Palmer Saves Orioles as Rains Halt Twin Bill Flair
Jim Palmer relieved in the ninth to seal a 3-0 Orioles win over the Minnesota Twins, wrapping an eight game streak with Grant Jackson getting the final out. Detroit, Oakland, and Kansas City also won. Chicago Boston and Texas New York games were rained out.
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Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Grant Jackson
Te Orioles
Pat Dobson
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Jone F
Minnesota
Jim Nettles
Eric Soderholm
Rick Dempsey
Rich Reese
Jim Kaat
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Rick Renick
Reese
Detroit
California
Oakland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Boston
Bobby Grich
Paul Blair
Don Baylor
Don Buford
Grich
Blair
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Tigers
Mickey Stanley
Dick McAuliffe
Rick Clark
Joe
Reggie Jackson
George Scott
Brewers
Royals
Jim Lonborg
Richie Scheinblum
Cookie Rojas
Steve Horley
Scheinblum
Mets
Cincinnati
Bud Harrelson
Gary Nolan
Reds
Tommie Agee
Willie Mays
Mays
Harrelson
Nolan
Steve Blass
San Diego
Pirates
Padres
Pittsburgh
New York
Jim Hickman
Billy Williams
Burt Hooton
Chicago
Los Angeles
Williams
Homer
Hickman
Cubs
Claude Osteen
San Francisco
Bobby Bonds
Giants
St. Louis
Don Carruthers
Rick Wise
Carrithers
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Jim Fairey
Braves
Bob Bailey
Tim Foli
Ralph Garr
Bailey
Fairly
Expos
Fairey
Earl Williams
Atlanta
Ron Reed
Levi Ties For Third In NCAA Golf Tourney
Levi tied for second and finished third overall at the NCAA college division championship in Williamstown Massachusetts. SUNY Oswego's Levi tied with two others behind winner Jim Hilderbrand of Ashland College as LSU at New Orleans led the 30-team field.
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Wayne
Levi
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Berkshires Mountains
Suny Oswego
Herkimer
Jim Hilderbrand
Ashland College
Hilderbrand
Levi's
Terry Anderson
Mankato State
Mike Husby
Louisiana State University
New Orleans
Soph
Laker
Tommy Brennan
LSU
Southern Florida
University of California At Riverside
Rollins
Lakers
Dick Serian
Tom Christian
Tom Lynch
Pat
Colonel
Canoe Races at Regan's Sunday
Annual canoe races will be held at Regan's Lake Sunday starting at 1 p m with prizes to be awarded after the competition. Entries are open to all. a record number of participants is expected and favorable weather could see several speed marks broken. Further details may be obtained by calling or visiting Regan's.
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Regan’s Lake
Regan's
Two-Minute Mile Fourth to Date At Vernon Track
In the Vernon Downs fourth race Joeys Byrd won by a half length in 1 58 4 5 earning 4500 dollars. Bright Flash finished third while Speedy Rick won at Monticello in 2 04 1 5 with a 4 60 payoff. Winsome Blaze won the Spring Championship Final at Saratoga Harness in 2 07 3 5 with 29 80 to win. Delmonica Hanover captured the Lady Suffolk Trot at Roosevelt Raceway by one length over Speedy Carlene with Franella Hanover close behind.
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Associated Press
Vernon Downs
Joey’s Byrd
Lumber
Lucky Bettors
Bright Flash
Monticello Raceway
Rick
Happy Flash
Seymour
Speedy Rick
Saratoga
Noble Conquest
Winsome Blaze
Delmonica Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Speedy Carlene
Franella Hanover
Verdoliva Trains For Junior Title
Oswego standout Fran Verdoliva trains at Colorado’s Boulder campus for the AAU National Junior Championship three mile. The Lakewood Colorado race serves as a qualifier for the U S Russia junior dual meet with a top two finish earning a spot in Sacramento. Verdoliva is aided by coach Ken Peterson and local sponsors including R M Burritt Motors Inc.
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State University College At
Oswego
Fran Verdoliva
University of Colorado
Boulder
U.S
Lakewood
Colo
Denver
Verdoliva
Ken Peterson
Sacramento
Calif
Verdoliya
State University of New York
R. M. Burritt Motors Inc
Chevrolet
General Motors Corp
Oswego Elks Top in Youth Activities
Oswego Elks gain state and national recognition for youth work with 48 projects engaging 10,000 participants and expenses over 11000. Exalted Ruler Mike Potter and Bill Atkins praise awards as lodge members display plaques and celebrate achievements.
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Oswego Elks Top
Oswego Elks
New York State
Oswego Lodge
Atlantic City
N. J
Oswego
Mike Potter
Bill Atkins
Fred Wall
Danny Capella
Chuck Huckabee
Palmer Keeps Open Lead At Pebble Beach Halfway
Arnold Palmer surges to within a stroke of the leaders at Pebble Beach as Jack Nicklaus falters with three straight bogeys. Lanny Wadkins and Cesar Sanudo shine among the tied group, while Lee Trevino battles pneumonia and stays in contention.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Heself
Bruce Crampton
Kermit Zarley
Homero Blancas
Cesar Sanudo
Lanny Wadkins
Wadkins
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Puits
el Paso
Sanudo
Trevino
Blancas
Gary Player
South Africa
Ch Chi Rodriguez
Ralph Johnston
Rod Funseth
Lee Elder
Charlies Blank Chiefs in Pair
Richmond used two unearned runs and a two run double by Tony LaRussa to clip the Rochester Red Wings 5-2 to move into a full game lead over the Louisville Colonels in the International League. In other IL action the Tidewater Tides beat Toledo 9-2 behind six hitters, and the Charleston Charlies swept Syracuse 1-0 and 2-0 in a doubleheader on their home turf.
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Richmond
Tony LaRussa
Rochester Red Wings
Louisville Colonels
Braves
Wings
Colonels
Charleston Charlies
Syracuse Chiefs
Tidewater Tides
Toledo Mud Hens
Harry Parker
George Kazmarek
Tidewater
Charlies
Phil Bushman
Dick Sharon
Richie Zisk
George Kopacz
Hal Breeden
Louisville
Juan Beniquez
Butters
Lewis Wins Unanimous Decision Over Backus In Title Bout
In Syracuse, Hege mon Lewis, 26, from Detroit, defeated Billy Backus, 29, in a 15 round unanimous decision to claim New York State welterweight title. Referee Mercante scored nine rounds to six for Lewis. judges LeDerman and Palmer had 8-6-1 and 7-6-2. Crowd of 3,943 at War Memorial Auditorium saw a $34,000 gate.
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Syracuse
Hegemon Lewis
New York State
Billy Backus
Lewis
Detroit
Hollywood
Backus
Canastota
Jose Napoles
Mexico
New York
Napoles
Arthur Mercante
Harold Lederman
Joe Palmer
War Memorial Auditorium
Ryan O'Neal
Emerito Morales
Puerto Rico
John D'Amore
Rome
N.Y
Ahmat Tasci
Istanbul
Guille- Turkey
Rone Taco
Ecuador
Willie Wilson
Utica
Angel Merced
Oswego Spring Championship Boosts Purse to $8000
Oswego Speedway prepares for the Spring Championship 75 laps with the purse raised to 8000. The event heads a program aiming to widen the point race lead as double points could reshuffle standings. Top contenders include Baldy Baker Jim Shampine Don MacLaren Norm Mackereth Fred Graves and Nick Rowe with several new cars and drivers anticipated tonight.
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Jim Shampine
Baldy Baker
Don MacLaren
Baker
Shampine
MacLaren
Norm Mackereth
Fred Graves
Albany Street
Nick Rowe
Ron Pearn
Oswego Hospital
Don Stevenson
Sam Virgo
Kempton
Doug Syer
Ken Andrews
Jim Cheney
Bob Stelter
Ollie Silva
Geoff Bodine
Bernie Grant
Jim Winks
Bruce Kraft
Ron Matteson
Johnny Logan
Tom Rose
Dennis Wheeler
Jim Gray
Darrell Peckham
Todd Gibson
Bob Seelman
Russell Gray
Harold Brown
Jack Murphy
Jim Muldoon
Bill Rouse
Five Games In Senior and Little League Baseball Postponed Then Played
Rain forced five Hot Stove Association games to be postponed and all were completed last night. In Senior Little League action the Lojos defeated Oswego County Savings Bank 7 to 1. Five Little League games saw the Triplets edge D A Lodge 7 to 6, Elks beat Davis Bros Meats 7 to 3, Police blank Moose 5 to 0, and Goldberg's wallop Quality Plumbing 20 to 9.
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Hot Stove Association
Lojos
Oswego County Savings Bank
D. A. Lodge
Elks
Davis Bros. Meats
Moose
Goldberg
Westons
Police
Firemen
Goldberg's
Seaway Supply
K of C
Quality Plumbers
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Winn
Astros
Jimmy Wynn
Houston
Philadelphia Phillies
Wynn
Dick Selma
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Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
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Bruce Froemming
Carlton
Don Wilson
Tom Griffin
Regan
Vernon
Bob Jones
Rags
Houston University
Young Wadkins
Charlies Blank Chiefs
Oswego Speedway
Young Democrats
Bill's Grocery
Father and Son Enterprises
Lake Shore Transportation
Lions Club
Masonic Club
Little League Baseball
Fort Ontario
Diamond Match Field
Mickey Losurdo
Mike Anderson
Mark McGiff
Mark Cupperwull
Dave Place
Bill Driscoll
Anderson
Roger Clark
Mike Copperwull
Jim Clark
John Quesnell
Pat Shannon
Sam Natali
Joe Sacco
John Muldoon
Larry Blum
Ed Fayette
Paul Furman
Don Sawyer
Brian Gorman
Jim Galvin
J. B. Brown
Carm Guinta
Sawyer
Dante Maniccia
Don Hall
The
Matt Coffey
Mark Howard
Rick Henderson
Jamie Dean
Joe Maxon
Dave Fantom
Doug Ritz
Dave Paternoster
Ed Hoefer
Hall
Pete Fern
Dan McDermott
Rick Ormsby
Tom Paeno
Len Costello
Joe Losurdo
Fern
Mike Cutro
Tom Londwick
Tom Culeton
Chuck LaRock
Dan Reynolds
Jim Rourke
Jim Thompson
Pat Turner
Quality
Quality Plumbing
Bill Hammond
Jim McMahon
Randy Rourke
Butch Clark
Ron Sova
Rourke
Tom Schrader
Dick Schuler
Ray Casselleta
Hammond
Bill’ Grocery Eee
Father & Son
Losos
Lake Shore Trans
Lions
Cccsace
County Savings Bank
American Division Firemen
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