Gibson First to Notch Second Victory at Oswego Speedway
Todd Gibson of Richwood Ohio won the 45 lap feature at Oswego Speedway over Norm Mackereth Jim Gresley and Gary Witter in a high turnout racing program. Witter led a strong contingent of newcomers with a fourth place finish and $325 prize while Leon Barnhart completed the top five with $270.
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Leon Barnhart
Sam Carista
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Andy Brown
Bob Stelter
Wayne Landon
Harold Terpening
Jim Muldoon
Neal Tooley
Johnny Logan
Nolan Swift
Lee Osborne
Ed van derLaan
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Logan
Vander Laan
Barnhart
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Stelter
Sweeney
Pierce
Brown
Muldoon
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Terpening
Jack Murphy
Liverpool
Melmitch Sets Track Record at Finger Lakes Race Track
Melmitch saved ground along the rail to win the $2,500 handicap feature by a half length over Jim Dooley at Finger Lakes Race Track in Canandaigua New York. Den nis Ward rode the winner for owner Mrs. Walter Peltier. the five furlongs were run in a track record 50 seconds. Quick Response finished third. Attendance was 7 662 and handle $452 837.
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Hitless Chiefs Score One Run In Doubleheader
Rochester’s Red Wings split a doubleheader as Richmond’s six game win streak loomed. Rochester slid 3-5 in season play to the Braves who chased them from first and Cleveland’s second place rivals as York’s teams chased the league lead.
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Jim Palmer
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Buffalo
Toledo
Julio Navarro
Cecil Upshaw
Charlie Vaughan
Dave Nicholson
Yankee
Jim Bouton
Ron Stone
Frank Peters
Mickey McGuire
Jacksonville
Palmer
Bob Robertson
Elvio Jimenez
Jets
Cotton Clayton
RBI
Ike Brown
Dave Campbell
Big Red Favored In Thames Cup At Henley Regatta
Cornell University boats the favorites to win the Thames Cup for eights at Henley opening Wednesday. The lightweight crew, averaging 155 pounds, faces Kingston Rowing Club in round one and aims to match Cornell's best.
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Cornell
Kingston Rowing Club
Todd Jesdale
Harvard
University of Wisconsin
Oxford University
Leipzig
Marietta College of Ohio
Ralph Lindamoon
Marietta
Philadelphia
Henley
West Germany
Today’s Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The Associated Press tally shows St. Louis leading with 42 wins while Cincinnati stands at 42, Chicago 38, Pittsburgh 35, and San Francisco 36 tied in mid division. Sunday results include Atlanta beating New York 4 2 and Philadelphia over St. Louis 6 to 4 in a slugfest. Upcoming games feature Philadelphia at Chicago and Pittsburgh at New York with several late games listed.
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International League results and standings update
Yesterday results include Richmond 2 Syracuse 1 and Toledo 14 Toronto 2 6. Columbus 6 Buffalo 5 in 16 innings. Rochester 6 Jacksonville 4. Standings show Rochester leading at .623 with 38 wins, Toronto .536, Richmond .532, Columbus .4928, Buffalo .491, Toledo .475, Jacksonville .450, Syracuse .397. Today schedule: Syracuse at Jacksonville Rochester at Richmond Toronto at Columbus.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
The article lists AL leaders by stat: Rob inson Balt .337, Yastrzemski .336, runs led by Kaline and Robinson, 59 for Robinson, 54 for Falt, 81 hits by Robinson and Yastrzemski, doubles led by Tovar and Yastrzemski, and 28 stolen bases by Campaneris with 21 by Agee. NL leaders include Clemente .350, Aaron 57 runs, 59 Cepeda RBIs, 93 Breu St. Louis, 20 doubles Cepeda, 7 triples R Tee Phil, 18 homers Aaron Wynn, 27 Brock steals, Veale 9-2 pitching.
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Legionnaires, Moose Club Win Close Decisions
American Legion rallied for five runs in the bottom of the fifth at Fort Ontario to beat Woods A. C. 11 to 7 and reach at least a share of first place in the City Fumbleball League. Moose Club edged VFW Post 5885 3 to 2 in the other Saturday bout as standings and a July 15 all star game are noted.
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Jimmy Williams
Art Vincent
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George Catalone
Ted Dann
Duke Lalande
Ted Baldwin
Bill Doherty
Bobby Day
Russ Day
Walter Cook
Bob Cloonan
Pro Soccer Scoreboard Summary
Oakland 2 Atlanta 2. New York 2 Cleveland 1. Detroit 1 Dallas 0. Vancouver 2 Toronto 2. Boston 1 Los Angeles 1. Washington 0 San Francisco 2 Chicago 4 Houston 2. No games scheduled elsewhere.
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Winning Hurlers Dominate Babe Ruth Inaugurals
Breezy conditions at Fort Ontario favored pitchers as two hurlers limited hitters to three total hits in Babe Ruth Baseball opening day. Lions Club pitcher Gary Day fanned 10 with no walks in a 14 to 0 rout of Lake Shore, while Jim McGiff threw 12 strikeouts in a 12 to 0 win for Father & Son Enterprises over Masonic Club.
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Lions
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Mike Reidy
Bruce Bennett
Chip Segal
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Ted Palmitesso
Ron Hall
Enwright
Hall
Jim McGiff
Father & Son Enterprises
McGiff
Pete Donovan
Jerome Lass
Favorites Triumph In Arlington Classic On Sloppy Track
Braulio Baeza rode Dr Fager to a 10 length victory in the Arlington Classic at Arlington Park in 1 36 over Lightning Orphan as he pursues the year old title. Furl Sail faded in the stretch at Aqueduct during the Coaching Club American Oaks as Quill Queen captured the prize for Martin Anderson in 2 03 2 5. Muse placed second with Pepperwood third and Furl Sail fourth in the $131 745 coaching club race.
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Untitled local game report notes late inning hits
The winners collected eight hits off Pat Comerford as Dan Dunsmoor led the attack with a triple and McGiff added two hits. Dennis Wolever, John Sansone, Greg Dufore, and Joe DeCastro contributed two base hits apiece to round out the scoring.
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Dennis Wolever
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Greg Dufore
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