United Way Golf Classic results listed
The 20th annual United Way Golf Classic at Oswego Country Club featured captain and crew play. Rombough Electric won the first flight with 56, Community Bank second with 60, and Caswell Associates won the blind draw. Closest to the pin went to Jeff LaBouef and Theresa Himes on four and Don Gioia with Theresa Himes on twelve. Longest drive claimed by Al Squitieri and Mary Reardon. Buffers Lawn Care won the putting contest. Second flight saw Enwright Roofing first, Clubhouse Tavern second, Spencer's Ali blind draw, closest to pin Lyle Baxter and Felicia Avery, Lynn Morris closest on twelve, and Scott Zaryski and Tess Gordon longest drive. Entergy’s team won the putting contest. Major sponsors included Novelis, National Grid, Entergy, James A. FitzPatrick NPP, Exelon, Planned Results, and Burritt Motors with Eagle Beverage and MetLife as beverage and food sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Oswego Country Club
Rombough Electric
Community Bank
Caswell Associates
Jeff LaBouef
Theresa Himes
Don Gioia
al Squitieri
Mary Reardon
Buffers Lawn Care
Enwright Roofing
Clubhouse Tavern
Spencer’s Ali
Lyle Baxter
Felicia Avery
Lynn Morris
Scott Zaryski
Tess Gordon
Entergy
Novelis
National Grid
James A. FitzPatrick
Oswego State names women's hockey assistant coach
Oswego State promotes Greg Haney to full time women's hockey assistant coach after a varied youth and college coaching career. Haney previously assisted at Stevens Point helping two players earn All America honors, plus roles at Western New England University and Lake Placid's National Sports Academy. He played for Cortland and Onondaga Community College, earning NY State Player of the Year honors in 2005 and contributing to a NJCAA title run in 2007.
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Oswego
Greg Haney
Oswego State
Haney
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Trinity College
Western New England University
Marcellus
Golden Bears
National Sports Academy
Lake Placid
Cortland
Red Dragon
Onondaga Community College
Lazers
Solvay
New York State
Rochester angler leads LOC Derby with 28 pound salmon
Rochester's John Monroe holds the grand-prize lead in the Lake Ontario Counties Trout and Salmon Derby with a 28 pound 8 ounce salmon weighed at Sodus Point. The event runs to July 26 with division prizes and multiple anglers across Salmon Brown Trout Lake Trout and Rainbow Steelhead divisions.
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Oswego
Rochester
John Monroe
Lake Ontario
Monroe
Sodus Point
Cortland
Daniel Manti
Larry
Richard Converse
Jeffrey Kimball
Oriskany Falls
Oswego County
Sion
Kent
Pulaski
Mary Ripka
Mexico
Jan Chybinski
David Bonnell
Rainbow
Sunday National League Games Across The Circuit
Baseball schedule lists Sunday NL matchups with game times: Cleveland at Cincinnati 1 10 p.m. Dodgers at Washington 1 35 p.m. Miami at Philadelphia 1 35 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee 2 10 p.m. Mets at St Louis 2 15 p.m. Colorado at San Diego 4 10 p.m. San Francisco at Arizona 4 10 p.m. Cubs at Atlanta 5 05 p.m.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
L.A. Dodgers
Washington
Miami
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
N.Y. Mets
St. Louis
Colorado
San Diego
San Francisco
Arizona
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
New York
Kansas City
St. Louis Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Texas
Chicago
Seattle
N.Y
Yankees
Tampa Bay
Toronto
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Kershaw
Iwakuma
N.yees
Fister
Codeo G.petes
RENE
Guthrie
Chica
White Los
Sox
Quintana
Kluber
Sclafani
Houston
Feldt
Peavy
Boston
Porcello
Laigels
Ch.Anderson
Richards
Bettis
T-Ross
Minnesota
Oakland
L.A. Angels
Baseball anniversaries of 1882 1912 and more past feats
Ambidextrous pitcher Tony Mullane briefly pitched left handed in a 9-8 loss at Baltimore in 1882. Other highlights include Gavry Cravath stealing home in 1912, Ty Cobb's 4,000th hit in 1927, Seerey four homers in 1948 opener, grand slams by Allison and Killebrew in 1962, Willie Mays 3,000th in 1970, Mattingly’s consecutive games from 1987, Donnie Sadler’s first homer in 1998, Cone’s perfect game in 1999, Cedeno’s 4-for-5 five-RBI explosion in 2001, Braves’ five straight 10+ run games in 2006, plus today’s birthdays Eugenio Suarez, Derek Dietrich, Conor Gillaspie, and Torii Hunter.
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Tony Mullane
Louisville
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Gavry Cravath
Ty Cobb
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Heilmann
Pat Seerey
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia A's
Seerey
Carl Scheib
Bob Savage
Lou Brissie
Bob Allison
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Willie Mays
Mike Wegener
San Francisco Giants
Montreal Expos
New York
Don Mattingly
Dale Long
Yankees
Texas Angels
Donnie Sadler
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Darren Lewis
Nomar Garciaparra
Cone
New York Yankees
Roger Cedeno
Detroit
Atlanta
St. Louis
Braves
Eugenio Suarez
Derek Dietrich
Conor Gillaspie
Torii Hunter
Bowling scores large meet results show multiple divisions
High men include Bob Ramstad 585 in the men’s open, with John Farella Jr. 558 and Neil Cliff 533. Women leaders Daisy Penfield 475 and Shirley Pultorak 462. Summer Adult Child 7 9 lists Andrew Ward 521, with Michelle Fischer 480 and Samantha McKie 456. High youth Nicholas Bragg 483 and others. Additional open division top scores include De Guile 611 and Kathy Miano 676, with multiple peers across men and women events.
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Bob Ramstad
John Farella Jr
Neil Cliff
Bill Goodwin
Clyde Chamberlain
Rick Penfield
Daisy Penfield
Shirley Pultorak
Elaine Best
Donna Spicer
Ann Pritchard
Carol Bain
Joanne Goodwin
Rose Rhinehart
Andrew Ward
Michelle Fischer
Samantha McKie
de Guile
Mike Davis
Dave Ascenzi
Dennis Quill
Myles Maxon
Robert Plumley
Kathy Miano
Kristen Hoefer
Carol Moore
Gaetano Bouffard
Connie Ascenzi
Donna Lupien
Barbara Baum
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Mike LeBoeuf
Eric Wilczynski
Reardon
Mike LeBoeuf Photo
John Byres
Stevens Point
Tom Allen
Stephanie Brace
Sandy Creek
Ken Jamieson
Zack Rayne
John Stanton III
Murdock
W. First St
Oswego, NY
Kolbyes Ce Teele
East Rutherford
United States
Cuba
Haiti
Jamaica
Chester
Trinidad and Tobago
Panama
Costa Rica
Nicholas Bragg
Austin Bragg
Eason Ward
Maxwell Fischer
Hillside Ave
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