Shampine Drives Oswego Pace to Lead in Rain-Delayed Night
Jim Shampine of Clay leads the Oswego track standings after a Sunday night rain date, with two wins two seconds and a third in seven features this season. If rain postpones again, the program will shift to tomorrow at 7 p.m. as drivers chase a $7,500 purse in a 45-lap main event and a Grand Prix, a 100-lap next weekend.
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Shampine
Jim Shampine
Clay
Oswego
Baldy Baker
Kempton Oates
Don MacLaren
Ron Matteson
Bob Stelter
Doug Syer
Stelter
Nolan Swift
Wither
Norm Mackereth
Fred Graves
Jim Winks
Kempton
Ken Andrews
Brian Osgood
Jim Cheney
Olilie Silva
Geoff Bodine
Bernie Grant
Rat Lane
Bruce Kraft
Dennis Wheeler
Ken Bartholomew
Tom Rose
Ronnie Wallace
Darrell Peckham
Johnny Logan
Jim Gray
Mark Letcher
Todd Gibson
Russell Gray
Bob Seelman
Ron Buckner
Harold Brown
Jack Murphy
Jim Muldoon
Bill Rouse
Sam Carista
Ray Sands
Nick Rowe
Leon Barnhart
George Boss
Ron MacLeod
Ralph Denson
John Burkholder
Paul Baumbauer
Don Miuccio
Lou Dabrowski
John Clapham
Bruno Murchison
Gary Nickerson
Bill Crosby
Bullets Trade for Hayes to Pair With Unseld
Baltimore coach Gene Shue pulls off a major swap sending Jack Marin to Houston for Elvin Hayes in a bid to retool the lineup. Hayes, a 6-9 forward with 27.4 PPG and 16.3 RPG, teams with Wes Unseld to reshape the Bullets as they shift Hayes to center and Unseld to forward.
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Baltimore
Gene Shue
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Elvin Hayes
Bullets
Big E
Houston Rockets
Jack Marin
Shue
Marin
Hayes
Houston
Ray Patterson
Rockets
Tex Winter
Elvin
Wes Unseld
Unseld
San Diego Rockets
NBA
Ali Aims to Beat Quarry In Las Vegas Rematch
Muhammad Ali, rating himself the more skilled fighter, predicts a 12 round victory over Jerry Quarry at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Quarry insists he can press the pace and prove he can hit hard. Also on the card, Mike Quarry faces Bob Foster for the light heavyweight title.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Muhammad Ali
Jerry Quarry
Ali
Quarry
Atlanta
Las Vegas Convention Center
Joe Frazier
Jerry
Mike
Bob Foster
Caesar's Palace
Natural Totem Pole by I Burnsides Artful Tree
Elbert George carves a totem pole from a 75 year old pine tree that sprouted knobs after disease. He topped the trunk and removed limbs to reveal the unusual wood sculpture with a totem pole appearance.
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New Burnside
Elbert George
George
Willard Gray Memorial Pro Member Golf Foursome Named
Oswego Country Club members prepare for the annual Willard Gray Memorial pro member tournament to be played Monday among the field shown in the foursome Carl Miller Sr Rod McCormack Jim Collins and Paul Hutko lead the lineup.
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Oswego Country Club
Willard Gray Memorial
Carl Miller Sr
Rod McCormack
Jim Collins
Paul Hutko
Maddox Spoils Arlin's Bid For No Hit Fame
National League notes Steve Arlin allowed one hit against San Francisco as Garry Maddox tripled and scored on a Gallagher sac fly. Colbert's eighth inning homer lifted San Diego to a 4-1 win over the Giants. Reds, Dodgers, Pirates, Expos, and Cardinals also won. Blass extended his win streak for Pittsburgh.
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Steve Arlin
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego Padres
Giants
Nate Colbert
Padres
Arlin
Giant
Sam McDowell
Colbert
Garry Maddox
Alan Gallagher
McDowell
Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Ross Grimsley
Jonny Bench
Bench
Reds
Astros
Grimsley
Frank Robinson
Willie Davis
Eddie Mathews
Ernie Banks
Braves
Robert Clemente
Pirates
Steve Blass
Mike Torrez
Phils
Jim Nash
Oscar Gamble
Expos
Ron Fairly
Ron Woods
Milwaukee
Brewers
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
California
Oakland
Detroit
Baltimore
Ken Brett
Brett
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Bernie Allen
John Mayberry
Bob Oliver
Ryan
Jamieson Opens Lead At Western Open On Home Ground
Jimmy Jamieson, the 29 year old pro from Moline, captured a two stroke lead with a 67 Friday at Sunset Ridge. He said home support fires him up as Jack Nicklaus and pals sit out, boosting his status as the tournament’s top attraction.
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Northbrook
Ill
Jimmy Jamieson
Moline
Jamieson
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Doug Sanders
J. C. Snead
R. H. Sikes
Illinois
Chicago
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Sperbeck New Head Of Pulaski Service Club
Frederick J. Sperbeck was elected president of the Sandy Creek Service Club at its annual meeting and election of officers held at The Elms. David Stern became vice president, Mrs Edson Setzer was re elected treasurer, Mrs Far Barney was named secretary, Doris Kessler and Denver Miles were elected directors for terms.
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Sperbeck
Pulaski Service Club
Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Service Club
The
Elms
Frederick J. Sperbeck
David Stern
Edson Setzer
Far Barney
Doris Kessler
Stern
Denver Miles
Robert Hastings
Bernard Norton
East West Tilt Tonight Opens Long Grid Card
The 12th annual Coaches All-America game opens the football season with East vs West. East coaches Paul Bryant and West coach Chuck Fairbanks lead squads featuring top seniors including Tagge Mildren for the West and Musso Gilliam for the East. The West holds a 6-5 series edge and won last year 33 28 in the final 31 seconds.
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Lubbock
Tex
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Jack Mildren
Tagge
Fairbanks
Mildren
Paul Miller
North Carolina
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
East
Bryant
Johnny Musso
Billy Taylor
Michigan
Curt Watson
Tennessee
Lewis Jolley
Bryan
Jeff Kinney
Bernard Jackson
Washington State
Bill Butler
Kansas State
Tom Mozieck
Houston
Larry Jacobson
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Ray Nettles
Tennesse
Tom Darden
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The standings show East lead by Pittsburgh and New York at 37–21 and 37–22, with Chicago 34–24 and St. Louis 26–32. West leaders Cincinnati 37–24 and Houston 37–25, while Montreal 26–33 and San Diego 21–39 trail. Friday results include Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 2 and Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1. Sunday and Monday schedules feature interleague and division games across multiple venues including New York, Montreal, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
West Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Francis
Fryman
Stoneman
Cleveland
Seaver
Briles
Hands
Dierker
Billingham
Schueler
Kelley
Singer
Sutton
Barr
Grief
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Va Milwaukee
West Oakland
Chica
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Milwaukee
Oakland
Hastings Man Graduates From Camp Lejeune Engineering School
Marine Pfc. Gary L. Baum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Baum Jr. of Hastings New York, completed training at the Engineering Equipment Operator's School at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He learned to operate tractors scoop loaders motorized cranes graders forklifts and concrete mixers.
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Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Pfc
Gary L. Baum
Carl Baum Jr
Baum Rd
Hastings
N. Y
Marine Corps Base
Teen Golf Laurels Clash in British Amateur Semifinal
Laura Baugh of Long Beach California and Mickey Walker of Palm Beach Gardens Florida meet in the British Women's Amateur Championship semifinal at Hunstanton England. Both former US and British junior champions, they advanced from tight quarters with wins in windy conditions. The Curtis Cup link adds extra intrigue as one will exit at semifinal stage.
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Hunstanton
England
Laura Baugh
Mickey Walker
Laura
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Walker
United States
Britain
America
Mickey
Jane Booth
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Angela Bonallack
Mike Bonallack
Sandy Creek Mothers Discussion Group Resumes in Fall
The Sandy Creek United Methodist Mothers Discussion Group held its final meeting at Mrs Barbara Harvey’s home with a surprise baby shower for Mrs Richard Miles. They honored Mrs Persis Williamson who will retire July 1 and presented her with a gift. Meetings will resume in the fall.
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Sandy Creek
Alexandoria
United Methodist Mothers
Barbara Harvey
Flaine Pierce
Richard Miles
Persis Williamson
Redfield Marriage Seals Union of Redlin and Stedman
Miss LaVonne Redlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Redlin Summit South Dakota and John Stedman son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stedman Redfield were married recently at St John of Mazeppa Lutheran church Summit South Dakota. Rev Edward Werner officiated. The couple resides at 4629 Southland Ave Alexandria Virginia.
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Redfield
LaVonne Redlin
Wallace Redlin
Summit
S.D
John Stedman
Lloyd Stedman
St. John of Mazeppa ‘Lutheran Church
Edward Werner
Southland Ave
Alexandria
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Midtown Center
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