OCC Invitation Tournament Set To Begin June 28
The 16th annual OCC Invitation golf tournament starts with qualifying on June 28 and match play on June 29 and 30. Defending champion Carl Miller Sr. seeks a third straight title as Frank Osetek, Bob Murchie, and Buske also vie for the crown. Entry is by invitation for up to 96 players, ages 16 and up.
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Carl Miller Sr
Jon
Randall
Chick) Burke
Bob Murchie
Miller
New York
Battle Island Park
Buske
Frank Osetek
Murchie
Osetek
Theodore E. Lisk
Tallman
John J. Lisk
Dupas Tops Moyer In Tepid Baltimore Title Defense
In Baltimore at Civic Center 2,544 fans watched Ralph Dupas defend his middleweight crown with a 15 round decision over Denny Moyer. Dupas earned the title for the second time after a recent win. officials scored 70-66, 68-68, and 69-69 in favor of Dupas in a close bout. The gross gate totaled $12,151 with both fighters taking 25 percent of receipts.
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George Bowen
Associated Press
Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Dupas
Civic Center
Moyer
Benny Goldstein
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
Commercial printing department contact details dial FI 3 3800 FI 3 3801 provide subscriber or office information in a brief newsroom item.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Sandy Acclaim Wins Easy Vernon Victory in Trotting
In Vernon Downs action, Sandy Acclaim won the $2,000 trot for 2 year olds by nine lengths over Little Floor Show. Lindsay Hanover finished third as Sandy Acclaim clocked 2 12 3 5 and paid $3.40. Space Freight took second division at Buffalo Raceway in 2 11 4 5 with Bandolier second and Smart Rodney third. Late Frost won opening division at Buffalo with a 2 10 mile and paid $2.70.
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Associated Press
W. N. Reynolds
Buffalo Raceway
Space Freight
Bandolier
Smart Rodney
Late Frost
Bonanza Hanover
Lou's Star
Vernon Downs
Sandy Acclaimhn
Lindsay Hanover
Sandy Acclaim
Little League Winners Chalk Up High Scores
Kingsford's Pumps beat Police 16 to 4 at Lagoe Field to seize first in the American Division. Huron Cement toppled Marathon 10 to 1 in the National Division, with pitcher Jack Reidy limiting hits as Skip Dimon led Marathon with a two-bagger and a single.
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Police
Huron Cement
Marathon
Lagoe Field
Moose
Elks
K of C
George McCarey
Mike Skinner
Ed Ruggio
Dick Lower
Skinner
Mike Czerow
Fran Fetterly
Victors
McCarey
Bob McCarey
Joe Tremili
Mark Coffey
Jack Reidy
Skip Dimon
Henry Wilson injured in golf cart crash at La Fayette CC
Henry Wilson of Henry's Jewelers fractured his right leg and sustained a facial cut when a golf cartcareened over a retaining wall at La Fayette Country Club Sunday. He was treated at University Hospital and sent home with a six week leg cast. Five stitches were required for a cut on his temple.
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Syracuse
Henry Wilson
Henry's Jewelers
LaFayette Country Club
University Hospital
Wilson
Shelter For Card Players In Harolds Club Reno
A community fallout shelter stocked with food and medical supplies is located in Harolds Club Reno. The facility is one of five set up to serve residents in case of a nuclear attack and targets card players among others.
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Reno
Harolds Club
Parking Lot Plea Amid Frigid Fort Ontario Softball Action
Two Industrial Softball league games were played at Fort Ontario as authorities urged players to use the parking lot behind the field and keep the surrounding road clear for spectators. Breneman’s beat Alroll 8 5 and Loblaw’s defeated Retail Clerks 7 1.
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Fort Ontario
Breneman’s
Alroll
Loblaw’s
Local 214
Hammermill
K. of C
Naval Reserve
Smith's
Bosco & Geers
Dick Stark
Breneman
Doc Breitbeck
Dick Goodman
Stark
Bob Sheridan
Dick Branshaw
Joe Vickery
Joe Rucynski
Sheridan
Lou Angelina
Loblaw
George Johnson
Ladd
Pat Audlin
Audlin
Jim Bradford
Koplitz Hot As Chiefs Win
Syracuse's Howie Koplitz pitched seven no hit innings as the Chiefs beat the Richmond Virginians 5-1 to widen their Northern Division lead. Indianapolis blanked Arkansas 8-0 with Mike Joyce four hit pitching and Gene Stephens driving in four runs. Rain postponed Columbus at Atlanta. a doubleheader awaits tonight. Jack Davis hit a pinch homer in the eighth to spoil Koplitz' no hitter bid.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Howie Koplitz
Chiefs
Richmond Virginians
Buffalo
Arkansas
Mike Joyce
Gene Stephens
Columbus
Atlanta
Jack Davis
Koplitz
Oshkosh
Wis
Horace Clarke
Minor League Baseball Opens in Oswego July 1
Oswego Board of Education sponsors the Minor League Baseball program at Fort Ontario with Oswego Hot Stove Association. Supervisors include John Heagerty Bill Dilts John Canale and another director to be named by the Board.
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Fort Ontario
Oswego Board of Education
Oswego Hot Stove Association
John Heagerty
Bill Dilts
John Canale
Board of Education
Dressen Appointed Tigers Manager Replacing Scheffing
Boston reports Detroit Tigers General Manager James A. Campbell announced immediate replacement of Bob Scheffing as manager. Charley Dressen named new manager, with Bob Swift Stubby Overmire and Pat Mullin assigned as coaches. Scheffing offered another role. Swift leads Syracuse in the International League.
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Boston
James A. Campbell
Detroit Tigers
Bob Scheffing
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Washington
Milwaukee
Dressen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Campbell
Tigers
Bob Swift
Syracuse
Stubby Overmire
Jamestown
Pat Mullin
Tiger
Phil Cavaretta
Tom Ferrick
George Myatt
Scheffing
Giants Fall From NL Lead As Koufax Shuts Out Giants
Sandy Koufax allowed four singles in a 2-0 Dodgers win that drops the Giants to third in the NL as St Louis moved to first. Moose Skowron provided the decisive two-run double off Billy O'Dell, while Koufax improved to 10-3 with nine strikeouts and Roseboro left with a hand injury.
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Giants
Koufax
Stater Ed Merritt Suffers Team Loss
Ed Merritt from Stater, sporting a 4 to 6 record, took the loss in a recent game, leaving the team short of the anticipated win and prompting rebuilding notes for the next matchup.
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Ed Merritt
Dupas Retains World Junior Middle Title In Omaha Bout
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans, 150, defeated Denny Moyer of Portland 153 3 4 to retain the world junior middleweight title. Tom McNeeley of Boston stopped Bill Nielsen in Omaha, Len Matthews of Philadelphia beat Dick French in Providence, and Teruo Kosaka of Japan outpointed Isarak Indarabut of Thailand in Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Dupas
Omaha
Tom McNeeley
Boston
Bill Nielsen
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Dick French
Providence
R. L
Tokyo
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Israsak Indarabut
Thailand
Minor league scores from Pacific Coast League results
The Pacific Coast League slate closed with Seague 5 Portland 1 Salt Lake City 9 Denver 4 and Hawaii 5 Dallas Fort Worth in action.
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Portland
Salt Lake City
Denver
Hawaii
Dallas-Fort Worth
Lions Capture Babe Ruth Win in Fort Ontario Fixture
The Lions Club defeated Masonic Club 3 to 1 in a Babe Ruth League game at Fort Ontario. Key first inning rally sparked by Larry Del Brocco and Bill James set the tone as Lions pitchers combined for 11 strikeouts while Masonic’s Danny Kraft allowed six hits. The standings and schedule were corrected after earlier inaccuracies, with upcoming games rescheduled due to school graduations.
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Masonic Club
Fort Ontario
Lions Club Ccescees
Howard Johnson's
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Steelworkers
Larry del Brocco
Tom Vona
Jane Masonic
del Brocco
Danny Kraft
Lions
Bill James
Dan Dehm
Jim Barecqua
Joe Angelina
Frank Michalski
Dehm
Suns Manager Ben Geraghty Dies at 50
Ben Geraghty, 50, manager of the Jacksonville Suns of the International Baseball League, died at his home in Jacksonville Florida after an apparent heart attack.
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Jacksonville, Fla
Ben Geraghty
Jacksonville Suns
International Baseball League
Golfer Ed Durant Fires Two Aces in One Weekend
Ed Durant of Hudson Falls scored a hole in one on the 105 yard second hole at Tee-Bird Country Club on June 2. He repeated the feat the following Sunday with the same club and hole.
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South Glens Falls
N. Y
Ed Durant
Hudson Falls
City and Industrial Softball All Star Clash Friday Night
Dream of the City league and Industrial Softball league plan the year's first all star doubleheader Friday evening at 7:30 with pre game entertainment by Chuck Drake and the Veritones. City and Industrial rosters feature 12 players each and coaches and run nine innings to fit more players. Second game scheduled for next Friday June 28 at the same hour with Fort Ontario parking advised for spectator vantage points.
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Dream of the City Softball League
Industrial Softball League
Dick Branshaw
Chuck Drake
Veritones
City Softball League
Ronnie Reynolds
Fran Weigelt
Ray Foster
Artie Chetney
Bob Victory
Joe Reitz
Billy Dawson
Billy Drumm
Billy James
Paul Corbett
Dave Lavery
John Mulkerin
Steve Taormina
Ange DiMiero
Ray Drake
Dick Stark
John Symons
Jim Tesoriero
Lou Angelina
Mike Crahan
George Johnson
Bill Germain
Anthony Ponzi
George Beshures
Bill Wallace
Jimmy Haynes
Dick Davidson
Len Ponzi
Fort Ontario
Koufax Shuts Out Giants as Dodgers Win 4-0
Sandy Koufax blanked San Francisco on four hits for a 4-0 Dodgers victory, his sixth shutout of the season and a blow to the Giants NL lead. Willie Stargell drove in six for Pittsburgh with two homers and a single in a 9-3 win over Milwaukee.
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Sandy Koufax
Koufax
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Giants
St. Louis
New York Mets
Dodgers
John Roseboro
Dodger
Moose Skowron
Billy O'Dell
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Cincinnati
Sievers
Demeter
John Tsitouris
Ryne Duren
Phillies
Jack Baldschun
Associated Press
San Franciscco
Pirates
Walloping
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