Brews Face Fair Haven In Interdivisional Clash
Oswego Genesee Brews, winners in both home starts, host Fair Haven in a 2:30 p.m. game opening three interdivisional contests among 12 NY State Baseball League clubs. Fair Haven, 1-5, relies on strong pitching but seeks first road win. lineup shifts and mound options are noted as Oswego prepares under Coach Billy Drumm.
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Fair Haven
Fort Ontario
New York
Fulton
Baldwinsville
Phoenix
Liverpool
Minoa
Hannibal
Split Rock
Rockers
Maine
Howard Emm
Jerry Seeley
Genesees
Oswego
Ontario
Billy Drumm
Mike Mulhome
Brews
Bob McCrobie
Drumm
John Scaia
Ed Tracz
Big Joe Valletta
Mike McCrobie
Lonnie Cavellier
Sammy Azzarelli
Billy Walpole
Fred Parrow
Pat Knopp
Tommy Harrington
Newcombe’s comeback powers Yankees to win over Tribe
Big Don Newcombe pitched well as Brooklyn’s former ace returned to form with a four straight win run, defeating the Giants 7-2 to keep pace in the pennant race. The Yankees surged, routing Cleveland 11-2 as they chase the lead in a crowded AL field.
Stock Car Races Tonight at Oswego Speedway
Oswego Speedway hosts the second stock car program of the season with a near capacity crowd promised as forecast showers ease. The event features last week’s Class A and B winners Eddie Bellinger and Dutt Yanni, and organizers tout improved grandstand facilities and a new grandstand covering to curb lake breezes.
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Harry Caruso
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Oswego
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Dutt Yanni
Penn State Wins District Two Crown in Baseball
Penn State beat Ithaca 7-3 in University Park to earn a third District Two title in ten years. Catcher Johnny Adams went 4 for 4, and Captain Bob Hoover added three hits and two RBIs as the Lions advance to the NCAA college world series later this month.
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Ithaca
Nittany Lions
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Hoover
Minor League Baseball Scores From Three Leagues
Pacific Coast League Vancouver 5 Sacramento 4 in 14 innings. San Diego 4 Spokane 3. Seattle 8 Salt Lake City 5. Phoenix 8 Portland 4. International League Toronto 4 Columbus 3 in 11 innings. Richmond 5 Montreal 4. Miami 6 Buffalo 4. Vavana 1 Rochester 1. American Association Dallas 7-15. Omaha 4-2. Indianapolis 1 St Paul 4. Fort Worth 9 Houston 1. Louisville 1 Minnesota 0. Charleston 2 Denver 1. Eastern Seaboard Springfield 3 Reading 212 innings. Aghany 4 York 3. Allentown 5 Binghamton 4. Williamsport Lancaster postponed.
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Sacramento
San Diego
Spokane
Seattle
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Phoenix
Portland
Toronto
Columbus
Richmond
Montreal
Miami
Buffalo
Vavana
Rochester
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Omaha
Indiananolis
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Fort Worth
Houston
Louisville
Minnianolis
Charleston
Denver
Eastern Seamuir
Springfield
Reading
Innings Aghany
York
Allentown
Binghamton
Williamsport
Lancaster
Conservation education proposed to Oswego County schools
A Oswego County Federation of Sportsmen delegates urge funds to aid student guidance and conservation education. They propose dedicating $800 in in lieu dues to support a county wide teacher workshop and a curriculum expansion inspired by state and university programs. The editorial notes strong support but questions board reaction and seeks more direct school based conservation courses.
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Cor
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Arnot
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Oneida
Educa Education
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Albany
Stuart Wallops Record Homer Against Cubs at Forbes Field
Dick Stuart of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit a record 437 foot homer at Forbes Field off Glen Hobbie in the first inning. The blast, the first over the wall at Forbes Field’s farthest point, helped Pittsburgh lose 10 to 5. Stuart tied seventh homer of the season and commented on timing and playing time amid manager Danny Murtaugh’s platoons with Kluszewski and Nelson.
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Dick Stuart
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stuart
Chicago Cubs
Forbes Field
Cub
Glen Hobbie
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Ted Kluszewski
Rocky Nelson
Richmond Tops International Race In Slugfest Comeback
Richmond snapped a five game win streak with a 5-4 rally over Montreal as Frank Leja homered in the ninth. The victory pulled the Virginians within two games of league leaders Columbus and Buffalo, who both lost. Rochester fell to Havana while Toronto edged New York in 17 innings and Miami beat Buffalo. The piece also notes early patent history for artificial leather.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Miami
Richmond
Virginians
Frank Leja
Montreal
Toronto
Jets
Havanna
22 Injured In Race For $10 Purse At Dirt Track
At Beverly Speedway in St. Joseph Missouri a race car veered off a banked turn and crashed into the bleachers injuring 22 spectators, 21 hospitalized. One seriously hurt was 8 year old Ronnie Lee Nerdel son of driver Albert Neidel. Neidel and his car were involved in the crash after a half flip and embankment slide.
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ST. Joseph
Ronnie Lee Nerdel
Albert M. Bud Neidel
Neidel
Jerry Hayes
Topeka
Kan
Beverly Speedway
Botton
South Triumphs 10-9 On Lacrosse All Star Night
In Baltimore the South edged the North 10-9 to take a 9-8-1 series lead as Drexel’s Al Rosenstein nailed the winner with 55 seconds left. Hobart’s Don Dahowsko was among North scorers in the uphill effort.
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al Rosenstein
Don Dahowsko
Hobart College
Newcombe and Allison Shine in Big League Wins
Don Newcombe of the Reds held the Giants to three hits while walking none and fanning six to win a fourth straight game 7-2. Bob Allison of the Senators, a rookie outfielder, went 3-for-4 with two homers and four RBIs, plus a single, in a 7-6 loss to the Tigers.
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Reds
Rev McMillan
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Dale Long
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Ernie Banks
Chicago
Vern Law
Associated Press
Bob Allison
Senators
Tigers
Tiger and Calhoun draw in New York bout at MSG
In a Madison Square Garden light heavyweight bout, Dick Tiger of Nigeria and Rory Calhoun of White Plains fought to a draw after ten rounds. Earlier in Manila, Roberto Cruz of the Philippines knocked out Gf Florex in eight rounds.
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Madison Square Garden
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Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
Drew
Manila
Roberto Cruz
Philippines
Florex
O Keefe's Girls Open New York State League Play
O Keefe's Girls softball team debuts in New York State league action tomorrow night at 6 30 in Oswego at Fort Ontario. Rochester Dans visit for a high profile lid lifter in a long simmering series. Rita Gimmie heads the league as Taormina fields a hustling lineup aiming to reclaim the state title.
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Fort Ontario
Rochester Dans
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Rochester
Oswego
O'Keefe
Steve Taormina
Oswego Softball Impressario
Rita Gimmie
Binghamton
Phil
Joe) Crisafulli
Unknown Sets World Javelin Record
Compton California Friday night at the 20th annual Compton Invitational Relays saw Al Cantello of the U S Marine Corps better the world javelin mark with 82 372 inches The weight of the javelin was verified as regulation but impounded for further weighing before recognition is filed The Texas quartet Wilson Dunlap Gainey Southern won the mile relay in 3 08 7 breaking the intercollegiate mark The 44 yard dash saw Mike Larrabee of the Southern California Striders win in 1 16 1 with Glenn Davis of Ohio Track Club clocking 46 3 seconds and 46 4 seconds respectively
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Calif
al Cantello
U. S. Marine Corps
Cantello
Egil Danielsen
Norway
Texas
Wally Wilson
Drew Dunlap
Hollis Gainey
Eddie Southern
Tesas
Glenn Davis
Ohio
Ciih
Mike Larrabee
Southern California Striders
Davis
Church Softball League Starts With Eight Churches
PuSan Boy reports Pulaski Sandy Creek and Lacona churches begin play in the Church Softball League. The season opens June 13 with all games at 6 30 pm and scheduled for Saturdays and Sundays.
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PuSan Boy
Sandy Creek
Lacona
Oswego Leatherstocking Club season bass feature
Oswego Leatherstocking Club and Oswego Palladium Times present a daily feature on season bass. The piece highlights local angling, seasonal catches, and club activities with emphasis on community sport and regional fishing culture.
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Oswego Palladium Times
Moose Nine and Ballantine's Roll in Softball Wins
In Fort Ontario play Moose Nine crushed Salvation Army 27 to 0 and Ballantine's overwhelmed Torbitt's 15 to 2. Jimmy Williams pitched Moose Nine to a shutout, while Johnny Rys debuted for Ballantine's as Oswego readies for a doubleheader at Denesha Field with Syracuse opponents.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The article lists MLB batting leaders for 195+ at bats with Kuenn De troit at .350 and Fox Chicago .332, plus runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, and steals for players including Killebrew Washington and Jessen Boston. It also shows pitching leaders by decisions with Wilhelm Baltimore and Larsen New York at 80 and 50, and strikeout leaders like Wynn Chicago and Score Cleveland at 70, with further batting and pitching leaders for the later season with Aaron Milwaukee and Mathews Milwaukee among top hitters.
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Fister
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Calhoun and Tiger Fight To Draw In New York
British Empire middleweight champion Dick Tiger and Rory Calhoun battled to a draw at Madison Square Garden. Calhoun rallied to win the tenth round on all scorecards, while officials split on overall winner. Tiger, Nigerian challenger, disputed the decision as low blows and breaks sparked the clash.
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Dick Tiger
Rory Calhoun
Syracuse
Calhoun
Madison Square Garden
Mark Conn
Bill Recht
Tiger
Bill Forst
Frank Bachman
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Conn
Littler Leaves Oliver Behind In Eastern Open Lead
Littler, 28, from Singing Hills California, holds a one stroke lead over Ed Porky Oliver of Denver at the halfway point of the Eastern Open Golf Tournament. Oliver shot 65 67 to Littler 65 67, Hawkins 67 68, and Ransom 70 66 to sit in pursuit. The cut included 62 professionals and 11 amateurs, with notable Masters champion Art Wall Jr among the fatalities, finishing 73 77 150.
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Oliver Baltimore
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Ed Porky Oliver
Denver
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Pine Ridge
Oliver
Hawkins
Ransom
Art Wall Jr
Piggyback rail service began in 1952 trial run
Piggyback railroad service initiated in 1952 with a trial run between Wichita Kansas and Kansas City.
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Kan
Kansas City
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