Oswego High bashes records as Bucs surge to 10 wins
Oswego High School baseball stars lead by Vin Savona 18 for 39 and Billy Velas 409 as the Bucca neers go 10 victories in 13 games. Savona posts a .462, team hits reach 121 in 364 at bats for a .332 average with 28 extra-base hits. Knopp, Pelow, Brown, Symons, Chetney and others hit over .300 as the squad piles up doubles and homers. Pelow dominates mound with six wins and one loss, while several seniors depart after the season.
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Oswego High School
Dave Powers
Buccaneers
Savona
Bucs
OHS
Billy Velas
Oswego
Pat Knopp
Rich Pelow
Wally Brown
Artie Chetney
Dave Donahue
John Symons
Brown
Knopp
Symons
Yelas
Bobby Schaffer
Pelow
Tom Brennan
Kirk
Nts
Hannibal Watertown
Fulton
Auburn
Pulaski
Watertown
Oswego Catholic High
North Syracuse
Auburn North Ie
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Pelow Weceue Knopp
Brown Eveee
Chetney
Donahue
Fontana
Brennan
Dirk
R. Schaffer
Castaldo
Godden Oe
H. Schaffer
Breneman's Top Oswego Castings Upset Oswego 4-0
Breneman's tops Oswego Castings 4 to 0 in Industrial Softball League as Dick Stark allows only two base hits while Bob Farrell drives in two runs and Rennie Sova, Tom Fletcher, and Farrell contribute. Fire & Police face Marathon in a 8:30 p.m. game.
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Breneman
Oswego
Dick Stark
Fire & Police
Stark
Don Haynes
Ras Drake
Bob Farrell
Danny Schrader
Rennie Sova
Tom Fletcher
Oswege Castings
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Moose Flatten Softball Rival Oswego In First-Place Tie
Moose joins Smith's Hotel atop Class B of City Softball League by routing Adams Hotel 184 last night at Fort Ontaro. The Moose offense produced 15 hits including homers by Williams and Adams, while Maury Leavens added a triple and two singles. Williams earned the win with four strong innings, and Adams Hotel saw two safeties from White and LaFurney in a losing effort.
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Adams Hotel
Fort Ontaro
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al- Moat
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Winers
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Col 2d
Muster
Wiliams
Erie Adams
Maury Leavens
Fred Schard
Worden Somers
Jackie White
Wait LaFurney
Hotelmen
Podres Newcombe and Buhl Pitch Shutout Ball
Dodgers ace Podres hurls his second straight shutout to crush the Phillies 11 0 at Philadelphia three Dodgers hits and a dominant five man effort. Newcombe also shuts out Chicago 8 0 as the Dodgers surge toward second place in the NL while Buhl wins his fourth in a row for Milwaukee with a five hitter.
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Richie Ashburn
Wally Post
Los Angeles
Phillies
Philadelphia
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Podres
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Loui
Bob Buhl
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cubs
Phil Mickers
Robin Roberts
Buhl
Casey Wise
del Crandall
Wilmer Mizell
Pirates
Bucs
Stu Miler
Ros Face
Bob Frend
Willie Mass
Dick Smart
Willie Knhland
Gants
Newk
Roy Mesillan
Moe Drabovsky
Selections and Wins at Yonkers Saratoga Vernon Batavia Tracks
Trader Horn driven by Ely Haughton won the Siwanoy trot at Yonkers Raceway in 2 03 for owner Arthur Nardin. Un derbid led at Saratoga in the Saugerties pace division and Ridgewood Royal won at Vernon Downs in 2 03. Top Sail captured Batavia Downs feature in a photo finish. Botamists regard pumpkins and squash as fruits.
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Trader Horn
Yonker's Raceway
Ely Haughton
Arthur Nardin
Miami Beach
Fla
Steamin’ Demon
Adios Larry
Herman Ross
W. J. Regan
Wumington
Dina Edgewood Royal
Batavia Downs
Top Sail
Reiew
Jim Voervul
Mr Midnight
Safety First
Lane Ortiz Fight Nears For New Gromo Welter Crown
Kenny Lane and Carlos Ortiz meet in a 12 round title bout at Madison Square Garden to crown the revived gromo welterweight champion. The winner gains the title under NYSAC and NBA recognition with Duiho Lor set to defend the European welter crown in Garden on August 21. NBC will carry the event starting at 9 pm EST.
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Kenny Lane
Carlos Ortiz
Lane
Ortiz
Madison Square Garden
Gromo
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Duiho Lor
Italy
Garden
NBC
One Inch Too Short Delays Freeway Underpass Work
In Tarzana California four truckers guessed an unloaded trailer would clear a 13 foot 6 inch underpass. They were wrong by one inch and the big rig fell into the structure tearing down four 20 foot steel girders. Engineers estimate the mishap will delay construction by about a month.
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Tarzana
Calif
Trauler
Los Angeles
Pairings Listed For Oswego Junior Tennis Tournament
Oswego Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the boys division tennis tourney announced by Supervisor Mel McFee and Oswego High coach. Matches begin tomorrow at Fitzhugh Park with six first round games and two second round matches at 5 p.m. Semifinals Sunday at 11 a.m. Awards follow title matches in both boys and junior divisions.
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Jaycee
James Bogdanoditch
Oswego Junior Chamber of Commerce
Melvin McFee
William Gregway
Mel McFee
Oswego High Net
Fitzhugh Park
Fran Clark
Dick May
Jim Mehegan
Bob Axtell
Bobby Shannon
Chuck Jones
Jon Biancavilla
Jim Huckabee
Chuckie St. John
Pete Sweeney
Chuck Cherchio
Clark May
Tom Loguidice
Sweeney-St John
Larry Pidgeon
Major League Stars Hitling Don Demeter Shine in Dodgers Win
Major league star Hitling-Don Demeter powered the Dodgers to an 11 0 victory over the Phillies with four hits including two homers and five RBIs. Billy Pierce of the White Sox fired a one hit game and fanned six in a 3 1 win over the Senators. Pompeii was buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A D.
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Washington Senators
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Senators
Ron Samford
Chicago
Cleveland
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Orioles
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Indians
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White Sox
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Jim Landis
Nellie Fox
Landis
Onoles
al Kaline
Tigers
Ted Wills
Ray Narleski
Ted Williams
Ned Garver
Yankees
Bob Turley
Kent Hadley
Homer Garver
Norm Sieber
Marv Throneberry
Mickey Mantle
Associated Press
Don Demeter
Dodgers
Phillies
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Hogan and Three Youngsters Lead Open Tied after Round One
Ben Hogan shared the opening round lead at 69 amid a pack of contenders for the 59th U S Open at Winged Foot. Dick Knight Gene Littler and Don Finsterwald joined Hogan, with Hillman Robbins one stroke back. Notables like Cary Middlecoff Gary Player and Arnold Palmer remained in the hunt as notable veterans and champions trailed.
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Mamaroneck
N.Y
Ben Hogan
Dick Knight
San Diego
Cali
Hogan
Gene Littler
Don Finsterwald
Hillman Robbins
Streun
Winged Foot West
Lattler
Thleholder
Robbins
Cary Middlecoff
South Africa
Gary Player
Tommy Bolt
Lionel Hebert
Billy Casper
Don January
Ted Kroll
Arnold Palmer
Don Farrfield
Bo Wininger
Mike Souchak
al Balding
Canada
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Bull Collins
Gene Bone
Doug Ford
Ernie Vossler
Claude Harmon
Henry Ransom
Ewing Pomeroy
Charlie Coe
Sammy Snead
Jay Hebert
Tammy Bolt
Julius Boros
Dick Mayer
Ed Furgol
How They Stand By Ine Associated foreg- L Pe GB
The standings and upcoming schedule cover MLB teams with record figures and matchups. Friday schedule lists San Francisco at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Milwaukee at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis. Thursday results show Pittsburgh over San Francisco Milwaukee over St Louis Cincinnati over Chicago and Los Angeles over Philadelphia.
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San Francis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St Louis
Phiadelphia
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Cincinmati
St. Lous
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Chicteo
Richmond Seeks Weekend Sweep to Claim First Place
The Buffalo Bisons lead the International League and host Richmond in a four game series starting tonight. A Bisons sweep would drop Richmond to the second division, while Richmond must win all four to move ahead into first place. Bisons beat Columbus 6 5 and Richmond fell to Rochester 4 2 as Adam beat Toronto and Montreal defeated Havana.
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Richmond
Rochester Red Wings
Adam
Toronto
Montreal
Havana
Crews Arriving for IRA Regatta at Canaan Lake
Syracuse NY June regatta drew 31 crews with Princeton, California, Wisconsin, Washington, MIT, Columbia, Navy to compete. Dartmouth, Cornell and Pennsylvania arrive next week. Syracuse solo practice on lake. Cornell has won varsity last four years. Washington and Syracuse favored. Washington last won in 1950, Syracuse in 1920.
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N. Y
Canaan Lake
Princeton
California
Wisconsin
Washington
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia
Navy
Dartmouth
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Syracuse University
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