Bridges Saves Yanks in 4-2 Win Over Twins
The Yankees, aided by Marshall Bridges clutch eighth inning save and homers by Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle, beat Minnesota 4-2 to move into a virtual second place in the AL. Eli Grba contributed with two hits and four RBIs in the LA win over Boston.
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Seattle Blonde Leads USGA Women Open After First Round
Ruth Jessen, Seattle University journalism graduate and 25 year old professional, matched par 72 to take a three stroke lead at Myrtle Beach. Mickey Wright tied for second with Joann Prentice after posting 75, while Jackie Pung Barbara Romack and Mariene Mauer Hagge stood fourth at 76.
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Pro-Bound Collegians Ready for All-America East West Game
The second All-America game between East and West stars unfolds at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo with about 22 000 fans. Pro contracts fill most players 28 in NFL 18 in AFL 12 in Canada. NBC telecasts at 8 30 p m est no Buffalo blackout. Coaches Hayes Warmath lead star lineups featuring Gabriel Davis Olsen Stephens and Saxton with strong running backs and a college rules set for 1962.
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Oswego Babe Ruth All-Stars Host Tournament Opener
Oswego hosts the Babe Ruth Baseball Tournament with the Oswego All-Stars against Norwich at 1 30 p m on Saturday July 7. A second game follows 10 minutes later pitting two Syracuse squads and the Friday winners meet the following afternoon. Eddie Tifft leads the 15 player squad with Jerry Altimanda and Gil Whitman as coaches.
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Howard Johnson Gains First Ruth League Win in Fort Ontario
Howard Johnson's earned its first Babe Ruth League victory last night at Fort Ontario, defeating Lions Club 4 3 to knock Lions Club from a first place tie. Dan Donahue pitched nine hits allowed with several tough plays, while George Knopp led Ho Jo Jo with four singles. Lions Club jumped to a 3-0 lead in the third but were shut out until the seventh inning.
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Frank Froehling Last American In Wimbledon Play
Frank Froehling 20 of Coral Gables Fla is the last American in the Wimbledon men's singles after five days. He faces a field including eight Australians and several rivals as the Americans fail to advance, with three seeds eliminated early.
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Genesees Launch Connie Mack Play Saturday Sunday
Oswego Oswego Genesees organize Connie Mack Baseball in the city with Chuck Harvey at the helm. The five club league features Chittenango Valley of Syracuse Canastota Oneida Sherrill and Oswego. Rosters list 17 players including Kyle Robinson Dick Axtell Bill Parsons Walt Koken and Jim Guinta.
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Major League Stars Shine In Slugfest Wins
Steve Barber of the Orioles shut out the Chicago White Sox 6-0, scattering eight hits as he strands runners. Leon Wagner of the Angels tripsled to a 21st homer plus two singles, driving in three and scoring three in a 19-7 rout of Boston.
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Hillman Retires After Mets Release
Dave Hillman a 12 year professional baseball veteran and pitcher with the New York Mets since April 27 announced his retirement after being released by the team from Kingsport Tennessee.
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Peach blonde wig theft at Scottsdale hotel
A thief entered a Scottsdale beauty salon inside a swank hotel and stole a peach blonde wig valued at $200. Police investigated the incident, seeking the suspect.
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Minor Leaguers To Meet Monday
Oswego youths in the city sponsored program begin with organization meetings Monday July 2 at Kingsford's Park. West side applicants should report to John Canale and John Heagerty at 1 p m next Monday. east side candidates to William Dilts at Little League Stadium at 9 30 a m Monday.
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Santa Clara Athletics Allege Ruthless Baseball Scouts
Father James E. Sweeters of Santa Clara University condemns MLB scouts in a letter to Commissioner Frick. He references Ernie Fazio’s $100,000 signing and notes the possible loss of star pitcher Bob Garibaldi, praising college players’ loyalty and criticizing pro recruiters’ pressure.
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Oswego Speedway sets big show with all star field
Oswego Speedway fans await tomorrow night as a stellar regular program leads a three card span in eight days. Art Bennett remains the favorite in the 35 lap feature while rivals like Lee Bliss Nolan Swift and Howie Scannell chase top performance as cars are upgraded for the outing. Advance tickets for the Fourth of July Grand Prix and next week’s drag exhibition are on sale tonight.
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Baseball scores from a packed Pacific Coast League card
In 10 innings Denver edged Oklahoma City 8 to 4. Louisville defeated Dallas Fort Worth 6 to 1. Omaha beat Indianapolis 9 to 4. Seattle downed Salt Lake City 6 to 3 and San Diego routed Vancouver 12 to 4. Tacoma won 4 to 2 over Portland. Spokane topped Hawaii 9 to 5.
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First Half Championships In Little League Playoffs Set Sunday
Fort Ontario last night saw Kuno's Flying A win 8 4 over Lupe's Sport Shop while Leadbetter Post edged Salvadore's Grove 4 3. Two more City Softball League results tightened standings as K of C beat Huron Cement 9 7 and Firemen topped Kings Ford Pumps 31 12. Championships in both divisions will be decided in Sunday playoff games with National Division 2 p.m. start and American Division immediately after the opener.
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Fights Last Night Show Varied Boxing Results
In New Bedford Fosmire outpointed Tavares in a 12 round bout while Burguess stopped Cassius Ford in Miami Jacksonville. Emeree stopped Emergee in Moncton and Faparaz halted Kenji Yonekura in Tokyo.
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Toronto Climbs To Second Place In League Standings
The Toronto Maple Leafs earned their second straight shutout to move into second in the International Baseball League by blanking Atlanta 3-0 behind Orlando Pena. Jacksonville won 9-5 in 12 innings at Buffalo, Syracuse beat Richmond 3-2, and Columbus defeated Rochester 4-2. Pena improved to 6-6 with his third shutout of the season.
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