Emerson falls as Ralston eyes Wimbledon crown
Roy Emerson, two-time Wimbledon champion, is eliminated by Owen Davidson after injuring his left shoulder. Dennis Ralston advances to the semifinals as Santana and Drysdale vie for a path to Davidson, with Santana facing Fletcher and Ralston set to meet Drysdale or Roche.
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Dennis Ralston
United States
Roy Emerson
Owen Davidson
Emerson
Davidson
Ralston
Spain
Manuel Santana
South Africa
Cliff Drysdale
Drysdale
Tony Roche
Santana
Ken Fletcher
Australia
Bob Hewitt
Hewitt
Chuck McKinley
Shantom Wins Finger Lakes Feature Narrowly Ahead
Four year old gelding Shantom edged Curator by a neck in the $1,500 North Park feature at Finger Lakes Race Track. Sultan Neeta placed third as Tony Russo rode the winner for track odds of 4.80 3.00 and 2.80. Six furlongs went in 1:14 2-5 with a crowd of 2,607 betting $189,026.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Shantom
Curator Monday
North Park
Finger Lakes Race Track
Sultan Neeta
Tony Russo
Ex Boxer Archie Moore to appear in Hotel film
Former light heavyweight champion Archie Moore will play a small role in Hotel at Warner Bros Hollywood. The former champion joins the cast for a brief appearance in the production.
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Hotel’ Hollywood
UPI
Archie Moore
Warner Bros
Airman Paul G. Potter now on duty in Thailand
Airman First Class Paul G. Potter of Fulton serves as a supply specialist with U S Air Force advisory personnel in Thailand assisting aerospace defense and training with the Royal Thai Air Force. He is a Fulton High School graduate, married to Madeline L. Smith of Okinawa.
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Thailand
Paul G. Potter
Fulton
U. S. Air Force
Potter
J. Grant Potter
S. Sixth St
Air Force
Royal Thai Air Force
Fulton High School
Madeline L. Smith
Okinawa
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
Batting top list shows Cle mente Pittsburgh hit .332 with 90, Star gell .323. Aaron Atlanta leads in runs 56 with Hart. Mays 49 RBIs, Alou 97 hits, doubles 17 for Mays. McCarver 9 triples, Alou 7. Aaron 24 homers, Hart 19. Wills 29 stolen bases, Brock 25. Pitching Perry 10-1 .909, Koufax 14-2 .875. Gibson 144 strikeouts, Koufax 14.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Stargell
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Alou
Wynn
Houston
McCarver
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Perry
Koufax
Gibson
St. Lou
Baseball leaders and stats from the 1960s season update
Batting leaders include Sny der and F Robinson of Baltimore with high averages. F Robinson and Robinson vie for hits and runs. Scott of Boston posts 18 homers. Agee and Campaneris top steals. pitching leaders feature Watt and Barber with strong decisions, plus Richert and Boswell high strikeout counts.
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F. Robinson
Baltimore
Scott
Boston
Watt
Sanford
California
Barber
Richert Washington
Boswell
Minnesota
Boat Parade and Wall of Fire at Port Bay
Thousands of spectators in Port Bay plan to view the annual boat parade on July 3 starting at 2:30 p.m. from the Norm Buisch dock followed by a 30 minute patriotic Wall of Fire display at 10 p.m. If rain, events move to July 4. Port Bay Improvement Association sponsors.
Newport to Bermuda yachts sail back for Virginia Cups
Fourteen yachts that raced from Newport to Bermuda last week started a return race for the Virginia Cups on Monday. The event refocuses competition among the same crews and vessels in a new leg back to Bermuda.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Newport-to
Trustees to Meet at Red Creek Church
Board of Trustees will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday June 30 at Red Creek Methodist Church per Pastor Rev Jay Austin Wilcox.
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Red Creek
Red Creek Methodist Church
Jay Austin Wilcox
Youthful Stars Among U. S. Chief Hopes on Track
The United States aims to regain track supremacy in a July dual meet against the Russians in Los Angeles and the Polish team in Berkeley. Teenagers carry the bid, led by 19 year olds Jim Ryan and Lee Evans, with standout performances from Bob Seagren and Paul Wilson in pole vault and Stan Albright in high jump.
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New York
United States
Kiev
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Calif
Amateur Athletic Union
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Lindgren
Jim Ryan
America
Lee Evans
San Jose City College
Bob Seagren
Southern California
Striders
Paul Wilson
Stan Albright
Cleveland Striders
Ithaca Dean's List Honor For Nancy McGlen At Ithaca College
Nancy E. McGlen of Hannibal is named to Ithaca College Dean's List for the spring term ending in June. She ranks among the top ten percent in the College of Arts and Sciences and just completed her freshman year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle F. McGlen.
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Ithaca
Ithaca College
Nancy E. McGlen
Hannibal
College of Arts and Sciences
Miss McGlen
Lyle F. McGlen
Abolish Senior Caseworker Post In Welfare Dept
Aldermen voted to abolish the senior caseworker position in the child welfare division at the city welfare department upon Welfare Commissioner Ed win C. Tifft request. He asked for abolition by month end as only 26 children remain and four already are under Catholic Charities supervision. He said adoptions go through the Syracuse area service and that current staff can handle work. The council also authorized funding to hire two more aides if medicaid load increases.
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City Welfare Department
Edwin C. Tifft
Tifft
Ralph Shapiro
Catholic Charities
Margaret Slosek
City Hall Chambers
John McCormack
Alcoholics Unknown Branch Formed in Russia Report
A.A. informant bulletin notes a new branch named Alcoholics Unknown in Russia. The General Service Board reports 12,444 autonomous A A groups in 90 countries with 692 new groups last year, and Oswego County now has three groups meeting four times weekly.
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AAA
Russia
General Service Board of Alcoholics Anonymous, Inc
Alcoholics Unknown
A. A
Oswego County
Hearing Officer Denies All Charges in Slosek Case
The hearing officer and Mrs. Slosek deny all charges with no decision announced yet. The proceeding remains unresolved as both sides await further action.
Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
For the 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. today high 82 low 58 mean 70 with no precipitation and winds from the west at 3. Station pressure 30.03 inches, humidity 45 percent. Sunset 8:51, sunrise tomorrow 5:27. Highest on this date 96 in 1941, lowest 48 in 1905. Partly cloudy today and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers late today and tonight. High 80 to 85, low about 60. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph.
Ex CDA deputy Elizabeth Hannon dies in Cortland
Elizabeth Hannon 87 of 27 Maple Ave widow of John F. Hannon died Saturday in Cortland Nursing Home. She was former New York State district deputy of the Catholic Daughters of America. Born in Deposit she graduated Cortland Normal School in 1924 and organized Cortland Court’s first grand regent in 1924.
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CDA
Cortland
Elizabeth Hannon
Maple Ave
John F. Hannon
Cortland Nursing Home
New York State
Catholic Daughters of America
Deposit
Cortland Normal School
Cortland Court
Eastern Star Masonic Picnic Set At Fair Haven Park
The Eastern Star Masonic family picnic will be held at 6:30 p.m. Thursday June 30 at Fair Haven State Park. All members and families are invited. Attendees should bring table service and a dish to pass. beverages will be furnished.
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Eastern Starmasonic Picnic
Wolcott
Eastern Star Masonic
Fair Haven State Park
Many Awards At Pulaski School Commencement
Pulaski District marks a long service farewell as Principal Chester W. Hovey presides over the commencement. Awards honor students and staff across grades 7 to 11 including scholarships from the American Legion Post 358, Civic Club, PTA, and many local organizations with totals reaching thousands in merit prizes. The ceremonies also feature the Pulaski Class Memorial and the John Ben Snow Incentive Awards with multiple named recipients.
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Pulaski
Chester W. Hovey
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Robert Edwards
Samuel J. Clark
Gary Murray
Civic Club
Debbie Brown
Pulaski School
Carol Bollinger
Robert McDonald
Pulaski Teacher's Association
Claudia Grala
Franklin
Johnna Bulger
Karen Caswell
H. Bernice Halsey
Ellen Seal
David G. Mahaffy
Frank Reynolds
F. Earle McChesney
Irene Davis
Monay Historical Club
Mary Lee Wheeler
Pulaski Alumni Association
Brenda Rogers
John Goodrich
Pulaski Service Club
Gloria Hurley
Snow scholarship prize tops list of race awards
Brown receives 100 dollar award. Grade 12 students Mike Ostrander and Linda Coon gain 200 dollars each. Dennis Caufield and Betty North earn 150 dollars each. Linda Teach out and Jackie Ridgeway get 100 dollars each. Janet Guthrie wins the Snow 3000 dollar scholarship.
Fire Auxiliary Meets in Scriba
Oswego County Volunteer Firemen's Auxiliary held its monthly meeting at the Scriba fire hall with about 40 people present. President Nellie Mae Chamberlain led the routine session. three families received assistance and a collection for burned out families was gathered. Scriba will host the annual installation banquet in August, July’s meeting moves to Richland with officer elections.
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Oswego County Volunteer Firemen’s Auxiliary
Scriba Fire Hall
Nellie Mae Chamberlain
Scriba Auxiliary
Richland
Mets Star Dick Stuart Receives One All Star Vote
Dick Stuart, released by the New York Mets earlier this month, earned a single National League All Star vote in a surprising development.
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NEW York
Dick Stuart
New York Mets
Arrival of Whites Transforms Texas Lands Once Home to 40000 Indians
The text notes that the region later known as Texas hosted about 40,000 Indigenous people before extensive white settlement began. It highlights the demographic baseline prior to change and suggests a major shift in population and culture.
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Texas
Margaret Hewitt 96 of Auburn Dies in Hospital
Auburn Mrs. Margaret Sanborn Hewitt 96 widow of Edgar Hewitt died Sunday evening in Auburn Memorial Hospital. A Fair Haven native she lived in Auburn 60 years and belonged to Calvary Presbyterian Church. Surviving son Howard W. Hewitt and nephew Nelson Grant plus two Auburn nieces Rogers Dietel Ostrander and Harold Treat of Weedsport. Services Thursday 1:30 pm at Lester E. Brew Funeral Home with Rev. John Walk. burial Springbrook Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
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HeWin
Lester E. Brew
Rev
John Walk
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Springbrook Cemetery
Fair Haven
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