Oswego Speedway Thriller Delivers Ward Victory
Nelson Ward from Battle Creek Michigan drives Bingo 5 to win the 35-lap feature at Oswego Speedway earning $600 as he extends his lead in the driver point standings over Dave Paul. Art Bennett finishes second worth $400, Bud Johnson third for $300, with Irish Jack Murphy fourth and a crowded field finishing behind.
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Cornell Victory Keeps IRA Crown as Navy Surprises
Cornell's varsity crew edged Navy by a half length to win the Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship on Onondaga Lake. MIT finished third, California fourth, Washington seventh, and Syracuse sixth as Cornell prepares for the July Henley Regatta and England trip.
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Barlick Quits Umpiring After Frustration with NL Support
Cincinnati’s Hall of Fame umpire Al Barlick announces he is quitting umpires duties after expressing frustration with lack of backing and supervision from National League headquarters. He left his Cincinnati hotel around 3 a.m. and did not work the Mets Reds doubleheader as scheduled. League officials expressed hope he will reconsider. Barlick, 56, began umpiring in 1936 and joined the NL in 1940.
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Palmer Triumph Caps Thunderbird Showdown In Playoff
Arnold Palmer won the Thunderbird Classic in a sudden death playoff with Paul Harney after tying at 277. Palmer earned $25,000, moved to over $401,000 in career earnings, and moved into second on the money list behind Jack Nicklaus. Gene Littler was third with $5,700 and Nicklaus added $1,075.
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Chiefs Drop Twin Bill to Buffalo
Buffalo swept the Chiefs 5-1 and 8-2 to move into a virtual deadlock with Syracuse in the International League Northern Division. Rochester won its eighth straight, 5-4 over Indianapolis, as Columbus beat Toronto 7-2 and Arkansas split with Richmond 3-2 after Richmond won 5-4 in 11 innings. Atlanta extended its Southern Division lead by sweeping Jacksonville 5-3 and 4-2.
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Piraino Wins Warren Civic Open With 1225 Points
Marty Piraino, 35, from Syracuse, claimed the Warren Civic Open title in Warren Ohio with 1225 points and a $3000 prize after beating 15 finalists. Dick Weber earned $1500 with 1152 points, Carmen Salvino finished third with 961, Ray Bluth 936, and Andy Rogoznica 925.
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Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog Dial Fi 33800 Fi 3 3801
Commercial printing department note appears as a catalog-like entry with code numbers and contact line. The fragment lists a blog and dialing codes 33800 and 33801 for reference.
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Red Hot Races Developing In Both Leagues
Dodgers debutant Nick Willhite wins 2-0 as Chicago Cubs fall in game two. Giants split with Houston as Cardinals, Phillies, Braves post wins while Reds sweep Mets. AL leaders Yankees win twice over Tigers, Red Sox, Indians, Angels sweep as pennant race tightens with shifting holds.
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Boxing results from New York Manila and Mexico City bouts
The report lists Wayne wed ton of New York vs Jose Mendo of Argentina in Fresno California with a 10 round fight. Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Roberto Cruz of the Philippines in Manila in a 15 round world junior welterweight bout. Vicente Saldivar of Mexico stopped Baby Luis of Cuba in Mexico City in 3 rounds.
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Debut Shutout for Wilhite as Dodgers Top Cubs
22 year old left hander Nick Wilhite was called up from Spokane and pitched a 2-0 shutout against the Chicago Cubs in his major league debut. He struck out six and allowed five hits. Roman Mejias slugged three homers in a doubleheader sweep over Baltimore, lifting his season average toward the .200 mark.
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Osetek Wins Savas Open with Six Strokes in Battle Island
Frank Osetek shot 73-67 to finish four under par and claim the Savas Open title at Battle Island, his sixth championship in 12 years. Bob Murchie and Dr. Walter Knych tied for second at 146. Bob Ingersoll won the handicap division with 135 net. Nick Savas and committee praised the event as one of its best.
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Masons Swat Ball In Record Attack In Babe Ruth Opener
Masonic Club crushed Howard Johnson's 25 to 4 in Fort Ontario league action. Mickey McKiernan led with a homer a double and a single while Billy Austin added four singles. Converse pitched seven innings with three singles for his only multiple hit.
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Palmer Thinks of Snead as He Fights for Thunderbird Win
Arnold Palmer missed a six on the 17th at the Thunderbird Classic but beat the pressure with a bold chip and a late birdie. He recalled Sam Snead’s six on the last hole in California and used it as motivation before winning in a sudden death playoff.
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Pentagon Building Facts and History
The Pentagon, the world's largest office building, spans 34 acres in Virginia. Completed in 1934, the structure cost about 83 million dollars to construct.
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