Savas Open Medal Golf Tour Targets Record Entries
Tomorrow at Battle Island State Park Oswego county residents 18 and older tee off in the Tenth Annual Savas Open Medal Golf Tour. The event joins Oswego Country Club Invitational and Oswego County Open as top local golf attractions with low gross and low net prizes. New trophies join the permanent plaque, and merchandise awards will be given to numerous players.
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Battle Island State Park
Nick Savas
Savas
Oswego
Oswego County
Battle Island
Pat Trish
Bob Ingersoll
Ed Mahern
Stan Kudwa
Ed Miller
Mike Canale
Hank Zakala
Ed Iwanski
Bill Clair
Carl Miller Sr
Randall Buske
John Wallace
Adam Wallace
John Downey
Jake Larson
Frank Torba
Dick Donovan
Bob Murchie
Bob Hennessey
Frank Osetek
Don Beauchene
H. Tracy
K. MecKinstry
T. Barraco
A. m
J. Quesnell
R. Torba
E. Kazarian
J. Wallace
A. Stadnick
J. Collins
J. Clements
R. Buske
F. Plata
F. Kabot
Schedule of names and times from late event entries
A sequence lists participants by name and corresponding times from 11:56 a.m. to 1:37 p.m. including D Stacy D Askew J Larson F Torba C Miller Sr J Mahern E Mahern D Casey J Stepien J Clancy and others with multiple time stamps and groupings.
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D. Stacy
D. Askew
J. Larson
F. Torba
C. Miller Sr
J. Mahern
K of C and Police Post Win Little League Contests
K of C blanked Marathon 1–0 as Mike Converse allowed one hit. Police beat Firemen 5–2 with four walks and timely hits in the second inning. Dan Batchelor earned the win for Ellis Hurons, despite initial doubts about Donahue.
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Fort Ontario
Mike Converse
Churler
Rich Edwards
Dave Chamberlain
Marathon
Ricky Audlin
Joe Bendzmnas
George Schumacher
P. J. Dilts
Bob Allen
Dilts
Jim King
Ron Graham
Carl McGann
Britt Waters
Marty Meehan
Wayne Earl
Tom Favata
King
Waters
Dan Crisafulli
Dick Lundy
Ellis- Hurons
Mike Donahue
Dan Batchelor
Cornell Favored To Win Regatta
Syracuse Cornell is the pick of a majority of coaches to win the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship at Onondaga Lake. Other entrants include California Pennsylvania Syracuse Wisconsin MIT Navy Princeton Brown Dartmouth Rutgers and Columbia. Washington undefeated and Cal once beaten are strong, with Penn Syracuse Wisconsin MIT Navy and others seen as contenders in a wide open race.
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Syracuse
Cornell
California
Jim Lemon
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
MIT
Navy
Princeton
Brown
Dartmouth
Rutgers
Columbia
Cayuga
Onondaga E
Clifford Tip Goes
U. S. Olympic Rowing Association
Washington
Yale
Joe Burk
Huskies
Royal Rick Wins International Pace at Yonkers in 3 04 3 5
Royal Rick captured the $50,000 International Pace at Yonkers Raceway, defeating Irvin Paul by 2 lengths in 3:04 3 5 over the 1 mile course. At Vernon Downs, Diana's Gem driven by Duncan MacTavish won the $1,500 featured pace for 2 year olds in 2:08.
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Associated Press
Royal Rick
Yonkers Raceway
Irvin Paul
Vernon Downs
Diana's Gem
Duncan MacTavish
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times
The Palladium Times filing lists its commercial printing department contact lines FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 indicating the department’s phone numbers for public inquiries and service requests.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Minnesotas Rise and Pirates Narrow Dodgers Lead
The Twins beat the Angels 5-4 as Lennie Green delivered a ninth inning winner. New York holds a slim edge in the pennant race while Cleveland and Chicago stumble. The Pirates win six straight, boosting within 6 1/2 games of the Dodgers as Cincinnati and Milwaukee dominate Giants and Cubs respectively.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
New York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Los Angeles Angels
Lennie Green
Yanks
Twins
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City
White Sox
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Art Fowler
Green
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Kaat
Danny O'Connell
Athletics
Chicago
Joel Horlen
Ed Charlies
Manny Jimenez
A's
Jerry Lumpe
Gordon Jones
Gentile
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Steve Barber
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bill Monbouquette
Softball At Fort Sunday Evening Exhibition Match
Manager Nick Sterno of Big Ben Ford arranged a fine exhibition for Oswego fans. Sam Carlo's of Rome visits Fort Ontario for its first Oswego appearance, game time 8 p m. A large crowd is expected as Rome pitcher Joe Lewis, famed for a no run no hit game against Big Ben, may start. Big Ben Ford hosts several strong teams this season, promising plenty of softball.
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Nick Sterno
Big Ben Ford
Legue
Sam Carlo
Rome
Fort Ontario
Oswego
Joe Lewis
Big Ben
Carlo
Tucson club officers resign over marriage conflict
Two officials of the Parents With Out Partners Club of Tucson disqualified themselves from office. President Edward Davidson and director Mrs. Lucy Hu resigned after they married each other.
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Partners TU
Ariz
Parents Without Partners Club of
Tucson
Edward Davidson
Lucy Hu
Chiefs Again Top Richmond In Five Two win
Syracuse pitchers hurl four double plays to back Johnny Gabler as the Chiefs defeat the Richmond Virginians 5-2. Ron Stillwell and manager Frank Verdi each collect three hits while Bob Miller finishes strong for Syracuse. Toronto tallies 7-1 over Atlanta. Rochester stops four-game skid 7-2 vs Columbus. Buffalo rained out at Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
Johnny Gabler
Chiefs
Johnny
Richmond Virginians
Toronto
Atlanta
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Gabler
Bob Miller
Ron Stillwell
Frank Verdi
Jake Gibbs
V. Pet
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Wee Ali
Washington Veases
Hursday
Washington
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Loui
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
St Louis
Cincinnaati
Pacific Coast League score roundup and results
In the Pacific Coast League, Hawaii beat Spokane 6-5 while Seattle defeated Portland 6-3 in 14 innings. San Diego edged Salt Lake City 3-2 in 12 innings. Tacoma won 5-0 over Vancouver. In the American Association, Oklahoma City downed Louisville 4-3 and Denver beat Indianapolis 1-3. Omaha defeated Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
Hawaii
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Vancouver
Oklahoma City
Louisville
Littler Takes Stroke Lead In National Open
Gene Littler shoots 69 at Oakmont to take a two under par lead in the 62nd U S Open. Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus remain within striking distance as a crowded field contends after the opening round.
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Oaemont
Gene Littler
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Oakmont Country Club
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Bob Rosburg
Billy Maxwell
Frank Boynton
J. C. Goosie
Bobby Schoener
Bethlehem
Gene Francis
New York
John Gueenther
Reading
Canada
Stan Leonard
Sam Snead
Arnold
Masonic Tossers Shutout Steelworkers in Babe Ruth Action
Dick Mundy and Rich Chamberlain combined for a one hit shutout as the Masonic Club beat the Steelworkers 7 to 0 at Fort Ontario. Ken Jackson opened the third with a single for the lone hit by Steelworkers, while Mundy and Chamberlain controlled the pace with a string of strikeouts and key defensive plays including Jack Dena’s seventh inning snare.
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Dick Mundy
Rich Chamberlain
Steelworkers
Ken Jackson
Masonic Club
Fort Ontario
Mundy
Chamberlain
Ted Gorman
Masonic
Jack Belden
Jack Dena
John Rinaldo
Boxing results from Miami Glasgow Tokyo showouts
In Miami junior Grant 176 from Miami defeated Sweet Jimmy Robinson 172 by decision over six rounds. In Glasgow Henry Hank 163 from Detroit out pointed Hank 163 for eight rounds. In Tokyo Mundo Esparaz 118 from Mexico out pointed Fighting Harada 115 3-4 for ten rounds.
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Miami
Fla
Junior Grant
Jimmy Robinson
Kansas City
Glasgow
Scotland
Henry Hank
Detroit
Tokyo
Mundo Esparaz
Mexico
Fighting Harada
Japan
Schaefer's And Lupe's Take Softball Tilts In City League
Schaefer's Beer rapped Leadbetter Post 9-2 in Class A at Fort Ontario. Lupe's Sport Shop edged K of C 11-10 in extra innings in Class B. Key hits included Paul Corbett's double, Bill Reitz homer, and Joe Doyle's late single for Lupe's.
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Schaefer
Lupe
K. of C
Knights
Brian LaTulip
Bobby Schaffer
Johnny Merenda
Larry Iwanski
Merenda
Rocupe
Sport
D'Amico
Schaffer Cf
LaTulip
Cloonen
Hall Ib
Pelow
Rucynski
O Franklin
Twanski If
Clone
Crahan Ct
Merenda Ss
Hennessey P
Conzone
Gallagher Rf
Angel
Germain
Leadbetter Post
HM Petros
Cateman
Corbett
Angeline
Turner
Levery Cf
Quett
Ponti Rf
Wilmot Cf
O Henry
Symons
Reynolds P
Weigelt
Ritz
Qnet
Lagoe
Schaffer
Major League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching figures
Batting leaders include Williams Chicago 347 and Mays San Francisco 58 runs, Davis Los Angeles 65 RBI, Davis Los Angeles 86 hits. Pitching leaders show Purkey Cincinnati 111 decisions 0.917, Koufax Los Angeles 138 strikeouts, and other top marks from multiple teams.
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Williams
Chicago
F. Alou
San Francisco
Mays
Wills
Los Angeles
T. Davis
Cepeda
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Callison
Philadelphia
Davenport
Ranen
Houston
Fairly
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Wils
W. Davis
Purkey
Bruce
Re McLish
Koufax
Gibson
St. Louis
Boys urged to submit MBL applications at Oswego meetings
All boys planning to compete in the Minor Baseball League are directed to fill out the application blank and bring it to the Oswego Hot Stove Association rooms at Fort Ontario. Bring the form between 6 15 and 7 15 Monday Tuesday or Wednesday evenings of next week.
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Oswego Hot Stove Association
Fort Ontario
Reds blank San Francisco again 8-0 behind Jay control
Pitcher Joey Jay allowed three hits and one walk as the Reds shut out the Giants for the second straight night. Frank Robinson homered and singled twice in three official plate appearances, driving in four runs and scoring twice in Cincinnati's 8-0 win.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Shaw
Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Joey Jay
Frank Robinson
Reds
San Francisco
New Pilots Tangle for Oswego Speedway Big Purses
Oswego Speedway fans expect a fresh slate of challengers tomorrow evening headlined by Art Bennett. Carmen Basilio plans a first Oswego visit to watch the 35 lap race with other top drivers including Jim Gresley, Nolan Swift, Bernie Bellinger, Lee Bliss and more than two dozen entrants. The Demolition Derby caps the program with eight late-model cars colliding for a cash prize as tickets go on sale after 6:30 p.m.
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Oswego Speedway
New York State
Art Bennett
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Jim Gresley
Bennett
Nolan Swift
Bernie Bellinger
Lee Bliss
Train Kills Attica Woman Walking Tracks
Mrs. Ethel Schernau of Attica was struck and killed Thursday night by a freight train as she walked on the railroad tracks in the Wyoming County community.
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Attica
Ethel Schernau
Wyoming County
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