Hall Pounds Out .418 Average For OCHS Baseball Champs
Oswego Catholic High stated its dominance by an 15 2 season record and an 11 0 Oswego County League title run. Captain Bobby Hall led with .418 batting average and 23 hits in 55 at bats while Gary Roy tied for runs with 14. Pitching saw Ken Kolinda undefeated in six games with the mound staff, and Gary MacDonald at 6 1. Other top batters included Bill Fisher .348 Leo Enwright .327 and Joe Bendzunas .300 as OCHS eyes a strong rebuild for 1967.
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Bobby Hall
Oswego Catholic High
OCHS
Hall
Crusaders
Oswego
Gary Roy
Bill Fisher
Leo Enwright
Joe Bendzunas
Ken Koliada
Gary MacDonald
John Jadas
John Nasiot
Roy
Jadas
Kolinda
Danny Dehm
Babe Ruth Opener Opens With Missing Scores
Babe Ruth Baseball League began the 1966 season at Fort Ontario with Oswegon City Savings Bank versus Lions Club in an 84 game, but the score is unknown due to unidentified rivals. Masonic Club vs Starlings was listed for later in the week but postponed by school graduations. one makeup at 1 30 Saturday involves Young Democrats and Steel Workers Local 2887.
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Oswegon City Savings Bank
Lions Club
Masonic Club
Starlings
Jerry Altimonda
No Hitter and Grandslam Highlight LL doubleheader
In a Monday Little League doubleheader at the Stadium the Triplets beat the Elks 6-0 as Mike Palmitesso pitched a no-hit no-run game and his brother Ted Palmitesso hit a bases loaded homer. Goldberg's then defeated Moose 12-9 in a high hitting contest led by Tom Murray with four hits two doubles and five RBIs.
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Elks
Mike Palmitesso
Ted Palmitesso
Jim Enwright
Leon Pauley
Goldberg
Joe Amedio
Tom Edwards
Tom Himes
Tim Barker
Dick Ottman
Moose
Sam Lazzaro
Harold King
Don Quesnell
Dan Ottman
Bob Jackson
Joe Burke
K. of C
Seaway Supply
Police
Firemen
Fighters take day off from training ahead of title bout
Heavyweight Ernie Terrell skipped a second day of training in Houston while challenger Doug Jones returned to workouts as the June 28 World Boxing Association title fight nears. Both had trained hard over the weekend.
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Houston
Ernie Terrell
Doug Jones
World Boxing Association
Terrell
Jones
League Scorebook Shows Daily Team Scores Only
The league scorebook or roster is provided separately. only team scores will be published daily.
Casper Rallies To Beat Palmer For Open Crown
Billy Casper defeated Arnold Palmer 69 to force a Monday playoff and won the U S Open at the Olympic Club tying Palmer at 278. Casper will skip the British Open to attend a Mormon church fireside and plans to defend the Western Open title in Chicago.
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Casper
Palmer
Rizzuto to Play New York Oldtimer's Day
The Yankees announced acceptance of invitations for Oldtimer's Day by former infielder Phil Rizzuto and Pete Coscar art, a Dodgers infielder. The event, inviting members of the 1941 Yankees and Dodgers, is slated for July 23.
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Rizzuto
NEW York
New York Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Pete Coscarart
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Dodgers
Ken Boyer A Super Star At Third Base For Mets And Cardinals
Ken Boyer is praised as one of the finest third basemen in baseball history. The 34 year old star with range speed arm and hitting ability stars for the New York Mets after a winter trade from the Cardinals. He was the 1964 NL MVP, led the NL with 119 RBI that year, and twice hit 30 home runs in a season.
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Ae Ken Boyer
Boyer
New York Mets
Cardinals
Ken
Mets
RBI
Yankees
Cardinal
St. Louis
Chuck Hiller
Stan Musial
Musial
Palmer Dazed By Reversals In Golf Game
Arnold Palmer lost the U S Open playoff with Billy Casper after a seven stroke lead disappeared on the back nine Sunday. He tied Casper at 278 after a 39 over nine holes and then faltered in the Monday playoff, failing to reclaim the title he hoped would cap a comeback season.
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San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Olympic Country Club
Palmer
Casper
Pennsylvania
Laurel Valley
Bill
Newark teen drowns while swimming at Cayuga Lake
Duane Ryan a 17 year old Newark high school senior who would have graduated Friday drowned at Cayuga Lake north end in 16 feet of water. Police say he went under suddenly as a classmate who was not a swimmer attempted to reach him with a rowboat but failed. His body was recovered about an hour after the incident.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
Duane Ryan
Newark
Cayuga Lake
Ryan
Ortiz Wins and Sets Sights on State Senate Race
Carlos Ortiz defeats Johnny Bizzarro by technical knockout in the 12th round to retain his lightweight title and announces a bid for New York State Senate in the 29th District. He vows to campaign across his district and cites his poverty background as motivation.
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Pittsburgh
Carlos Ortiz
Bronx
Johnny Bizzarro
New York State
Senate
Ortiz
Civic Arena
Bizzarro
John
Buck) McTiernan
Erie
McTiernan
Bizzaro
Ernie Sesto
Paddy Grimes
Flash Elorde
New York
Manila
Sugar Ramos
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Elorde
Frankie Narvaez
Carlos
High Ad Wins Finger Lakes Feature Stakes
High Ad a 3 year old gelding ridden by Warren Vedilago captured the $1,500 feature at Finger Lakes Race Track beating Big N Low. Locksley Hall finished third as the six furlongs were run in 1:13 4-5 with payouts of 40.80 to win 17.50 to place and 10.80 to show.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
High Ad
Finger Lakes Race Track
Locksley Hall
Warren Vedilago
Two Locals Split Industrial League Baseball Tilts
Industrial Softball League play Monday at Fort Ontario produced one win and one loss for locals, with Local 214 routing Electrical Workers 9 0 behind Fran Weigelt two run homer and Dick Stark near no hit bid. Local 129 rallied past Alcan Jets scoring four in the fifth and three in the seventh, Ray Drake and Gordy Donohue batting and Ponzi allowing 13 safeties.
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Alcan
Carson's News
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Dick Stark
Ken Thompson
Lou Louis
Gene Barnes
Fran Weigelt
Weigelt
Irv Furletti
Bill Germain
Gene Byrnes
Eck
Alcan Jets
Ray Drake
George Gill
Jim Anthony
Len Ponzi
Gordy Donohue
John Oleycurryk
Ponzi
Ronnie Sova
Bryant Resting After Collapse At Coaching Clinic
Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant recovered at View Park Community Hospital after fainting during a coaching clinic. A spokesman said he is suffering exhaustion syndrome from the incident and is resting under medical care.
Miss Marker I8 Wins at Vernon Harness Meet
Vernon Dancer drove Don Roberto to a half length victory in the $3200 conditioned pace at Roosevelt Raceway. Don Roberto paid $6.80 and finished 2:05 1-5 for the mile. Deep Run Byrd was third. Miss Marker won the $1500 trot at Vernon in 2:07 2-5.
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Associated Press
Vernon Dancer
Don Roberto
Santo Tom
Roosevelt Raceway
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Byrd
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Astros Hand Drysdale Fifth Straight Defeat
Don Drysdale struggled as Houston beat Los Angeles 4-2, the Dodgers pitcher suffering his fifth consecutive loss after 37 innings of 5.35 ERA since May 30. The Astros rallied in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie behind Jim Wynn and Rusty Staub, while Gene Oliver and Joe Torre produced key blows for Houston and St. Louis edged New York 4-2 in the other NL game.
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Atlanta
Houston
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Astros
Drysdale
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Jim Wynn
Willie Davis
Rusty Staub
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Ron Perranoski
Chuck Harrison
Staub
Oliver
Torre
Cardinals
Bill White
Felipe Alou
Mets
Ron Hunt
Lou Brock
Curt Flods
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Brock
Eddie Bressoud
Dick Selma
Cardin
Braves Beat Phillies as Oliver Drive-in Two Homers
Gene Oliver of Atlanta drove in three runs with two home runs in a 7-5 Braves win over Philadelphia. Pete Richert of Washington allowed seven hits in a 4-2 Senators victory over Cleveland.
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Gene Oliver
Atlanta
Braves
Philadelphia
Pete Richert
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Giants Sign Two Players In 1966 NFL Contracts
The York Giants announced that quarterback Gary Wood and halfback Smith Reed have signed their 1966 NFL contracts, joining the team for the upcoming season.
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Giants
NEW York
New York Giants
Gary Wood
Smith Reed
Ortiz Stops Bizzarro in Pittsburgh Lightweight Bout
Carlos Ortiz of New York stopped Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pa in the 12th round to defend his lightweight title. In Auckland New Zealand John Houston of Los Angeles out pointed Tuna Scanian of New Zealand in a middleweight bout. In Butte Montana Roger Rouse of Anaconda knocked out Rudolph Bent of Jamaica in five rounds.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Ortiz
Auckland
New Zealand
John Houston
Los Angeles
Tuna Scanian
Butte
Mont
Roger Rouse
Anaconda
Rudolph Bent
Jamaica
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