Oswego High to Hold Football Camp and Schedule
Oswego High School announces football camp under Head Coach Bill Wilta with equipment distribution Thursday and Friday. Returning players and new aspirants must report at Leighton School to receive gear and begin drills as Oswego plans an eight game 1959 schedule featuring Clyde Gloversville Carthage and others.
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Leighton School
Flash
Buccaneers
Clyde
Gloversville
Carthage Hi
UFA
Cortland Hi
Watertown
Fulton
T-Auburn
Bucs
Oswego
Dilts
Phil Fleischman
Wally Brown
John Symons
Nick Cross
Billy Velas
Jim Bradford
Kave Mowry
Pat Knopp
OHS
Anl
Wnepp
Dick Castaldo
Tony Josue
Jim Reitz
Fran Godici
Jonn Scharf
Joe Reitz
Marell Schaffer
Paul Hartung
Bill Derousie
Jackle
Dave Geeway
Mike Fontana
Joe Dooxle
Fontana
John Stopher
Jim Mangano
Bob Gr
Ames Iron Works Clinches Playoff Ride In 5-3 Victory
Ames Iron Works qualified for the post season in Industrial Softball League play by beating Fire & Police 5-3 to take third place in the final regular standings at Fort Ontario. Fire & Police star Jimmy Brown and Wille Clare starred defensively, while Larry Carroll’s leadoff homer supplied Ames’ decisive fifth inning run.
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Country Inn
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Fire & Police Nine
Johnny Mazzoli
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No worse than an average season expected by followers
Close followers forecast an average season this year, suggesting results may be steady without notable breakthroughs or declines. The outlook remains cautiously optimistic but tempered by routine expectations and past performance.
West All-Stars Top East Squad 1959 Little League All-Star game
West All-Stars defeated the East 6 to 1 in the Littl League program showcase at the Stadium. George Knopp earned the win with four West runs off four frames, while Dan Allen, Dick Chamberlain and Ted Gorman combined on a two hit effort. Chamberlain led the West with a home run and two singles, as Dan Allen added a double and single. Exhibition tonight in Fulton aims to spark 1960 Little League growth.
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Elks
George Knopp
West
Knopp
Dick Mundy
Dan Allen
Dick Chamberlain
Ted Gorman
Barry Holliday
Jerry Allimanda
Joe Harrington
Ronnie Babcock
Joe McCarey
Chamberlain
Ty Calasardo
Dick Banta
Babe Ruth Baseball Teague Pilots
Circui
Royals Push For Place in Playoff
The Royals chase a playoff berth with a 5-3 win over leaguet-leading Buffalo as Richmond’s two-game lead was broken by Columbus 3-1. Montreal starter Rene Valdes delivered key plays, while Sugar Kings pitcher Walt Craddock notched his 11th win in an 8th inning scoring drive. Date and venue details are not specified.
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Associated Press
Bisons
Richmond
Havana
Miami
Rochester
Toronto
Montreal
Rene Valdes
Walt Craddock
Marlin
Sugar Kings
Elio Chacon
Leo Cardenas
Dick Ricketts
Maple Leafs
Tee
Charlie James
Red Wing
Archie Wilson
Buffalo
Columbus
Migmi
Ilavana
Three Leaders In Two Major Leagues Match Victories
The American League sees the White Sox hold a two game edge over Cleveland after a 4-3 win over Boston in ten innings. Cleveland beat New York 6-3 as Rocky Colavito drove in four runs on two homers. In the National League, Duke Snider and Gil Hodges lead the Dodgers to a 5-2 win over Philadelphia, narrowing the gap to three-and-a-half games behind San Francisco.
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Braves
Bob Gibson
Mickey Vernon
Ray Boone
Ed Mathews
Joe Adcock
Irv Noren
Cal Neeman
Bob Purkey
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Henry
St. Lous
Philadelphia
Dempsey Takes Role In Johansson Patterson Ring Return
Jack Dempsey said his task was fulfilled as he joined Rosensohlen Enterprises to secure Ingemar Johansson for a return bout with Floyd Patterson. The deal, inked in Sweden within three days, could land next spring with New York as possible site. The promoter group faces a suspended license amid internal bickering and a Rosensohn magazine article.
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Manassa Mauler
Rosensohn Enterprises
Sweden
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Floyd Patterson
Dempsey
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Johansson
Ingemar
Rosensohlen Enterprises
Bill Rosensohn
Joanne Goodwin Golfer to Watch at Amateur Championship
Washington reports Joanne Goodwin, a 23 year old from Haverhill Massachusetts, has emerged as a standout at the U S Women s Amateur at Congressional Country Club. She has posted subpar scores through 28 holes, while defending champion Anne Quast of Marysville Washington trails one under.
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Joanne
U.S
JoAnne Gunderson
Kirkland
Wash
Joanne Goodwin
Congressional Country Club
Haverhill
Mass
Congressional
Miss Goodwin
Anne Quast
Marysville
Miss Gunderson
Minor league results across leagues with multiple scores
International League Montreal beat Buffalo 5 to 3 and Columbus defeated Richmond 3 to 1. Havana outscored Miamii 2 to 0. Rochester 5 Toronto 0 and 6 were reported for another game. Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City 3 Phoenix 2 Spokane 2 Seattle 1 San Diego 7 Sacramento 2 Portland 10 Vancouver 4. American Association Indianapolis 8 Houston 0 Louisville 5 Dallas 4 Fort Worth 4 Charleston 2 Denver 6 Omaha 5 Minneapolis at St Paul rained out.
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Buffalo
Columbus
Richmond
Havana
Dramatic Start Of Pan American Games Thursday
Chicago up front 2152 athletes from 24 nations in the Western Hemisphere prepare for the third Pan American Games amid heat at Soldier Field. Opening ceremonies feature a 24 gun salute a parade of nations and 5000 doves as Milton Eisenhower and Mayor Daley announce the games with a friendship torch carried from Mexico City ending atop the Soldier Field scoreboard. The U S team leads with 406 entrants as Argentina Bahamas Bermuda Brazil Canada Chile Costa Rica Cuba and other nations join in the multi sport event.
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Bermuda
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Costa Rica
Cuba
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Dutch Guiana
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Ecuador
Guatemala
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Antilles
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Puerto Rico
Uruguay
Venezuela
British West Indies
Browns Seek Signal Caller in Uncertain Browns Camp
Cleveland coach Paul Brown doubts Jim Ninowski or Milt Plum can lead the team to a championship after two exhibition losses. Ninowski, a Michigan State product, had shown promise but the pre season defeats to Pittsburgh and Detroit exposed flaws. In other NFL news, the Philadelphia Eagles acquired defensive halfback Jimmy Carr from the Colts for a future draft choice.
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Cleveland Browns
Browns
Jim Ninowsk
Milt Plum
Paul
Detroit
Brown
Otto Graham
Ninowski
Michigan State
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Jimmy Carr
Colts
Bowling League Seeks Two Clubs to Join 16 Club Circuit
Bowling team One Team is needed to round out the 16 club Cyclotherm Industrial Bowling League which meets Monday evenings at the D A Recreation Center. Interested parties should contact President Ray Jung or Secretary Gus Cor dean.
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Cyclotherm Industrial Bowling League
D. A. Recreation Center
Ray Jung
Gus Cordean
Savas Open Golf Tournament At Battle Island Sept. 12 13
The sixth annual Savas Open Medal Golf Tournament moves to Battle Island State Park on Sept 12 13 with 36 holes of play. Sponsor Nick Savas Morgan B. OConnor and Tony Torba lead the committee seeking new entrants from outside Battle Island Oswego County and remote areas. Previous champions Frank Plate Benny Laci Bob Miurechie Frank Osietek and Shorty Walelace are expected back.
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Tony Torba
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Torba
Battle Island
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Pianta Replitas
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Bob Miurechie
Frank Osietek
John
Shorty) Walelace
Wallace
al Stadnick
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Goodman Stars For White Sox in 10th Inning Win
Chicago edged Boston 5-4 in 10 innings as Billy Goodman drove in the decisive run doubling home the go ahead score. Goodman, who nearly quit weeks earlier fearing a heart attack, spoke of chest pains and medical scare before revealing the injury was a ripped chest muscle. The veteran slugger carries a .305 lifetime average and has boosted his mark by .10 over the past six weeks.
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UPI
Billy Goodman
Chicago White Sox
Goodman
Boston
Major League stars lead wins in dramatic extra frame power
Don McMahon of the Braves worked two relief innings allowing two hits including a triple to shut out the Cardinals 3-1 in 10 innings. Rocky Colavito of the Indians drove in four with two homers, sharing the major league lead with 37 RBIs as Cleveland beat the Yankees 6-3.
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Cardinals
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Yankees
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