Seaver Belts Home Run To Nip Expos Dodgers Hammer Cards
Seaver hits a homer as the Dodgers pound the Cardinals 11-4 in a daytime game. The Mets beat the Expos 2-1 behind Seaver’s fifth year NL homer and nine strikeouts. Phillies tag Cincinnati 3-1 in 10 innings with Roger Freed driving in the decisive run.
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Expos
Dodgers
Associated Press
National League
Los Angeles
Tom Seaver
St. Louis
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Record $8,735,580 Paid For Old Masters
In London an auction house sold Titian and 25 other Old Masters totaling 8.74 million dollars, a record for a single sale. The Titian fetched 62,000 pounds from Julius Weitzner who declined to reveal his exact bid. the lot drew public outcry over British cultural loss. Security was tight amid concerns of protests and a potential attack on the painting of Actaeon and Diana.
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London
Actaeon
Julius Weitzner
Weitzner
Christie's
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Velasquez
Britain
National Gallery
Diana
Earl of Harewood
Elizabeth II
Caravaggio
Veronese
Bassano
Rubens
van Dyck
Frans Hals
Canaletto
Bellotto
Boucher
Fragonard
Greuze
Sound Warning Bells for Long Hot Summer
New York AP The National Urban League warns in a study of 52 cities including White Plains and Buffalo of a looming long hot summer. Unemployment and lack of recreational facilities are cited as volatile factors, with upstate cities Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Binghamton and White Plains named. The warning recalls cold figures of unemployment housing shortages bad schools drugs police brutality and community indifference to Black neighborhood decay.
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New York
Naonal Urban League
White Plains
Buffalo
John OD. Williams
League
Rochester
Syracuse
Binghamton
Kany
Williams
Air Training Command directs share of funds to small firms
The 16 bases of the Air Training Command have spent 41 percent of procurement funds, nearly 51 million dollars, with small businesses this fiscal year. Headquarters at Randolph Air Force Base oversee installations from Georgia to California with small business specialists at each base to ensure fair distribution of Air Force expenditures to small firms.
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San Antonio
Air Training Command
Command
Randolph Air Force Base
Georgia
Texas
California
Air Force
Standings and Schedule From Thursday to Sunday
Standings show Los Angeles 11 St. Louis 4 New York 2 Montreal 1 Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 in 10 innings. Friday features multiple twi night and night games including New York at Montreal with two starters listed. Weekend schedule lists New York at Montreal Cincinnati at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Philadelphia San Francisco at Houston Chicago at St. Louis San Diego at Los Angeles with various night slots.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ryan
Sadecki
Britton
Strohmayer
McGinn
Simpson
Cloninger
Atlanta
Niekro
Kelley
Pitsburgh
Blass
Bunning
San Francisco
Perry
Houston
Billingham
Chicago
Hands
Santorini
San Diego
Norman
O’brien
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
Chicago Montreal
Phila
San Fran
Los Angels
Baseball standings and schedule feature East West divisions
The East Division shows Baltimore at 44 23 and Detroit 39 31 with Boston and New York close behind. West Division lists Oakland 46 23 and Kansas City 35 30 with Minnesota and California following. Several nightly games include Baltimore at Boston and Washington at New York among others, plus day games Baltimore at Boston and Washington at New York.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dobson
Lonberz
Broberg
Kline
Dunning
Niekro
Murphy
Horlen
Lockwood
Corbin
Hedland
Blue
Rockefeller vetoes bill on school dress standards
Gov Rockefeller vetoes a bill authorizing local boards to set dress and appearance standards for students. He cites advice from the State Education Department that existing rules render the measure unnecessary.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
State Education Department
Mays Tops NL All-Star Ballot With 540000 Votes
Willie Mays leads NL All-Star balloting with 540,390 votes as of counting with one week left before June 30 deadline. Hank Aaron trails, Bud Harrelson leads shortstop race, and infield leaders include Willie McCovey Glenn Beckett and Joe Torre ahead of the July 13 Detroit game.
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NEW York
Willie Mays
Johnny Bench
Commissioner’s Office
Giants
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Bud Harrelson
Mets
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Mays
Aaron
Bench
Harrelson
Willie McCovey
Glenn Beckett
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Detroit
Firemen and Seaway Triumph in Fort Ontario games
Firemen edged Moose 6-5 in a five run first inning aided by six walks and Dan Wallace’s two hits. Seaway Supply beat Triplets 5-3 to maintain National division lead as Gene Knopp and John Nitardy combined on the mound with Roger Clark homering for the losers.
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Firemen
Seaway Supply
Fort Ontario
Moose
Dan Wallace
Wallace
Dave Crisafulli
Jeff Gordon
Vic Crisafulli
Brett Tice
Tom Callahan
Dave Lloyd
Dave Goodman
Mark Barnes
Seaway
Gene Knopp
Jeff McCrokie
John Nitardy
Jeff Chamberlain
George Ruf
Nitardy
Roger Clark
Chuck Brower
Jack Lowery
Ken Wells
Lloyd
International Standings and Results Report
Standings list teams Syracuse Tidewater Charleston Rochester Richmond Louisville Toledo Winnipeg with win-loss. Richmond defeats Louisville in 15 innings 5-4. Winnipeg edges Toledo 12-10 as Rochester beats Charleston 9-6 and Tidewater loses to Syracuse 7-6. Several games include Charleston at Syracuse 7:30 p.m. and matchups Winnipeg at Richmond Toledo at Louisville Tidewater at Rochester. There are seven television stations and 700000 television sets in Venezuela.
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L. Pet. G.B
Syracuse
Tidewater
Charleston
Rochester
Richmond
Louisville
Toledo
Winnipeg
All Stars
New York Yankees
Venezuela
Major League Leaders Hit and Pitch Statistics Summary
Baseball leaders list top performers by at bats runs and hits with Oliva of Minnesota prominent in multiple categories including 105 at bats 94 hits 17 home runs and 46 runs. Murcer of New York also features in several top spots while Patek and Otis pace stolen bases. Pitching leaders include Cuellar and Blue with wins losses and strikeouts noted.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Buford
Balt
Killebrew
R.jackson
Oak
Cash
Det
Patek
K.C
Otis
Cuellar
Blue
Lolich
Rockefeller OKs Lulu Increase For Legislators
Rockefeller approved a $2,000 lump sum lulu increase for state legislators raising total annual compensation to $20,000 for rank and file. The change, enacted late in the session, sparked protests as welfare cuts and layoffs hit state workers. Leaders’ extra pay ranges from $3,500 to $21,000. total annual cost for 57 senators and 150 assembly members will be under $5 million.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Senate
Assembly
Britain ends old school tie dominance at top firms
A survey shows nearly half of bosses at 30 leading British industrial firms attended free government sponsored schools. Training director Michael Berry says wealth no longer dictates advancement and success will depend on ability rather than background.
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London
Britain
Industrial Management Journal
Michael Berry
Confederation of British Industry
Elks Sponsor Annual Track And Field Meet
Elks Lodge 271 of Oswego sponsored the junior high track meet at Leighton Field supervised by Joe Wilber. Kingsford Park won team honors with 38% points while Minetto and Fitzhugh Park tied for second. Individual winners included Bob Beckwith Fitzhugh Park in the 50 yard dash and Joe Denny Kingsford in the 100.
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Joe Wilber
Oswego Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Leighton Field
The
Elks
William H. Atkins
Michael D. Potter
Ange (Lupe) DiMiero
Kingsford Park
Minetto
Fitzhugh Park
Bob Beckwith
Charles Eastridge
Bob Hitchcock
Paul Galletta
Joe Denny
Kingsford
Dennis Russell
Kevin Phelps
Fitzhugh
Gerry Roy
Ron Richards
Bob Thomas
Russell
Gillette
Jon Ritson
Mike Adams
Thomas
Denny
Eastridge
Bud Stone
Bill Driscoll
Hitchcock
Doug Young
Phelps
Jerry Brown
Bob Jackson
Stone
Young
Bob Borden
Gary Shaw
Jeff Torbitt
Deadlock
Four Feared Dead In Fire On Ore Carrier Roger Brough
Firefighters battled a full fed blaze in the hold of the ore carrier Roger Brough under construction at American Ship Building Co in Lorain Ohio for more than 14 hours. Four workers Leonard C Moore Jr Clyde R Burdele John D Alexander and George E Adams were missing and feared dead. At least 18 people including VP William Meldrum were treated for smoke inhalation. Damaged ship valued at about 20 million with losses around 10 million.
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Lorain
Roger Blough
William Meldrum
Leonard C. Moore Jr
Elyria
Clyde R. Burdele
Vermilion
John D. Alexander
George E. Adams
Rhodesia Population Ethnic Breakdown Reported
About 94 percent of Rhodesia's population are Africans of Bantu tribes while roughly 5 percent are of European descent, according to the latest survey.
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Rhodesia
Brewers rookie Slaton fires first MLB shutout in four-hitter
Pitcher Jim Slaton of Milwaukee blanked California 6-0 with a four-hit gem for his first complete game in the majors. Dodgers' Jim Lefebvre homered and doubled, driving in four as Los Angeles beat St. Louis 11-4.
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Jim Slaton
Brewers
California
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Los Angeles
St. Loui
Genesees And Skip's Prevail In City Softball League
Genesees And Skip's topped Signorile's 21 to 8 to seize first in the National Division of the City Softball league at Fort Ontario. Larry French drove in five with a homer and a double as Skip's produced 19 hits. Dan Schrader added a homer, Doug Jones went 4 for 4, and Bob Allen contributed three hits with a walk. Signorile's led 3-0 early before Skip's tallied five, two, and four runs to pull away. Joe Clarke had two hits for Signorile's. Dick Johnson and Duke Lalande pitched for Skip's. Genesee's then blanked Allan Lakers 10-0, scoring four in the first and five in the second. the game ended after five innings under league rules. Pat Canale, Jim Biancavila, and Tom Vona had two hits for Genesee's, with Ray Drake limiting the losers to four.
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Associated Press
Dave McNally
Jim Slaton
McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Slaton
Washington
Milwaukee Brewers
California
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Vida Blue
Baltimore
Orioles
Brewers
Young
Angels
Tony Gonzalez
Tommy Harper
Clyde Wright
Andy Kosco
Dave May
Jeff Torborg
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Boston
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Norm Cash
Aurelio Rodriguez
Uble
Gene Lamont
Olich
McAuliffe
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Roger Freed
Dodgers
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Jim Lefebvre
Lefebvre
RBI
Seaver
Bill Stoneman
Montreal
Expos
Rich Nye
Stoneman
Reds
Rick Wise
Tony Perez
Bernie Carbo
Phils
Larry Bowa
Freed
Skip’s
Signorile
Joe Clarke
Dick Johnson
Duke Lalande
Genesee’s
Allan Lakers
Pat Canale
Jim Biancavilla
Tom Vona
Ray Drake
Genesee
Roy
Tesoriero
Aitimonda
Austin
Canale
Petersen
Furgeson
Bond
Biancovilla
Fawcett
Vona
Odine
Cherchie
Shannon
D'amore
Burke
Drake
Watts
Greenwood
Wood Ile
Skip
Abric Canfield
Joe
Houghton
West
Dearmin
Keene
Spring
Rogal
Johnson
Grand Prix Sales On Graves Shows Consistent Gains
Oswego Speedway fans are reminded of tomorrow’s 45 lap feature and the upcoming Grand Prix with a $10,000 purse over 100 laps. Nolan Swift aims for a fifth win amid a deep field including Jim Shampine and Ken Andrews, while Fred Graves rides steady improvement in No. 37 with six straight main-event qualifications and rising finishes. A crowd of teens and collegians is expected as several drivers vie for position and respect before the following week’s twin features.
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Oswego Speedway
Nolan Swift
Syracuse
Jim Shampine
Clay
Ken Andrews
Fred Graves
Central Square
Graves
Mining Chief Links Quake to Tunnel Blast Death Toll 17
Los Angeles AP says mining official Dr. Gordon B. Oakeshott linked the February 9 quake to a methane gas explosion in a tunnel, possibly disturbing underground gas. Seven bodies recovered, 10 miners missing, rescue hampered by smoke and debris. one survivor Ralph Brisette, 33, described two explosions and being washed by water after the blast near Sylmar.
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Los Angeles
Gordon B. Oakeshott
California Division of Mines and Geology
Sylmar
Ralph Brisette
Lawmaker criticizes Battery Park mess on visit to Statue of Liberty
Rep. Richard Ichord of Missouri deplores the garbage-filled Battery Park approach to the Statue of Liberty, calling it a national disgrace and saying it misrepresents U S shrine pride. He and his 15-year-old daughter Kyle toured the statue amid foreign visitors and urged action by city or state officials.
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Washington
New York City
Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
New York
Richard H. Schord
D-Mo
Kyle
Island of
Manhattan
Battery Park
Ichord
Schord
National Park Service
George Hartzog
John V. Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller Ibe
Surgeon General Fights to Preserve Special Status
Washington AP reports Surgeon General Jesse L. Steinfeld defended the 5,500 commissioned officers of the Public Health Service against an advisory panel's push to abolish the post and integrate the corps into regular civil service. The panel led by John A. Perkins urged dissolution of the para military cadre and its absorption.
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Steinfeld
John A. Perkins
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