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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1959
Page
3
Oswego State Lakers beat LeMoyne College 8 4 at Fort Ontario as Fred Parrow earned his third win with ten strikeouts. Vern Merz led Oswego batters with 2 for 3, while Tom Markey took the loss for Le Moyne after a rough start.
Don McMahon and Bob Rush combined eight innings of one hit relief as Rush earned the win in a 3-2 16 inning victory over the Dodgers. Frank Robinson hit his third homer in four days with two aboard in the fifth for the Reds over the Giants.
Oswego High hosts Fulton High in a Fort Ontario Friday 4 p.m. home game as JV and freshman squads also play. Coach Powers adjusts defense with possible moves at shortstop and left field while aiming to improve a 1-1 start in the North Central Baseball League debut.
Oswego State Teachers College golfers defeated Utica College Pioneers 15 to 12 at Battle Island State Park. Joe Ghent led with 72 par while Joe Canossela 75 and Bob Fratangello 77 followed. Gail Pohn led Utica with 79.
The article notes a widow tax under inheritance laws adding about 39,500 on a 120,000 estate and 78,000 on a 500,000 estate if the wife dies first. It cites 6,700 man-days lost to strikes in Vermont in 1998, the nation’s lowest.
Jimmy Dykes, newly appointed Detroit manager, reshapes the lineup and guides the Tigers to an 8-3 win over the Red Sox in Tuesday night action. He benches Eddie Yost for Ted Lepcio, starts Don Messi as pitcher, and elevates Charlie Maxwell. The team had previously been last, but this sweep followed a day of success under Dykes, though Cleveland led the league and Detroit remained in the cellar.
Eastern League scores include York La Albans 4 Reading 6 Springfield 5 Allentown 7 Binghamton 4 Lancaster 9 Williamsport 7. International League Buffalo 9 Rochester 3 Miami and Richmond 2 Tampa 3 Columbus 3 Toronto 6 Montreal 2. American Association Fort Worth 7 Houston 1 Denver 7 Indianapolis 7. Louisville 2 St Paul 2 Other games postponed.
New York hearing outlines nine charges against ex driving champion Frank Safford arising from 1957 race actions for Marc Robinson Jr. He faced ban on reinstatement as Yonkers Raceway denied temporary license. Charges include betting against horses and using a needle amid race manipulations at Foxboro Roosevelt Yonkers and related acts.
Washington tonight hosts a ten round middleweight clash between Holly Mims and Joey Giardello at Capitol Arena. The ABC television card airs at 10 p.m. as both fighters seek a title shot amid shifting middleweight opportunities and NBA title politics.
In Albuquerque a conservation view warns that dumping bait minnows like chubs and carp into game lakes by anglers spurs rough fish growth. Initial survival and breeding reduce aquatic vegetation, starving small trout and eventually eliminating trout habitat as rough fish thrive.
Havana Sugar Kings pitcher Vince Amor earned his fourth win without a loss as Havana defeated the Columbus Jets 5-3. Amor scattered nine hits, helping Havana stay within two games of Rochester while Miami beat Richmond 8-2 and Buffalo won 9-5 over Rochester. Leo Cardenas and Borrego Alvarez drove in runs, and Jack Fisher earned his third win for Miami.
The article notes baseball Commissioner Ford Frick forming a committee to devise a formula for financial aid to the minor leagues. The aim is to share television money currently earned by the majors, with majors collecting about 11 million dollars for the season across radio and television.
Boston at Detroit and Baltimore at Washington were the only games scheduled on Thursday. Washington and Chicago currently lead their divisions with tight margins while Boston and Detroit vie for position behind them.
Highlights from major league batting and pitching leaders. Explains leaders by at bats runs runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs stolen bases with players such as Fox Kuenn Power Killebrew Lemon Aaron Mathews Robinson Banks Demeter Temple Spahn Drysdale and others across the American and National Leagues.
A new West German import ballpoint pen reportedly grows in the dark. Its distributor says it suits late night inspiration and jotting down ideas during midnight hours.
Dick Hall, Oswego Catholic High sophomore, hurled four sharp innings of hitless relief in his mound debut and shared top billing with Tom Cable as Oswego Catholic beat Central Square 8-3 at Fort Ontario. Cable sparked the offense with two doubles and key hits driving in three, while Friel and Frawley added support as Oswego pulled away with a four-run sixth inning.
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