Routine Tallies For Women And Men Last Night
In a set of late scores, Mike Canale led with 599 in a 557 plus night but fell short of 600. Fran Smegersky and Dr. Jerry Belden posted 591, Tony Canzone 584, and Joe Pasco 569 amid a string of strong totals across multiple leagues and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Canale
Mike
Fran Smegersky
Jerry Belden
Tony Canzone
Jack Reynolds
Walt Sova
Carl Roy
Ange Galletta
Tony Talamo
Joe Pasco
Ray Dashner
Ed Sova
Jim Egbert
Bill Kirk
George Marturano
Joe Losurdo
Ted Menter
Piazza
Ida Harman
Mary Polevak
Alma Daley
Louise Doersam
Mildred Fatiga
Banlo
Larkin
Bellomo
Goe~wey
Breitbeck
Bion
Dolido
Capitol
Altimonda
DiMerio
Lee
Prior
Daley
Ann's
Doersam
Murray
Harman
Lucas
Boy's Town
Adams
Gosek
Celestian
Hageny
Jarpinsk
s—Fhas
Riccinto
Uayek
Huckabee
Collins
Savas
Breitbeck Jr
Hennessey
B. Hennessey
Clark
Kielb
Mahar
Debm
Musccio
Handicap
Dement’s — Maxon
O'Toole
Fern
Wallace
Scanlon
Coleman
Canlon
Pierce
Leone
VanSant
Familes Funeral Home
Pendergast
Smith
Gould
Gallagher
Elaine
McKin
Sky
Galletta
Miner
Dixon
Menter
Starks
Bundy
O'Neil
Gall
Henning
Mass Pets
See
von Holtz
Tripp
Farrell
TEA League Oper
Tonkin
Joyce
Gibson
Rubley
Latour
Office
Beers and Lanes: Night Club Totals in City Ledger
A fragmented score ledger lists gas department and shop totals, with multiple workers named and handicaps recorded. Beer brands Genesee, Ballantine, and Budweiser appear among team lines with individual scores and a series of summed totals, ending with uneven entries and misspellings.
Cyclotherm League Evening Bowling Schedule
At 6 45 P M Alleys 1 2 P L A V versus Genesee Beer Alleys 34 Canale s Barn versus Gordon s Hallview Inn versus C I O Local 2877 Alleys 7 8 Cyclotherm No 1 versus Whelan Drugs 9 P M Alleys 1 2 Canale s Rest versus Signormle s Girl Alleys 3 4 Raby s Lumber versus Caroccio s Coast Alleys 5 6 Loblaw s versus Vona s Rest Alleys 7 8 Local 214 versus Cyclotherm No 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee Beer
Canale’s Barn
Gordon's
Hallview Inn
Cyclotherm No. 1
Whelan Drugs
Canale’s Rest
Signormle’s Girl
Raby’s Lumber
Caroccio
Loblaw’s
Vona’s
Local 214
Cyclotherm No. 2
Best Sellers Hawaii James Michener Advise and Consent
A catalog of prominent books listed as best sellers and notable authors. Includes James Michener, Allen Drury, Marcia Davenport, Irwin Shaw, Taylor Caldwell, Mortis West, Robet Bu lark, Alex Waugh iss, Roald Dahl, Leon M Uris, D C Jar vis, Mass Hart, Alexander King, Errol Flynn, Cornelius Ryan, Bruce Catton, Leonard Bernstein, Herman Wouk, Vance Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
James Michener
Allen Drury
Marcia Davenport
Irwin Shaw
Taylor Caldwell
Mortis West
Robert Bulark
Alex Waughiss
Kiss
Roald Dahl
Exodus
Leon M. Uris
D. C. Jar
Mayor Receives Parking Ticket in Front of City Hall
Mayor W. W. Yoakum received a parking ticket after parking diagonally in a parallel zone in front of city hall. The item notes a record cold reading elsewhere, citing Rogers Pass Montana as registering 69.7 degrees below zero on February 20, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
N. M
W. W. Yoakum
City Hall
United States
Rogers Pass, Mont
Alston Sees Dodgers Strengthened For Next Season
Walter Alston foresees the Los Angeles Dodgers improving after a grueling pennant race. He notes key players like Sherry Demeter Roseboro and Roseboro as core fits, with Sherry shifting between bullpen and starting roles. The lineup includes Hodges Larker Gilliam Wills Moon Demeter Snider and Roseboro with Pignatano backing up, while relief and starter plans hinge on Roebuck Knopstein Labine and Drysdale Podres Koufax McDevitt Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vero Beach
Fila
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Y Cars
Don Demeter
Johnny Roseboro
Maury Walls
Larry Sherry
Charlie Neal
Sherry
Will
Rage
Craig
Demeter
Roseboro
Alston
Gil Hodges
Norm Larker
Junior Gaham
Eal
Dodgers
Ed Roebuck
Dominican Republic
Maigat
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Sandy Koufax
Danny McDevitt
Stan Williams
Roebuck
St. Paul
Johnny Knopstein
Clem Labine
Larker
Wally Moon
Duke Snider
Carl Furillo
Chuck Esegian
Rip Repulski
Joe Pignatano
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Chuck Dressen
Braves
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Thompson Draw Keeps Paret On Track For Title Shot
Benny Paret and Federico Thompson fought 12 rounds to a draw in New York with NBA officials later backing a Paret-Jordan title fight. Thompson, furious, says he deserves the shot or a rematch. NBA approves Paret-Jordan winner to meet Thompson within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Benny
Kid) Paret
Argentina
Federico Thompson
Don Jordan
Las Vegas
Perez
Thompson
New York Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
NBA
Paret-Jordan
Paret
Jordan
Ringsider
Tony Ferronella
Petronela
Tony Maceroni
Providence
R. I
Maceroni
Buenos Aires
Paret-Thompson
al Bert
Paret i
Artie Aidala
Leo Birnbaum
Exhibition Baseball Results Spark Weekend Action
AP reports Friday results include Pittsburgh defeating Washington 9 to 8 and Chicago A over Kansas City 6 to 5 in 13 innings. Philadelphia beat Detroit 8 to 2 in 13 innings, New York toppled Milwaukee 4 to 0, St. Louis beat Cincinnati 8 to 3, Chicago N won 4 to 3 over Boston, San Francisco routed Cleveland 14 to 3, and Baltimore defeated Los Angeles 3 to 1. Saturday’s schedule lists New York vs Baltimore in Miami night and multiple city matchups in Florida and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago A
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Miami
Tucson
Sarasota
Tampa
Orlando
Mesa
Ft. Myers
St. Petersburg
White Sox
Pirates
Sox
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale
Arizona
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Phoenix
Florida
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Bradenton
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Bates Shoe League Schedule Aug Tally of Tuesday lines
Tuesday schedule at 6:45 P M lists Vince's Steak House against Wilson's Market and Berlin's Tavern versus Morahito's Automotive followed by Bates Shoes against Tink's Rest and Sherman and McCloskey Texaco against Oswego Hotel. At 9 P M Minetto Service Center faces Ball and Wilson Brown's Express meets Fitz's Rest Columbia Mills battles Pepsi Cola and Pasco Bros. vs Canales Rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince's
Wilson's
Berlin's Tavern
Morahito’s Automotive
Bates Shoes
Tink's Rest
Sherman & McCloskey
Texaco
Oswego Hotel
Minetto Service Center
Ball & Wilson
Brown's Express
Fitz's
White Sox and Pirates Take Close Ones in Spring Action
Chicago White Sox 6 5 over Kansas City in 13 innings at Sarasota and Pittsburgh Pirates 9 8 over Washington in Orlando extend exhibition win runs. Both clubs boast one run wins and strong one run records as spring training heats up with Cubs, Giants, Yankees, Cardinals, Phillies, and Orioles also posting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Teenagers Win By Narrow Decisions In League Play
In Thursday night action of the Teenaged Basketball League Intermediate Division two games were decided by two points and two by margins of eight and seven. Pistons edged Unknowns 63 61 at Hingsford Park to share fourth place. O H S beat Mafia 55 53 led by Jan Noyes 23 with others from both sides. Warriors outscored Knights 50 43 as Jim Wilson 16 and Rick Kidney 15 led winners while Kevin Leroy 19 led losers. Barons beat St Josephs No 2 37 29 with Robin Hartranft 13 and Joe Savore 14. Celtics and St Johns earned forfeits over Hawks and Stosephs No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistons
Hingsford Park
Jack Quigley
Jim Pidgeon
Dick Santoro
Joe Cernaro
Mike Crahan
Unknowns
George Roberts
Dave Dehm
Mafia
Jan Noyes
Imildoro
Jim Godden
Paul Castaldo
Fran Godici
Jim Reitz
Maha
Warriors
Knights
Jim Wilson
Rick Kidney
Kevin Leroy
Barons
St. Joseph’s
Robin Hartranft
Bob Schrader
Joe Savore
St. Joseph's
Celtics
St. John's
Hawks
Trade Proposal For Nixon Emerges After Frick Ruling
In Boston and Cleveland talks a new deal for catcher Russ Nixon is rumored as Commissioner Ford Frick voids the original agreement. Frick orders Nixon back to Cleveland and Jim Marshall to Boston after Sammy White retires. Columbus Open action shows Joyce Ziske tied for first in the $8,000 event with Patty Berg and Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Atizure
Boston
Russ Nixon
Ford Frick
Cleveland
Frank Lane
Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Nixon
Frick
Sammy White
Jim Marshall
Columbus
Joyce Ziske
Milwaukee
Susanna Salter, 100, complains over aging photo
Mrs Susanna Madora Salter Americas first woman mayor says a paper picture made her look too old The image was taken on her 100th birthday and drew her complaint from Norman Oklahoma observer readers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Susanna Madora Salter
America
Worman
Area Athletes Help Oswego State Matmen
Four Oswego area wrestlers completed a busy varsity season for Oswego State. Notably, Harry Piotrowski of Central Square starred with a 3-2 record at 157 pounds, beating RPI Hobart and Albany while losing to Jim Kennedy of RIT and Weldon Canough of Ithaca. Al Chace of Minetto fought tough. his best bout was a close decision against Cortland’s Al Scheer. Bob Kolch showed promise at 147, filling in and losing three matches but expected to be strong next year. Al Parsons, though not starting, impressed with an exhibition loss to Bob Cully of RIT and a pin of Dick Washburn of Hobart, hinting at a run at 167 or 177 next season. Lakers finish 5-3 in duals, placed 10th among 29 at the 4-J Wrestling Tourney in Cleveland, and two NCAA entrants at College Park, Md, were eliminated in the opening rounds. Heavyweight Joe Farmer fell 3-0 to Jan Schwitter of Iowa State. Leon Gridley at 157 also bowed to Frank Hankin of Utah, who is Skyline Conference champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Area
Oswego State Grapplers
Harry Piotrowski
Central Square
RD 2
Mexico
al Chace
Minetto
Chace
al Scheer
Cortland
Scheer
Bob Kolch
Bob
Ithaca
Rit
al Parsons
Lakers
Bob Cully
Dick Washburn
Hobart
Washburn
Frank Kolch
Benson Ave
John Piotrowski
Clyde Chace
Robert Parsons
Hannibal
Cleveland
College Park
Joe Farmer
Oswego
Jan Schwitter
Iowa State
Leon Gridley
Frank Hankin
Utah
Hankin
Skyline
City Library Adds Broad Array Of New Nonfiction
A long list of new library titles features science, history, biographies, and crafts. Notable entries include Asimov ABC of Dog Care, Daugherty Plants That Changed the World, Lin Yutang On Your Tots, and Untermeyer All About Archaeology, highlighting a vibrant new non fiction selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asimov
Baker
Albert Einstein
Beckhard
Bridges
Bulla
Daugherty
Science
Elwell
Goetz
Goudey
Germany
Grimm
Congo
England
France
Haviland
Hawthorne
Hylander
America
Johnson
Galileo
Lauber
Lavine
Lin Yutang
Mara
Otus
McNeill
Mead
Moon Base
Nephew
Parsons
Podendorf
Picasso
Ripley
Sperry
North Pole
Untermeyer
White
Angelo
Bright
Brink
Carroll
Bounce
de- Jong
Ets
Faulkner
Toma
Hawk Shadow
Galdone
Paddy
Penguin
Ingart
Tent
Kendall
Krumgold
Onion John
Lampman
Lindquist
Commercial Printing Dept Palladium Times Ad Note
An advertising note from the Palladium Times printing department lists contact numbers and a blog reference. The fragment provides dial numbers HI 8 8800 and FI 4 380 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
DIAL
Seymour Slated To Take Job As Coach of Hawks
The St. Louis Hawks face the Minneapolis Lakers in a deciding Western Division playoff game. Ed Macauley appears set to resign as coach but stay as vice president and general manager. Paul Seymour, 31, is reported to be slated as the new Hawks coach after playoff action. The series stands 3-3 with Friday’s telecast planned and the winner advancing to the NBA title series in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Hawk
Ed Macauley
Ben Kerner
Associated Press
Macauley
Paul Seymour
Hawks
Seymour
Syracuse Nationals
Washington University
Kerner
Wanks
Bob Pettit
CU Hagan
Clyde Lovellette
Chicago
Boston
Barber Leads Bradenton Golf as De Soto Lakes Round Three Opens
In Bradenton Florida 17 players sit within five strokes of the lead at the De Soto Lakes Golf Tournament with Jerry Barber pacing after two rounds. Barber is two ahead of rivals including Sanders Pott Dietz Bolt Finsterwald and other notable pros. Elizabeth Worth plans ahead as she hides a birthday hint in the personals column for her husband Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
de Soto Lakes
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Doug Sanders
Miami Beach
Johnny Pott
Shreeveport
Mike Dietz
EL Cajon
Caht
Elizabeth Worth
Roland
Elizabeth
Warriors Coach Aims to Keep Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia owner Eddie Gottlieb says he will meet with Wilt Chamberlain next week to try to change his mind about quitting the NBA. The 7-1 rookie had broken scoring and rebounding records in his first season and faced reported salary talks amid calls he may leave the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Assn
NBA
Gottlieb
Chamberlain
Warrior
Neil Johnson
Will
Johnston
Ruth Riker Wins Elks Competition
Ruth Riker won the Oswego Lodge of Elks girls basketball free throw crown at Oswego High School gymnasium. She edged Judy McClelland after a thriller shoot-off to claim the 1960 title, among 34 finalists. Miss Gimmie praised the strong turnout and urged future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Riker
Oswego Lodge of Elks
Oswego High School
Rita Gimmie
OHS
Miss Gimmie
Miss Riker
Judy McClerland
Miss McClelland
Judy McClelland
Georgia Slanski
Nancy Austin
Judy Tayer
Jane Thayer
Sherry Uee
Susan Dice
Joanne Savona
Sharon Deline
Charlene Mack
Cathy Veen
Lonnie Timon
Alice Brancata
Carol Eddy
Gloria Todaro
Juey Pullen
Pat Frataccia
Jean Borden
Carol Dwyer
Barb Sanford
Mary Alice Pyke
Rosemary Jones
Teresa Pagano
Sue Chamberlain
Donna Nagelschmidt
Joyce Yeager
Carolyn Jones
Charlotte Leppert
Judy Cahill
Pat Sereno
Joyce Thompson
Phyllis Fenske
Corky Greene
Paret and Thompson Draw in MSG Bout. Borja Stops Alonzo in Guam
In New York at Madison Square Garden Benny Kid Paret of Cuba and Federico Thompson of Argentina fought to a draw at 12 rounds while Sammy Borja of Guam scored a knockout over Leo Alonzo in Guam action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York Madison Square Garden
Benny Kid Paret
Cuba
Federico Thompson
Argentina
Drew
Guam
Sammy Borja
Leo Alonzo
I Phiye
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Oswego Leatherstocking Club
Oswego Palladi- Wan Tiones
Palladium-Times Keglers
Oswego Palladium-Times
Chib Talamo
Kenny Mayer
Morris Stone
Paul Portelli
Jerry Blum
Chuck Rinaldo
Gas Dept—Lass
Stracuzzi
Estridge
Leonard
Hellard
Oper—Schneider
Criss
Knopp
O'Connor
Dietz
Mech. Mainz
Fitzsimmons
King
Shannon
Vandish
Crowe
Ranour
Donohue
Kellogr
Ballantine Beer
Marturano
Sterio
Belladini
Catalone
Dashner
Greibeck
Angelina
Butera
Talamo
Canzone
Schaffer’s Beer
Barney
Trenca
de Castro
Losurdo
Canale’s Rest —Roy
Alletta
Blum
Canale
Morga
Budwuesers
R Fleischman
Lebert
W. Fleischman
E. Sova
Wo Sova
Tink’s—S. Losurdo
J. Losurdo
Ixmegsiey
Belden
Cyclotherm League
Publishers’ Weekly
St. Paul's Victory League
Carling
Black Label
Fenske
Osweto Engraving Servier
Tink’s
Burke's Lumber
Neal & O'Brien
Goebel’s Beer
Pagano's Market
Bates Shoe League
Oswego State
City Library
Ail Parsons
Barber
Wilt
Elks
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