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White Sox
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Don Buford
Baltimore
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Willie Horton
Detroit
Mike Kilkenny
Minesota
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Milwaukee
Chris Chambliss
Steve Dunning
California
Denny McLain
Senators
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Ken McMillen
Angels
Gibson to Pilot 93 Tonight at Oswego Speedway
Tonight at Oswego Speedway the driver point battle heats up as Todd Gibson returns to pilot Paul Baumhauer's No. 93. The former 1968 track champion from Richwood Ohio won nine straight features that season, a record unmatched in two decades at the East Albany Street site.
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Oswego Speedway
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Paul Baumhauer
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Standings and results from a busy baseball and racing card
Major league standings show East division leaders Pittsburgh and New York with Montreal and Philadelphia trailing. Weekends games featured Cincinnati beating Chicago and Los Angeles routing Montreal. Stockcar action highlighted Shampine Swift Andrews lead in the driver standings with a 45 lap feature expected to draw a near capacity crowd.
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No Interest In Frazier's Voice
Boxing champ Joe Frazier attempted a concert in Dublin Ireland but drew only about 150 attendees with over 2300 seats empty. Promoter Pat O'Brien called it a nightmare as fans failed to turn out for the singalong performance despite earlier hype.
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Pray A Little Wins at Finger Lakes Race Track
Pray A Little ridden by Warren Vedilago captured the $1.999 feature seventh race at Finger Lakes, beating My Crispy Friday by one length. The 3-year-old gelding finished six furlongs in 1 14 2/5, returning $9.40. Karilla finished third as handle topped $234,000 with attendance not available.
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Monrovia Hosts Three Daily Newspapers
In Liberia’s capital, three daily newspapers operate under a vibrant press scene. Local editors report steady readership and ongoing coverage of political, economic, and social events affecting Monrovia and surrounding Montserrado County.
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