Frazier Wins by Seventh Round TKO Over Quarry
Joe Frazier dominated Jerry Quarry in seven rounds at Madison Square Garden earning about 350000 versus Quarry’s 250000. Quarry fought bravely despite a deep cut and eye injury and was unable to continue after the seventh round.
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Frazier
Quarry
New York
Joe Frazier
Game
Jerry Quarry
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Ellis
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Los Angeles
Houston
Las Vegas
Harry Kleiman
Yank Durham
Cassius Clay
Joe
Angelo Dundee Ellis
Bellflow
Er, Calif
Rocky Marciano
Jerry
Dr. Kleiman
Bowlers Meet Friday Night City Bowling Association
Secretary Joe Pecora calls a Friday evening meeting at Charles C. Crisafulli Post rooms in Utica to nominate officers for the upcoming season and review issues from last season. Secretaries remind final averages for 1968 69 must be submitted by Friday. All sanctioned bowlers are invited.
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City Bowling Association
Joe Pecora
Charles C. Crisafulli
West Utica St
National League sets record with 44 ten-inning games
The National League played 44 ten inning games last season, setting a major league record for this format. The tally highlights endurance in NL play and comparisons to previous seasons.
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press 1969
American League leaders include Blair and F Robinson in runs and hits for Baltimore and Minnesota. Killebrew and Powell lead RBIs. McNally and Lolich top pitching. National League highlights show M Alou and Stargell in batting, McCovey in home runs, Brock steals, Holtzman and Baldschun with wins, Singer and Jenkins leading strikeouts.
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Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
R. Jackson
Oakland
Killebrew
Powell
McAuliffe
Detroit
J. Hall
New York
Hogan
Seattle
Petrocelli
Boston
M. Alou
Pittsburch
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
Santo
McCovey
San Francisco
Tolan
Cincinnati
Triales
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Roads
Holtzman
Baldschun
San Diego
Singer
Los Angeles
Jenkins
Robert McKown Heads Sandy Creek Club
SANDY CREEK The Sandy Creek Service Club held its annual meeting at The Elms. Robert McKown will become president succeeding Calvin Chamberlain. Denver Miles and Doris Kessler named vice presidents. Nannette Hamer re elected secretary. Edson Setzer re elected treasurer. Four new directors chosen: Mrs. Frederick Tanner Bernard Norton Eugene Reynolds and Mrs. Margaret Knoeller. Henry Babel and Richard Carroll terms not expiring.
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Sandy Creek
Service Club
The
Elms
Robert McKown
Calvin Chamberlain
Denver Miles
Doris Kessler
Nannette Hamer
Edson Setzer
Frederick Tanner
Bernard Norton
Eugene Reynolds
Margaret Knoeller
Henry Babel
Richard Carroll
County Junior Golf Tourney Set for Battle Island Course
Oswego Lions Club sponsors the annual Oswego County Junior Golf tournament at Battle Island State Park course this Wednesday and Thursday. Open to county youths 18 and under, players must report by 7:30 a.m. and register at the pro shop. The 36 hole event runs 18 holes each day with scratch scoring and prizes in all divisions. Gary Rutledge of Fulton defends, with Frank Plata of Oswego last year’s runner up.
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Battle Island Course
Oswego
Oswego Lions Club
Battle Island State Park
Tony Torba
Gary Rutledge
Fulton
Frank Plata
Oswego High
Oswego Catholic High
Fulton High
Council Approves Writing Off 84000 in Back Taxes
City officials agreed on three items from City Chamberlain Paul Miller including writing off uncollectable taxes totaling 11968.04 and 72763.48 for railroad certificates, plus a 700 transfer for bond payments. Other routine approvals and appointments followed, with future uncollectible write offs expected.
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Paul Miller
Common Council
Miller
N. Y. Ontario and Western Railroad
Parks and Playgrounds
Dept. of Works
Dept. of Water
Oswero
Dieringer named head coach at Cleveland State
Ray Dieringer named head basketball coach at Cleveland State University succeeding John McLendon who moved to Denver to coach in the ABA. Dieringer previously served as assistant at Cincinnati and played at Dayton.
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Cleveland
Ray Dieringer
Cleveland State University
University of Cincinnati
University of Dayton
John McLendon
Denver
American Basketball Association
Michigan PGA tournament winner shines in Battle Creek
Glenn Stuart of Battle Creek fired a blazing second round to win the Michigan PGA event with a five under par 139. Defending champion Mike Souchak of Birmingham tied for 14th at 149.
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Davison
Mich
Glenn Stuart
Battle Creek
Michigan Professional Golfers Association
Mike Souchak
Birmingham
Mexico Lions Horse Show This Sunday
The Mexico Lions Club hosts the fifth annual horse show at Bob Monson's Field east of Mexico on Route 104. 24 events start at 9 a.m. Judge is Jim Morgan.
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Mexico
Marion Williams
Monty Hadley
Clifford Pasquale
John O'Mara
Russell Black
Elvin Pierce
North Jefferson St
Lewis Pifer
Lakeland
Fla
Leo Guyett
David Boyd
Tampa
William Hartwell
Mary Boyd
Joseph Allen
Dawn
Harvey Allen
Warren J. Edwards
Maurice Morris
Walter Woodmansee
Syracuse
Paul Gleason
California
Sandy Creek Fire Department Barbecue This Sunday
The Sandy Creek Volunteer Fire Department hosts its annual chicken barbecue at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Sandy Creek Fairgrounds with Mark Harvey preparing the chicken Abe Allen as General Chairman notes plenty of picnic food beverages and a variety of supervised games and contests A live band children race for prizes and a greased pig event are planned a large tent to protect against weather and tickets are available from any department member.
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Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Fairgrounds
Abe Allen
Mark Harvey
Pulaski Grange Hosts Neighbor Night Thursday Event
The Pulaski Grange hosts Neighbor Night Thursday at 8:30 p.m. with hosts from Pulaski Altmar Albion Center and Sandy Creek. Visiting granges include Sandy Creek Carol Grossman South Richland Donald Nalsey Central Square Jrs Cindy Rowe. Refreshments served and pens are being made for a hobby show on Saturday September 13.
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Pulaski
Pulaski Grange
Theeniing
Altmar
Albion Center
Sandy Creek
Carol Grossman
South Richland
Donald Nalsey
Central Square Jrs
Cindy Rowe
Pulaski graduates receive numerous scholarships and honors
Pulaski Academy and Central School held commencement for 74 seniors on June 22. William Larrabee presided as diplomas were handed out by district and high school leaders. Dozens of awards totaled about 30 500 dollars, including Hilton scholarships for Glenister and North, Snow Foundation college scholarships for Hubbard and Goodwin, and multiple Civic, Alumni, and service honors to seniors such as Poole, Hollands, and Crandall.
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Pulaski Academy
Central School
Pulaski
William Larrabee
Pulaski Board of Education
John Hollands
Henry Mathison
Pulaski Central School
Richard Glenister
David North
Clarence W
Mary Clyde Hilton
Barbara Hubbard
Barbara Goodwin
Snow Foundation
Frederick Poole
Edward W. Sprague
Mark Riley
Margaret Carne
Marty Griffith
Tove Clemons
Lions Club of Pulaski
Donna Youngs
Robert Woodruff
Mary Callahan
Nancy Butler
Women’s Civic Club
Chester W. Hovey
James F. Cahill
Celia Manwaring
Philip Forbes
Pulaski Alumni Association
Knights of Columbus
Masonic Lodge
Bonnie Johnson
Janene Richards
Larry Gallagher
Tom Williams
Daniel B. Meacham
Future Teachers’ Club
Margaret Carnes
H. Bernice Halsey
Nancy Crandall
Celia Sargent Potts
Rexford F. Potts
Joseph Burdick
Samuel J. Clark
Dorothy Mannarine
David C. Mahaffy
Pulaski Service Club
Judy Kenney
Dorothy Manwaring
Franklin Memorial
Harold L
Harrison R. Franklin
Robert Franklin
Harold L. Franklin
Irene Dunstan
Genevieve Conklin
Pamela Millr
Cartha Gravyler
Jeffry Elmer
Carol Spink
American Legion
Robert Edwards Post No
American Legion Auxiliary
Monday Historical Club
Janice King
Tove Clemens
Dar Ontario
Kelly Moonan
Bausch and Lamb Co
John Logan
Nancy Warner
J. B. Butler Corps
Wom
Weather and standings update for Fort Ontario leagues
Little League Baseball Babe Ruth and Industrial Softball were rained out at Fort Ontario. American Division standings remain inaccurate. Tonight's schedule had an error and no official corrected it, leaving no games listed. Moose beat Police 10 9 in error corrected later. Babe Ruth this afternoon features Masonic Club vs Young Democrats.
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Fort Ontario
Police
Moose
Masonic Club
Lake City Police Club
Ellis
Hammermill
Smith
Jocko
Oswego 9 Hole Golfers Open Season With Shotgun Start
Oswego Country Club opens its regular season for 9 Hole Golfers tomorrow. All members must arrive at 8 30 a.m. for a shotgun start. Schedules are available in the locker room at the club.
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Oswego Country Club
Summer basketball program opens at city playgrounds
Oswego High School varsity coach Jim DelMonico will supervise an eight week summer cage program for boys ages 15 to 18 in city playgrounds and recreation areas. Exceptions allow younger entrants entering ninth grade and recent high school graduates. Interested participants should call 343-0243 to file names with Recreation Director Mike McCrobie. A kickoff meeting date and site will be announced.
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Oswego High School
Jim DelMonico
Mike McCrobie
DelMonico
Women Open Golf Season Begins at The Elms
Members of the Ladies Golf Association started their season at The Elms with morning play and lunch at the club house. A Scotch Foursome event is planned for Saturday and sign ups are open.
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Elms
Pulaski
Ladies Golf Association
the Elms
International League Standings and Monday Results
Louisville leads the standings at 36 wins 27 losses with a .571 mark, followed by Rochester at 86 30 and .545. Tidewater and Toledo hover around .500 while Syracuse and Richmond trail, with Buffalo also in the mix. Monday results show Richmond defeated Louisville 7 to 1, Tidewater beat Columbus 2 to 1, and Toledo at Syracuse was rained out. Tonight’s games include Toledo at Syracuse, Richmond at Louisville, Tidewater at Columbus, and Rochester at Buffalo.
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International League
W. L. Pet
Louisville
Rochester
Toledo
Tidewater
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Buffalo
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Georgia
Jim West
Washington State
John Cybruch
University of Oregon
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Hershey
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Miss Maureen Brown
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