Bosox Defeat Orioles 3-1 To Extend Streak
Boston topped Baltimore 3-1 as Carl Yastrzemski cut down Frank Robinson on a throw, helping Ray Culp survive a fourth inning jam and move the Sox into second place, five games behind Baltimore. Other AL results mixed. in the NL, Giants were 5-2 losers in Houston as Pittsburgh, Montreal, and Los Angeles won.
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Weekend Fights Report by Associated Press
In Palermo Bruno Arcari stopped Henrique Jana in a lightweight bout. At PNG Beach Nate Robinson knocked out Miguel Hernandez in a welterweight match. In Seoul Alberto Reyes defeated Kim Hyun in a featherweight contest with a ninth round stoppage.
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Victors by Neck In Major Events At Hollywood Park
Cougar II defended turf honors in the Ford Pinto Invitation Turf Handicap, beating Fort Marcy by a neck as Drumtop finished fourth. Divide And Rule led early, with Fort Marcy and Drumtop following. Cougar II completed 1 1/16 miles in 2:26 2-5, paying $4.60. At Belmont Park the Saranac Stakes saw Salem edge Farewell Party by a neck in a one mile race, with Highbinder third. Aqueduct reopens Monday as New York racing returns.
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Reidy at Helm Connie Mackers Open With Win
Mike Reidy struck out ten and allowed two hits as the Oswego Seniors beat St John the Baptist of Syracuse 3 to 1 in the Central New York Connie Mack League opener at Fort Ontario. Oswego Juniors beat Lakeland 5 to 0 with Ron Ahart’s single accounting for the lone safety. Ted Kerley urged more players to join at Leighton Field ahead of twin bill and listed rosters for Yankees Mets Red Sox Giants.
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Wimbledon Net Games Resume
Wimbledon keeps pace with reforms as tie break trials debut amid growing crowds. With half the tournament done the field narrows to the last eight in singles and most doubles are finished. Quarterfinals approach for both sexes.
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Mother and son killed in Webster two-car crash
A mother and her young son died in a two-car collision in suburban Webster near Rochester. Margaret L. Davis, 28, of Webster, was the driver of one car with her 2-year-old son Kirt among the deceased. Six others were injured, with two of Mrs. Davis' daughters hospitalized and four from the other car treated and released.
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Charlies Clout Chiefs Sweep IL Leaders Syracuse
Charleston's Charlies, three games behind in the IL, swept Syracuse 4-2 and 12-4 to move into second place with 17 wins in 25 June starts. Rochester beat Tidewater 10-2 and 8-7, Louisville defeated Toledo 6-2 and 5-4, and Winnipeg edged Richmond 2-1. Richie Zisk homered for Syracuse. Bruce Kison won his 10th for Charleston as six runs in the first and five in the second powered the nightcap. Rich Coggins added a grand slam for Rochester, while Bibby was limited in the open er.
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Langmaid and daughter win first world Albacore sailing title
Toronto area doctor Dr. Jack Langmaid and his daughter Nancy captured the first world Albacore sailing championship over the weekend. Geoffrey Revett of Buffalo finished a close second in both races on Saturday and second overall, as heavy rains prompted the race committee to end the regatta after six races.
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Real Madrid Advances to Iberco Tour Finals
Real Madrid defeated Granada 2-0 in Badajoz, Spain, to move into the finals of the third Iberco soccer tournament.
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Trevino to play in $200,000 Pinehurst match play
Lee Trevino has agreed to compete in the Professional match play championship at Pinehurst August 25 to 29. Doug Sanders also joins the field for the event at the Country Club of North Carolina with a first prize of $35,000.
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Great Day For Conway Horses At Finger Lakes Derby
Dan Conway trained three horse entry finished 1 2 3 in the New York Breeders Derby at Finger Lakes Race Track. Swift Wings won the $5,000 purse by a neck over Gay Fellow in the mile race. Geagle ran third as Roger Cox rode the victorious 3-year-old in 1 4 14 5. Wagering totaled $447,599 from 7,122 fans.
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Stewart Captures Can-Am Car Race
Stewart used a pre race plan to drive slowly and protect his Lola T260. He overtook Denis Hulme on lap 52 and won the Can Am Cup at Le Circuit in Mont Tremblant over Hulme with Revson third, amid illness affecting several drivers.
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Oswego YMCA Elks Swim Team shines at Thousand Island Meet
Oswego YMCA Elks Swim Team competed at the Thousand Island Invitational at Keewaydin State Park Olympic Pool drawing 600 competitors from 32 clubs under AAU rules. Jerry Dawson led Oswego with a win in 50 meter Fly and top finishes in multiple events. Michele Kessler and Patti Nitardy also earned medals and ribbons. Oswego placed runner up for the 10 and under Boys Team Trophy and will travel to Norwich for a two day AAU meet with overnight camping at Norwich YMCA.
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Legionnaires Broadwell's Win Streak Continues in City League
The undefeated American Legion team crushed Broadwell's No 2 22 to 3 and Broadwell's No 1 routed VFW Post 2320 20 to 3 over the weekend in the City Football League. Next week no games due to a holiday. league meeting Wednesday July 14 hosted by American Legion. Standings show Legion 7 0, Broadwell No 1 5 1, VFW 2320 2 4, Broadwell No 2 2 5, VFW 5885 0 5.
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Sub Quarterback Outstanding Among Collegians
In the 11th annual Coaches All-America Game West quarterback Chuck Hixson of SMU, filling in for injured Plunkett, guides a late drive for Nebraska’s Joe Orduna as Hixson’s clutch play helps clinch a 31-28 win over the East. Orduna earns the MVP honors.
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Swift Triumphs In Oswego Feature Race Showdown
Nolan Swift led all 28 laps to win at Oswego Speedway earning 1225 dollars from a roughly 6000 dollar purse. Ken Andrews battled to within a few laps, while John Clapham earned a sparkling third after starting near the back, as 17 cars finished amid five stoppages.
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Dump truck drivers approve new contract in Buffalo
About 500 dump truck drivers in Reamsters Local 499 ratified a new contract in Buffalo. The agreement raises wages to 61.50 per hour and covers the dated shift and wage scale adjustments for the members.
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Donohue Leads Schaefer 500 Qualifying At Pocono
Tigerish Mark Donohue earned the pole for the Schaefer 500 mile race at Pocono International Raceway with a 172.393 mph 100 mile average in his McLaren the fastest time ever at the track. Bobby Unser Al Unser and Joe Leonard also posted strong showings as 33 starters lined up for the July 3 event. The race dubbed the Indianapolis of the East carries 430000 in prize money and is set on the new course carved from a former spinach field in the Pocono Mountains.
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