Field of 100 in OCC Pro-Member Tourney at Oswego
One hundred players will compete Monday starting at 9 a.m. at the OCC Pro-Member event in Oswego’s country clubs. Seventy five Oswego golfers team with 25 Central New York pros for the Willard Gray memorial tourney with a 9 a.m. start, refreshments on course, and a buffet prize distribution after play.
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OCC
Oswego
Country Club
Central New York
Prbs
Willard Gray
James Dougherty
Beaver Meadow
G.C
B. Coward
G. Bailey
D. Nellis
Frank Nastri
Auburn
Mexico MACS honors athletes during Block M dinner
An overflow Oswego Panarama crowd heard Walt Patulski, All American and NFL draftee, describe high school days as joyful and football as a full time job. Also honored were MACS athletes of the year and top performers in wrestling, baseball, basketball, and cross country. graduates Brown and Mrs Brown plan further education.
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Mexico
Mexico Academy
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Big Walt
Tilly Hassett
Walt
Joseph Tagliareni
Charles Tagliareni
MACS
William Spicer
James Spicer
Mark Loomis
Lee Loomis
Patrick Mort Hamer
John D. Hamer
Alec Vaughn
Main Vaughn
Fred Tourot
Frederick Tourot
Daniel D. Brown
Jane Brown Jencks
Robert W. Brown
Cornell University
Ithaca
Brown
Central School
Marcia Fischer Brown
Walter C. Fischer
New Haven
University of Rochester
Univeristy of Illinois
Champaign
Mr. Brown
NYS Demos Seek Delegates to Meet Rules for McGovern
New York Democratic leaders review a list of 500 names to assemble a delegation for the national convention. They aim for 19 women, five Blacks, and five Puerto Ricans to total at least 25 votes for Sen. George McGovern, meeting party rules enacted last October. The State Committee meets Saturday in Niagara Falls to finalize the lineup.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Democratic
George McGovern
Democratic State Committee
Niagara Falls
Mit
Rosenbloom May Acquire Rams In Three-Way Deal
Los Angeles Rams may be sold in a three way transaction involving Carroll Rosenbloom owner of the Baltimore Colts and Robert Irsay of Skokie Illinois. Rams President Bill Barnes confirms talks ongoing for over a year while other bidders like Carlos Romer and Hugh Culverhouse are reported. Barnes notes complexity and estate duties loom as the Reeves estate weighs offers.
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LOS Angeles
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Bill Barnes
Rosenbloom
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Robert Irsay
Skokie
Ill
Barnes
Daniel Reeves
Carlos Romer
Santa Monica
Calif
Hugh Culverhouse
Jacksonville
Fla
Reeves
Dick Allen Tops AL All Star Ballot Leaders
Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox leads American League fan voting for the All-Star team with 189 071 votes, ahead of Norm Cash. Brooks Robinson is the top third baseman, and Reggie Jackson headlines the outfielders. The fan vote closes July 15 with starters named July 18. The All-Star Game is set for July 25 at Atlanta Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Melton
White Sox
Melton
Reggie Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Lou Piniella
Kansas City Royals
Carlos May
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Rod Carew
Twins
Cookie Rojas
Royals
Luis Aparicio
Red Sox
Bert Campaneria
A’s
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Ray Fosse
Cleveland Indians
Atlanta Stadium
Lee May
Houston
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Bud Harrelson
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Henry Aaron
Atlanta
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Papertronics Nip P A Nine Wins City League Thriller
Papertronics edged Polish Americans 14 13 in a weather plagued City Softball League game at Fort Ontario. Papertronics led 4 0 early and 6 4 in two, then clinched with three runs in the seventh. Box hitters included Bruce Bennett Bill Mercier Ron Smith with three each.
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Papertronics
Fort Ontario
Misty Lounge
Alcan Jets
Jets
Bruce Bennett
Bill Mercier
Ron Smith
Tim Carey
Bob Barsi
Joe Shannon
Joe Pagano
George McGrath
Pete Szyk
Pagano
Bill Belden
Ron Erwin
Burl Broadwell
Bob Gulliver
Bob Wallace
George Smith
Oswego Speedway Eyes Tomorrow Night Show For $1500 Purse
Oswego Speedway plans a high stakes event tailing a 1,500 winner’s purse with a 100 lap Grand Prix next weekend pushing a total payout above 10,000 dollars. Jim Shampine Baldy Baker and Norm Mackereth lead the early wins and driver standings as Kempton Oates Doug Syer Bob Stelter Brian Osgood and others vie for top honors. Gates open 5 to 5 30 p m warmups at 6 and heats begin 7 45 p m with weather delays possibly shifting dates.
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Oswego
Jim Shampine
Baldy Baker
Norm Mackereth
Fred Graves
Don MacLaren
Ken Andrews
Kempton Oates
Doug Syer
Bob Stelter
Brian Osgood
Jim Cheney
Ronnie Wallace
Johnny Logan
Jack Murphy
New York
Seaboard
Spring Recital Held at Sandy Creek
Ten piano students of Mrs. Elaine Pierce performed a spring recital June 15 at her home. The program included students Jackie Zahler Christine Caufield Julie Niver Susan Howland Pattie Bellville Debbie Day Mark Van Brecklin Cindy Sanderson Nikki Lasell and a flute solo by Vicki Kline.
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Sandy Creek
Elaine Pierce
Jackie
Byll Zahler
Christine Caufield
Julie Niver
Susan Howland
Pattie Bellville
Debbie Day
Mark van Brecklin
Cindy Sanderson
Nikki Lasell
Vicki Kline
Sports chiefs to testify on federal sports commission
Washington AP report says Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Football's Pete Rozelle and Clarence Campbell head the NHL to testify before the Senate Commerce Committee on a proposed federal sports commission. Also set to appear are Leon Hart and John Penelli of the NFL Alumni Association. Kennedy of the NBA is slated for next week with player representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bowie Kuhn
Pete Rozelle
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Senate Commerce Committee
Federal Sports Commission
Leon Hart
John Penelli
National Football League Alumni Association
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Lodge Defeats Davis Meats In a Rain-Shortened Little League Game
D. A. Lodge won 10-4 over Davis Meats at Diamond Match field, with an eight run second inning and the game called after one and a half innings due to rain. Tim Hogan, Bob Smith, Mickey Harrington and Steve Bullard had key hits. Don Sawyer limited Davis to five hits.
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D.A. Lodge
Davis Meats
Diamond Match Field
L. of C
Fort Ontario
D. A. Lodge
Tim Hogan
Bob Smith
Mickey Harrington
Steve Bullard
Don Sawyer
Davis
Ian Henderson
Matt Coffey
Jeff Davis
Bob Baldwin
Bill Mills
Henderson
Walker
Carmen Guinta
Dave Burritt
Trademark registration term under 1946 Act
A trademark is registered for 20 years and may be renewed for periods of 20 years under the Trademark Act of 1946. The act governs registration and renewal terms for protected marks and outlines renewal procedures and limitations.
Two-Man Bestball Event at Battle Island 36-Hole Tourney
Weekend two man bestball golf tournament at Battle Island State Park course over Saturday and Sunday. Rick Taylor sponsors from DuBois Hotel with a $25 team entry covering green fees prizes and a Sunday prime rib dinner. First 40 teams to reserve via Pro Tony Torba or DuBois Hotel.
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Battle Island
Battle Island State Park
Rick Taylor
DuBois Hotel
Tony Torba
DuBois Hotle
Kite takes NCAA golf lead as Levi misses cut
Texas star Tom Kite posted a 133 total after two rounds at Cape Coral Country Club near Fort Myers to lead the NCAA championship. SUNY Oswego’s Wayne Levi of Herkimer failed to reach the top 60 after finishing 149, struggling with a long putt.
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Texas
Tom Kite
Cape Coral Country Club
Fort Myers
Fla
Kite
Suny Oswego
Wayne Levi
Herkimer
Levi
Wayne
Legion Post 358 Plans Summer Meet at New Home
American Legion and Auxiliary members of Robert Edwards Post 358 meet Monday at 8 PM at the new Legion Home on Richland Road for a final summer session and the initiation of new members. Radium discovery credited to Pierre and Marie Curie on December 21, 1898.
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Pulaski — American Legion and Auxilliary
Robert Edwards
New Legion
Richland Road
Pierre and
Marie Cure
France
Golfer Plans to Return Home for State Amateur Qualifier
The golfer explained nerves over short putts could ruin rounds and force a double bogey. He aimed to finish a final practice and travel home for the Monday qualifying round in the State Amateur Tournament.
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J. Hennessey
J. Storm
Paul Kern
Windsor G.C
C. Miller Jr
D. Bird
D. Salander
den Drier
Tengaga C.C
F. Lisk
N. Jones
E. Murray
Stan Lisk
Lake Shore C.C
F. Plata
L. Erwin
H. Cook
Lew Addesso
Newman Park G.C
K. Boutwell
R. Putnam
R. Hurlbutt
James McCoy
Lakeshore C.C
B. Murchie
B. McDonough
D. Burritt
Joe Zeilic
Cornell Univ. G.C
Bill Dowdle
John Davis
Bill Saternow
Dick Govern
Vestal Hills C.C
J. Riley
R. Krolik
F. Tucker
Ed Kroll
Cooperstown C.C
J. Kurimai
J. Walcott
P. Molinari
Jack Feola
Rogues Roost
J. Belden
K. Sicke
B. Manwaring
al Morley
IBM C.C
M. O'Toole
N. Sterio
NYS Demos
Lebanon
Tenn
Raymond Lasater
Hunters Point
Edward Ferguson
Syra
Vegales Downs
Thruway
Vernon
East
Pakistan
Burma
T. J. Burke Lumber Co., Inc
E. Second St
Adriatic Sea
Yugoslavia
Albania
Campbell Product
Holy College Plaza
Oswego, N. Y
Pnss
Sakrete
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Campbell Products
Harry T. Campbell Sons’ Ce
Flintrote Company
Tewsen
Maryland
the Palladium-Times Fri
E. Oswego
Rbalata
Anien
Trac
Norm’s Mobile
E. Bridge ST
Heublein, Inc
Hartford
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