Oswego Athletic Club honors junior high and middle school athletes
Oswego High School Athletic Club awards banquet recognized varsity letters for Oswego High Jaycees Oswego Junior High and Oswego Middle School teams.Recipients included extensive lists across Football Basketball Hockey Wrestling Baseball Swimming Track and Cross Country with many named athletes and coaches.
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Oswego High Jaycees
Oswego Junior High
Oswego
Ted Kerley
Bill Symons
Lou Crisafulli
John Farrell
Erwin Dewey
Jack Hastings
Dick Arnold
Jim McAllister
Mike Goldych
Joe Besch
Jan Noyes
Steve Cianfarano
Michael Anthony
Donald Baker
Mark Boutwell
Jeffrey Carroll
Miachel Dehm
Mike Familo
Don Fitzgerald
Michael T. Gentile
Michael Gibson
Dan Goodman
John Harrington
Bill Jarvis
Timothy Knopp
Joseph
Richard Bateman
John Bush
John T. Cavellier
Thomas Chwalek
Doug Dodge
Charles Eastridge
Timothy Frey
Steven G. Frost
Jim Galletta
Marc Grindle
Robert Haynes
Robert Hitchcock
Jim Howard
Ronald Johnson
Charles King
John LaFave
Michael Mulcahey
Tim O'Connell
Jack Pryor
Pete Stancampiano
Bud Pryor
Robert Thomas
Kevin Tice
Jack Torbitt
Martin van Buren
Stephan Vollmer
Tom Vollmer
Donald West
John Woods
Doug Young
William Young
Ronald Zerrahn
Mike Anthony
Tom Behsures
Lou Carpenter
Rich Eggleston
Bill Gallagher
Tim Knopp
Bill LaRock
Mike LeMay
Bill Meyer
John Pesky
Robert Raymond
Tim Riley
Pat Tickle
Mike Bradshaw
Dane Coyer
Steve Dilts
Don Gioa
Dennis Russell
Bob Salisbury
John Saternow
Perry Sconcer
Gary Shaw
Dave Swinson
Rick Turner
Billy Alnutt
George Baldwin
John Bletch
Dave Crisafulli
Jim Dorvall
Dan France
Bernie Johnson
Mike Johnson
Rick Lester
Tom Ruggio
Nick Spataro
Leroy Terpening
Jack Torhbitt
Dave Dewey
Mike Gentile
Rick Gessner
Ted Hinckley
Dan Johnson
Bob Lowery
Jay McGrath
Mike Mulcahey
George Regan
Kevin Regan
Lynn Babcock
Mark Cheyne
Jeff Germain
Karen Leppert
Jeff Linn
Jo Beth Pfaff
Pete Pfaff
Dan Sawyer
Bob Wall
Richard Bieling
Pat Boyzuck
Maurice Fitzgerald
Bill Gibson
Sue Johnson
Richard Olin
Kevin Rourke
Dave Todd
Varsity
Ron Ahart
Jim Castiglia
Tom Drumm
Bill Giambo
Casey Jones
Jim Kessler
Chick Merritt
Clayton Merritt
John McCormack
Chip Parr
Peter Parr
Jim Rebbeer
Schneckenburger
Mark AunClair
Bill Burke
Terry Butler
Donald Cloonan
Doug Czirr
Mark DeSantis
Rick Glerum
Art Hough
Bob Natoli
Red Quesnell
Mark Tyler
Vince Barone
Tom Chavalek
Dehm
Kevin Lyons
Mike Rafferty
Jeff St. John
John Wallace
John Boardway
Dale Butler
William Harris
Douglas Ouderkirk
Eric Parr
Robert Pitcher
Lester Seidenburg
Dave Sova
Douglas Thompson
Ron Zerrahn
Thomas Beshures
Louis Carpenter
George Cook
Bill Edwards
William Gibson
Martin Haynes
Howard Mulcahey
Gordon Powers
Gary Sharkey
Jerry Brown
David Butler
John Cavallier
Bob Haynes
George Henderson
Jamie Hoey
Burt Knight
Mike McCrokie
Marty Nash
Sami Natoli
Gerald Roy
Donald van Buren
Jim Dorval
Steve Flack
Jeff Gordon
Matthew Hinckley
Bill Knopp
Rod McDonald
Thomas Ruggio
Joel Shapiro
Nick ‘Spataro
Brett Tice
Robert ‘Tonkin
Ronald ‘Zerrahn
Kelly LeBlanc
Sam Bonacorsi
Paul Manning
Dave Nutting
Matt Rose
Mike Rose
Tom Syrell
Dave Hoefer
Mike Hoefer
Rod Kleinbach
Joe Lowery
Don Patterson
George Richards
Fran Spiridigliozzi
Bob Cook
Mike Cook
Mike Jackson
Canadian grid sport seeks headway in U S
New York AP reports Canadian professional football touts a longer wider field 12 players per side three running backs and a motion rule as it promotes its game in the United States. Stars Alex Karras and Jerry Kramer headline a July 3 television push to sell Canadian football and its rouge to American viewers.
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Natonal Football League
Alex Karras
Jerry Kramer
Karras
Kramer
The
Rouge
Canada
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
U.S
Notre Dame
Joe Theismann
Granville Vievins
Oklahoma
Jim Stillwagon
Ohio State
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Howard Cosell
Oswego Hick JV baseball ends season with 13 wins
Thirteen victories in 17 starts marked another strong season for Oswego Hick junior varsity baseball. Several key players are set to move to the varsity in 1973. The photo shows the team before their final game with listed players and coaches.
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Oswego Hick
Uate
Tom Beshures
Chip Wallace
Gary Sharkey
Bob Haynes
Supreme Court Upholds Baseball Reserve Clause
The Supreme Court in a 5-3 decision refused to strike down baseballs reserve clause, leaving its antitrust exemption intact. The ruling moves the issue back to Congress, with talks expected to focus on collective bargaining and potential later player freedoms after five to eight years.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Curt Flood
Richard Moss
Major League Baseball Players Association
Baseball
Harry A. Blackmun
Supreme Court
Bowie Kuhn
Milt Pappas
Chicago Cubs
Marking favorite recipes with red seals in cookbooks
The guide advises placing red seals or stars on favorite recipes. If seals cover the page top, a quick scan along the top edge reveals pages containing preferred recipes.
Garlic Toasted Bread Cubes for Salads
Toast bread cubes in hot garlic oil until browned on all sides. Toss warm into green salads for a crisp, flavorful bite.
Carson's News Post Shuts Out McCarthy's Rest to Lead
Carson's News posted a 7-0 win over McCarthy's Rest to seize sole possession of first in the Two City Softball League National Division. Gary MacDonald lasted five innings, Ronnie Reynolds added two, and Carson's forced five hits allowed, while Savona doubled twice and Reynolds, Johnson, and Reidy powered the offense. Skip's Rest managed three singles off Weigelt, with Bob Allen collecting a homer and three singles. Interdivisional games tonight feature Alcan Lakers vs Shacks Patch and Genesees vs Lake City Police Club.
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Carson
McCarthy
Gary MacDonald
Ronnie Reynolds
Danny Dehm
Paul Corbett
Reynolds
Emmett Turner
Dick Stark
Vinnie Savona
Artie Cheney
Mike Reidy
Stark
Savona
Dick Johnson
Skip's
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Elks
Dick Cafalone
Jin Metcalf
Fran Weigler
Skip S
Weigelt
Bob Allen
Duke Lalande
Pete Sears
Danny Schrader
Dave Gill
Alcan Lakers
Shacks
Genesees
Lake City
Bill's
Father &Son Enterprises
Oswego
County Savings Bank
Young Democrats
Jim Culeton
John Bletch
Kevin Tice
Bletch
Gene Earl
Bankers
Burt Knight
Mike Anderson
Anderson
Jeff Loughrey
Larry Byer
Seaway Supply
D.A. Lodge
K of C
Diamond Match
Little League Stadium
Goldberg’s
Westons
Moose
Davis Bros. Meats
Scott Wallace
John Woodworth
Carmen Guinta
Wallace
Jeff Chamberlain
George Ruf
Mike Bradshaw
Mike Gentile
Keith Sheridan
Kof
Mark Masuiica
Dave Walpole
Dave Paternoster
Jamie Donovan
Skip Westcott
Kevin Sheridan
Joe Losurdo
Tom Paeno
Fran Harrington
Rick Wallace
Don Kirk
Len Costello
Harrington
Mike Cutro
Dave Fern
Carl Zerrada
Tim Rafferty
Zerrahn
Chris MeeCarthy
Chuck Spataro
Guy Oldenburg
Hal LaTulip
Dave Wilbert
Olympic hopefuls threaten boycott over Champaign camp
Disus thrower Olga Connolly and long jumper Martha Watson said they would skip the Olympic training camp unless moved from Champaign Illinois. They filed a letter with AAU President Jack Kelly and coach Nell Jackson, citing heat humidity and wind as reasons.
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Champaign
Olga Connolly
Martha Watson
Amateur Athletic Union
Jack Kelly
Nell Jackson
University of Illinois
Miss Watson
Long Beach
Calif
Writers Association
Willye White
Chicago
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
National League batting led by Sanguillen and Cedeno with Pittsburgh and Houston stars A in the mix. Morgan and Bonds head runs, Bench dominates RBIs, and Jackson powers home runs. Pitching highlights include Blass and Carlton with high win totals and Carlton strikeouts. American League features Rudi Alomar and Cash with key team marks and Perez/Loich.
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Pgh
Cedeno
Hin
Morgan
Cin
Bonds
Bench
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Brock
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Maddox
Cardenal
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Bowa
Phi
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Tolan
Kingman
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J.ray
Htn
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Seaver
Rudi
Oak
Piaiella
Harper
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D.allen
R.jackson
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Fisk
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Aparicio
Blair
Bal
McCraw
Cle
Cash
Det
Epstein
D. Nelson
Tex
P.kelly
Fingers
Burgmeier
Lolich
G.perry
Trevino Eyes First Class Women’s Pro Tournament
Lee Trevino plans to sponsor a women’s pro tournament in the El Paso area next fall. He aims for a $30,000 to $35,000 purse and a first class package of hotel and travel amenities. The project would open with a new course and a women’s event, potentially under a name not yet decided.
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Pirates Rally to Top Dodgers as Clemente Homers
The Pittsburgh Pirates exploded for 16 hits including homers by Roberto Clemente Gene Alley and Al Oliver to crush the Dodgers 13 3 and move back into first in the NL East. Oliver and Clemente drove in three runs each as Pittsburgh snapped a 23 inning scoreless streak and boosted their .284 team average.
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Houston Astros
Pirates
San Diego
Roberto Clemente
Gene Alley
al Oliver
Los Angeles Dodgers
Astros
Larry Dierker
New York
Houston
Mets
Postpone Senior Little League Games Tomorrow and Thursday
Secretary Bob Farrell announced that Senior Little League contests set for Wednesday and Thursday evenings are postponed to accommodate students taking final exams and will be rescheduled.
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Bob Farrell
Local Golfer In Freak Accident At Publinx Trials
SUNY Oswego golfer Don Christian fired sub par rounds at Durand Eastman in Rochester but missed the United States Public Links field by four strokes. Qualifiers were Jim Kuntz of Rochester and Bill Klimenscheck of Little Falls, both with 140 totals, earning all expenses to Indianapolis. Christian’s twin Tom withdrew after a freak accident linked to Pete Serifino who aced the 17th.
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Don Christian
Rochester
Indianapolis
Rochester Tech
Jim Kuntz
Bill Klimenscheck
Little Falls
Publinx
Christian
Battle Island
Tommy
Williamstown
Mass
Pete Serifino
Cosell Urges National Sports Commission Over Pro Flaws
Howard Cosell attacked perceived sports excesses before a Senate subcommittee and urged creation of a national sports commission with power to suspend franchises for serious violations. He faulted owners and broadcasters for profit motives and criticized monopolies and TV blackouts harming access to games.
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Washington
Howard Cosell
Congress
Cosell
ABC Network
Senate
Camelot
National Sports Commission
Marlow Cook
R-Ky
Jack Dolph
American Basketball Association
Sports Commission
BYU Star Golden Richards to Sit Out Next Season
Provo Utah Golden Richards BYU split end will not play next year after failing to meet academic standards. Richards led the nation in punt returns last season and tied the NCAA record with four punt return touchdowns in a season.
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Provo
Utah
Brisham Young University
Golden Richards
Richards
NCAA
Grich and McMullen Homers Key Late Tie for Oakland
Bobby Grich hit a two run homer for Baltimore while Ken McMullen homered for California. Mike Epstein collected two frame runs and drew a bases loaded walk in the eighth to force the tie breaking run for Oakland. Norm Cash hit his 15th homer for the Tigers.
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Leo Cardenas
Bobby Grich
Baltimore
Ken McMullen
California
Mike Epstein
Oakland
Norm Cash
Tigers
Cepeda Rejoins Braves After Weekend Dispute
Orlando Cepeda returns to Atlanta after a sideline dispute with manager Lyman Harris. Cepeda, 34, a former NL MVP, missed two games due to knee surgery last August and was suspended without pay before being reinstated after talks with Harris and Eddie Robinson. He expressed relief and thanked Robinson for mediating.
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Atlanta
Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta Braves
Cepeda
Braves
Montreal
Lyman Harris
Harris
Eddie Robinson
Die Robinson
Thrifted House Dress To Summer Outfit DIY
A quick home refashion converts a worn house dress into a light summer dress. Cut off the sleeves and collar to create a square neckline, bind the armholes with bias binding for a neat finish.
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