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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
11
The Yankees moved one game ahead of the White Sox after a 3-2 win powered by Tresh and Maris. The Dodgers swept the Reds 5-2 as Gilliam and Perranoski fueled clutch eighth inning plays. The Cardinals beat the Giants 6-5 to maintain their slim NL lead.
A brief notice from the Palladium Times Blog advertising the Commercial Printing Department. Includes contact code FI 3 3800 7T3 380 with limited readable details about services offered and department location.
The Associated Press lists NL leaders. Batting average T Davis .338. runs H Aaron 57. RBIs H Aaron 55. White 100 hits. Groat 21 doubles. Pinson 11 triples. H Aaron 21 home runs. Robinson 21 steals. Pitching seven decisions Koufax and Marichal 12 3. strikeouts Koufax 129. Drysdale 119.
Batting led by Malzone Boston with 347 average at 150 at bats and Wagner Los Angeles at 340. Allison Minnesota topped runs with 51 then Yastrzemski Boston 46. Malzone Boston 91 hits followed by Wagner 89. Power and Ver Salle s Minnesota 19 doubles. Hinton Washington 10 triples with Clinton Boston and Fregosi Los Angeles at 6. Allison Minnesota 10 home runs, Stuart Boston 17. Aparicio Baltimore 19 stolen bases then Wood Detroit 15. Ra datz Boston 6 1 for seven decisions, Boston and New York 10 2. Pizarro Chicago 97 strikeouts, Bunning Detroit 91.
The Masonic Club beat Rotary 11-3 in a Lake Ruth league game at Fort Ontario to move within a half game of the leaders. Bill Bradley collected three hits including a triple, Leo Enwright added two, while DiMiero and Askew added two each for the Masons who built a late inning lead. Lions Club faces Howard Johnsons this afternoon, and the Masons meet Steelworkers Local 2877 tomorrow.
Mrs Verne Bristol was admitted to Crouse Irving Hospital on Friday for observation. Family members visited over the weekend as various neighbors and relatives attended events around Howardville including a funeral in Pulaski and social visits at West Monroe and Fernwood.
The Obratsov Russian Puppet Theater Company will be imported by S. Hurok for an eight week engagement at the Broadway Theater starting September 29.
Hannibal Community Church will stage an old fashioned country auction at the Community House on Saturday June 29 at 7 pm. Items include furniture appliances sewing machines and baked goods to aid the redecorating fund. John DiBello serves as auctioneer and refreshments will be available.
Silver futures reach over 1.25 per ounce as four factors push prices higher. Hoarding by banks to hedge inflation, new nations backing currencies with silver, rising industrial demand, and speculation are listed by J. Kaplan of Spiral Metal Co. in South Amboy, New Jersey.
In the American division first round title race the Police beat Kingsford Pumps 21 to 8 at Little League Stadium. Mike Skinner and Mark Heagerty each had three safeties for Police. Fran Fetterly and Mike Crimmins led Marathon with three and four hits respectively. The Hurons moved within half a game of Marathon after routing them, with Mike Reidy adding three singles and a double for the winners.
A Dugway Methodist Church ice cream social is set for Saturday at 6 p.m. with homemade ice cream and cake. Church ladies to supply cakes and men to meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. to freeze the ice cream.
Ernie's Take won 5 4 in two extra innings over the Hibernians to stretch their streak to seven in a Class A City Softball game at Fort Ontario. Danny Schrader drove in the winning run with a two bagger as two errors set up the late rally. Lupe's Sport Shop rallied from 6 0 down to edge Naval Reserve 8 7 with Bob Germain driving in the decisive run in the final frame.
Notre Dame's Daryl Lamonica sustained a back strain in drills delaying his start for the East squad in the All-America Bowl. Wisconsin's Vanderkelen and USC's Nelson were set as likely starters as Lamonica's status remained uncertain. The East trusted Mackey Gambrell and Saimes at backs while the West named Thornton Goodwin and Alexander in the backfield.
In Stockton California Rocky Arade 141 outpointed Keiichi Ishikawa 145 of Japan. Rey Asis 120 defeated Jorge Salazar 121 of San Jose California in a ten round bout.
Tim Harkness of the Mets hits a grand slam in the 14th inning for an 8-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs. He adds a fourth hit as New York breaks the Cubs late rally. Hal Woode of the Colts shuts down Milwaukee with one hit relief over six innings in a 7-2 win that ends Houston's 10 game skid.
Mickey Mantle had the cast removed from his left foot and the Yankee star expects to return by July 11. Dr Sidney Gaynor said X rays showed surprisingly fast healing of the third metatarsal bone fractured in Baltimore on June 5.
Guests at the Hotel Edison hear Ups-Lou singing often though no complaints are voiced Mitch Miller and his Sing Along With Mitch program rehearse at the hotel for their weekly show on television
Arnold Palmer led a strong field at the Cleveland Open seeking the $22,000 top prize in Beechmont Country Club's 72-hole event. Palmer fired a 67 in the pro am and declared four 67s could win, after overcoming prior stomach ailments and top form at the 157-yard fifth hole and other key torches.
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus tied Mason Rudolph for the day’s best score at 65 after six birdies and twelve pars while Rudolph logged seven birdies and one bogey. Doug Ford followed with 66.
Speedy Count, son of Speedster, won the $17,526 Bostwick Stakes at Saratoga Raceway for 2 year old trotting colts finishing 5 lengths ahead of Late Frost. Speedy Count posted 2:07 3-5 in the final after a 2:07 1-5 preliminary. Diller Way and Navajo Hanover won two preliminaries in 2:10 1-5 and 2:10 2-5 respectively. At Vernon Downs Wil Diamond won the $2,000 feature pace for 2 year olds in 2:06 2-5 with Vigorous Wick second and Laddie third.
Pacific Coast League results show Salt Lake 8 Seattle 2 and Spokane 9 Oklahoma City 2. Dallas Fort Worth 4 Portland 3, Denver 10 San Diego 9 in 10 innings, Hawaii 3 Tacoma 0.
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