O Keefe s Launch Softball Tourney Opens Tonight At Fort Ontario
O Keefe s Beer hosts the New York State Women s Softball Tournament at Fort Ontario with a double elimination format. Canastota Merchants visit for a 5 pm opener. Utica faces Williamson and Binghamton meets Middletown Saturday as six clubs seek the 1959 state title amid a packed weekend schedule.
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Oswego Club Faces Crucial Home Game in Final Month
Ontario Division action heats up as Oswego hosts Central Square Legionnaires at Fort Ontario with six games on Sunday. Four teams battle for division title and playoff spots. victories by invaders could spark a four way logjam. Weedsport Weedsport hosts Hannibal as Oneida leaders close regular season.
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Pulaski Merchants Set For Two Oswego Softball Tests
The Pulaski Merchants in Oswego County Rural Softball League schedule two weekend games. They travel to Adams Hotel on Friday night at Fort Ontario and visit Parish on Sunday. A win at Parish preserves their first place in the standings.
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Printing Department Ad Card for Palladtim Pimes Building
Commercial printing department notice lists building name Palladtim Pimes and a contact phone 8 or 9, hinting at a local business card or catalog line. It presents as a terse old-time ad snippet with minimal context and no further details.
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Giants Bump Braves Again in Marathon Baseball
The San Francisco Giants, led by Willie McCovey and Willie Mays, pulled ahead in the NL pennant race by taking two of three from the Braves. Sad Sam Jones pitched eight innings for his 15th win, with Eddie Bressoud adding a three run homer in a 7-1 win. McCovey drove in the first run and added two hits as Los Angeles idle, Milwaukee chasing. Pittsburgh crushed St Louis 18-2 behind Harvey Haddix, Smoky Burgess six RBIs, Bill Virdon five RBIs. Chicago ended its skid with a 4-2 win over Philadelphia as Ernie Banks started the comeback. American League notes include Chicago and Baltimore's 18 inning 1-1 tie, Hoyt Wilhelm throwing 2 3 hitless innings, Billy Pierce going 16 innings, and Detroit clinching the season series vs New York with a 4-0 win. California reports 140000 farms and ranches, the most in the nation.
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Cyclotherm and Marathon Secure Key Softball Wins
Cyclotherm upset Ames Iron Works 17 7 as Jim Miner pitched four hits and Cyclotherm rapped 14 hits led by Jack McClelland two doubles and a single Maury Leavens added two extra base hits and two singles Marathon staged a sixth inning rally to win 8 2 over Fire and Police after a late scoring burst Toyota? Wait. Fire & Police fell short despite Len Ponzi Bob Dashner DeSantis and Regano rallies.
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Round Table May Boost Bankroll in Arlington Park Test
Round Table, the millionaire horse, may raise earnings near 144 million with a victory in the Equi poise Mile at Arlington Park. His start hinges on track conditions and field size, with Calumet Farm’s Bardstown doubtful but On-and-On definite. Other top entries include Better Bee and Terra Firma. The Sapling at Monmouth Park features 12 Eastern juveniles led by Irish Lancer, Vital Force, Bally Ache, and Farm to Market. International League scores show Columbus 1 Montreal 0, Buffalo 5 Miami 1, Rochester 3 Havana 1, Richmond 6 Toronto 2.
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Hurons Capture Title as Moose Tie for Crest Lead
Huron Cement clinched the National division championship by rallying to beat the Elks 5 to 4 in extra innings at the Stadium last evening. In the American division Moose blanked Kingsford Pumps 2 to 0 to gain a share of the second-half crown with Firemen. Larry DelBrocco pitched the complete win for the Hurons, while Tom Donahue took the loss for Elks. John Spano tossed a two-hitter for Moose. The contests drew a large crowd and provided entertaining baseball with multiple doubles and timely hitting.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Baseball leaders include Kuenn Detroit .343 and Killebrew Washington 34 home runs. Williams 30 doubles, Fox 142 hits, Aparicio 34 stolen bases. Pitching leaders feature Shaw 10+ decisions 1.03 ERA and Wynn 133 strikeouts. Aaron .363 batting average with 87 runs for Pinson.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to defend title against Paul Pender in Boston
Sugar Ray Robinson agreed to defend his middleweight crown against Paul Pender in a Massachusetts version of the world middleweight championship. The 15 round bout is set for the first week in December in Boston, promoter Sam Silverman announced.
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Johansson Says He's Ready For September Bout
Ingemar Johansson announced in Paris that he is ready to meet Floyd Patterson in a rematch for the World Heavyweight title on September 22 at Yankee Stadium New York. He spoke after discussing the disputed June title bout promoter Bill Rosensohn and noted plans to travel to New York with Edwin Ahlquist to settle promotion issues.
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Rogensohn Enterprises Contract Tied to Johansson Case
Rogensohn Enterprises, owner of Johansson's contract for the re match, drew attention as Rosensohn appeared for questioning at the New York district attorney's office with a bodyguard and later surfaced in Paris.
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Moose Face Road Games Oswego Lodge Faces Double Schedule
Moose Face Road games for the Oswego Lodge fumbleballers feature a weekend double. Tomorrow they meet Ithaca in Ithaca at 6 after reporting by 4 30 p m. It is a long 90 mile trip but players must report on time. Sunday the Oswego squad plays at Burnett Park Syracuse at 2 p m.
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