Large Field to Tee Off in OCC Tourney
Twenty six foursomes compete next Monday at Oswego Country Club in the third annual Pro Member golf tournament featuring Central New York PGA professionals teamed with Oswego club members. All pros play bestball with three members. prizes and cash awards are offered.
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Oswego Country Club
Central New York
PGA
Oswego Club
Skip Lawlor
Owasco C. C
Ted Lisk
Jack Scullin
Carey Salander
Jim Doherty
Beaver Meadow G. C
Tom Brennan
Gordon Kittle
Frank Wells
Pete Grygiel
McConnellsville C. C
Bill Kelly
Jack McPhee
Nottingham Knolls C. C
Ed Lisk
Dan Dorsey
Sam Murabito
Ray Ziats
Cazenovia G. C
Stan Lisk
Dick Benson
Bob McCormack
Jim Peters
Cazenovia C. CC
Martin O'Toole
Jim Donovan
Tom Spaulding
Kuhn Moves to Break Gambing Ties Linking Braves to Parvin-Dohrmann
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn plans to sever ties between the Atlanta Braves and Parvin-Dohrmann, owners of Las Vegas casinos, after a monthlong probe into stock holdings. Braves executives Coleman Bartholomay Louis and Finley face divestment or resignation. The case follows SEC scrutiny and echoes a historic stance against gambling ties in baseball.
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Kuhn
Baseball
Vegas
New York
Bowie Kuhn
Las Vegas
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Delbert W. Coleman
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Braves
William C. Bartholomay
John J. Louis Jr
Oakland
Charles C. Finley
Parvin-Dohrmann
Coleman
Club
Baseball Board
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin
Bartholomay
Louis
Securities and Exchange Commission
Finley
Chicago
London
Joe
Kennesaw Landis
Chicago White Sox
Landis
Havana
Inverted Colander Catches Bacon Grease Sparks
A kitchen trick uses an inverted colander over a skillet to stop grease pops while frying. The hot splatter escapes but is contained by the colander, keeping the stove cleaner and reducing cleanup after cooking bacon or similar foods.
Unsung Cub at Third Base in Tinker Evers Chance Era
The World Almanac identifies Harry Steinfeldt as the Cubs’ third baseman in the famed double play combo with Tinker, Evers, and Chance. He helped the 1907 Cubs win the World Series against the Detroit Tigers and Ty Cobb by hitting .470.
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Tinker
Evers
Chance
Chicago Cub
World Almanac
Harry Steinfeldt
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Durocher Patience with Willie Mays Defines Cubs Era
Leo Durocher guided Cubs players with patient confidence fostering second-stringers through his 1951 Willie Mays mentoring and steady leadership. He backed Don Kessinger, Ferguson Jenkins, and young talents, driving a winner’s culture and ensuring every game mattered in pennant races.
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Durocher
Mays
Leo
Branch Rickey
Connecticut
Chicago
Cubs
New York
Brontosaurs
Alvin Dark
Eddie Stanky
Don Kessinger
Peewee Reese
Ferguson Jenkins
Glenn Beckett
Ernie Banks
Ken Holtzman
Bill Hands
Don Young
Randy Hundley
Kessinger
Willie Mays
Giants
Willie
Cub
Joe Amalfitano
Willie Smith
al Spangler
Smith
Dick Selma
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Adolfo Phillips
Dodgers
Cardinals
Pete Reiser
Pacers Sign Duke Guard Dave Golden for 6-1 Backcourt
Indiana Pacers announce the signing of guard Dave Golden from Duke University. The 6-foot-1 backcourt player averaged 8.7 points per game for the Blue Devils last season.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Dave Golden
Duke University
Golden
Blue Devils
Ski team spring training camp canceled at Snoqualmie Pass
Seattle AP reports extreme heat led to the cancellation of the U S ski team spring training camp set to begin today at Snoqualmie Pass. Rene Moser of Alpental confirmed the decision with U S team coaches.
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Seattle
U.S
Snoqualmie Pass
Here
Rene Moser
Alpental
Jaynes to Face Goss in Expo main bout
Irish Beau Jaynes of Lowell Massachusetts will meet Sammy Goss of Trenton New Jersey in a 10 round main bout at the Expo sition Building promoter Sam Silverman announced Thursday.
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Portland, Maine
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Sammy Goss
Trenton
N.J
Exposition Building
Sam Silverman
Harrington Wins TKO In Maine Bowling Bout
Bob Herrington of St. Louis won by technical knockout in the fifth round over Tony Lampron of Westbrook in a 10 round feature at the Exposition Building Portland. Roy Lee of Kingston Jamaica stopped Sonny Floyd of Trenton in two rounds in the semifinal.
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Portland, Maine
Bob Herrington
St. Louis
Tony Lampron
Westbrook
Maine
Braves use five first basemen in 1968 season
The 1968 Atlanta Braves relied on five different players at first base during the year as they shuffled through options in the position.
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Atlanta Braves
SUCO Golfers in Tenth Place at NCAA Tourney
Corky Bassler of San Fernando Valley State became the first collegian to break par on New Mexico’s South Course and lead the NCAA college division after a 70 in the third round. Rollins College led with 919, San Fernando Valley 921, California Riverside 922. Oswego moved to 10th at 977. Duane McNett posted 76 for SUCO with three rounds 239, tied for 15th.
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Corky Bassler
San Fernando Valley
Cal
University of New Mexico
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Albuquerque
Bassler
Rollins College of Florida
University of California At Riverside
State University College At Oswego
Duane McNett
Tom Brennan
Billy Osetek
Jim Gemza
Tommy Jackson
Tommy
Brennan
Jackson
Overcall Earns First Purse Money in N J Owner's Bid
The article notes earnings for N. and Overcall, detailing 1969 totals and career bankrolls for both horses. It lists standings in the International League with teams Louisville Toledo Rochester Tidewater Columbus Syracuse Richmond Buffalo and summarizes Thursday results and Friday matchups including Rochester Toledo Syracuse Buffalo Columbus Richmond Louisville Tidewater.
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International League
W. L. Pet
Louisville
Toledo
Rochester
Tidewater
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Buffalo
Overcall Dominates National Championship Pace at Yonkers
Yonkers racing star Overcall, the 1 year old Cape Town filly off Overbid Hal Dale, remained unbeaten in 1969 by wire to wire victory in the $50,000 National Championship Pace at Yonkers Raceway. Trained and driven by Del Insko, Overcall extended his win streak to eight, sweeping Yonkers International pacing series with a 2 0 0 minute mile and a 29.0 opening quarter. Miss Donna Adios pressed but settled for second as Twinkle Hanover followed.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Bret Hanover
Adios Butler
Bye Bye Byrd
Capetown
Hal Dale
Yonkers Raceway
del Insko
Insko
Donna Adios
Twinkle Hanov
Plane towing stunts by Dayton car wash prompt promo feat
In Dayton Ohio AP report promoter Neal Loving arrived with an airplane in tow to a CAT Wash gimmick. Neal Loving declared the plane washing on the house as the crew switched to washing the aircraft. Rube Bjorkman, coach at University of North Dakota, was part of the US Olympic hockey squads in 1948 and 1952.
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Neal Loving
Neal
Loving
Rube Bjorkman
University of North Dakota
U.S
Carlos Aiming At Century In 9 Seconds Flat
San Jose State star John Carlos said he aims to run the 100-yard dash in under nine seconds, hoping a good start will break the mark. Kansas rival Jim Ryun noted his own pace in qualifying as Villanova and others eyed the events at the NCAA championships.
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Knoxville
Carlos
Villanova
Erv Hall
Hall
Kansas
San Jose State
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Frank Shorter
Yale
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Jack Feola
Rogue Roost
G. C
Clark Morrison
Chet Rondomanski
Mike Gimelli
Elwyn Nagel
Rome
N. Y
C. Miller, Sr
Jack Fitzgibbons
Bill Shigley
Don Drier
Tengega C. C
C. Miller, Jr
Bob Me
Donough
C. Bullock
Bill Grygiel, Jr
Seneca G. C
Bud Coward
Ken Sicke
E. S. Howard
Joe Zeilic
Cornell Univ. G
Mike Canale
Jack Devens
Pat Molinari
Bill Costello
Thousand Island Club
Bud) Dowdle
Frank Williams
Tony Lombardo
Duke Pflake
Shenandoha C. C
Jim Collins
John Walcott
John
Dan Allen
Norrie Jones
Ike Murray
Stan Mack
St. Lawrence G. & C. C
Jerry Belden
Rudy Swanson
Santo Morabito
Paul Page
Yahnundasis C. C
Charles Riley
Harry Cook
Norm Parry
John J. Lisk
Oswego C. C
Ed Kazarian
Tom Genovese
Bill Green
Dunterprise Assn
Leo Durocher
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Ed Barrow
Barrow
Cincinnati
Pacers
Jaynes
Goss
Harrington
Oswego Agway Co-Op. Inc
DIAL
SUCO
McNett
Er N
Overcall
Helen Buck
Far Hills
Dayton, Ohio
CAT Wash
Fulton
Onondaga Power Boat Association
Regan
Silver Lake
O Jim
Carol Aanan
Windows
Gor
Oswego Shopping
Plaza
Oswego, N. Ys
Seneca Street
Frank M. McDonough
Robert $. McDonough
Esa
John J. Wright
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