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Newspaper

Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1968

Page

10

Nevele Pride Wins Dexter Cup at Roosevelt in Record Time

Nevele Pride dominated the 3 year old trot to win the Dexter Cup at Roosevelt Raceway in 2 02 5, a stakes record. It marked his 12th straight victory, and staked him in races worth $960000 this season. Keystone Spartan, Yankee Town and Fine Shot trailed as the crowd watched his dominance across New York tracks.

Fet N.Y Conance Roosevelt Raceway Dancer Dexter Yonkers Lexington Keystone Spartan del Miller Yankee Town Paul Hebert Fine Shot Kerry Pride Old Hanover Larengo Hanover Dart Hanover Master Yankee Fashion Hill New York State Saratoga Raceway Keystone Starlet Isetta Rodney Fantasia Hanover Monticello Raceway Lockman Hanover Windy Lightning Penneys Vernon Down Fazan Sharp Shot Grig Buffalo

Chiefs blank Rochester 3-0 behind Magrini and Thibdeau

Louisville’s Lefty John Thibdeau finally stars for the Colonels, tossing seven innings of one hit ball in a 3-0 win over Rochester to tighten the IL standings. Pete Magrini added a five hitter as Syracuse beat Columbus 3-0, while Buffalo beat Richmond 4-1 with Barry Moore and Paul Casanova contributing.

John Thibdeau Louisville Colonels Colon Thibdeau Rochester Red Wings Toledo Jacksonville Syracuse Pete Magrini Columbus Buffalo Richmond Washington Barry Moore Paul Casanova Toronto Dave May The Frank Verdi Chiefs Terry Harmon Moore Bosons Casanova

Next Americas Golf Cup to be held at Broadmoor Club

Colorado Springs Colo AP As a result of scheduling change the next Americas Golf Cup match will be held over the East course at the Broadmoor Golf Club July 24 25 1970 The competition will consist of two three ball sixesomes and four three ball matches on each side US team won the 1967 matches at Guadalajara Mexico.

Colorado Springs Colo Broadmoor Golf Club United States Guadalajara Mexico

Greentree Colt Enters Saranac After Belmont Upset

Stage Door Johnny of Greentree Stable resumes 1 1/8 mile championship bid in the $50,000 Saranac Handicap at Park after shocking Forward Pass in the Belmont Stakes. Top weight 126 pounds may face Out Of The Way Jig Time Call A Cop and Pappa Steve with Iron and Alley Fighter possibles. A 4-year-old filly, second to Dr Fager in the California, carries 131 pounds in the Vanity Handicap aiming to be the first female to win such a weight in 1 1/16 miles.

Johnny Greentree Stable Forward Pass Say T Park Stage Door Johnny Hollywood Park Pappa Steve Dr. Fager Ighe

Oswego Country Club Women Swing to Winners List

Results from Oswego Country Club 18 hole competition show Group A Mary Walcott low gross Helen Steinen low net Ann Wuerschmidt special events Group B Ann Castaldo low gross Mary McChesney low net Alma Congdon special Group C Chris Deady low gross Bess Manson low net Frankler special events Postponed events due to weather were largely carried out as scheduled.

Oswego Country Club Mary Walcott Low Gross Helen Steinen Low Net Ann Wuerschmidt Ann Castaldo Mary McChesney Alma Congdon Chris Deady Bess Manson Frankler

Bodley High Athletes Earn High League Honor

Fulton G Ray Bodley High School finished second in the Central New York Cities League All Sports Trophy standings. The Fulton Boosters Club credits athletes and coaches for a high level of sportsmanship and 100 percent effort, praising administrative staff and the team for an enjoyable season.

Fulton G. Ray Bodley High School Fulton Boosters

Boxing official named Kentucky boxing commissioner

A. Wood Hardin of Louisville is named by Gov. Louie B. Nunn as Kentucky's new boxing commissioner, succeeding Bob Evans of Louisville.

Frankfurt A. Wood Hardin Louisville Louie B. Nunn Kentucky Bob Evans

Major League Leaders From The Associated Press

American League leaders include Harrelson leading with .322 and Yastrzemski at .316. Yastrzemski and McAuliffe top runs with 40. F Howard drives in 54 and 24 homers leading wash. McDowell and McLain pace strikeouts. National League batting honors go to Rose at .362 with 49 runs and 52 RBIs from McCovey and Perez. Clement and Williams share triple data. Koosman and Marichal head pitching with 11-2 and 14-3 records respectively. Williams and Davis notable stolen base figures.

Associated Press Harrelson Bost Yastrzemski McAuliffe Det F. Howard Wash Uhlaender M.an R. Smith B. Robinson Balt Fregosi Calif W. Horton Campaneris Oak Cardenal Cleve John Ch'c McLain McDowell M. A Pitt Rose Cin A. Johnson Flood St.l McCovey Perez C N Clement B. Williams Chic S.F Wills W. Davis L.A Koosman N.Y Marichal Singer

Three stars lead U.S. Olympic Trials track icons

In Los Angeles the two day U S Olympic Trials center on Gerry Lindgren Randy Matson and Jay Silvester. Lindgren the 21 year old Washington State senior is a main draw in the 5 000 and 10 000. Matson the Texas A M great seeks the shot put world mark while Silvester the Utah discus ace aims to defend his status after a world record throw. No TV coverage is planned for the trials.

Los Angeles America U.S Memorial Coliseum Gerry Lindgren Spokane Wash Washington State University Lindgren O'Brien University of Southern California Dallas Long USC Randy Matson Texas A&m Matson Europe Smithfield Utah Jay Silvester Modesto Calif Silvester Ludvik Danek Czechoslovakia

Stewart Wins Dutch Grand Prix In French Matra Ford

AP reports Jackie Stewart led from the fourth lap and held the lead to win the Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort driving a Matra Ford. Also noted Johnny Beckman, Hall of Fame inductee after 27 years with the old New York Celtics, died at 75.

Associated Press Zandoort Netherlands Jackie Stewart Scotland MIAMI Johnny Beckman New York Celtics

Soldier Harrison Assigned to Da Nang Air Base Vietnam

Staff Sergeant William A. Harrison an administrative supervisor is now on duty at Da Nang Air Base Vietnam He is the son of William M Harrison of North Wolcott and Mrs George Sakalsky of Rochester He formerly served at Homestead Air Force Base Florida and is a graduate of Madison High School and studied at Maryland University Far East Division in Japan

DA Nang Wolcott William A. Harrison da Nang AB Vietnam William M. Harrison North Wolcott George Sakalsky Rochester Homestead Afb Fla Harrison Madison Maryland University Far East Division Japan

Rochester Crusaders to contest $4000 at Oswego July 4

Aynie Rochester Crusaders, 1966 NA Legion champions, join four other outstanding units in Oswego Jaycees Fourth of July Celebration for a $4000 prize. The free drum corps show Drum Corps on Review highlights the festivities. If rain, program shifts to July 5.

Ayne Rochester Crusaders National American Legion The Oswego Jaycees Free Drum Corp

No Repeaters On AL All-Star Pitching Corps

New faces lead the American League pitching staff for the Houston All-Star game on July 9. Dick Williams named seven starters with only one holdover from 1967, including Jose Santiago, Luis Tiant, Tommy John, John Odom, Denny McLain, Sam McDowell, and Mel Stottlemyre. The starters and reserves feature a mix of Red Sox, Indians, Tigers, and Orioles stars with Freehan, Killebrew, Carew, Robinson, Fregosi, Yaz, Howie, and Horton among the position players. The remainder of the roster will be named after further selections.

Boston Piching Corps Houston Dick Williams Denny McLain Detroit Sam McDowell Cleveland Mel Stottlemyre New York Jose Santiago Williams Boston Red Sox Luis Tiant Tommy John Chi John Odom Cleveand Deas Jes McLain McDowell Sonny Siebert Bill Freehan Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Rod Carew Brooks Robinson Baltimore Jim Fr

Brechler Named Athletic Director at California

BERKELEY Calif AP Paul W Brechler was named athletic director of the University of California Berkeley campus succeeding Pete Newell who resigned amid unrest among Negro athletes Brechler 55 will assume Aug 15 Heyns announced Brechler former WAC commissioner Skyline Conference head and Iowa athletic director Newell resigned after a university committee investigated charges of discrimination by some athletic dept members Newell becomes general manager of the San Diego Rockets NBA

Berkeley Calif Paul W. Brechler Western Athletic Conference University of California Pete Newell Brechler Roger W. Heyns WAC University of Iowa Newell Cal San Diego Rockets National Basketball Association

Thursday's Fights in Portland and Los Angeles

George Johnson from Trenton out pointed Bob Herrington of St. Louis in Portland. Irish Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles outpointed Tony Alvarado of Pasadena in Los Angeles.

Associated Press Portland Maine George Johnson Trenton N.J Bob Herrington St. Louis Los Angeles Frankie Crawford Tony Alvarado Pasadena Calif

Voices of experience warn of inflation and debt risk

At a Fulton Chamber of Commerce meeting on June 18, State Comptroller Arthur Levitt warns 25 attendees that mounting inflation stems from unbridled government spending and borrowing. He argues pensions erode as prices rise and taxes grow.

Fulton Chamber of Commerce New York Levitt Fulton Percy Patrick Mr. Levitt America

West Pakistan Holds Vast Land Yet Modest Population Share

West Pakistan contains 85 percent of the country’s land but accounts for less than half of Pakistan’s 100,762,000 population. The discrepancy highlights regional disparities in geography and density within the nation’s postwar demography.

West Pakistan Pakistan

Showers Honor Future Bride

Patricia Fleming has received several bridal showers hosted by relatives in Syracuse and nearby areas. Homes of Jeanette Stacy, Sue Brown, Sally Moreau, and Doris Stoddard lent their spaces for various shower types. Leo Joslin and family visited Zanesville due to their daughter’s illness. Roy Fairbanks of Jamestown visited Mrs Maider in North Syracuse. Maider attended her grandsons Gary Maider and Dale Wolford graduation in Greenville.

Phoenix Patricia Fleming Jeanette Stacy Vivian Kimball Lois Kemp Miss Fleming Ronnie Stacy Sue Brown Sally Moreau Standish Drive Syracuse Doris Stoddard Leo Joslin Zanesville Paul Fisher Roy Fairbanks Jamesville Harry Maider Maider Green Gary G. Maider Dale A. Wolford

Baptist Life Association Honors Parish Members At June Supper

The Baptist Life Association will honor parish members at the June supper in the church at 6 30 PM. Graduates include Warren Curtis Ra arbecker Jean Gr ice Wikoff and Marsha Korn bluth. Guest speaker Robert Palmateer of the Ontario Bible Conference will discuss conference work and be accompanied by Bible Conference staff youths. Vacation Bible school is slated July 12 to 17.

Phoenix Baptist Life Association of the Baptist Church Warren Curtis Raarbecker Jean Grice Wikoff Marsha Kornbluth Robert Palmateer Ontario Bible Conference Bible Conference Baptist Church Alice Battles of Volney Oswego County Charles Richards Port Washinton Leonard Sooper Douglas. Richards Wellesley Island

Glenn C. Tague Scholarship Awarded to Carl Raymond

Wolcott High School graduate Carl Raymond, son of Mr and Mrs William Raymond of Huron, becomes the first recipient of the Glenn C Tague Education Scholarship. Created in 1964 by friends of the late Professor Tague, the fund will pay a two or four year college of the senior's choice. The committee emphasizes overall effort and interest, not just scholastic standing.

Wolcott Carl Raymond William Raymond Huron Glenn C Raymond

Adventists To Be Recognized At Union Springs Camp

Special recognition and training will be given to laymen of the Roosevelt Seventh day Adventist church near Fulton at the animal camp meeting in Union Springs. Awards will be made by Pastor Neil Wilson of Washington DC a world leader. The keynote by Pastor A J Potzer NY State Conference president urges neighborly aid over reliance on government. A commissioning service for Adventist laymen pledging active church work closes the weekend.

Fulton Roosevelt _ Seventh-day Adventist’ church Union Springs Neil Wilson Washington, D.C Seventh-day Adventist Church Ness A. J. Potzer New York State

Interstates Link Ohio to North Platte in 25-Hour Run

A newly opened portion of the Interstate Highway System enables a 25 hour, signal free trip from Ohio to North Platte Nebraska. This marks the longest completed segment of the national highway network and showcases expanded cross country mobility.

Ohio North Platte Neb

Interest clause for awards triggers second award

The text states a $50 base amount and adds that if at any time interest exceeds $250, a second award will commence. It outlines a two-tier payout mechanism dependent on accumulated interest.

Baxters Return From Carolina and Local Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Vernard Baxter return from Spray North Carolina where they visited her brother Lester Sawyer and tried surf fishing along the coast. Chub Davis returned home after an extended stay with his daughter at Cape Vincent and her open house honored his return. The Scriba Senior Citizens Club plans a Thousand Islands tour to Alexandria Bay on Wednesday. Mrs Veda Hutchinson hosted two bridge tables with guests including Mrs Alice Myers, Mrs Clara Minnie Coe, Mrs Gladys Peck, Gayle, Mrs Hattie Ladd, Mrs Hazel Seeley and Mrs Rose Capston. Mrs Minnie Coe also returned from a visit to her granddaughter Mrs Jean Vendette of Mattydale.

Scriba Vernard Baxter Spray N.C Lester Sawyer Davis Cape Vincent Vincent Brennan Senior Citizens Club Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands Veda Hutchinson Alice Myers Clara Minnie ‘Coe Gladys Peck Gayle Hattie Ladd Hazel Seeley Rose Capston Minnie Coe Jean Vendette Mattydale

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