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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1959
Page
12
The A's and Tigers each won decisive games over Cleveland and Chicago as Kansas City and Detroit surged in the American League pennant chase. Daley pitched seven strong innings for the White Sox loss, while Foytack notched his second straight win for Detroit.
In MLB action the Giants crushed Milwaukee 11 2 to narrow the Braves lead to 1 1/2 games. Sam Jones earned the win for San Francisco while Andre Rogers delivered a three run double. Hank Aaron left with an old back injury and Del Rice took a shin bruise as Willie Mays scored the first run in the eighth inning rally.
Oswego high school notes a 1959 home finale as the Buccaneers host Altmar Parish Williamstown at Fort Ontario after a rain interrupted day. Rich Pelow earns the win in a 4-3 varsity finish with two Oswego hits by Symons and Pelow and two from Chetney. The junior varsity tops North Syracuse 1 0 while Fitzhugh Park falls short. Tonight, Oswego aims for a strong crowd in the interscholastic finale with Tom Brennan opposing Pelow in a late-season showdown.
Aaron Hank Aaron is hailed as a natural great hitter with a simple approach. He says he studies pitchers and stays aggressive at the plate, denying rumors about fearing or not recognizing opposing arms. The profile portrays his calm, thoughtful method and long-standing buzz around his talent.
Abbe Margaret driven by Wham Shuter won the $1,900 Class A pace at Batavia Downs in 2 11 1 6, paying $9.30. Tom Roweil finished second. At Vernon Downs Pappys Pride won a Class D pace after a collision and slips on mud. AL Yonkers Raceway ran Jacob Hanover, driven by Charles Fitepatrick Jr, to win the feature pace by a head in 2 4 2 4.5 with a payout of $8.40.
Oswego, co leaders in Class A, crushed Fulton All Stars 48 to 6 Sunday. Tom Wright homered for Oswego, Fran Weigelt beat Barney Naioni on the mound, and Naiotr led Fulton with half the safeties as the league schedules were rain shortened.
The list shows Kuenn leading batting for Detroit with 347 and Fox of Chicago at 342. Killebrew Washington tops RBIs with 39, Williams Kansas City 17 doubles, Aparicio Chicago 14 steals. Wilhelm Baltimore 7 0 and Larsen New York 5 0 lead pitching. Wynn Chicago 65 strikeouts.
Joe DeMaestri of the Athletics slugged a homer and a triple while driving in two and scoring on a wild pitch, aiding a 3-1 win over the White Sox. Paul Foytack pitched a five hitter, notching a 3-1 victory over the Indians with no walks and a seven inning shutout run for his first complete game in 11 starts.
Sigma Tau topped 20 intra-mural bowling teams to win the overall title on May 20 after a three game series, with Beta and Delta Kappa close behind. The winning five were John Breen Don Dal Joe Gianacano Charles Langone and Lan Maser, posting a 131 average, three pins better than Beta.
In 1830 Oxford Ohio passed a law fining anyone older than three for playing marbles in public alleys or sidewalks. The ordinance imposed a 26 cent first offense and escalating penalties for subsequent violations.
Oswego County Federation of Sportsmen Clubs will hold its June meeting at Leatherstocking Clubhouse. Prof Fay Welch will present on the Northway route through Forest Preserve with maps and slides based on four field trips and help from researchers. Assemblyman Edward Crawford will discuss Erie Canal transfer to the Federal Government.
The 1938 amendments broaden monthly Social Security payments to dependents of disabled workers. Eligibility now includes unmarried children under 18, disabled children over 18 who were disabled before 18, a wife over 62, and wives with eligible children age 65 or older. A dependent parent can qualify at age 65 for men and 62 for women.
A fire damaged the old telephone line in Muskogee Oklahoma and 350 people reported or needed a new telephone connection according to UPFIE. The entry notes a prior fire affecting the system and indicates ongoing repairs.
This feature presented daily by the Oswego Leatherstocking Club and the Oswego Palladium Times highlights local events, personalities, and activities. The item reflects club activities and community coverage typical of the Oswego press.
Sam Snead barely qualified for the National Open at Congressional in Washington DC with 72-70-142 after a final-hole birdie. The Winged Foot event June 11-13 promises big crowds and revenue, as Snead remains a top draw despite never winning the Open.
Promoter Leo Garibaldi stages a summer wrestling run at the War Memorial then MacArthur Stadium. Dick Beyer of Syracuse faces Fritz Von Erich in their third bout with a prior disqualification and a second bout decision. Hans Schmidt meets Lin DePaolo while the Lisowski brothers and Sandor Kovacs appear in singles.
Amber the 13 year old gelding owned and driven by Ken Nichols of Red Creek captured a two and a half length victory in the fifth race at Vernon Downs. Tfigh Hat of the Kross Ahle stables Albany finished second as Amber led from gate to wire. The win boosts Nichols earnings with a second and third place in prior starts and helped push attendance and handle for the track’s four nights totals.
Buffalo’s Caffie homered in the 10th to beat the Sugar Kings 5-4 in Havana. A crowd of 12491 attended “Operation Fan” night as Buffalo claimed first place in the International League. Rochester lost 7-6 to Miami dropping to third behind Columbus and Toronto wins.
Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City 6 5 Vancouver 4 4 only games. American Association Fort Worth 4 Louisville 6 Indianapolis 4 Dallas 3 Minneapolis 8 Denver 2 Omaha 5 St Paul 1 Charleston at Houston. International League Columbus 7 Montreal 3 Richmond 4 Toronto 3 Miami 7 Rochester 6 Buffalo 5 Havana 4 10 innings. Eastern League Binghamton 5 Springfield Williamsport 11 Albany 6 Allentown 13 Erie 10 Lancaster York 5.
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