White Sox Surge Back To First In American League
The White Sox reclaimed first in the AL by erupting for seven runs in the first inning against the Orioles as Pete Ward Al Weis and Gerry McNertney drove in two apiece. Don Rudolph earned his first win since recall, with Ron Kline helping in the ninth.
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Softball doubleheader reshuffled by rain at Fort Ontario
Industrial Softball League games were postponed by rain yesterday at Fort Ontario and Secretary Dicker Branshaw rescheduled one for tonight. Dick & Joe's vs Local 129 plays at 6 30 pm and Retail Clerks vs Hammermill at 8 15 pm. Alroll vs Local 214 moved to Friday if the City Softball League completes remaining games tomorrow and Thursday night.
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NYP Baseball Monday Schedule Rained Out
The Associated Press reports all Monday games were canceled due to weather. Tuesday's schedule includes Batavia at Geneva, Binghamton at Jamestown, and Wellsville at Auburn.
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Oswego Wo mans Bowling Association Banquet Tribute
Oswego Woman's Bowling Association held its annual banquet at the Panarama Party House after the fall and winter season. President Joan Reidy received a portable stereo phonograph as thanks and urged members to support Ellen Edwards as successor.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Schedule Tuesday Play
American League notes Chicago leads with 32 wins 20 losses while Baltimore 34 22 and New York 32 21. Today Chicago at Baltimore and Minnesota at Cleveland rain affected. Tonight's games include Boston at New York and Kansas City at Detroit with two twi. Last night Syracuse edged Jacksonville 6 5 and Toronto beat Richmond 5 1.
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Young hurler Deras signs for reported 80000 with Cardinals
Art Pinky Deras aged 17 from Hamtramck Michigan signed a reported 80000 baseball bonus contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. Scout Moe Mozzali praised his talent to reach the majors in two years. Deras was Hamtramck High School senior and 1959 Little League World Series standout.
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Tokyo adopts new camera for Olympic photo finishes
Tokyo organizers unveil a two lens timing camera to photograph finishers and record times to one hundredth of a second. The device, designed by Japanese researchers, records both runners and timing on a single frame and delivers prints to judges within seconds.
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Monday Fights Roundup in Tokyo San Francisco Philadelphia
In Tokyo Osamu Watanabe outpointed Eliseo Aranda after 10 rounds. In San Francisco Jimmy Lester stopped Andres Herrera in the fourth round. In Philadelphia Benny Briscoe stopped Percy Manning in eight rounds.
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Empsall Buick Open at Ives Hill sees Cough win by two
Harry Cough of Rome takes the 1960 Empsall Buick Open at Ives Hill Country Club Watertown with a 71. Carl Miller of Oswego finishes runner up among 96 golfers across three classes, two strokes behind the winner.
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Coolie) Miller
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Half of U S adults dine out weekly study says
An estimated 50 percent of American adults dine in a restaurant at least once a week according to a report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
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Twins land Mudcat Grant to boost pitching push
The Minnesota Twins late Monday acquired Jim Grant known as Mudcat from Cleveland just before the trading deadline in exchange for Lee Stange a player to be named later and cash. Grant a 28 year old right hander with a 64 59 lifetime record joins Camilo Pascual Jim Kaat Jim Roland and Dick Stigman in Minnesota s rotation. The deal came amid a flurry of moves including St Louis sending Ernie Broglio and Bobby Shantz along with Doug Clemens to Chicago for Lou Brock and Jack Spring and Paul Toth.
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Mudcat) Grant
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Monday's Stars Drive Colts Past Louis 9 3
Walt Bond and Houston drove in four runs as the Colts rout Louis 9 3. Eddie Fisher pitched the final six innings allowing five hits as the White Sox toppled the Orioles 9 1 for their first win after six straight losses.
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Lemas Open Challenge Sparks Talk at 1964 Open
At Congressional, Tony Lemas bid for a third straight win looms as the 1964 Open tees off. Palmer and Nicklaus express concerns about putting and form while Casper enjoys heat and practice. Nelson recalls a long win streak under pressure.
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