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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
16
Firemen rallied from a four run deficit to defeat Moose 8 7 clinching the first round National Division title at Fort Ontario. Seaway Supply shut out Triplets 8 0 to finish tied for third as Elks protest redrafts loom against K C in a replay with American division title at stake.
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 47 wins, Pittsburgh 42, and Los Angeles 41. Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago trail. several results from Wednesday include St Louis 2 San Francisco 1 and Chicago 9 Atlanta 5. American League lists Baltimore 49 25 and Detroit 44 27 atop. multiple scores from Wednesday include Baltimore 5 Kansas City 2 and New York 6 Boston 5.
The league shows Columbus 65 39 29 .574, Rochester 37 34 .521, Buffalo 35 34 .507, Toledo 36 35 .507, Jacksonville 34 33 .507, Toronto 34 36 .486, Richmond 34 37 .479. Last night results: Jacksonville 8 Syracuse 0, Richmond 3 Rochester 2, Toledo 6 Buffalo 4, Toronto 2 Columbus 0. Tonight games: Syracuse at Jacksonville, Rochester at Richmond, Toronto at Columbus, Buffalo at Toledo.
Black Label defeated the Hibernians 15 to 2 and Brown's Express beat Smith's Monuments 9 to 3 in City League play. Hammermill edged Davis Bros. 3 to 2 in extra innings, while Crown Tire vs Jaycees and Sereno's vs Gene sees were postponed due to an all star game with a new date to be announced by President John Kirk. Dick Dunsmore homered twice for Black Label. Art Chetney added a triple and single. Dennis Kirk had three hits for the Hibernians. Brown's Express built an 80 lead before Smith's rallied late. Tom Gordon homered for the winners. Dick Johnson allowed four safeties. Hammermill needed 12 innings to win, Bob Barker the pitcher, Paul Palmitesso homered for Hammermill.
Captain Phylis Grant arrived from Montgomery Alabama for a short vacation with her parents before flying to Osan Korea for a thirteen month duty. The piece also notes a bridal shower for Sally Harvey hosted by her sister Mrs Eddie Montieth and lists weekend visitors to the Harvey household and relatives attending a graduation at Camden. Rev John W Crandall and spouse left to attend the Rochester annual conference of the Wesleyan Methodist Church at Chambers.
Action in the K of C sponsored slow pitch softball tourney returns Friday at Fort Ontario with three games under the lights at the main diamond. Sodus Bay Merchants face St. Michael's in the feature game, Oswego Local 214 meets Alcan Jets, and Oswego K of C plays Mattie's of Fulton.
Frank Bork led Columbus with strong support as the Jets beat Toronto 13-0 in the nightcap after dropping the opener 2-0. Columbus stayed 3 1/4 games up on Rochester, while Jacksonville and Toledo won. Buffalo and Syracuse trailed. Bork improved to 3-1 this month as Columbus scored nine in the second inning.
Crack Shot led wire to wire to win the $15,480 Bostwick Trot at Saratoga Raceway on Wednesday night. Cardin al Jamie who held a national season record was scratched. At Vernon Downs, Dawson paid $3.00 to win the $2,000 trot in 2 05 2 5, beating Fine Print by two lengths.
A fleet of 42 yachts began the 3,600 mile Bermuda to Denmark transatlantic race. US entries included Carina a 53 foot yawl owned by Richard S Nye of Larchmont NY which previously won the 1955 Newport to Marstrand race. Other boats named were Vamp X Ticonderoga Pala wan Solution Indigo Spirit and Burgoo.
The 140th Mexico Academy and Central School Alumni Association meeting drew 141 attendees at the high school cafeteria. President Lee Loomis opened the evening after a turkey dinner, with Miss Margaret Taylor of Auburndale remembered for directing a girl septet in 1941. Former faculty members including Court ney Newstead Stephen T. Stanton and Charles Molyneaux spoke, noting Mexico days and lost traits. Anniversary celebrants from the classes of 1941 1951 and 1893 attended along with a 50 year member Mrs Shirley Stone Penny. Officers elected included John Anderson president and Mary Bryant Jacobs secretary.
CHICAGO AP A new pro football league with a 24 million package to bid for top talent was unveiled by Frank Leahy former Notre Dame coach chairing the United States Football League USFL executive vice president Bruce Werlhof. The plan calls for 12 franchises in metropolitan areas including Anaheim California with a new stadium as the first identified site. The league will draft players via a central system after the 1966 college season with a start in fall 1967 and the first six franchises to be named July 20 followed by August 15 and September 1. Chicago Washington Philadelphia Memphis New Orleans Seattle Phoenix Cincinnati are among cities mentioned.
Niagara Falls NY AP reports Niagara County 175 physicians unlikely to join the new Medicaid program. At a county medical society meeting about half of 160 members attended, with most saying they would not participate, though officials said the society left the choice to individual doctors.
Two district 2 Babe Ruth games are set for Fort Ontario on Saturday afternoon. South Utica meets Oswego in the 13 year old division at 1 39 p m. The all star squads from South Utica and Oswego also play. In local league action last night the Steelworkers defeated the Starlings 4 to 2 with key hits from Tyner Clark and Crisafulli.
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