Misty Lounge and Polish Americans Triumph in City Softball Showdowns
In Fort Ontario action the Polish Americans beat Buckland's Grill 13-9 to seize International Division lead as Misty Lounge toppled Papertronics 15-11 and Skip's Rest defeated Allan Lakers 4-1. Ken Sturgis starred with two triples for Buckland's, while Ron Smith earned the win for PA. Next week feature inter division matchups with daily doubleheaders and standings updates.
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Southern Cal College Champs Triumph In 26th College World Series
Southern California edged Arizona State 1 0 in the College World Series final to win a record eighth title and third straight. Pitcher Russ McQueen, named tournament MVP, came in with bases loaded in the fifth and shut down a scoring chance as USC claimed the crown under coach Rod Dedeaux.
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Aragorn Ramps At Canandaigua In Finger Lakes Sweep
Aragorn ridden by Terry Hickmott won the featured $1,600 eighth at Finger Lakes Race Track by six lengths in 1 14 on a slow track. Owner Mary Czadzech earned a $17.00 to $7.60 to $4.40 payoff with Candle Time second and Jerry Leno third. Attendance was 3,650 with a nine-race handle of $295,929.
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West Leads Ace of Spades In Notrump Duel
In a no trump hand West chose the ace of spades as the opening lead to gain a view of dummy. He played a low spade to maintain control, allowing South to knock out the ace of clubs and West to collect five tricks for 50 points. The lead deviated from the standard queen lead, but protections via ace of clubs as re-entry and king-small in the unseen hand kept control.
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Seventh Son of a Seventh Son in Bridge Strategy
The passage humorously notes that a hypothetical seventh son would be unbeatable in bridge by opening South with one club instead of no trump and driving to five clubs regardless of bidding. It contrasts this with a real player who chose three no trump and hints at strategic misreads if West could foresee full bidding outcomes.
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Bridge problem: bidding sequence and three no trump call
In the auction West passes, North opens a strong style, South responds 2NT after 2h, you hold AJ54 KS7635 QJT10. Partner advances to 3NT and asks for the best action. Determine the optimal play and answer tomorrow.
Standings and Scores Highlight Mixed MLB Play
The American League East table shows Baltimore, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, New York, Milwaukee, Oakland, Chicago, Minnesota, California, Kansas City, and Texas with varied records. Weekend results include Baltimore 3 Minnesota 0 and Detroit 3 California 0, plus multiple postponed games and Sunday schedules. Atlanta Flames trade Bill Heindl for Bill Hogabom of New York Rangers, Hogabom the Omaha Knights top scorer with 82 points.
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Famous Buildings Across The Bridge
A varied crossword style list clues architectural and geographic entries. Includes Roman church Saint John, Empire State Building, Usual, Heavenly messenger, Repulsive, Contingent, and many others cross referenced by down and across clues. The puzzle spans places like Francisco California and hints at languages and instruments.
Crossword Clue Answer List Reveals Puzzle Vocab
Solving the Latin Greek puzzle yields terms matching 27 through 57, with entries for heavyweights cunning friend tool box capital and more. The compiled answers include German 52 and Hebrew 57, forming a themed set of vocabulary clues.
Mayor votes against using parks as playgrounds in 1922
In 1922 Mayor Neal supported Alderman Symons resolution to designate the Northeast section of West Park as a playground. He argued the city has only two parks and neither should be used for playground purposes, despite community interest.
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Bon Voyage Theme Promised By Oswego Rotary Club
Dr Maurice Boyd and his musical family will present a Bon Voyage program for the Oswego Rotary Club as they prepare for a one year stay in Vienna this summer.
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Coolie) Miller
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Chick) Buske
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Newport to Bermuda Race Opens With Ondine Leading Class A
The 635 mile Newport to Bermuda race begins with 178 boats across six classes. Ondine, last winner four years ago, starts fast in 20 to 25 knot southwest winds, leading early as Sumner Long’s 73 foot ketch endine starts atop Class A.
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