Frazier Quarry Both Predict KC Victory
Joe Frazier and Jerry Quarry forecast a quick win in their world heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden. The 15 round telecast will be closed circuit coast to coast with New York blackout.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Jerry Quarry
Madison Square Gaten
Frazier
Bellflower
Calif
Quarry
Henry Armstrong
Argentina
Mexico
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Maine
Massachusetts
Texas
Jimmy Ellis
Louisville
World Boxing Association
Cassius Clay
Big Buster Mathis
Madison Square Garden
New Garden
Ellis
Oakland
Strnker
Foreman
Pleasanton
Don Waldheim
Mike Quarry
Ruben Figueroa
Dunsmoor Dominates In No-Run No-Hit Win For Jocko's Grill
Dunsmoor bounced back from a year away to throw a no-run, no-hit game guiding Jocko's Grill to a 6-0 victory over Carson's News. DiGaetano belted a dramatic homer as Seaway Supply beat Skip's Rest 9-4 in 10 innings, with Savona and Angelina among key at bats and defensive plays cited by president Branshaw.
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Dick Dunsmoor
Jocko’s Grill
Carson’s News
Seaway Supply
Skip’s Rest
Fort Ontario
Skip
Fulton-Oswego Motor Express
Dunsmoor
Ronnie Reynolds
Tom Ramos
Nick DiGaetano
Vinnie Savona
Gene Barnes
Savona
Joey Angelina
George Knapp
Dick Johnson
Barnes
Johnson
Dick Benjamin
Duke Lalande
John Spring
Angelina
Dicker Branshaw
Seaway
Abrh
Huributt
Ponzi
O Caron
Benjamin
Chetney
I Lalande
Dignetano
I Johnson
Annal
Hemmick
Knopp
Hammond
Langelina
Allen
Buck
Jocko's Grill
Colasurdo
Roy
Mangano
James
O St. John
Foster
Reynolds
Turner
Clark
Lanigan
Ramos
Sweet
Burke
Frey
Hall
Chiefs and Bisons split1 0 wins in twinbill
Syracuse Chiefs avoided last place by winning 1-0 in the first game of a doubleheader before Buffalo Bisons countered with a 1-0 victory in the second game. Paul Campbell began with Buffalo and threw a two hitter in the nightcap.
Happy Turning Dominates New York Breeders Derby at Finger Lakes
Happy Turning ridden by Concepcion Ledezma won the New York Breeders Derby by 10 lengths over Flower Bill at Finger Lakes. The 3 year old NY bred race covered a mile in 1:41 4-5 as the prohibitive favorite paid 3.80 2.40 2.20 with Be Hardy third. War Dice and Purple Cricket combined for a 1-5 quinella worth 466.80 while 7,920 fans wagered 504,586 dollars.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Happy Turning
Concepcion Ledezma
Flower Bill
Finger Lakes Race Track
Be Hardy
New York State
War Dice
Purple Cricket
Women Golfers Report at Oswego Country Club
Miss Hazel Hewitt and Mrs. Mark Wuerschmidt, pairings chairmen for the eighteen hole women's golf group, request all players report by 8 30 a m Tuesday morning. A shot gun start on nine tees is planned and all participants must be on time.
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Hazel Hewitt
Mark Wuerschmidt
Oswego Country Club
Willie McCovey Leads NL Slugging in 1960s Season
Willie McCovey of San Francisco led the National League with a .545 slugging percentage last season, highlighting his power hitting for the Giants.
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Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
McCovey
Fumbleballers In All-Star, Regular, Makeup Games
Oswego All Stars fall to Camden Wire 26 4 under Fort Ontario lights. Camden players Sullivan Campbell Campbell homer leads visitors as Oswego’s Sharkey adds a two bagger. League standings revised with Broadwell s Rest and Post 2320 at bottom.
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Oswego All Stars
Camden Wire
Fort Ontario
Invaders
Homesters
Oswego
Camden
William S. Monaghan
American Legion
Smith's Hotel
VFW Post
Legionnaires
VFW
Broadwell
Broadwell’s Rest
Smith’s Hotel
Broadwell’s
Post
Bill Sullivan
Art Campbell
Denny Campbell
Harold Sharkey
Hank Audlin
Smith
Wright
Jenkins
Smallidge
Baldwin
Cloonan
Real Estate Transfers In Oswego County Area Notices
Transfers include Ernest C. Chiarella to Phyllis E. Oot in Minetto with Oswego and Minetto property and $1 000 value via stamps. John Baker to Laura E. Kieper in Oswego. Darrel Brown in Pulaski. Dorothy Conigliaro to Ray and June Myrick in Constantia. James Atkinson to John Fish in Pulaski. Leon Bortles to Leona Baxter in Sandy Creek. Max Geer to Thomas Reagan in Orwell. Glenn Reid to Edward Olney in Sandy Creek. Ludger Roy to Walter Schermerhorn in Fulton. Thomas May to Kishan Mahajan in Oswego. Albert Burlingame to William Ennis in Hastings. Eugene Anthony to William Edwards in Fulton.
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James W. Atkinson
Richland
John A. Fish
Port St
Pulaski
Leon Bortles
Mannsville
Leona Baxter
Sandy Creek
Max L. Geer
North
Syracuse
Thomas B. Reagan
Orwell
Glenn W. Reid
Lacona
Edward R. Olney
Ludger Roy
Fulton
Walter A. Schermerhorn
Thomas R. May
Minetto Heights
Kishan P. Mahajan
Fifth Ave
Oswego
Minetto
Albert W. Burlingame
Hastings
William H. Ennis
Brewerton
Eugene W. Anthony
Fulton Et al
William C. Edwards
Emery St
Shampine Dominates Oswego Feature After All Time Speed Mark
Jim Shampine of Clay delivers a dazzling Oswego Speedway performance to win the 45 lap Memorial Day feature after setting an all time single lap speed record during time trials. He laps the field, earns a $1,000 payday, and clips Ken Andrews who set an earlier record. Race adds two heat wins and a semi final to Shampine’s dominance. Andy Brown treated after a heat crash, later released from hospital.
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Shampine
Oswego
Andrews
Jim Shampine
Clay
Ken Andrews
Ronnie Wallace
Fulton
WSEN
Sam Carista
Joe Hylwka
Hylwka
Carista
Barnhart
Steve Lehnert
North Olmstead
Jim Shampiner
Tom York
Jack Greedy
Wayne Landon
Lou Parker
Ken Bartholomew
Ray Wright
Kempton
Ron Thring
Leon Barnhart
Steve Leh
Andy Brown
Oswego Hospital
Dates
Brown
Red Creek
Landon
Muldoon
York
Douglass Wins Kemper Open In Denver Styled Comeback
Dale Douglass cruised to a four stroke victory at the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow in Charlotte finishing 14 under par 274. Charles Coody surged for 278 to take runner up as Arnold Palmer made a late run but settled at 280. Douglass's second victory of the season matches his Azalea Open win earlier year.
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Charlotte
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Quail Hollow Country Club
Charles Coody
Gary Player
Bruce Crampton
Palmer
Joel Goldstrand
George Archer
England
Tony Jacklin
Lee Trevino
Archer
Douglas
Coody
Tird
Mills shocks field with 440-yard world record at NCAA
Curtis Mills, a Texas A&M journalism student and sophomore, clocked 44.7 seconds to break the 440 world mark at the NCAA Track and Field Championships, defeating Olympic champion Lee Evans and Villanova’s Larry James as San Jose State won the team race with 48 points led by John Carlos.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Curtis Mills
Texas A&m
Mills
Lee Evans
San Jose State
Larry James
Villanova
Aggic
Evans
James
Tommie Smith
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Marty Liquori
Ryun
Liquori
Jayhawks
John Carlos
Carlos
Grand Circuit Opens Tonight At Spa Track
The Grand Circuit harness season begins at Saratoga Raceway with nine 2-year-old pacing colts and geldings in a $16,000 Schuylerville Division eighth race and two-year-old filly trotters in a $14,000 Saratoga Springs division. Star handlers Billy Haughton and Stanley Dancer lead the fields as the circuit visits Saratoga through Saturday.
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Saratoga Raceway
Schuylerville
Saratoga Springs
Billy Haughton
Upstate
New Yorker
Stanley Dancer
New York State
Yonkers Raceway
Shadow Rocket
Commissioner
Nardins Luck
Monticello Raceway
Nevele Holiday
Sir Duane
Niagara Ace
Buffalo Raceway
Newport Wigwam
Armbro Harvey
Marcon Norman
Vernon Downs
Terry Forbes
Nailz
Steady John
Syracuse Ball Park Again Hit
Syracuse engineers closed 2000 more grandstand seats at MacArthur Stadium after a seating section collapsed injuring a spectator. The fire in mid May had already shuttered thousands of seats. the stadium now has about 3000 seats left for spectators.
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Syracuse
Ball Park
N.Y
Syracuse Chiefs
MacArthur Stadium
Rich Allen Ties NL Record With 161 Ks in 152 Games
Rich Allen of the Philadelphia Phillies struck out 161 times over 152 games last season, two shy of the National League single season strikeout mark, highlighting a high strikeout total for the league.
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Donn Clendenon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Baseball Scores From Weekend Rain Delays And Night Games
Teams in multiple matchups including Minnesota at California and Cincinnati at Los Angeles, plus late results such as New York 5 Boston 3 and Cleveland 3 0 at Boston. Night games featured Oakland 7 3 and Minnesota 3 4 in 2 13 innings. Standings show Rochester 33 29 and Toledo 338 29 amid a crowded schedule.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
R. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
Powell
Carewn
McAuliffe
Detroit
J. Hall
New York
Petrocelli
Boston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Chicago
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Moose
Holtzman
St. Louis
Giusti
Stoneman
Sutton
Stone
Perry
Wilson
Ross
Merritt
Philadelphia
Cleveland
California
Seattle
Kansas City
Washington
Iain Oakland
Ellsworth
Culp
Hannan
McNally
Bahnsen
Louisville
Lect
Rochester
Toledo
Tiedwater
Columbus
Syracuse
Buffalo Ee
Richmond
Buffalo
Tidewater
W. L. Pet
Chicago Ataes
St. Louis Eeree
Phila
Montreal 1846
San Fran
W. L
Goldberg's And Police Not Wins In Little League Night
Goldberg's extended its six game winning streak by beating Firemen 9 8 in American Division play while Police defeated Moose 9 7. Haynes led Goldberg's with a homer and a double as Oswald and Edwards also produced, and Police benefited from Losurdo's three hits. Mazeroski's long NL second base record noted.
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Goldberg
Police
Moose
K of C
Elks
Bob Haynes
Haynes
John Barclay
Bill Driscoll
Bill Edwards
Kevin Tice
Dave Oswald
Don Wallace
Rick Lester
Brett Tice
Dave Crisafulli
Bob Farrell
Mickey Losurdo
Jim Dorval
Mark McGiff
Jim Clark
Dan France
Losurdo
Dan Fern
Jamie Hoey
John Bletch
Jim Culeton
Tomae
Matt Pelkey
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DiGaetano
Chiefs
Bisons
Niagara Falls
Bison
Paul Campbell
Joe Mackey
al Closbo
Jan Dukes
Anh
Closter
Rooster
Don Cook
Illy Farmer
al Yates
Curt Brown
Tides
Julio Navarro
Toledo Mud Hens
Fred Beene
Arturo Miranda
Red Wing
the Palladium
TIMES
Ernest C. Chiarella
Fulton Ave
Phyllis E. Oot
Main St
John Baker
Tallman St
Laura E. Kieper
E. Seneca St
David W. Bailey
Darrel Brown
Lewis St
Village of
Dorothy Conigliaro
Cobleskill
Ray H. Myrick
June C. Myrick
Constantia
Harper
Cea
Campaneris
Oak
Lolich
McDowell
Wynn
Kessinger
M. Alou
Tolan
L. May
Brock
Bonds
Singer
Stargell
Nert
Jim Gray
Mark Letcher
Joe Hy Iwka
Don Stephenson
Fred Graves
Bentley Warren
Jim Muldoon
Butch Hoffman
Russell Gray
Doug Amstutz
WILC
Kemper
Orville Moody
Julius Boros
Denver
Coady
Birds
Spa
THE
International League
Bill Mazeroski
Allen B. McRae
East Bridge Street
Oswego, N. Y
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