Oswego Genesee Brews Lead Connie Mack Weekend Bid
Oswego Genesee Brews managed by Chuck Harvey with Joe Axtell as coach prepare two weekend Connie Mack games. They face Oneida Saturday at 2 PM and Sunday at 3 PM, with Sherrill visiting, while other league matchups involve West End, Fulton, Onondaga Valley, Chittenango and Canastota as the race nears the August 11 finish.
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Oswego Genesee Brews
Chuck Harvey
Joe Axtell
Genesees
Cawego
Sherrill
West End
Syracuse
Fulton
Onondaga Valley
Chittenango
Canastota
Oswego
Valley
Oneida
Onondaga Valey
Oswego Geneseerews
Warren Bickers
Dave Cafalone
Rick Pollard
George Knopp
Dick Cafalone
Je Harvey
Kyle Robinson
Joe McCarey
Mike Colasardo
Bill Parsons
Larry Decker
Mike Groonan
Bob Perkins
Bud Converse
Jim Biancavilla
Jim White
Bob Axtell
Jim Guinta
Bickers
Pollard
Knopp
Colasardo
Oswego High
McCarey
Cloonan
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
Converse
Robinson
McCarty
Biancavilla
Colasurde
Parsons
Pickers
Oswego State
Harvey
Decker
Connie Mack
Guinta
Axtell
White
Perkins
Brockport State Frosh
Golden Eagles
Colagardo
Seaaeons
S Buccaneers
Oswego County Baseball League
Crusaders
K of C Captures Divisional Title And Moose on Top
K of C clinched the National Division title in Little League at Fort Ontario. Kingsford’s Pumps avoided makeup actions due to illness and Moose defeated Firemen. K of C then routed Fiks 30 to 2 as P J Woods and Rick Audlin led with three or more hits.
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K of
Fort Ontario
Kingsford
Pumps
Moose
Iilnese
Firemen
George Tyner
Gary Ochsenbein
Wayne Earl Moose
John Crisafullis
Joe Paeno
Bill Mercier
Chuck Rinaldo
Dennis McDermott
Dan Crisafulli
Len Lambert
K of C
P. J. Woods
Rick Audlin
P. J. Dilts
Don Wahrendorf
Rick Bellomo
Tom Schaffer
Gary Shanley
Bob Bellomo
Fran Enwright
Bill Elliott
Gary Canfield
Elliott
Woods
Dennis McManus
Don Allen
Fiks
Allen
Dan Grulich
Ray Wedlake
Kim Robinson
Barry Bivins
KOFC
Knights of Columbus
Billy AuClair
Bill Elliot
Ricky Bellomo
Tommy Schaffer
Ricky Audlin
Pat Collins
Pat Audlin
Joe Shannon
Artie Chetney
Terrific Card Tomorrow Night For Race Fans
Oswego Speedway presents a 12 lap added purse race featuring top drivers Ward Bennett Paul and Swift as a special season highlight. Swift faces motor trouble previously costing him the 1963 first prize but eyes a fresh bid tomorrow while Bennett Ward and Paul pursue the elite Fagle Class showdown.
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Oswego Speedway
Némon Ward
Art Bennett
Ward
Dave Paul
No. 21
Nolan Swift
Swift
Bennett
Paul
Syracuse
City Industrial Softball All Stars Set to Draw Big Crowd
The City Softball League and Industrial Softball League All Stars meet at Fort Ontario at 8 30 for the first of two annual games. A second contest will be held next Friday night. Funds go to both leagues. An entertainment orchestra will appear next week. Tickets are free and parking spaces are reserved for spectators.
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City Softball League
Industrial Softball League All-Stars
Fort Ontario
Steve Taormina
Ange DiMiero
Ronnie Reynolds
Fran Weigelt
Ray Foster
Artie Chetney
Bob Victory
Joe Reitz
Billy Dawson
Billy Drumm
Billy James
Paul Corbett
Dave Lavery
John Mulkerin
Dick Davidson
Sean Ponzi
Ray Drake
Dick Stark
John Symons
Jim Tesoriero
Lou Angelina
Mike Crahan
George Johnson
Bill Germain
Anthony Ponzi
George Reshures
Bill Wallace
Jimmy Haynes James
City League Stars
Johnson
Industrial League Stars
Minor League Results From The Pacific Coast League
Oklahoma City defeated Spokane 4 to 0 in a Pacific Coast League game. Dallas-Fort Worth beat Portland 5 to 4 in another PCL matchup.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Spokane
Dallas-Fort Worth
Porland
Two Newcomers Lead Early In Cleveland Open
In the Cleveland Open, 30-year-old Bill Eggers of Henderson Nevada and 29-year-old Clyde Mullins of India California headline the debut with strong rounds. Eggers opened with a 66 tying Gary Player and Bo Wininger for first as Mullins posted 67 aided by his wife and daughter along. Dave Hill and Lionel Hebert also sit near the lead after tied rounds.
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Cleveland
Bill Eggers
Henderson
Nev
Clyde (Moon) Mullins
India
Calif
Kentucky
Hills
Fgegers
Mullins
Dave Hill
Excaddie
Jackson
Mich
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Glasgow Bout Ends In Narrow Decision For Calderwood
Ed die Cotton suffers a narrow outpointing defeat to Chic Calderwood in Glasgow Scotland as Calderwood improves his record to 173. The bout features mid rounds exchanges and a 10 round verdict amid a packed arena.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Scotland
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Calderwood
Lions Rally To Take 5 3 Victory In Babe Ruth League
Lions Club overcame a 3 0 deficit to beat Howard Johnsons 5 3 at Fort Ontario. Bevacqua and James held Howard Johnsons to three hits while the Lions rallied with seven safeties including three in the fifth inning. Anellina led with three singles and Bendzunas added a clutch double as Joe Angelina and Bevacqua contributed key hits. Masonic Club vs Steel Workers Local 2877 scheduled for 5 45 this afternoon.
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Fort Ontario
Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Jim Bevacqua
Billy James
John Wilson
Joe Beauchamp
Brian Caruso
Don Ashline
Lions
Joe Angelina
Bevacqua
James
Joe Bendzunas
Anellina
Bendzunas
Masonic Club
Steelworkers
Rival Boxing Bout Ends With Boardman Victory
Larry Boardman of RI Hmond outpoints Rocky Randell of Jacksonville 140 to 144 in Miami Florida.
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Hmond
Larry Boardman
Jacksonville
Fla
Rocky Randell
Miami
Blanks Yankees White Sox in virtual tie for AL lead
In a pennant chase update, Al Luplow made a spectacular diving catch to preserve Cleveland’s 6-4 win over Boston. Vic Power of Minnesota threw a punch in a 10-6 victory over Detroit, moving the Twins within three of New York. Ray Herbert shut out the Yankees 6-0 for the White Sox, while Washington topped Kansas City behind three homers. Red Sox manager Pesky questioned the ruling on Luplow’s catch, which was ruled a sacrifice fly. Johnny Callison of Philadelphia hit for the cycle in a 13-4 win over Pittsburgh, as Ray Culp earned his 10th win in the Phillies’ 18-hit attack.
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al Luplow
Vic Power
Luplow
Cleveland
Dick Williams
Boston
Power
Minnesota
Detroit
Phil Regan
Tigers
Twins
New York
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Washington
Jim King
Don Zimmer
Hobie Landrith
Kansas City
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Williams
de Paparella
Lu Clinton
Jimmy Hall
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Perry
Terry Fox
Jim Bouton
Herbert
King
Zimmer
Ed Brinkman
Landrith
Norm Siebern
A’s
Bennie Daniels
Dave Wickersham
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Culp
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Larry Jansen
New York Giants
Pirates
Gene Mauch
Johnny Callison
Watkins Glen Grand Prix Set For Sunday
Bob Holbert of Warrington Pennsylvania is the favorite for the Watkins Glen Grand Prix on the 23 mile circuit. He will race a German Porsche RSK in the 189 mile drivers event and a Ford Cobra in the 152 mile manufacturers race, both counting toward the national road racing championships. The weekend starts Saturday with eight regional SCCA events.
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Watkins Glen
N. Y
Bob Holbert
Warrington
Holbert
U. S
Sports Car Club of America
White Sox blank Yankees as Hebert earns sixth shutout
Ray Hebert of the White Sox pitched a five hit shutout beating the Yankees 6-0 to pull Chicago within eight games of the American League lead. Johnny Callison of the Phillies hit for the cycle with a single double triple and a home run in a 13-4 win over Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Ray Hebert
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Chicago
Johnny Callison
Phillies
Pit
Bill's Place Wins To Vacate Cellar In City Softball
Bill's Place defeated Nunzi's 4-3 at Fort Ontario to climb out of last place in Class A. Ronnie Reynolds pitched a six hitter as Bosco & Geers forfeited Class B when Utica 4 could not field enough players. Ray Foster drove in two runs with a third inning double to spark the comeback.
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Bill
Nunzi
Fort Ontario
Bosco & Geers
Utica
Ronnie Reynolds
Dick Dunsmore
Bob Victory
Dunsmore
Ray Foster
Earl Wilmott
Bernie Calaman
Pat Knopp Wilmott
Reynolds
Hel Sharkey
George Beshures
Billy Dawson
Victory
Foster
Wilmott
Reshures
H Wallace
OS Rf
Cannan
Shakey Clee
East Slightly Favored in All-America Tussle
The East versus West All-America football clash in Buffalo pitches a heavier East line led by VanderKelen and Richter against a West powered by Hoppmann and Alexander. NBC? ABC telecasts at 10 p.m. EDT from War Memorial Stadium draw about 30,000 fans.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ron VanderKelen
Pat Richter
Wisconsin
Iowa State
Dave Hoppmann
John McKay
Southern Ca
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
Conrad Hitchier
Missouri
Ron Snidow
Oregon
Bobby Lee Bell
Minnesota
Dwain Carlson
Nebraska
Tom Hertz
Jerry Hopkins
Texas A & M
Milt Bruhn
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo Evening News
ABC
War Memorial Stadium
Willie Mays Far Off Usual Form
New York report on Willie Mays showing a slower June pace than in 1962 with his All-Star selection near term. Observers cite pressure from a $100,000 Giants contract and nervous tension after last year’s Cincinnati hospital rest, despite manager Al Dark’s positive view of his greatness.
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New York
Willie Mays
Willie
Giants
Mays
Cincinnati
San Francisco
al Dark
Harry Jupiter
Dark
Gonzalez Routed By Alex Olmedo In Pro Tennis Opener
Pancho Gonzalez, 35, was routed 10-8 2-6 6-0 6-1 by Alex Olmedo in the first round of the U S Pro Championship at Forest Hills. Gonzalez vowed he can still beat any player and challenged rivals to a match anywhere for any stake.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N. Y
Pancho Gonzalez
Alex Olmedo
U. S
Gonzalez
Olmedo
Pancho
Tony Trabert
Olmedo Gonzalez
Syracuse Wins Sixth Straight Streak Extends in IL Action
Syracuse holds a two game division lead after a 14 2 win over Richmond while Rochester loses to Toronto 3 2 and Richmond beats Buffalo. Rochester had won three straight after a three game skid to Syracuse previous weekend. Indianapolis narrowed Atlanta's Southern Division lead by 5 2 over Jacksonville as Columbus defeated Arkansas 7 5.
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Associated Preas
Rochester
Richmond Virginiana
Red Wings
Vees
Wings
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Jacksonville Suns
Columbus
Arkansas
Buffalo
New York Mets
Danny Valdez Knocks Out Paul Alba in LA Bout
In Los Angeles Danny Valdez age 121 stops Paul Alba age 126 in a boxing match lasting one round. Valdez delivers a knockout finishing the bout at the LA arena. Alba hails from San Antonio Texas.
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Los Angeles
Danny Valdez
Paul Alba
San Antonio
Tex
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