Podolak Wins OCC Tourney Second Time Over Downey 3 and 2
George Podolak repeats as Oswego Country Club invitation champion defeating John Downey 3 and 2 in the Sunday final. Podolak had earlier tied for medalist in qualifying and secured victory amid ideal weather and a strong field.
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Stargell Leads Pirates Past Atlanta to Tight NL Lead
Willie Stargell hit a leadoff homer in the 11th inning as the Pirates beat Atlanta 2-1 and moved within 1 1/2 games of the San Francisco Giants. Stargell tops the NL batting race at .328 with Matty Alou, Manny Mota, and Roberto Clemente close behind.
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Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
al Ferrara
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Jim Bunning
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Reds
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Pete Rose
John Stephenson
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Glenn Beckett
Lee Thomas
Byron Browne
Randy Hundley
Bert Campaneris
Ginger Rogers
California Angels
Sompanerts
Cardinals edge Phillies 1 0 as Washburn hurls complete game
Ray Washburn of the Cardinals pitched his first complete game since August, allowing two hits in a 1 0 win over Philadelphia in the opener of a Sunday doubleheader. Dick McAuliffe homered twice for Detroit, driving a 2 0 victory over New York.
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Don Mincher
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Moose Club Takes sole lead in City Fumbleball League
Moose Club moved into first place after beating VFW Post 2320 20 to 9 as Woods A C defeated American Legion 20 to 5. Knights of Columbus won 10 to 4 over VFW Post 5885. Oswego Fumbleball Loge to meet at Woodfest at 7:30 tonight.
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Bill Finch
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John Amico
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Jerry Mahaney
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Bob Budd
Gus Rossi
Bud Cottom
Russ Day
Woods
Harold Sharkey
Bob Victory
Tommy Harrington
Micky Susino
Jack Reidy
Bob Hogan
Jud Branshaw
Bobby Dawson
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Bill Germain
Eddie Haynes
Jimmy Brown
Dave Quesnell
George Bartholomew
Gus Moreau
George Potter
Eddie Wallace
Bill McCarthy
Ted Baldwin
Bob Pelow
Paul Hellard
Oswego
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Sunday's Baseball Results and Standings Snapshot
Cincinnati and New York posted losses while Chicago and Houston posted big wins. The table shows Baltimore leading the standings with Cleveland and Detroit chasing, and multiple upcoming games listed for Tuesday.
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Philadelpha
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International League Standings and Yesterday's Results
The International League features Columbus at 35 21 .625 and Toledo near . ccccccee with Jacksonville 30 27 .526. Syracuse 4-8, Columbus 3-1 in 10 innings. Toledo 7-0 Rochester 6-4. Richmond 10-3 Toronto 3-2. All-Stars vs Boston scheduled at Toronto.
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Rochester
Buffalo
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Toronto
Boston
Casper Trails Palmer In Open After Final Standings
In San Francisco the 1966 U S Open ended with Arnold Palmer and Casper tied at 278 after four rounds by Casper and Palmer. An 18 hole playoff will decide the champion with Casper and Palmer sharing top money positions and Nicklaus also among the prize winners.
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Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Dave Marr
Phil Rodgers
Bobby Nichols
Doug Sanders
John Miller
Mason Rudolph
Wesley Ellis Jr
Ben Hogan
Palmer, Casper Tie U S Open After Stunning Collapse
Arnold Palmer squandered a seven stroke lead in the final round of the U S Open and tied Billy Casper at 278, the former fat man who shed pounds on a bear meat diet. The dramatic finish unfolds in San Francisco with both golfers near the lead at the championship.
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Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Smith First Swift Runnerup For Second Successive Week
Bob Smith captured his third Oswego Speedway main event win in four starts, beating Nolan Swift by about four car lengths after taking the lead on lap 28. Leon Barnhart and Wayne Landon also posted strong runs, with Bobby Pierce breaking into a top five.
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Terrell Jones Skips Workouts Amid Title Bout Prep
WBA heavyweight champion Ernie Terrell and challenger Doug Jones skipped workouts after sparring in front of large crowds. Terrell's trainer said he nears peak in training for the June 28 title defense. Jones' trainer echoed that his fighter is nearing top form.
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