Best Ball Leaders At Midway In Oswego Club Event
McDonough and Warner hold a three stroke lead at halfway in Oswego Country Club’s second annual member guest best ball. McDonough shot 40 44 84, partner Warner 93, 59 team score on front nine and back nine weathering hot conditions. Notables include Murchie Emerick and Lisk among leaders. Emerick posts eagle deuce on No 3. stage set for final round with stag dinner and prize ceremony planned.
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Bob McDonough
White Warner
Oswego Country Club
McDonough
Warshot
Neil Howard
FR. Barry
John Scullin
W. Pfohl
Bob Murchie
Tom Freeston
Murcehie
Ted Lisk
Oewega
All-Star Game Ends 29-0 as Colts Dominate College Team
Exhibition action from the Associated Press lists the Baltimore Colts defeating the College All-Stars 29 to 0. Other Saturday games include New York versus Philadelphia at Hershey Pennsylvania and Detroit against Chicago at Norman Oklahoma.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
New York
Philadelphia
Hershey
Detroit
Chicago Cardinals
Norman
Okla
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Milwaukee
Washington
Sanraieteon
American League
L. Pet
Chicago
Vieveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
Philacelphia
Cincinnat
Twinight
St. Loui
Genesees Travel To Minoa Sunday For League Game
Oswego Genesee Brews travel to Minoa Sunday for a pivotal New York State Baseball League Ontario Division tilt. Game time 2 30 p m. Manager Mike McCrobie fields Parrow as starter with Latulio Tracy and McCrobie ready to relieve. Brews aim to win to stay in division race with several readers backing the team.
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Ouewego Genesee Brews
Minoa
Oswego
Brews
Ontario
Genesees
Ed Tracy
Bob McCrobie
Thorrow
Mike McCrobie
Fred Parrow
McCrobie
Tracy
Bob Latulio
Central Square Legionaires
Syracuse Chiefs
Fulton Fusiliers
Phoenix Merchants
Oneida
Weedsport
Splt Rock
Far Haven
Liverpool
Baldwinsville
Hannibal
John Symons
Parrow
Joe Valetta
Lou Angelina
Bill Dawsor
Lonnie Caveller
Sammy Azzarelli
Pat Knopp
Tracz
Spit Rock
Fair Haven
Hann
Wssereses
Brown Nearly Died on Field
Chicago reports Brown, halfback from Houston, slumped on Soldier Field turf with a life threatening throat injury after a collision with a Colts player. He stopped breathing for about 12 minutes as 70,000 spectators watched trainers work to revive him.
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Chicago
Don Brown
Houston
Soldier Field
Baltimore Colts
All Stars
Brown
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Colts
Otto Graham
Lollar Lifts White Sox To Season's Largest Lead
White Sox catcher Gus Lollar homered twice with runners aboard, his fourth long ball in three days and nine RBIs, fueling a 5-1 win over Kansas City to widen Chicago's AL lead. Bob Shaw earned his second win, while Detroit crushed Cleveland 11-1.
Major League Stars Mix Big Hit And Late Rally
Vic Wertz of the Red Sox hit a pinch hit grand slam to tie the game as Boston scored five more in the eighth inning to beat the Yankees 11 to something. Vernon Law of the Pirates pitched five shutout frames for his 13th win, yielding a 2-1 victory over the Braves, their first over Milwaukee in seven meetings.
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Chicago
White Sox
Sherm
Arkanyan
Winte Sox
Kansas City
Lollar
Detroit
Cleveland
Indians
Sox
Boston
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Washington
Baltmore
Bob Shaw
Jost
Kent Hadley
Preston Ward
Eddie Yost
Tiger
Frank Lary
Tito Francona
Cleveand
Cal McLieh
Yankee
Vic Wertz
Ryne Duren
Wertz
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Gary Geiger
Bobby Shantz
Harmon Killebrew
Baltimore
Associated Press
Vernon Law
Pirates
Braves
Milwaukee
Jameson Rawls Tied at Seattle at Open Round Three
Veteran Bet ty Jameson and Betsy Rawls carried a 3 stroke lead into the third round of the Women s Western Open. Both were 146 after 36 holes. Jameson shot 75 to finish two under par with Rawls posting 76 as she struggled with her drives.
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Seattle
Betty Jameson
Betsy Rawls
Miss Jameson
San Antonio
Spartanburg
S. C
Gar
Miss Rawls
Sereribie
West All-Stars Rally Past East for 7-2 Diamond Win
West All-Stars defeated the East 7-2 in the Minor League all star game at Little League Stadium. Key two-out hits and timely singles fueled a second to fourth inning rally led by Bill Cole Buck Fabrizi Joe Pasiak Pat Derousie and Barry Siember. Pitching by Pat Derousie and Barry Siember held the East to two runs as rosters featured 10 to 12 year olds with futures in Little League Baseball for 1960.
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Fort Ontario
John Rinaldo
Dick Fabrizi
Jim Krakowka
Bob Cole
Don Wallace
Dick Sheridan
Don Goodness
Jack McGrath
Dave Molinari
Jim Lum
Bill Shannon
Bear
John Canale
John Krakowka
John Comerford
Paul Askew
Joe Corradino
Barry Siember
Joe Pasiak
George Ranous
Pat Derousie
Pat O’neil
Sam Falise
Little League Stadium
West
Bill Cole
Buck Fabrizi
Jack Comerford
Pat O'Neil
East
Caruso
DeCastro
Clifford
Michalski
Izzo
Hilton
Stone
Sorzickas
Beauchamp
Cornwall
McCarthy
Griffin
Cernaro
Conaway
Stacy
Murray
Steinburg
Gill
West—Derousie
Askew
Cole
Fabrizi
Comerford
Pasiak
Molinari
Sierber
Falise
Shannon
Lum
Goodness
Sheridan
Rinaldo
O'Neil
McGrath
Wallace
Ranous
Corradino
Buffalo Use Jets For Stepping Stone
The Buffalo Bisons lead the International League pennant race by eight games as they top the Columbus Jets 4-2. Lou Vassie delivered a pinch hit two run homer to seal the win in Friday night action. Montreal beat Miami 3-2. Rochester outlasted Richmond 6-3 in 11 innings. Havana moved 21 games ahead of Columbus with a 3-2 victory over Toronto.
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Associated Press
Buffalo Bisons
Jets
Columbus Jets
Bisons
Columbus
Lou Vassie
Havana
Toronto
Rochester
Richmond
Montreal
Miami
Minior League results from International and American Associations
In International League play Buffalo edged Columbus 4 to 2 in 11 innings while Rochester defeated Richmond 5 to 3 in 11. Havana beat Toronto 3 2 and Montreal defeated Miami 3 to 2. In the American Association Indianapolis won 7 to 6 over Louisville. Fort Worth and St Paul won 3 to in a doubleheader? Denver 8, Dallas 6 and Minneapolis 8, Houston 4. Charleston at Omaha postponed.
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Associated Press
International League
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Havana
Toronto
Montreal
Miami
American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Fort Worth & St. Paul
Denver
Dallas
Minneapolis
Houston
Charleston
Omaha
Playoff Kickoff For Babe Ruth and Little League
Babe Ruth Baseball League officials announced all future activity will be limited to playoff tournament play due to late season and vacation plans. Rotary Club defeated Masonic Club 8 to 0 to clinch the title. playoff series begin Sunday and Monday with semi finals on a sudden death format.
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Rotary Club
Masonic Club
Babe Ruthers
Little League
Lions Club
Steelworkers Local
Cliquot Club
Ww. Il
Ssereee Too Lions Club
Vona's Restaurant
the Elks
Moose
Byrd Favored At Batavia Downs
Powerful Bye Bye Byrd, top HTA fall pacing favorite, seeks the second leg at Batavia Downs after winning the first leg at Brandywine. The bay owned by Ray Larkin of Chicago is tied for world record on half mile tracks with a 1 55 2-5 mile in Yonkers final. Tar Boy and O F Brady loom as main challengers with Circo and Hickory Pride noted in other derbies.
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Bye Bye
Byrd
Batavia Downs
Brandywine
Ray Larkin
Chicago
Yonkers Raceway
Tar Boy
O. F. Brady
T. J. Zornow
Pittsford
N. C
Wil
Levi Harner
P. R. Whiting
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lou Rapone
Clint Hodgins
Roosevelt Raceway
Circo
Hickory Pride
Charles Ruderman
Gouverneur
Bill Haughton
the Ledger
Terrence Hanover
Saratoga Raceway
Vernon Downs
Monticello
Mogna Hanover
Newburgh
Miteff defeats Johnson in New York boxing clash
Alex Miteff stops Alonzo Johnson and ends his 13 fight win streak in a New York bout. Miteff says he wants Johansson and could face Eddie Machen or Willie Pastrano when Madison Square Garden reopens, though he carries a cut eye and swollen finger.
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New York
Ingemar Johansson
Argentina
Alex Miteff
Johansson
Alex
Alonzo Johnson
Mitlett
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Eddie Machen
Willie Pastrano
Mitoff
Bitter Battles Likely In Oswego Speedway Features
Bernie Bellinger has moved into contention as Oswego Speedway hosts a 25 lap Class A race. Don Foster and Bob Baker challenge the leaders while Eddie and Lee Bliss dominate the point standings with 217 and 206 points respectively. Noland Swift trails with 114 points as Rover Dunsmore leads Class B in a tightly bunched field tonight.
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Bernie Bellinger
Lee Bliss
Eddie Bellinger
Patrina
Oswego Speedway
Lkely
Don Foster
Bob Baker
Bliss
Oswego
Noland Swift
Bellinger
Swift
Sas Whateve
Dunsmore
Ray Gilbert
Ed Bellinger
Nolan Swift
Billy Blum
Jim Fuller
Mel Dodge
Cap Gibson
Bernie Grant
Dick Jerrett
Marty Crucutt
Dick Jerrett, Jr
Bob Pierce
Ronnie Wallace
Ken Thompson
John Michaels
Fred Cavallero
Chuck Ely
Mike Shurr
George Ritchie
John Kennedy
Roger Dunsmore
Harold Crysler
Dutt Yanni
John Pawlicki
Eddie Bloss
Larry Windey
Jim Strough
Dick Blackburn
Joe Dickquist
Doug Kanar
Fred Barker
L i
Oswego Castings A
Marathon Sere
Larry Nye
Ames Iron Works
Mel Strough
Cyclotherm
Ed Kingsley
Bob Casey
Breneman’s
Peppy Cone
Earl Sixberry
Breneman
Fred McLaughlin
Ian Salvadore
S Grove
Austin's Grill
Smith's Hotel Moose
Os. Co. Savings Bank Rel Adams House Jones
Country Inn
Salvadore's Grove
Smith's Hotel
Moose
McGiff and Frawley
Ballantine Beer
Salvadore’s Grove
Cahill
Schaffer
Fire destroys large feed-storage barn near Saratoga track
A big feed-storage barn near the Saratoga race track in Saratoga Springs New York burned Friday night. The loss was estimated at $100,000 and two automobiles a truck and a station wagon were damaged. No one was in the 144 story frame building when the fire began. The roof collapsed about an hour after discovery.
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Spa
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
UPA
Saratoga Race Track
Fight Result at Madison Square Garden
Alex Miteff from Argentina won a decision over Alonzo Johnson at 185 pounds at Madison Square Garden. Brad Dock of Pennsylvania served as the referee. venue noted in New York.
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Madison Square Garden
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Alonzo Johnson
Braddock
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Smith
Dorsey - Remehan
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Oswego Palladium Times
Front Row
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Dale Stone
Brian Caruso
Ralph Izzo
Ken Stacy
Dave Cornaro
Ed Clifford
Frank Sorzickas
Ed DeCastro
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Dick Hilton
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Bob Skinner
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Smokey Burgess
Lee Maye
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Willie Jones
Robinson
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