Slumping Dodgers and Giants Fall as Pirates Rally
In National League action Charlie James powered the Cardinals past the Giants 5-2 as St. Louis won 10 of 11 and San Francisco dropped 9 of 11. Houston’s Jim Golden shut out the Dodgers 2-0, while Pittsburgh recovered from a big early deficit to beat Milwaukee 9-8 with Clemente’s grand slam sparking the comeback. Phillies plated a 10-run third against Cincinnati to win 13-8, and Chicago beat New York 5-1. In American League Jim Grant shut out the Yankees 3-0, ending New York’s streak. Cleveland’s pitcher held off New York’s famed lineup as Al Luplow homered for a 2-run edge amid a busy day of late leads and comebacks.
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Billy O'Dell
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Demolition Derby Headlines Oswego Speedway Card
The Oswego Speedway hosts a 35 lap feature with a Demolition Derby at the close of the program. Carmen Basilio is expected to attract a larger crowd, joining drivers from Michigan, Canada and New York in a bid for a near four thousand dollar purse. Art Bennett leads the standings with Jim Gresley as main challenger amid a growing turnout.
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Canastota
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Art Bennett
Battle Creek
Jim Gresley
Norm Mackereth
Bud Johnson
Lee Blas
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Billy Blum Mu
Howie Scannell
Ronnie Wallace
Nolan Swift
Chuck Ely
Roger Boas
John Mackinson
Mel Dodge
Don Foster
Jim Shampine
Jim Carroll
Tom Hill
Billy Vess
Gary Witter
Don Daniels
Dick Hornung
John Michaels
Earl Hillquist
Jim Howard
US Women Lead 3-0. Wightman Cup Defender Near Victory
The United States women defend the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon with a 3-0 lead over Britain on day two. Darlene Hard, Karen Hantze Susman, and a duo of du Pont and Warner won matches, leaving one or more rubbers to seal the 28th Cup since 1923.
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Britain
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
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Christine Truman
Miss Truman
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
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Joseph
Ore
Margaret Warner
Wilmington
Del
Deidre Catt
Elizabeth Starkie
Miss Hard
Billie Jean Moffitt
A Truman
Miss Hay
Leadbetter Post Holds Fort Ontario Practice
Leadbetter Post of the City Softball League schedules a practice workout at 6 30 Monday evening next week on the Fort Ontario auxiliary diamond.
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Fort Ontario
Shannon Sparks Crackers Past Blue Jays and Richmond Routs Orange
Atlanta catcher Mike Shannon hit his sixth homer as the Crackers beat Toronto 5-1 after a Toronto rally. Richmond exploded for nine runs in the second inning to rout Syracuse 13-3. Rochester beat Columbus 7-6 and Billy Smith earned his seventh win as Buffalo blanked Jacksonville 5-0.
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Mike Shannon
Toronto
International Baseball League
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Neil Crisley
Rocky Nelson
Crisley
Bob Dulba
Richmond
Syracuse
Rochester Red Wings
Columbus
Billy Smith
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Major League and PCL scores across multiple games
Major League Baseball Denver defeated Indianapolis 8 to 6. Pacific Coast League results include Vancouver 4 Hawaii 3 and Dallas-Fort Worth 14 to 3. Salt Lake City beat San Diego 3 to 0 while Tacoma won 4 to 1 at Seattle. Spokane outscored Portland 11 to 8.
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Hawaii
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Conservationist names new editor James E. Gavagan
James E. Gavagan of Hoosick Falls becomes managing editor of The Conservationist, the New York State Conservation Department magazine, taking duties June 28 with a starting salary of 11 202. Gavagan, an attorney and veteran journalist, succeeds Albert W. Bromley, who moves to a director role in conservation education.
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New York State Conservation Department
James E. Gavagan
Hoosick Falls
Gavagan
University of Massachusetts
Yale Law School
New England
Yale University
U. P. I. Wire Service
Albert W. Bromley
Deparment
Consevation Education
Veteran Paolo Rosi Faces Hernandez at Madison Square Garden
New York veteran Paolo Rosi, 34, meets 22 year old Carlos Hernandez in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Rosi holds a 37-9-2 record. Hernandez is 25-1-3 with a lone loss to Eddie Perkins on June 12, 1961. Champion Carlos Ortiz weighs a potential title shot on promoter offers of 65,000 to 70,000 dollars.
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Hernandez
New York
Carlos Henandez
Venezuela
Caracas
Madison Square Garden
Carlos Ortiz
Ross
Eddie Perkins
Surprises Mark Qualifying For NCAA Track Meet
In Eugene Oregon Friday two sprint marks tied and a new meet record set the stage for finals across 16 NCAA events. Oregon led in two and challenged in five as USC held seven of fourteen qualifying spots. Defending three mile champ Pat Clohessy of Houston won the race in 13 51.6.
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Pat Clohessy
Houston
Southern Illinois
Brian Turner
Dale Story
Oregon State
Clohessy
Dallas Long
New York University
Gary Gubner
Long
Gubner
Harry Jerome
Villanevva
Frank Budd
Budd
Colorado
Don Myers
Army Recruiting In Football At West Point Under Fire
West Point faces Senate criticism over football recruiting as Sens. Long Thurmond and Keating call for a congressional probe. The academy defends its practices noting appointments follow the law and that the new coach Dietzel has not altered admission policies.
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Russell Jong
D-La
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
Long
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Point
Louisiana Democrat
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army
Paul Dietze
Louisiana State University
Dietzel
LSU
Dale Hall
Keating
Thurmond
Dietzer
South Carolina
South Carolina University
Clemson
Henry T. Adios Sets Track Record in Buffalo Raceway Win
Henry T. Adios won the $10,375 sixth race in the Harness Tracks of America Pacing Series at Buffalo Raceway on a 1:59 4 5 mile, the fastest pacer mile on a half mile track this season. It was his third series win, tying Mighty Tide, with Monticello Raceway hosting the next leg on June 29 and Yonkers Raceway set for a $50,000 finale on July 5. Stanley Dancer drove for a $3.10 payoff.
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Adios
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Mighty Tide
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Yonkers Raceway
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Vernon
Family Man
Harry Pownall
Boys to Submit MBL Applications Next Week in Oswego
All boys planning to compete in the Minor Baseball League must fill the application blank and bring it to the Oswego Hot Stove Association rooms at Fort Ontario between 6 15 and 7 15 p m on Monday Tuesday or Wednesday evenings next week.
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Oswego Hot Stove Association
Fort Ontario
Palmer and Rosburg Tied After 36 Holes in Open
Arnold Palmer and Bob Rosburg sit on 139 at Oakmont after 36 holes in the 62nd Open. Palmer shot 68 and Rosburg 69 as contenders chase the record Oakmont score. Several past champions miss the cut as 51 players advance to the final rounds.
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Arnold Palmer
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America
Bob Rosburg
Oakmont Country Club
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Jack
Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Bobby Nichols
Gene Littler
Miller Barber Jr
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Billy Casper
Tommy Bolt
Ed Furgol
Cary Middlecoff
Jerry Barber
Don January
Fromer Masters
Jackie Burke
Local Little League Schedule Half Week Standings
National Division games listed with teams Huron Cement K of C Moose Marathon Elks Firemen and Kingsford's Pumps. Matches set from Monday to Thursday with 5 or 6:30 start times and varied pairings each day.
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Huron Cement
Marathon
Pecentsis
Iain Moose
PITRE
Kingsford
Policemen
Moose
Elks
K of C
Kings
Lions and clubs clash weekly schedule
The schedule lists matches among local clubs and Howard Johnson's with Lions, Masonic, Kiwanis, Rotary, and Steelworkers. Key games include Sunday Howard Johnson's vs Rotary, Monday Masonic vs Lions, Tuesday Steelworkers Local 2877 vs Howard Johnson's, Wednesday Kiwanis vs Masonic, and Saturday Lions vs Rotary at 4 p.m.
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Eeeeenee
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Kiwanis Club
Howard Johnson's
Rotary Club
Steelworkers
Indians blank Yankees as Grant shines in 3-0 win
Jim Grant of the Indians shut out New York with five singles during a 3-0 victory that moved Cleveland within three games of the American League leader. Floyd Robinson fueled Chicago White Sox offense with three hits including a go ahead two run triple in the ninth to beat the Los Angeles Angels 7-6 ending a five game losing streak.
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Mudcat
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Camilo Pascual
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Ed Rakow
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Leon Wagner
Billy Moran
Sox
Russ Kemmerer
Jim Grant
Indians
New York
Floyd Robinson
Chicago
Aluminum in Soil Supports Growth of Rhododendron and Figs
Rhododendron and several fig family species along with blue berries need aluminum in the soil for normal growth. This requirement highlights soil nutrient balance affecting these plants' development and health.
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