Many Awards Made Saturday At Science Fair At College
Oswego State Teachers College held its seventh annual science fair with about 700 students from over 40 schools. Winners span Kindergarten through eighth grade with Campus School dominating multiple divisions and numerous individual honors awarded to students from Elbridge, Baldwinsville, Warners, Moses DeWitt, Fairmount, and other districts.
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Frederick Leighton School
Oswego
Baldwinsville
Hannibal Central School
Hannibal
Camillus
Warners
Moses Dewitt
Farmount
Moses Dewit
Elbridge Central
Brewerton
Fairmount
Fitzhugh Park School of
Fitzhugh Park
Hugh
Robert Powers
Barbara Weigelt
Randy Freech
Elbridge
Roy Hatch
Clarke Hellopeter
David Hunt
Campus School and Solvay students honored in race notes
Campus School first and second place results mention Edward Uhlig of Solvay and third place for Herbert Perkins of the Phillips Street School in Fulton and David Palladino of Solvay, indicating a local school competition with multiple participants.
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Edward Uhlig
Solvay
Herbert Perkins
Phillips Street School
Fulton
David Palladino
Brockport Chalks Up Victory Over Lakers in Track
Brockport State defeated Oswego State 92 to 39 as the Golden Eagles dominated the meet at Brockport. Oswego's Joe Farmer won shot put and discus, with a 47 feet 14 inch shot put for a new Oswego record. Brockport’s Joe Hale had 46 feet 10 inches in the event. Ed Terns led the Lakers in sprints, capturing the 100 and 200 yards, while Bull Brown won the half-mile and John Shank returned from illness to place second in the 440. Seven freshmen scored, and Oswego totaled 39 points in a strong showing with limited varsity numbers.
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Moore
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Maum
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Proett
Betsy Rawls Wins Fourth Tourney in Open Golf Event
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg S C captured her fourth LPGA tournament of the season at the Land of the Sky Women s Open in Asheville North Carolina. She shot a 215 total over 53 holes to hold off Joyee Ziske of Waterford Wisconsin and extend her lead as the top money winner with 8814 00. Louie Sages of Sea Island Ga slipped to second with 832.
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Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Betsy
Joyee Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Miss Rawls
Louie Sages
Sea Island, Ga
Oswego High Names 41 High Honor Roll Students
Oswego High Principal Ralph M. Faust announces 41 students earned high honor roll in the latest marking period. The list shows students across rooms 01 to 315 achieving no marks below 90 and meeting required averages, with many names from rooms 02 09 101 102 107 117 201 202 213 215 302 306 308 313 315.
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Ralph M. Faust
Oswego High School
Jane Rappleye
George Earhart
Suzanne Ferris
Katheryn Killenbee
Ronald Galletta
John Nagelschmidt
Roxanne Lyons
Jon Dinkel
Dorothy Penrod
Paul Serrell
Ronald Tesoriero
Pam Dutcher
Dorothy Palm
Doren Poland
Georgiana Slanski
Shirley Bennett
Dorothy Connors
Carolyn Mary Miller
David Segal
Barbara Hooper
Charlotte Leppert
Karen Parsons
Barbara Schnitter
Margaret Shafer
Bonnie Batchelor
John Dickinson
Carole Bundy
Mary Lee Chamberlain
Sandra Davis
Pat Driscoll
Laura King
Linda Lagoe
Roberta Newstead
Linda Pool Vincent Savona
Merrilee Storm
Jean Tuli
Nancy Clauda Turner
Lorelee Vona
Karen Favata
Judy Randall
George Demass
Jeannine Lambert
Terence Lanigan
Marty
Ellen Bobreski
Janx
S Boyea
Patricia Boyzuck
Wallace Brown
Ruth DeHollander
Jane Fetterly
William Gad Vuk
Diana Full
Eliabeth Kosboth
Karen Juntz
Peggy LaRock
Duane Laurent
Bruce Manwaring
Mary McCarthy
Roberta McGann
Vivian Noyes
Anne Renski
Nancy Salamachia
James Smith
Wally Tucker
William Velas
Wiliam Wallace
Local Figures Listed in Court Notice
A court notice lists numerous individuals including Sharon Von Holtz Marea Caldwell Denis Koleh Richard Luke Carol u Matteson Donna McKegan Barbara Vetter Catherine Zappali Geneva Brown Don Capron Barbara Crisafulli Robert Cross David Dirt Helen Fulto Bette Emerson Robt Hooper Ann Houngan Linda Hutchinson Doraine Inglis Willige Jones Sandra Kogan Patricia LaTour Dorothy Miner David Morgia Mary Ann Murray Valene Proud Kathy Ranous Carol Sample Robert Santay Diane Smith Donna Smith Dan Snyder Jean Anne Spath Gail Sullivan Christine Whitman 315 Carol Ditoro Janet Lee Judith Sheldon Carole Wilcox 317 Frank Biondolillo Victor Canale Delores Dasaro.
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Marea Caldwell
Denis Koleh
Richard Luke
Carol U. Matteson
Donna McKegan
Barbara Vetter
Catherine Zappali
Geneva Brown
Don Capron
Barbara Crisafulli
Robert Cross
David Dirt
Helen Fulto
Bette [Emerson
Robt Hooper
Ann Houngan
Linda Hutchinson
Doraine Inglis
Willige Jones
Sandra Kogan
Patricia LaTour
Dorothy Miner
David Morgia
Mary Ann Murray
Valene Proud
Kathy Ranous
Carol Sample
Robert Santay
Diane Smith
Donna Smith
Dan Snyder
Jean Anne Spath
Gail Sullivan
Christine Whitman
Carol Ditoro
Janet Lee
Judith Sheldon
Carole Wilcox
Frank Biondolillo
Victor Canale
Delores Dasaro
Major Loop Leaders AP Baseball Leaders Summary
American League batting leaders include Fox of Chicago at .398 and Kuenn of Detroit at .387. Power leads with 18 runs, Killebrew tops RBIs with 19, and Fox has 33 double hits. Lee House and Cerv Kansas City tied for triples at 3, while Killebrew also leads home runs with 7. Power and Aparicio pace steals with 5 and 4 respectively. Wilhelm leads pitching with 30 strikeouts. National League leaders show Aaron batting .500 and Pinson with 20 runs, Banks with 24 RBIs, and Aaron 36 hits. Pinson leads with 31 hits. Temple and Burgess tied for 10 doubles. Triples belong to Post with 3.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
Killebrew
Washington
Triandos
Baltimore
Dhits
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Delock
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Milwaukee
Burgess
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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Banks
Robinson
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Nehru ends Tibet debate with pledge on policy
New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru closed a parliamentary debate on the Tibetan revolt with a pledge that India will hold its policy. The record lists baseball stats for Mathews, Aaron, Robinson, Moon, and Burdette among others.
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Nehru
Tibet
New Delhi
India
India Prefers Peace Despite Border Strains
He denied any plan to join a military alliance over northern border troubles. He warned against charges of interference and expansionism, reiterating his April 27 hope for friendly ties with Red China, a stance opposed by Tibet's refugee ruler The Dalai Lama from India.
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India
Red China
Tibet
Dalai Lama
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