Honor Cote Nash and Sawyer Hold OHS Athletes Awards Fete
At the Oswego Elks Club a 250-strong gathering honored Oswego High School athletes. Syracuse University Co-Captain Jimmy Lee addressed the group, stressing perseverance, while multiple students received top awards across football, basketball, track, soccer, and other sports.
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Wildcats
Kentucky
Lee
Cleveland Eagr
ABA
Buccaneer
Jalaise
Nise Wver
Sartaminenas
Placques
J Wilber
Dee Cote
Marty Nash
Nash
OGSL
William McCarthy
OHSL
Denise Sawyer
Tim O'Connell - Rollin
Elmer Akley
Bud Stone
Ron Johnson
Farrell
Crisafulli
Jon Ritson
Harrison
Jack Pryor
Eric Parr
John Boardway
Akley
Fran Verdoliva
Tom Ainsworth
John Farrell
Jeff Germain
McAllister
Kerley
Jerry Brown
Dewey
Mayo
John Saternow
David Butler
Paul DeRitter
Donna Olin
Bill Fatiga
McCaul
Ial
Angelo Morabita
St. Peter’s Church
Oswego
New York Teams Record Wins
The Orioles disputed a hit bat call on Eric Soderholm but Minnesota won 7 3 after Soderholm homered twice. In the AL the Red Sox beat Kansas City 10 4 while the Yankees edged the White Sox 2 1. In the NL the Reds crushed the Cubs 18 11 at Wrigley as George Foster and Pete Rose homered.
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Eric Soderholm
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Twins
Tony Oliva
Mike Cuellar
Joe Brinkman
Rod Carew
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Brinkman
Soderholm
Frank Quilici
Ian
Cuelma
Esewhere
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Royals
George Brett
Amos Otis
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White Sox
Pat Dobson
Graig Nettles
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Tigers
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
Claudell Washington
Rudi
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Angels
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Chicago
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Siebert
Walker
Ruhle
Grimsley
Goltz
Ryan
Travers
Icago
Wood
Medich
Tiant
Pattin
Harrison
Hands
Jenkins
Dick's Grill, Woodshed win in high scoring city softball
Dick's Grill blasted JayCees 23 hits and 18 13 win as four players had three safeties and Joe e bes topped the JayCees with a double and a single. Woodshed beat R E Davis Autos 10 4 while Elks No 2 edged Q L M Lab 11 9 on the auxiliary field.
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Lil’s and
Fulton Sheet Metal Works
Seneca Lounge
Samson's
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Colonial House
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Newell Chief
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Rank
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Scott McKenzie
Ed Nyman
Jeff Lok
Osing Davis
Jamie Walker
Rich Davies
Marlott
Davies
Lavery
de Cernaro
Annie Calderone
Dave Gayle
The
Elks
Mike Denny
Potter
Tee
Ron DePersis
Joe Fagnani
Jeff Levine
Don Griffith
Jeff Janik
Wayne Bowman
Jack Converse
No-Hitter Highlighted Local Little League Action Friday
Jim Matteson pitched a no hitter for D A Lodge in a 2-1 win over Seaway Supply with seven strikeouts. Seaway's Mike Johnson allowed three hits and suffered the loss despite a scoring error on the box. Moose beat Firemen 4-2 as Don Pelkey earned the win and Moose hitters filled the ledger with multiple contributions.
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D.A. Lodge
Seaway Supply
Mike Johnson
al Archer
Mike Wapen
Rich Hart
Johnson
Matteson
Eoery
Moose
Firemen
Don Pelkey
Randy Car
Dan McClelland
Bud Skinner
Gordy Smallidge
Paul Dehm
Tom Hillman
Mike Heagerty
King
Brian Kelly
T.J. Burke
Goldberg
Pat Murray
Mark Crispine
Bob Conn
John
Murray
Mike Sullivan
Dale Morgia
Kevin Atkins
Joe Colloca
Jerry Fitzgibbons
Bob Connelly
Gus VanOpdorp Bang
Mick Cahill
American Legion
Reach
Jim Clary
The
Legionnaires
Tom van Shhaack
John Dunsmoor
Cleveland Trades Gaylord Perry to Texas Rangers
The Texas Rangers acquired Gaylord Perry from the Cleveland Indians, sending Jim Bibby, Jackie Brown, a minor leaguer, and cash. Perry, a 20 game winner, joins Ferguson Jenkins as former Cy Young winners on the Ranger staff as Eddie Brinkman moves to the Yankees.
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Texas Rangers
Billy Martin
Perry
Texas
Rank Robinson
Indians
Cleveland
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Gers
Jim Bibby
Jackie Brown
Rick Waits
Ortar
Erry
Eddie Brinkman
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Cy Young
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Bunch
Danny O'Brien
Associated Press
New York
Ed Inkman
YORK
Johnny Bench
He Velief
Gaylord Perry
Dibbs and Borg Try to Turn Fractured Form Into Final
Paris AP Eddie Dibbs battles blistered feet in the French Open semi against Guillermo Vilas as Chris Evert eyes back to back women's titles. Evert dominates Olga Morozova 6 4 6 0 to reach the final against Martina Navratilova who subdued Janet Newberry 6 2 6 3. Gottfried and Ramirez win doubles with $7500 prize. Evert seeks $10000 and the men’s final prize is $30000.
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Soviet Union
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Janet Newberry
la Jolla
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Billie Jean King
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Ramirez
John Alexander
Phil Dent
Australia
Connie Mack Baseball League Opens Signups At Fort Ontario
The local Connie Mack Baseball League invites players 18 and under to register with the Recreation Department at Fort Ontario. Play begins Tuesday with weekly contests on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Leighton Field at 6 p.m. Prizes include trophies for top players. Team personnel will be selected next Thursday. coupons must be filed promptly.
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Perkins
City Department Recreation
Leighton Field
Postponed First Links Round Amid Weekend Weather Woes
The Philadelphia tournament schedule for the $150,000 Golf Classic was disrupted by rain and rising creeks. First round play was canceled twice, with only 18 holes possible today and Sunday and a potential 36-hole Monday finish amid forecasts of more rain.
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Good Lord
Bing Crosby
Stellar Field To Challenge Shampine Lead
Oswego Speedway hosts a six event super modified card with twin 30 lap features paying $800 to the winner. Shampine, a five time Oswego champ, eyes another win as competitors press for the 1975 season point race. Rain date set for Sunday with 7:45 pm start.
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McHh
Jimmy Shampine
Shampine
Oswego
Michigan
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Eddie Bellinger
Gary Allbritain
Allbritain
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Ohio
Lakeside
Genesee
Creek's End Wins Finger Lakes Feature In Flat Track Race
AP reports Creek's End a 5 year old chestnut gelding won the $18,000 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track on Friday. Russell Reynolds rode to a one length victory over Ran Where with Frolicking Miss Creek's End running 50 furlongs in 1 06 45. Payouts were 8.80 3.40 and 3.20 with Sparkling Lovelia at 12.40 and Bounding Cat at 9.60 forming a 69 double worth 79.80.
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Russell Reynolds
Sparkling Lovelia
Bounding Cat
South Carolina Advances to College World Series Final
South Carolina outscored Arizona State 4-1 in the ninth inning to reach the title game, aided by a squeeze bunt. The Gamecocks, 51-5, will face Texas, 55-6, in Omaha for a spot in the final. Arizona State, 61-13, led 1-0 in the eighth before SC’s late rally.
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Felder
Steve Cook
Blues Rout Syracuse Chiefs in 5-1 Series of Errors
Donny Albin returned with a win for Memphis after 75 pitches in a 5-1 victory over Syracuse. Roy Thomas drove in the tying run with a sixth inning sacrifice fly as Richmond beat Toledo 2-1. Kent Tekulve delivered 2 1 3 innings of no hit ball in Charleston’s 3-2 win over Rochester. Tidewater used seven Pawtucket errors, five by Steve Dillard, to win 9-3.
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Ief
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