Eagle Class Speedsters Set for Oswego 35-Lap Feature
Oswego Speedway hosts a likely record field for the 35 lap feature with 18 of 20 starters aiming to challenge Bob Hodgson of Buffalo and Art Bennett of Battle Creek Mich. for the points lead as Nolan Swift defends the Oswego title with Dick Jerrett Jr. inching close.
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Bob Hodgson
Buffalo
Art Bennett
Battle Creek
Mich
Oswego Speedway
Bennett
Hodgson
Oswego
Nolan Swift
Syracuse
Dick Jerrett, Jr
Mexico
Jerrett
Rob Hodgson
Dick Jerrett Jr
Jim Shampine
Norm Mackereth
Ronnie Wallace
Jim Gresley
Tod Gibson
Leon Wieske
Jack Nichols
Billy Yuma
Ken Fisher
Joe Hylwka
Mark Letcher
Buckery Dew
Jack Murphy
Wayne Landon
Jim Leonard
Don Diffendorf
Mort Anderson
Bud Crotty
Robby Pierce
Don McClaren
Tom Straley
Bryant Osgood
Hail To All Wins Jersey Derby Then Belmont Stakes
Hail To All the strong son of Hail To Reason Ellen's Best won the Jersey Derby at Garden State and Belmont Stakes in a week, challenging for 3-year-old honors. Trainer Eddie Yowell added blinkers after poor Derby and Preakness showings to sharpen the colt’s late run and vindicate rider Johnny Sellers.
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Ellen
Lucky Debonair
Tom Rolfe
Dapper Dan
Garden State
Eddie Yowell
Yowell
Hail To All
Hail To Reason
Johnny Sellers
Sellers
Manuel Ycaza
Ben Cohen
Johnny
Mantle Caps Yanks With Grand Slam In 10-2 Victory
Yankees beat the Twins 10-2 as Mickey Mantle hit his first grand slam since 1962 in the first inning. Phil Linz Roger Maris and Ross Moschitto homered for New York while the Tigers beat Kansas City 3-1 behind Hank Aguirre who improved to 8-2. Phillies toppled Dodgers 4-2 on Dr. Strangeglove Stuart’s homer and two-run single.
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Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Detroit
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Twins
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Mantle
Mel Nelson
Phil Linz
Roger Maris
Ross Moschitto
Bill Skowron
Red Sox
Eddie Fisher
Bob Tillman
Juan Pivarro
Rocky Colavito
Angels
Rudy May
Albie Pearson
Jim Fregosi
Pete Richert
Don Lock
John Orsino
Dr. Strangeglove
Stuart
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Tuart
Dodger
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Bill White
U S And British Trackmen In Tie At Cornell Penn Meet
Ithaca N Y AP Cornell Penn and Oxford Cambridge split points in the seventh international meet at Schoellkopf Field with Tom Gage winning the shot put and the 440 yard relay team anchoring to a win. Oxford Cambridge dominated the running events and set or tied several records while Ivy Leaguers claimed a few wins. The series stands 3 3 1 all even.
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N.Y
Cornell-Penn
Tom Gage
Oxford-Cambridge
Schoellkopf Field
Gage
Cornell
Rick Owens
Penn
Oxford
Cambridge
Wendell Mottley
Trinidad
Yale
Mottley
Robert Harper
Wayne Gustafson
John Smigelski
Harrison Clement
Bryan Westfield
Sogba Bosu
James Fox
Nino Benvenuti Wins World Junior Middleweight Title
In Milan, Italy Nino Benvenuti defeated Sandro Mazzinghi to claim the world junior middleweight title. The bout ended with Benvenuti stopping Mazzinghi after six rounds.
Player In Lead Palmer Fails To Make Open Cut
Gary Player leads the U S Open at halfway after two 70s at Bellerive while Arnold Palmer misses the cut for the first time in eight years. Jack Nicklaus makes the cut. defending champion Venuti exits, and Deane Beman and Frank Beard sit among the leaders.
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ST. Louis
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
San Franciscan
Bellerive Country Club
Kel Nagle
Nagle
Mason Rudolph
Deane Beman
Baltimore
Frank Beard
Ralph
Gene Littler
Raymond Floyd
Sam Snead
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Ray Floyd
Rex Baxter Jr
Gordon Jones
Bruce Devlin
Cap Hanover Is Vernon Winner
Cap Hanover wins the Vernon feature pace by a nose over Cosbell Express at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 02 45 for $6,000. Poplar Lee Eppy paid $6.90 with Cosbell Express at $19.50 and Meadow Dan third. Other features: Candid Rodney wins at Saratoga in 2 052 5 for $4,000, Dasher Hanover takes Monticello invitational trot, Guy Oakie edges Grace Frost at Buffalo for $3,000 trot.
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Poplar Lee Eppy
Roosevelt Raceway
Cosbell Express
New York State
Eppy
Meadow Dan
Saratoga Raceway
Candid Rodney
Gloversville
Herald
Swamp Root
Lansing Hanover
Vernon Downs
Cap Hanover
Murdock Hanover
Rocky Mite
Monticello Raceway
Dasher Hanover
Argo Can
Brisk Hanover
Buffalo Raceway
Guy Oakie
Grace Frost
Local Softball Exhibition Slated At Fort Ontario
Local 214 of the Industrial Softball League meets Gardner's of the Fulton Softball Association in an exhibition game at Fort Ontario Sunday evening. The non league tilt should draw fans from both communities.
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Industrial Softball League
Gardner's
Fulton Softball Association
Fort Ontario
Firemen and Seaway Supply Take Games In Poor Weather
Rain washed out Thursday games and makeup play produced two close Little League wins Seaway Supply edged Elks 1 0 and Firemen defeated Goldberg s 5 3. standings show Seaway Supply and Elks leading National Division while Goldberg s PUD and Moose rival in American Division as week schedule lists police Goldberg s K of C Elks Moose Firemen Seaway Supply and Triplets.
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Elks
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Goldberg’s
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Steve Canale
Billy Dunsmore
Greg Canale
Jerry Lass
The
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Canale
Segal
Joe Ferlito
Dan Sullivan
Sullivan
Ferlito
Chuck Rinaldo
George Fox
Dan Jackson
Ange Ponzi
Jackson
Ponzi
Veteran shooters shine at 33rd Great Eastern Skeet Shoot
Bob Bogie of Loon Lake New York won the veterans division by breaking 88 of 100 targets in Class AA All gauge. Floyd Scott of North Wilbraham Massachusetts took the overall 410 gauge title by hitting 97 of 100 targets.
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Stratford, Conn
Bob Bogie
Loon Lake
N.Y
Franklin County
Floyd Scott
North Wilbraham
Mass
Bankers Win First Babe Ruth Tilt In Oswego
Oswego City Savings Bank defeated Lions Club 5 to 2 in Babe Ruth action at Fort Ontario. Gerry Michalski started for Oswego and Tom DeSantis finished, while Jim Coniski and Dan Osmond led Lions Club with two hits each.
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Lions Club
Fort Ontario
Tie City Savings Bank
Masonic Club
Onan
Steelworkers
Starlings
Young Democrats
Steelworkers Local
Gerry Michalski
Tom DeSantis
Jim Coniski
Mike Reidy
Ral Wedlake
Bankers
Bob Allen
Wedlake
Lions
Dan Osmond
Paul Heagerty
Doug Hall
Reidy
Allen
DeSantis
Dan Dunsmoor
Osmond
Oregon and USC Lead In NCAA Track Meet
Oregon gained 10 points with Bruce Mortenson’s late surge in the 3000 meter steeplechase to pull even with Southern California at 20 points as the three day NCAA championships headed into the final day at Edwards Stadium. Seven events had produced winners including Nebraska’s Charlie Greene and Paul Kerry of USC.
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Berkeley
Calif
Bruce Mortenson
University of Oregon
Ducks
Mortenson
Oregon
Trojans
Southern California
University of California
Edwards Stadium
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Paul Kerry
Clarence Robinson
New Mexico
John Fiore
Boston College
Fiore
Alex Schulten
Bowdoin
Robinson
Lobos
Fresno State
Craig Fergus
Tony Lynch
Harvard
Rex Cawley
Greene
Darel Newman
Lynn Headley
Bernie Rivers
Northeastern
Montana
Yankees Rally To Crush Twins After Slump
New York Yankees snapped a four game slide by scoring six runs in the first inning and beating the American League leading Minnesota Twins 10 to 2. Bill Stafford won as Mickey Mantle belted a grand slam, his first since June 5, part of four homers by the Yankees with Maris Veiniz and Moschitto also homering.
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NEW York
Johnny Keane
New York Yankees
Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Bill Stafford
Mickey Mantle
Mel Nelson
Mantle
Roger Maris
Phil Veinz
Ross Moschitto
Italian boxer Nino Benvenuti wins world junior title
The Associated Press reports in Milan that Nino Benvenuti, 153, Italy defeated Sandro Mazinghi, 153, to claim the world junior middleweight title. Ador Plaza, 145, Philippines, drew. In Steubenville Billy Smith knocked out Joe Gould. Reno, Nevada hosted the bout.
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Milan
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Sandro Mazzinghi
Benvenuti
Melbourne
Australia
Carmen Rotolo
Adorme
Philippines
Drevy
Nino Benvenui
Sandro Mazinghi
Benuvenuti
Ador Plaza
Drew
Steubenville
Ohio
Billy Smith
Joe Gould Inio
Reno
Nev
O Toole to star in Ride a Cock Horse in London
Actor Peter O'Toole will appear in a London stage run of Ride a Cock Horse with Wendy Craig and Yvonne Mitchell before starting Venus Rising with Audrey Hepburn.
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London
Peter O'Toole
Wendy Craig
Yvonne Mitchell
Audrey Hepburn
Ernie's Rest Dominates K of C In City Softball
Ernie's Rest defeated K of C 10 to 4 in City Softball League Class B action. Johnson pitched a three-base hit highlighted a five run fifth inning as Beauchene and Har rington contributed two singles each.
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Ernie
Dicker Branshaw
Carson
Serene
Eeeene
Genesees
Dsakises
Hibernians
Cocceidocveee
U-O Motor Express
Carson's News
County Cleaners
Ernie's Rest
Mekte SS Sveisevsssesense
Campbell
Ernie's
Sereno’s
Elks
Oswego County Cleaners
Lupe
Ernie’s
Johnson
Harrington
Allison
Beauchene
Billy Martin
K of C
Mike Sugar
Syracuse Tops Atlanta in 5-3 Victory
Syracuse defeated Atlanta 5-3 as Cleon Jones and Bill Hass hit early homers for Buffalo, while Toronto Maple Leafs extended to six straight wins with a 8-1 victory over Toledo. Joe Foy had four hits for Toronto.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Atlanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Joe Foy
Maple Leafs
Toronto
Mike Andrews
Toledo
Roger Repez
Julio Navarro
Syracuse
Cleon Jones
Bill Hass
Buffalo
Columbus
Mt Kennedy Neighbor Mt Hubbard Named for Gardiner Hubbard
Mt Kennedy's neighbor Mt Hubbard at 14,950 feet was named for Gardiner Greene Hubbard, the first president of the National Geographic Society.
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Mt. Kennedy
Mt Hubbard
Gardiner Greene Hubbard
The
National Geographic Society
Minor League Results Pacific Coast League Scores
Tacoma beat San Diego 9 to 3 while Denver defeated Portland 6 to 1. Oklahoma City 6 Spokane 4 and Indianapolis 3 Salt Lake 1 with Vancouver 3 Arkansas 2 in 11 innings. Seattle 8 Hawaii 5 rounded out the day.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
San Diego
Denver
Portland
Oklahoma City
Spokane
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Vancouver
Arkansas
Seattle
Hawaii
Friday's Stars: Mantle's Grand Slam Powers Yankees Past Twins
Mickey Mantle of the Yankees hit a grand slam in the first inning, fueling a 10-2 win over AL-leading Minnesota. Hank Aguirre of the Tigers limited Kansas City to three hits in a 3-1 victory, retiring the last 16 in order.
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Mickey Mantle
Yankees
New York
Minnesota
Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Kansas City
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