Loblaw's Market Wins 1-0 Softball Thriller Over Oswego Castings
Loblaw's Market edged Oswego Castings 1-0 under Fort Ontario lights aided by Dusty Ladd pitching and sharp defense. George Wilson and Chuck Hall triggered the lone run with bunts and a sacrifice fly as Oswego misplayed a key throw.
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Ladd
Loblaw
Oswego Castings
Fort Ontario
Breneman’s
Hibernians
Naval Reserve
Lupe
Loblaw's Market
Ray Drake
Bunting
George Wilson
Chuck Hall
Lou Angelina
Dave Kennison
Wilson
Drake
Warren Clark
Jask Germain
Oswego
Lothian
Joe Rucynski
Rucynski
Bill Wallace
Wallace
Don Haynes
Bill Germain
Lebian
Germain
Leddo Wilson
Hell
Loyd
McGitt
Clavell
Short Wins For Wings As Arm Woes Fade
Rochester lefty Billy Short, back from arm trouble, beat his former club Richmond 2 to 1 on four hits with Sam Bowens producing key support. Toronto toppled Jacksonville 8 to 3, Buffalo fell to Atlanta 6 to 5, and Columbus crushed Syracuse 7 to 2 as Richmond’s Tom Aphlett homered in the seventh.
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Associated Press
Billy Short
Rochester Southpaw
Richmond
Sam Bowens
Toronto
Jacksonville
Suns
Buffalo
Atlanta
Columbus
Syracuse
Short
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Tom Aphlett
Boomerang the Dog Runs a Streetside Ice Cream Tab
In Louisville, a six year old cocker spaniel named Boomerang lies in front of passing vehicles when he hears a bell. The drivers stop, pick a cup of ice cream, and record the purchase in a small book. At week’s end, Boomerang’s owner settles up with the vendors.
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Louisville
Boomerang
Joe Fugatte
Nine Hole Pairings at Country Club
The Country Club announces pairings for a nine hole event with players including Marion Barrett and Ben Shan ley at 8 30, Audrey Johnson and Nan Riley at 8 40, Connie Ban ta and Davey McDonough at 8 50, Gerry Scullin and Margaret Dowdle at 9, Doris Donoghue and Sally Healy at 9 10, Geneva Brown and Mary Anne Warner at 9 20, Florence Culkin and Betty McSweeney at 9 30, Edie Mura-bito and Jane Zaia at 9 40, Elva Lee Kingsford and Emmajean Moshier at 9 50, and Mrs W Williams with Dorothea Lynch and Betty Vona at 10. Any player without a pairing for Wednesday should be on the first tee by 9 a.m.
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Marion Barrett
Ben Shanley
Audrey Johnson
Nan Riley
Connie Banta
Davey McDonough
Gerry Scullin
Margaret Dowdle
Doris Donoghue
Sally Healy
Geneva Brown
Mary Anne Warner
Florence Culkin
Betty McSweeney
Edie Murabito
Jane Zaia
Elva Lee Kingsford
Emmajean Moshier
Mrs. W. Williams
Dorothea Lynch
Betty Vona
Ernie Davis To Be Big Gun For East All Stars
The East All Stars feature Heisman winner Ernie Davis of Syracuse and Bob Ferguson of Ohio State as key weapons for the All America Bowl. Also on the AP first team roster are Billy Neighbors Alex Kroll Bill Miller and Roy Winston. The West counters with Sandy Stephens Jimmy Saxton and Merlin Olson among others as the game nears NBC coverage on 176 stations.
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Buffalo
Ernie Davis
Syracuse University
Ohio State
Bob Ferguson
Associated Press
Billy Neighbors
Alabama
Alex Kroll
Rutgers
Bill Miller
Miami
Florida
Roy Winston
Louisiana State
Sandy Stephens
Minnesota
Jimmy Saxton
Texas University
Merlin Olson
Utah State
University of Buffalo
Murray Warmath
Nbc-Tv
Woody Hayes
North Carolina State
Roman Gabriel
Gabriel
West
Davis
Ferguson
Stephens
Washington
Ply
Dallas
Warmath
West Stari
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
John Ralston
Hayes
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
Bill Murray
Duke
Orioles Hope To Help Yanks Skid
Baltimore aims to extend a four game win streak and move up from fifth place while pressuring the Yankees who have dropped seven of eight and sit three games out of first. Chuck Estrada seeks a stronger outing against Ralph Terry as Baltimore eyes only modest weather luck in tonight’s matchup.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Cleveland
Yanks
Chuck Estrada
Ralph Terry
New York
Yankee Stadium
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The Palladium Times notes the Commercial Printing Department with contact numbers FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801, detailing press operations and services offered to readers and advertisers.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium Times
Henry T Adios Favorite In Big Event Thursday
Henry T Adios is the early 3-1 favorite in Yonkers Good Time Pace a 1% mile event for 65 thousand dollars. The field includes 11 pacers and marks the second of Yonkers three hundred thousand dollar pacing series.
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Henry T. Adios
Associated Press
Speedy Henry T. Adios
Yonkers Raceway
Buffalo Raceway
Yonkers
Royal Rick
Clint Hodgins
W. N. Reynolds
Hodgins
Moon Glitter
Harry
Laura
Adiosand
Gogo
George Phalen
Saratoga
Atlantic Song
Jose Molnar
Vernon — Niagara Gal
Clint Galbraith
Monticello
Carl Ernst
Lions Triumph 3-2 Over Masonic Club In Babe Ruth Clash
Lions Club defeated Masonic Club 3-2 at Fort Ontario to seize undisputed first in the Babe Ruth League. Del Brocco pitched a four hit game with a seventh inning run deciding the outcome, as Annals knocked in the tying run in the sixth.
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Lions Club
Masonic Club
Fort Ontario
Steelworkers
Howard Johnson
Kiwanis Club
Larry del Brocco
Lions
Dan Kraft
Masons
Chuck Annals
Bill James
Annals
Ted Gorman
Leo Enwright
Billy Belden
Ron Murabito
Joe Angelina
Dick Chamberlain
Machen Seeks 25000 Dollar Title Bout With Williams
No. 2 heavyweight contender Eddie Machen is set for a potential bout with sixth ranked Cleveland Williams in Houston at Sam Houston Coliseum. Promoter Earl Gilliam confirms a $25,000 guarantee. Williams enters with a 54-4 record and 45 knockouts while Machen is 42-4-1 with 24 knockouts after his last five wins.
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Machen
Williams Houston
Tex
Eddie Machen
Cleveland Williams
Texas Boxing Enterprises
Earl Gilliam
TBC
Sid Flaherty
Sam Houston Coliseum
Williams
Tree Farm Ownership Rises 23 Percent in Decade
Washington report from American Forest Products Industries notes that investment ownership of tree farms grew from 10 percent to 33 percent over ten years, reflecting increased interest by farm and industrial owners.
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Washington
UPI
American Forest Products Industries
National Tree Farm
Hunters and the Bible clash over hunting use of game
An unidentified outdoor writer cites biblical verses to defend hunting and consumption of fish and game. A reader criticizes hunting as savage murder, while scripture is invoked to justify dominion and use of wildlife, noting moderation and restraint.
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Isaac
Esau
Golf Pros Will Play in Albany
Albany and nearby clubs seed a Northeastern PGA team for the national tourney. Steve Savel of Western Turnpike earned the Albany berth by 76 74 150 over 36 holes at Albany Country Club, with Alex Sinclair of Mohawk Golf Club Schenectady securing automatic Northeastern Section entry as 1961 champion.
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Albany
Rochester
Skaneateles
Steve Savel
Western Turnpike
Here
Albany Country Club
Alex Sinclair
Mohawk Golf Club
Schenectady
New York State
Massachusetts
Vermont
New York
Bobby Hall
Midvale Country Club
Sam Arzetta
U. S
Hill
Arzetta
Larry Bartosek
Fence Busting Wagner Bolsters Angels Push
Los Angeles Angels surge in the American League pennant race aided by Leon Wagner who arrived from Toronto before 1961. Wagner leads AL with 18 homers and 48 RBIs tied for second with Norm Siebern, while Pete Runnels and Hank Aaron post notable gains. Batting leaders Rollins and Alou maintain top averages as Sunday's games factor in the latest standings.
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New York
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Toronto
Angels
RBI
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Felipe Alou
Rollins
Alou
Pete Runnels
Boston
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Runnels
Aaron
Policemen and Elks Edge Moose in Little League Clash
Policemen defeated the Moose nine 7 to 2 at Lagoe Field after five straight wins, led by Chan Smith and Chuck Corso with two hits apiece. In the second game darkness halted Marathon versus Elks after 3 1 2 innings with Elks credited 12 11 win. Mike Bacon pitched for Ellis and Jim Coniski started for Marathon. Rich Edwards led Marathon with three hits, and Tucker Rossiter added two for Elks. Upcoming schedule shows Moose vs Firemen and Kingsford Pumps vs K of C with Huron Cement retiring.
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Moose
Lagoe Field
Britt Waters
George Altimanda
George Tyner
Chan Smith
Chuck Corso
Waters
Ron Graham
Marty Meehan
Carl McGann
Mike Skinner
Alamanda
Meehan
McGann
Smith
Corso
Elks
Marathon
Mike Bacon
Ellis
Jim Coniski
Jim MecGiff
Marathon Club
Tucker Rossiter
Ray Cusack
von Holtz
Frank Meyers
Bacon
Rich Edwards
Coniski
MecGiff
Dave Chamberlain
Tom Galletta
Tony Rinaldo
Dave McGrath
Stan Gosek
Huron Cement
Kingsford
Boxing results from multiple cities report ring outcomes
In Santa Monica Johnny Newman 148 stopped Hilario Morales 1474 Mexico City. In San Francisco Jorge Salazar 120% defeated Quan James 123 San Diego 10 rounds. In Sydney Alfredo Cota 15312 Mexico stopped Peter Read 155 Australia. In Salt Lake City Jerry Sims 205 West Jordan Utah outpointed Bill McMurray 210 Sacramento Calif 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
Johnny Newman
Hilario Morales
Mexico City
San Francisco
Jorge
Baby) Salazar
Torreon
Mexico
Quan James
San Diego
Sydney
Australia
Alfredo Cota
Peter Read
Salt Lake City
Jerry Sims
West Jordan
Utah
Bill McMurray
Sacramento
Major League Stars Shine in Braves and Dodgers Wins
Hank Aaron and the Braves hammered five runs with a grand slam and two singles as Milwaukee beat New York 7 to 1 at the Polo Grounds. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers fanned nine in a five hit shutout of St Louis, boosting Los Angeles NL lead to 1 44 games.
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Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Braves
Polo Grounds
Milwaukee
New York
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Kansas Citys
Athletics
Koufax
Gibson
Davis
Aaron
Jay Hook
Aarons
Purkey
Jim Brosnan
Johnny Klippstein
Jay
Reds
Frank Robinson
Don Blasingame
Chico Cardenas
Jerry Lynch
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Houston
Philadelphia
St Louis
International
Jacksonning
Toronto
Atlanta
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Syracuse
Tacksonville
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Tommy Davis Delivers Dodgers 1-0 Win Over Cardinals
Tommy Davis hits a ninth inning homer off Bob Gibson to lift the Dodgers over the Cardinals 1-0 as Koufax notches his 10th win. The Dodgers extend their NL lead while Gibson suffers the hard luck loss.Minnesota Athletics clash highlighted by Rollins and Power three hits each in 9-4 win.
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Homer
Dodgers
Koufax
Twins
K.C
Nichols shoots 68 in Aronimink pro-am at Philadelphia area
Robby Nichols known as the Louisville Slugger posted a 35-33-68 to lead the pro-am at Aronimink Country Club as Marty Furgol matched his 68. Nichols predicts Aronimink will suit Jack Nicklaus for the July PGA Championship and notes Oakmont’s difficulty in the U S Open.
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Newtown Squaree
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Jack Nicklaus
Nichols
Aronimink Country Club
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Aronimink
Philadelphia
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Sargent Dead Former PGA President Dies at 70s
George Sargent a native Englishman and US Open champion died after a lengthy illness in Atlanta. Born in Dorking England he apprenticed at Epson Downs and was a pro at Royal Ottawa. He won the 1909 US Open at Englewood New Jersey setting a then Open record 290 and led the National PGA from 1921 to 1926.
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Atlanta
George Sargent
National Professional Golf Association
Sargent
Dorking
Surrey County
England
Epson Downs
Royal Ottawa Club
Canada
Englewood
N.J
National Pga
Racing Fleet Seized by Calms Near Newport Bermuda
The Newport Bermuda race group contends with a flat calm as Northern Light leads the fleet 158 miles from the line while Stormvogel trails by about nine miles. Nina, a veteran schooner, remains well astern, fully rigged for a fading breeze.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Newport-Bermuda
Northern Light
Stormvogel
South Africa
Nina
Indians Draw Big Home Crowd in Yankees Series Weekend
The Cleveland Indians sold 141 548 tickets over the weekend series with the New York Yankees and total attendance reached 337 354 this season versus 211 271 in 1961 home dates. Dodgers lead league with 907 228, while the Milwaukee Braves show the biggest deficit. The Majors total attendance stands at 7 814 433, up 14.6 percent through Sunday.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported
In the American Association Indianapolis defeated Louisville 4 to 2, Denver beat Omaha 8 to 2, and Oklahoma City triumphed over Dallas Fort Worth 11 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii edged Vancouver 4 to 3 while Portland defeated Spokane 7 to 1 and San Diego won 11 to 0 against Salt Lake City.
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Fort Ontario
Associated Press
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Louisville
Denver
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Dallas- Ft Worth
Hawaii
Vancouver
Portland
Spokane
San Diego
Salt Lake City
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