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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
8
The feature fixture draws numerous challengers with a strong chance for first victory as a demolition derby debuts at the speedway. Meanwhile, baseball notes show the Jacksonville Suns leading the International League after a doubleheader sweep by Toronto looms ahead.
Oswego fans will pack the East Albany Street site for a 35 lap feature race and the first Demolition Derby of 1964 with gates at 6 30 and an 8 15 start. Winners and standings lead with Sam Sessions Nolan Johncock and Ronnie Wallace among top drivers as two weeks of season point chase unfolds.
Tony Lema shot a 66 to lead the Buick Open at Grand Blanc as he seeks a second straight victory. He carded nine birdies including six in a row andextended his 36 hole total to 132, three strokes ahead of Mason Rudolph and Don Finsterwald.
A fragmented list shows matchups in a Babe Ruth Baseball League with teams including Young Democrats Steelworkers Local 2877 Starlings Lions Club City Savings Bank and Masonic Club. The schedule runs Saturday through Thursday with pairings noted for each day.
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax blanked the Cardinals 3-0 on Friday night, extending his win total to eight with a third shutout. Don Drysdale also allowed four hits for his eighth win and fourth shutout as St Louis saw ejections and a growing slide, tying for sixth and four games behind NL leaders Philadelphia.
Cleveland lefty Sam McDowell notched his third win in two weeks back with the Indians while managing rookie status for Mel McGaha who debuted as Kansas City manager with a 3-0 defeat. McDowell allowed four hits and fanned 39 in 29 innings across the stretch, continuing his late resurgence after a Portland stint and a rough rookie year. The Indians supported him with a third inning surge, and the night featured several complete games in the league as others like Ford and Hamilton dominated for the Yankees and Tigers.
American Division East features Kingsford's Pumps and MOGAG ccs in a 4 0 result. National Division shows Marathon, Huron Cement, K of C and Firemen in a crowded week with games each day including Huron Cement vs Elks and Moose vs Kingsford's Pumps on Monday and Marathon vs K of C on Tuesday.
A local fumbleball lineup sets games for Saturday June 13 with three matchups at Moose Lodge Woods A C and VFW posts. VFW Post 5885 faces VFW Post 2320 on Field 1 while Moose Lodge plays Woods A C on Field 2 and K of C meets American Legion on Field 3.
Bernard W. Klotz, son of Mr and Mrs Walter B Klotz of Central Square, earns Clarkson College of Technology Potsdam scholarship funded by Clarkson trustees. He graduates Central Square Central School this month and enrolls at Clarkson. He is National Honor Society member Student Council baseball team and yearbook staff. has New York State Regents scholarship plus Clarkson grant.
In Las Vegas Emile Griffith of New York out pointed Luis Rodriguez of Miami over 15 rounds to retain the world welterweight championship. Griffith defended his title amid a hard fought bout ending with a clear decision.
Franchise leaders show Chicago, New York, Baltimore near top with .500s and strong runs. Friday results feature New York 6 3 over Chicago 1 0 and Boston 7 over Baltimore 3, while Minnesota beat Washington 5 3 and Cleveland edged Kansas City 3 0.
The International League table shows Jacksonville at 33 20 .623 and Syracuse at 27 19 .587 with Rochester 25 20 .556 and Buffalo 24 20 .480. Last night Syracuse defeated Richmond 3-0 and Rochester tied Columbus 4-4 while Jacksonville lost 3-9 to Toronto. Tonight Richmond hosts Syracuse, Columbus visits Rochester, Toronto plays Jacksonville, and Buffalo meets Atlanta with rain in Atlanta.
Meredith takes a three stroke lead in the Central New York medal tournament after a 73 at Skaneateles, boosting his 221 total while rivals McCabe Podolak and Brennan trail. The 72-hole event ends today at Lake Shore Country Club with Brennan at 230 and Clements at 241.
The Elks built a five run first inning, Perfetti with a triple and Sansone a key single, to beat K of C 7-4 at Fort Ontario. DeCastro Sansone and Schumaker had two hits each for the winners in an eight hit game, while Lee Shannon Denny and others contributed. Officials seek West Side team rosters to improve Little League coverage.
Great Britain West Germany and South Africa moved within one victory of the semifinals after wins over Yugoslavia Denmark and France. Britain led Yugoslavia 2-1 after a doubles win by Mike Sangster and Bob Wilson over Bora Jovanovic and Nicola Pilic 6-2 4-6 6-3 6-2. West Germany led Denmark 2-0 with Bunget and Kuhnke winning singles. South Africa led France 2-0 as Die Praam beat Darmon 6-2 8-10 3-6 9-7 6-1 and Segal defeated Barthes 3-6 6-8 8-6 6-4 6-4.
Schedule for the Hi Lo tournament of the Oswego Country Club 18 hole women’s golf league announced today. Players listed by start times include C Deady B Schneckenburger M Walcott H Croucher D Lisk A Wilson H Lebro J Kann L Hibblethwaite P Hoey M McChesney J Mansfield H Steinen P Brennan T Read A Castaldo D Poland C Bond.
The term ear marked reflects a historic farming habit where farmers noted the ears of cattle to permanently identify each animal. This practice evolved into a common phrase used to mark ownership and distinction within herds.
Mike Converse starred for the Masons driving in a run with a homer and a single while earning the win on the mound. The Masons collected seven hits as Al Donahue took the loss. Converse added two runs and a key early lead as Fort Ontario hosted the Babe Ruthers circuit tilt.
The United States women led 2-1 in the Wightman Cup program in Wimbledon today with Carole Caldwell facing Liz Starkie in singles. Nancy Richey and Billie Jean Moffitt won their opening singles matches, while Richey and Moffitt lost the doubles to Ann Jones and Deidre Catt.
The piece explains that wampum was the early trade medium between European explorers and Native Americans in America. It notes that the beads were tiny purple and white and pierced, made from inner clam shells, with colored beads valued higher.
Whitey Ford of the Yankees allowed only four hits in a 3-0 victory over the AL leading Chicago White Sox for his fifth shutout and eighth straight win after an opening loss. New York also won the opener 6-1. Zoilo Versalles starred for Minnesota with a 3-for-4 day including a triple, double and two singles as the Twins beat Washington 5-3.
Commercial printing department listing from Palladium-Times blog provides contact numbers and department dial details for ad orders and printing inquiries.
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