Fulton Youth Killed In Auto Tire Blowout Near Fulton
Oswego County records a fatal traffic crash Sunday at 2 30 p m on Emery Road near Fulton James Hamer Campbell 17 of 830 Forest Ave died on arrival at Lee Memorial hospital after being ejected from a car driven by James Moran 19 of 5055 First Street Moran escaped injury Three other occupants suffered minor injuries A verdict of accidental death cites a skull fracture and Campbell a Mount Hermon School for Boys student will be buried at Mt Adnah cemetery Funeral services set for Wednesday at First Baptist Church with donations requested to Fulton High School foreign student fund
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James M. Moran
First St
Moran
Charles Shambo
Riverside Ave
Edward and
David Woehr
Fulton RD
Oswego County
Thomas McCarthy
Constantia
McCarthy
D. C. Meade
Fulton
Robert L
Robina Bechtel Campbell
Mount Hermon
Massachusetts
First Baptist Church
Jane Ann Olcott
Millersburg
Floy Swindler
Farmdale
Emmett Campbell
East Liverpool
Robert W Gardner
Worth St
Fulton High School
Campbell
Robert Williams
Mt. Adnah
Robert W. Gardner
Women’s City League Organizes Thursday at Bowlarama
The Women’s City League will meet at 7:30 pm Thursday in the Seneca Hotel to organize, with president Mrs Murial Wood urging each team’s representation. The Bowlarama venue will host the league games at 6:45 pm on Thursdays.
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Fulton
Seneca Hotel
Murial Wood
Fulton Couple Weds at Holy Family in Fulton
Miss Roseanne P. Vescie and Richard J. Scoville were married Saturday at Holy Family Catholic Church Fulton. The Rev. David J. Walker officiated with Miss Gloria J. Dickquist and Edmund L. Clark as attendants.
Sword Dancer claims Travers and raises stature
Sword Dancer captured the 90th Travers at Saratoga worth 81 250 dollars, earning 51 962 and lifting his season tally to six wins and four seconds for 396 044 in earnings. The Brookmeade Stable colt, ridden by Manuel Yeaza, prevailed by a half length over Middle Brother after tracking early pace.
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Associated Press
Sword Dancer
Round Table
Hillsdale
Brookmeade Stable
Saratoga
Gulfstream Park
Florida
Manuel Yeaza
Middle Brother
Dancer
Jazzy
Julie Kate
Spa
Wheatley Stable
Irish Jay
Eddie Arcaro
Trish Jay
Warlke
Cain Hoy
Make Sail
Greentree
Twinkle Twinkle
Manassas
Arlington Park
Syracuse Drops Three. Adds Army and Miami In 1960 Schedule
Syracuse University will drop Maryland Navy and UCLA from its 1960 football slate and add Army and Miami FL. The nine game schedule includes four home games with opponents Boston U Kansas Holy Cross Penn State West Virginia Pitt Army Colgate and Miami. Army and Syracuse last played in 1956 a 7 0 Army win at Archbold Stadium.
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Syracuse Uup
Syracuse University
Lew Andreas
Syracuse
Maryland
Navy
UCLA
Army
Miami
Fla
Archbold Stadium
Florida
Boston U
Kansas
Holy Cross
Penn State
West Virginia
Pitt
Colgate
Miss Campbell of Fulton Bride in Church Rites
Miss Margie Lee Campbell and John Francis McNamara were married at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Fulton in a ceremony officiated by Rev Vince Mirabito. The bride a Butler University graduate with a Syracuse University masters now guides at Skaneateles Central School. The groom a Syracuse University College of Business Administration grad works for General Electric. They will reside in New York City and later South Street Marcellus after Sept 8.
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Fulton
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Margie Lee Campbell
John Francis McNamara
Vince Mirabito
Our Lady of Pompei Church
Syracuse
Russell Campbell
Norman McNamara
Megan O'Connor
New York City
Norma McNamara
Jean Ann Pickett
Schenectady
Joseph McNamara
Staten Island
James McNamara
Russell Bowers
David Dunn
Richard Campbell
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Minor League Baseball Scores From Sunday and Saturday
AP recap of Pacific Coast and American Associations results across eight leagues. Notable games include Salt Lake City and San Diego wins, Spokane and Vancouver triumphs, plus Montreal over Toronto and Rochester routing Buffalo. Eastern League games feature Binghamton Springfield and Williamsport readings with multiple outcomes.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
San Diego
Sacramento
Spokane
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Louisville
Minneapolis
Omaha
Fort Worth
Charleston
Denver
Dallas
Houston
Toronto
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Miami
Havana
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Iain
Binghamton
York
Springfield
Allentown
Reading
Williamsport
Lancaster
Albany
Major League Leaders Baseball Leaders Big Names Across Leagues
The list details top American and National League leaders by batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching wins and strikeouts. Notable names include Kuenn and Kaline of Detroit, Killebrew and Banks, Aaron, Pinson, and Drysdale among others. Also notes the five largest Colorado Rocky Mountain cities: Denver, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Tucson, Albuquerque.
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Associated Press
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Woodling
Baltimore
Yost
Power
Cleveland
Killebrew
Washington
Colavite
Huts — Fox
Chicago
Runnels
Boston
Fox
Williams
Kansas City
Allison
Kubek
New York
Aparicio
Mantle
Aaron
Milwaukee
Cunningham
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Robinson
Neal
Moon
Los Angeles
Mathews
White
Chili
Rocky Mountain States
Denver
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Tucson
Albuquerque
Keglerettes To Meet Tuesday
A meeting of the womens bowling league The Strikers is called for Tuesday night at o o clock at the Sweet Memorial building. Lions Enjoy Picnic at Sandy Island Beach includes a Lions and Lionettes social. Mr Wayne Marsh and Mrs Ellen Minnoe welcome a son Stephen born August 16. Mr and Mrs Robert Halstead announce a birth at Lee Memorial Hospital Fulton.
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Phoenix
Womens Bowling League
The
Strikers
Sweet Memorial Building
Robert Toover
Boonsille
Logan Muster
Brantingham Lake
Lenah Wood
South Lancaster
Mass
Atlantic Union College
Wood
Paul Coons
Riverside, Jr
Richard Carver
East
Syracuse
George Asteriadis
Seventh Lake
James Moon
New England States
Sandy Island Beach
Sandy Pond
Phoenix Clubs
Wayne Marsh
Oneida
Stephen
Aus
Marsh
Ellen Minnoe
Robert Halstead
James Street
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Bert R. Billimore of Altmar dies after Utica hospital stay
Pulaski obituary notes Bert R. Billimore born September 29 1886 in England. He immigrated as a youth, was a superintendent of apartment houses in New York City, retired four years ago, moved with his wife Louise to Altmar, active in Masonic orders including Puritan Lodge 329 F&AM Mecca Temple and Scottish Rite. Survived by wife, two brothers Dennis and Stanley Balimore, sister Mrs A J Perry, England, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral held 2 p m at Taylor funeral home with a Masonic service at 7:30 p m Sunday and burial in Altmar cemetery. Also reports Oswego County Dairy Men's League Sub-District 12A meeting August 29 at North Scriba Baptist Church with lunch and speeches by Director Fred H. Sexauer and other officials.
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Bert BR
Billimore Pulaski
Bert R. Billimore
Altmar
Utica
Taylor Funeral Home
Edward Vander Hey
The
Baptist Church
Billimore
England
Frank
Elizabeth Waller Billimore
United States
New York City
F&am
Mecca Temple
Louise Ballimore
Dennis
Stanley Balimore
A J. Perry
Fraternal Bowling League to Organize
The Fraternal Bowling league will hold an organization meeting at the Pulaski Bowling Center Thursday at 8 p.m. Lawson King, president, will conduct. Each returning team should bring its captain and as many members as possible. All new bowlers wishing to join are urged to attend.
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Fraternal Bowling League
Pulaski
Pulaski Bowling Center
Lawson King
Bisons Clinch Path to First Pennant in A Decade
With 17 games left in the International League schedule the Buffalo Bisons lead by eight over Columbus Havana and Rochester, and a 9-6 win over Rochester boosts their chances. Jim Coker fueled the victory with a single double and triple for three RBI. Columbus and Havana split a doubleheader while Richmond swept Miami. Toronto beat Montreal twice.
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Associated Press
Buffalo Bisons
Jim Coker
RBI
Bisons
Rochester
Columbus
Havana
Eager Kings
Jeta
Richmond
Miami
Toronto
Montreal
Pirates sweep Dodgers in doubleheader. Virdon stars
Pirates rout Los Angeles 9-2 then win 4-3 in 10 innings as Bill Virdon belts seven hits including two doubles and a homer. In Cleveland, Jim Perry limits Boston to three hits in a 1-0 win on Tito Francona’s ninth inning homer, with a 6-2 victory in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Bill Virdon
Pirates
Virdon
Los Angeles
Jim Perry
Indiana
Cleveland
Boston
Tito Francona
Indians
Phoenix Central lists school year schedule and holidays
The Phoenix Central school calendar for the coming year was released. Key dates include faculty orientation on Sept 8 and opening day Sept 9, with Thanksgiving break, Christmas recess, and Regents exams. The term spans 189 legal days with six holidays not counted.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
ST. A
Syracuse
Monnday
Church Choir Plans Summer Concert
Pulaski public concert by Congregational church choir Thursday at 8 15 pm in the church. Anthem pieces will be performed by the choir directed by David Hastings with Mrs O B Trowbridge at the organ. Hymns will be a cappella.
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Pulaski
Congregational Church
David Hastings
O. B. Trowbridge
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Shaw
McLish
Wynn
Bunning
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Pittsburgh
Antonelli
Drysdale
Jones
Keglerettes
Dairymen’s League
North Scriba Baptist Church
Walker Rappeleye
Lycoming
Cora A. Miner
Fred H. Sexauer
Auburn
Walter Hier
William
Lawrence Ihler
Edward Jacobson
Robert Coulter
Newborough Lake
Ontario
Richard Lt. Guernsey
Black Creek Rd
Brewerton
Fort Brewerton
Myron Lape
Justice of the Peace
M. J. Richardson
Maurice Shapiro
Fulton, Nly
New York State
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