Booster Club Honors Oswego Catholic High Athletes at Picnic
Oswego Catholic High School hosted a large Booster Club picnic to honor athletes across sports along with guests and faculty. Key figures present included President Dick Nardozzi, Rev. William Lorenz, principal Rev. Eugene Yennock, and coach John Naioti. Planning for the 1971-72 season and the school’s first football season were noted, with future Sports Award banquets hinted at.
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Sports Score Board
Pirates Rally Past Mets In National League Tilt
Dock Ellis won his ninth straight and Willie Stargell hit a two run homer as the Pirates defeated the Mets 6-0. Ellis tied a NL record with five putouts, while Bob Robertson set a major league single game assists mark with nine. Pirates lead NL East by 4 1/2 games. Stengel left knee bruise minor.
Cinderella rookie Mahler aims for top in Schaefer 500
John Mahler, 34, of Bettendorf Iowa arrives at Pocono with a new McLaren and top crew to chase a high finish in the $400000 Schaefer 500 on July 3. After a breakout Indy rookie speed, he bought a McLaren, turbo engines and transport, aided by sponsor support and Louis Unser as chief mechanic.
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Open Olympic Games Favored By AAU Head
MIAMI BEACH AP Mod revolutionary AAU President Jack Kelly advocates an open Olympic Games matching pros and amateurs. He argues fastest eight sprinters should compete regardless of jobs, and a pro in one sport should be eligible in another. He cites Hayes and football players.
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Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
Major league batting leaders by league with Oliva Murcer and Torre among top averages. Highlights include Oliva and Murcer in American League runs and hits, Stargell and Bonds in NL power totals, and key pitching leaders Cuellar Lolich Seaver among standout pitchers.
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Gorman Triumph Sparks Wimbledon Rally Comeback
Gorman, 23, from Seattle, staged a brilliant comeback to defeat Cliff Drysdale at Wimbledon, 2-6 6-8 6-3 6-4 7-5, after trailing two sets and facing a match point. He had earlier defeated Rod Laver at Queen's Club, marking back to back upset wins in a week.
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Fights Last Night in Washington and New Bedford
Johnny Gant from Washington knocked out Clyde Tyler of Charles ton, West Virginia, while Paul Cardoza of New Bedford outpointed Johnnie Frietas of Swansea in New Bedford Massachusetts. Cardoza weighed 175, Frietas 170, Gant 146, Tyler 142.
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Johnnie Frietas
Swansea
League Leaders Forfeit And McCarthy’s Win
Carson’s News failed to field nine players and forfeited to Allan Lakers. McCarthy’s defeated Sizinobile 9 0 as Dick Stark allowed two singles. Mike Dearmin contributed seven cof eties, Danny Dehm doubled and sing led, Deuder Reitz added two singles, Sterk hit a seventh inning triple. Tonight Papertronics meets Buckland’s Grill at 6 20 and Shacks Patch vs Mac’s Place at 8
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Vernon Pace Handicap Sparked by Nar Din's Luck
Nar din's Luck, driven by Nardin, surged to win the $10,000 Vernon feature pace by a length at Yonkers in 2 0 0. The colt paid $5.40 as Dillrod placed third. Mark Eden won Vernon Downs' $2,000 trot in 2 04 4 5, edging Speed to Burn. Saratoga featured a pace win by Dancing Leigh at 2 08 2 5, paying $5.40, with Belinda Dares second. Monticello saw Lady Rica lead early and win at 2 04 1 5, paying $12.40. Egyptian Ra captured Buffalo Raceway's pace in 2 06 1 5, paying $10.60. Daily double at Saratoga paid three and three, Marvel Adde and Travis.
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Tom Topper
Scotish Peace
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Empire State
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Cornell Oarsmen Forced to Quit
Syracuse AP A Pan American Games rowing trials report continues on Lake Onondaga but Cornell refuses entry after an oarsman suffers aggravated hernia requiring surgery. Washington defeats Penn in heavyweight qualifier as Dartmouth and Brown crews post times. Cali Colombia hosts the games July 21 to Aug 2.
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Gold production in US from 1799 to 1965 reaches 307 182 000 ounces
Historical mining data shows the United States mined 307 182 000 ounces of gold between 1799 and 1965, reflecting long term output across multiple eras and regions.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From June 22 1971 Palladium Times
East and West divisions list team records with wins losses and games back. Today's results show Cleveland beating Boston, Baltimore over Washington, Chicago over Kansas City, Oakland over Minnesota, Milwaukee over California. Tuesday and Wednesday night games detailed with pairings and pitchers.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Hunter
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Los Angeles
Williams
Nelson
Jenkins
San Francisco
Reberger
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Wise
Nolan
Carlton
Osteen
Blasingame
Phoebus
Twinight
Chiefs Stretch Marain to Five in IL Action
Rochester defeated Charleston 3-1 in 10 innings as Chicago native Dave Jonhnard earned the win. Syracuse beat Tidewater 7-2 to extend the Chiefs lead to five games, while Winnipeg Whips edged Toledo Mud Hens 8-6. Len Roshmer Bobby Mitchell Rusty Tap Tom Bawnne Wade Martinez homered for the Chiefs. Rich Coggins Bobby Grich and Don Baylor drove in runs for Rochester.
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Pirates Rip Mets as Stargell Hits 25th Homer of Season
Willie Stargell homered for the Pirates in a 6-0 win over the Mets at Three Rivers Stadium. The slugger leads the majors with 67 RBIs and a .311 average as Pittsburgh extends its NL East lead. Hoyt Wilhelm was released by the Atlanta Braves after his 47-year major league career. Dock Ellis earned his 11th win for Pittsburgh, while Bob Robertson set a major league record with eight first baseman assists.
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Wilhelm Unaware Release at Hand
ATLANTA AP Hoyt Wilhelm the ageless knuckleball reliever who has spent more than half his life in baseball says he can pitch if given a chance. He will celebrate his 48th birthday July 26 and was released by the Atlanta Braves in a surprise move after a doubleheader with Montreal. The Braves made no prior trades before June 15. Oscar Brown and Tom House were called up from Richmond. Marv Staehle was traded to Hawaii for Jack DiLauro and Hank McGraw who will join Richmond. Wilhelm began his career with Mooresville in the minor leagues.
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SkeKeDo Wins After Rocket Again Disqualification
At Finger Lakes Race Track, SkeKeDo took first in the feature seventh race after Rocket Again was disqualified for impeding in the stretch. Jockey Danny Roster rode the winner, paying $7.50 $4.20 and $3.00 as the crowd of 3,368 wagered $242,095 for the 4 1/2 furlongs in :55.85.
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Foss Tops All Star Ballot Vote For Backstop
New York AP reports Ray Fosse of Cleveland has caught and passed Bill Freehan of Detroit for the catcher spot on the American League All Star team. Fosse leads Freehan 169,743 to 158, according to figures released by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Outfielder Carl Yastrzemski of Boston remains the leading vote getter with 350,046.
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Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Bill Freehan
Detroit
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Bowie Kuhn
Carl ‘Yastrzemski
Boston
Player reaches majors after war service and long career
The subject served three years in World War II then returned to baseball and broke into the major leagues in 1952 with the New York Giants. This marked his 20th season in the majors.
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