Genesees Host Phoenix In State Loop Renewal Sunday
Absent from their home field for a full month the Oswego Genesee Brews return to Fort Ontario to entertain the Phoenix Merchants in one of five New York State Baseball League contests scheduled for 2 30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Oswego Genesee Brews
Fort Ontario
Phoenix Merchants
Oswego
Phoenix
Merchants
Fred Wall
Phoenx Academy
Central Square Legionnaires
Weedsport
Liverpool
Hannibal
Split Rock
Fair Haven
Baldwinsville
East Syracuse
Minoa
Country Inn Clinches 1959 City Softball Title in Debut Season
Country Inn defeated Austin’s Grill 12 4 in a one game playoff for the Class A title at Fort Ontario. Ray Drake earned his third win in 24 hours as Country Inn captured the league crown in its first City wheel campaign. Haynes homered and Bobby Haynes added key hits as Country Inn poured in four runs in the second inning and pulled away after Austin’s defense misplays. Next week the champions face Salvadore’s Grove in the playoff opener with Ballantine Beer meeting Oswego Lodge and Oswego County Savings Bank playing Adams House in Class B action.
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Portsider Ray Drake
Country Inn
Austin’s Grill
Fort Ontario
Salvadore's Grove
Ballantine Beer
Smith's Hotel
Adams House
Oswego County Savings Bank
Oswego Lodge of Moose
Austin’s
Austin's
Fran Weigelt
Eric Weida
Weigelt
Dom Pezzle
Drake
Hal Weber
Tommy Wright
Austin
Hal Schulz
Schulz
Bradshaw
Haynes
Joe Reitz
Wright
Bobby Haynes
Oswego Speedway Mid-Summer Championship Night
Oswego Speedway hosts the Class A Mid-Summer Championship with a 30 lap feature and a 25 lap Class B race as Eddie Bellinger and Lee Bliss duel for the lead. Nolan Swift eyes a move to dethrone the Bellinger Bliss pair in a star studded field from Oswego's top drivers.
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Osweéego Speedway
Will Hackett
Eddie Bellinger
Fulton
Lee Bliss
Rochester
Bellinger
Bliss
Oswego Speedway
Oswego
Nolan Swift
Ed Bellinger
Lee Bliva
Jim Fuller
Mel Dodge
Bernie Bellinger
Billy Blum
Cap Gibson
Dick Jerrett, Jr
Bernie Grant
Bob Pierce
Marty Crucetti
Dick Jerrett
Ken Thompson
John Michaels
Fred Cavallero
Chuck Elyse See
Ronnie Wallace
George Ritchie
Clase
Roger Dunsmore
Ray Gilbert
Dutt Yanni
John Pawlicki
Jim Strough
Harold Crysler
Cee Mike Shurr
Eddie Bloss
Larry Windey
Doug Kanar
Don Foster
Larry Nyessensee
Mick Blackburn
Mel Strough
Joe Dickquist
Fd Kingsley
Bob Casey
Peppy Cone
Fred McLaughlin
Richard Horning
Farl Sixberry
Bernie Snyder
Bob Baker
Jerry Fuller
Bob Sharkey
Tron Gillett W.sesee
Fred Barker
Robert Kingsley A T
Fred Cavallaro
Souchak Trails Barber by Two Strokes in PGA
In Minneapolis Mike Souchak overhauled Jerry Barber in the third round of the National PGA Championship. Barber, at 6 under after 36 holes and leading by two, faced a high-stakes duel as Souchak pressed from two behind with a strong Friday 66. The field included Doug Sanders, Don Finsterwald, Gene Littler and others in a crowded leaderboard.
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Minneapolis
David and Goliath
Jerry Barber
Mike Souchak
Barber
Jocking
Souchak
Los Angeles
Minneapolis Golf Club
Pennsylvania
Doug Sanders
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Carry Middlecoff
Bill Casper
Lionel Hebert
Willies Combine For Giants Win
Giants veteran Willie Mays and rookie Willie McCovey fueled a late rally to beat the Pirates 4 3. McCovey, in his first season game, delivered the key hit after a strategic nod from Manager Bill Rigney, with Mays stealing second and scoring on McCovey’s liner.
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SAN Francisco Upi
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Harvey Haddix
Wile McCovey
McCovey
Haddix
Rigney
Wilhie Mays
Mays
Willie
Leave It Clean Wax Paper Trick for Clean Cake Plate
A simple kitchen tip suggests placing waxed paper strips under the bottom layer of a cake before filling and frosting. After finishing, the strips are removed to keep the plate clean, making serving neater and quicker.
Minor league baseball results across leagues
International League Toronto 2 Miami 1 in 10 innings. Columbus 2 Buffalo 1 Rochester 7 Richmond 1 Montreal 6 Havana 2. American Association Minneapolis 8 Dallas 2 Dallas 6. St Paul 6 Houston 3 Louisville 11 Charleston 2. Fort Worth 13 Denver 6. Pacific Coast Portland 3 Salt Lake City Vancouver 3 San Diego 4. Seattle 7 Phoenix 2 Sacramento 4 Spokane 3. Eastern League Allentown 19 Williamsport 7 York 6 Springfield 4 Binghamton 8 Lancaster 3 Albany at Williamsport postponed.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Miami
Columbus
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Montreal
Havana
Minneapolis
Dallas
St. Paul
Houston
Louisville
Charleston
Fort Worth
Denver
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Vancouver
Seattle
Phoenix
Sacramento
Spokane
Allentown
Williamsport
York
Springfield
Binghamton
Lancaster
Albany
First of Five Major Dates At Vernon Tonight
Corsican at Vernon Downs aims to break the track record for four year old gelded pacers in the first leg of the August Pacing Series. The event features New Port AI Tulip Festival Bettys J Co Ensign Dillon and others battling for $2,500 purses with a Sept 5 championship worth $7,500.
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Frisco Creed
Vernon Downs
Corsicanaway
Lexingtons Red
Saratoga Raceway
Lusty Song
Vermor Downs
Sea Eagle
Lexington
New Port Aii
Tulip Festival
Cleve Burton
Betty
J. Co
Ensign Dillon
Ed Arthur
Congress Braden
Joe Hayes
Lou Abbe
Garland Garnsey
Ed Demo
Matthews Wins Over McFarland in Philadelphia Main Event
Len Matthews defeated Candy McFarland by unanimous decision in a ten round middleweight bout. Judges Artie Aidala 9-1 Joe Eppy 8-2 and referee Al Bert 8-3-1 scored for Matthews who weighed 135 pounds to McFarland 135¾. Robinson trained Candy in his corner.
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New York
Len Matthews
Candy McFarland
Matthews
Philadelphia
Candy
Robinson
New York State
Sugar Ray
Artie Aidala
Joe Eppy
al Bert
McFarland
Try It Sometime Ever Wrap Water Cheatnuts In Bacon
A quirky food note suggests wrapping water chestnuts in bacon and broiling. It praises pairing with mango chutney sauce, calling it extra-special for guests with a before-dinner drink. The text oddly shifts to an unrelated line about Japanese forces in China at Japan's 1945 surrender.
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China
Japan
McCovey Delivers for Giants as Pirates Fall in NL Race
Willie McCovey singled home the go ahead run in the eighth inning to lift the Giants 4-3 over Pittsburgh, keeping San Francisco a half game in front. The Pirates dropped their 10th loss in 11 games as Don Drysdale struck out 14 in his win for the Dodgers and other NL results sharpen the pennant chase.
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Phoenix
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Bob Buhl
Angeles
Perhind
Philadelphia
Don Drysdale
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
McCovey
Harvey Haddix
Wille Mays
Warren Giles
Charlie Neal
Los Angeles
Bill White
Neals
Giles
White
Braves
Cardinals
Willie McCovey
Two boxing results and a baseball score from Austin’s Griz
Len Matthews of Philadelphia outpointed Candy McFarland in New York while Bobby Hicks of Seattle defeated Dave Camacho in Hoquiam. In a separate baseball game, Austin’s Griz beat Country Inn 12 runs to 4 with Lavery, Haynes, Place and Reitz each driving in two runs and Lavery hitting a key three run triple.
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Associated Press
New York
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Candy McFarland
Hoquiam
Wash
Bobby Hicks
Seattle
Dave Camacho
Monterrey
Mexico
Grant Place
Reitz
Dave Lavery
Haynes
Lavery
Austin
Place
Country Inn
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Masons Triumph 5-2 to Move Up in Babe Ruth League
Masonic Club beat Vona's Rest 5-2 at Fort Ontario, climbing from last in the standings. Kyle Robinson nearly no-hit the visitors, fanning 17 and walking five while Dick Barbeau allowed three hits for Vona's. Four runs came in the first inning, with Vona's scoring in the second and third before a final Masons run in the fourth.
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Cardinals
Buhl
Giles
Braves
Dean Stone
Ali Castoff
Joe Adcock
Hank Aaron
Los Angeles
Gene Conley
Norm Larker
Reds
George Altmans
Johnny Powers
Cubs
Masonic Club
Fort Ontario
Vona
Kyle Robinson
The
Masons
Jim Guinta
Robinson
Dick Barbeau
All-Star Game Monday Opens at Coliseum in LA
The second 1959 All-Star baseball game will be played Monday at the Los Angeles Coliseum with an expected crowd of 45 000 to 55 000. Managers can add three players and choose new pitchers. The game starts at 4 p.m. local time 7 p.m. EDT. Next week’s schedule features several interleague matchups.
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Los Angeles
Coliseum
New York Yankees
Dodgers
U. S&s
Pittsburgh
Nationals
Seves
Casey Stengel
Americans
Fred Haney
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