Oswego State Lakers rout Utica Pioneers in baseball opener
Oswego State Lakers defeated Utica College 11 3 in a windy Lake Ontario contest. Fred Parrow earned his fifth win as Ron Benwell and Ralph Martin led a 12 hit attack while Elliott Yezer also contributed two hits amid a late seventh inning call due to near freezing gales. Oswego’s freshmen also beat Cortland Jaycees 6 4 to wrap a short season with a 3 1 mark. On the golf course Oswego slipped past Harpur College 5 4 at Endicott in a rain drenched foursomes match to leave the Lakers at 3 3 with Brockport awaiting next week.
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Buffalo State
Utica College Pioneers
Lake Ontario
Ron Benwell
Ralph Martin
Oswego
Elliott Yezer
Fred Parrow
Parrow
Lakers
Jesse Haley
Bill King
Benwell
Charlie Paddock
Bennell
Paddock
Yezer
Maru
Tom Flaherty
Don Lang
Don Kunzwiler
Flaherty
Lang
King
Kunzwiler
Laker
Cortland Jaycees
Fort
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Mark Montoney
Bob Thole
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Cortland
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Laker Yearlings
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Cornell
Manlius Cadets
Lepik
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Mandef
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Creadick If
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Masson
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Flaherty Cf
Tomaing Hod
Harpur College Inksmen
Faroe
Endicott
Brockport
John Breen
Tom Nestor
Harpur
Ernie Luongo
No Laker
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Fort Ontario
New York State
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Minna
Cayuga
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National Basketball Association
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Chiefs
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Bayer Cards 63 To Take 5-Stroke Lead
In Hot Springs Arkansas George Bayer of Gleneagles Illinois fired a 63 to grab a five stroke lead in the Hot Springs Open after 36 holes. Art Wall Jr Wes Ellis Jr Gene Littler Jim Ferree and Bob Goalby trailed by one stroke at 136.
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Ark
George Bayer
Gleneagles
Ill
Bayer
Arlington Country Club
Art Wall I Jr
Pocono Manor
Wall
Wes Ellis Jr
Aldecress
N. J
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Jim Ferree
Winston- Salem
N. C
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Harrison And Snead Lead Young Golf Rivals At Snead Festival
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia veteran E J Harrison 49 and Sam Snead 47 controlled the field entering the third round of the 12th Snead Festival. Harrison shot 68 to 136 par after two rounds while Snead added a 68 to stay one stroke back. Doug Sanders 23 from Cedartown Ga and Bruce Crampton of Sydney Australia led a pack of contenders with 138 and 140 totals respectively despite mixed conditions on the 52 degree course.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
E. J
Doug Sanders
Cedartown
Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
Crampton
Major Loop Leaders by the Associates Press 2002 baseball leaders
Baseball leaders by the Associ ates Press with American League bats leaders Kuenn Fox Chicago .353 runs Killebrew Allison Kaline Fox 43 49 etc National League batting Aaron Mays hits Temple Burgess 56 42 32. Stolen bases Neal Pinson Robinson 8 5. Pitching McLish Pappas Wilhelm 5 0 4 0. Strikeouts Wynn Bunning Drysdale Spahn 50 44 33 43.
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Detroit
Fox
Chicago
Killebrew
Washington
Allison
Cerv
Kansas City
Kaline
Williams
Power
Stricksland
Cleveland
Lemon
Keough
Runnels
Boston
Cory
Hause
Jensen
Colavito
Aparicio
Ti Lands
Powers
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Pappas
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Wynn
Bunning
Rans
Banks
Robinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Temple
Cimoli
St. Louis
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Neal
Los Angeles
Pinson
Love Can Open Prison Doors at Jail Library
A St Louis County Jail installs a 500 book library to aid inmate education and morale. The collection will include a popular title expected to draw a waiting list. The program aims to improve rehabilitation and literacy among inmates.
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ST. Louis PA
St. Louis County
Crusaders Narrow Victory Over Phoenix in Dual Meet
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders edged Phoenix High 45 to 40 in a track and field dual meet at Pulaski Academy and Central field. Oswego swept three events with 25 of 27 possible points, led by Quigley Lupa Santora1 in the quarter, 220 and 440 and by Molinari in the half mile. Wall of Phoenix won the 100 and 220 and anchored the half mile relay for Phoenix. Pitcher and Smith delivered key points for Phoenix in field events.
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Crusaders
Phoenix High
Pulaski Academy
Central Field
Oswego
Jack Quigley
Dave Lupa
Dick Santora
John Naioti
Chuck Dehm
Jim Martin
Roland Chman
Bob Molinai
Fred Wall
Phoenix
Wall
Pitcher
C. Dehm
Crahan
Krasurch
Quigley
Lupa
Santora
Molinari
Smith
Lamb
Mile Christman
Culkin
Smyk
Gallagher
Martin
Envision 60,000-Seat Stadium For State Fair Area
Syracuse area planners study a 60,000 seat stadium for the state fair ground. The $3 million project hinges on colleges in the region agreeing to use the venue. Syracuse University may relocate football games there, replacing Archbold Stadium. A double deck, partly covered design could open by fall 1960 with prompt action.
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Syracuse
N.Y
uPi
State Fair Advisory Committee
Syracuse University
Orange
Archbold Stadium
Fair Grounds
Hdmiund Keane
DeAlten Rimes
Robert Soule
Cleveland
Hlarald TL
Creal
Bank Heist Near Globe Yields Worthless Coupons
Globe Arizona five bank deposit bags were stolen from a store. Store owner Jack McGee described the bags as containing worthless redemption coupons, suggesting little value in the haul for the gunman.
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Globe, Ariz
UPI
Globe
Jack McGee
Canal transfer referendum Sparks public debate in Oswego
G Pate and Mike Petruska discuss a proposed constitutional amendment to transfer the Barge Canal to federal control. Assemblyman Crawford will speak June 4 at Leatherstocking Club as Fay Welsh presents Northway route options affecting the Forest Preserve and Mohawk River. Public attendance urged.
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Edward F. Crawford
New York
Thme
U. S Arms Corps 9 of Engineers
Mohawk River
Finger Lakes
Adirondacks
Syracuse University
Speedway qualifiers begin at Indianapolis for 43rd 500 mile race
Indianapolis motor speedway officials start trimming a 61 car field to 33 starters for the May 30 500 mile race. The first qualifying day is expected to draw a crowd above 100000 as drivers run four laps on the two mile track with up to three attempts. Other rounds will be held next weekend.
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Indianapolis
Indianapols Motor Speedway
Take Beetle With You Card
A playful promotional note encourages taking a beetle along on trips and vacations. It suggests packing essentials for travel and keeping the creature safe during time away from home.
Noted Lawyer To Represent Monaghan
Emile Zola Berman will represent State Harness Racing Commissioner George P. Monaghan at a Thursday hearing before the State Investigation Commission. The case involves an alleged ethics-code violation by Monaghan. Berman agrees to serve without fee and cites political overtones while aiming for facts and justice.
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New York
George P. Monaghan
Tis
State Investigation Commission
Emile Zola Berman
Marine Corps
Monaghan
Berman
Return To Majors Likely For Fisher
Miami right-hander John Fisher with a 5-0 record and a 1.40 ERA seeks another major league pitching chance after an Orioles spring training look see. The Augusta, Georgia native, age 20, pitched his fifth straight complete game for the Marlins in a 5-0 win over Richmond.
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Miami
John Fisher
Fisher
Wilson
N.C
Baltimore
Orioles
Augusta
Marlins
Richmond
Buffalo
Pierce and Newk Shine As White Sox and Reds Win Big
The White Sox topped the Yankees 6-0 as Billy Pierce improved to 21-30 lifetime against New York by fanning six in six hits. Chicago stretched to a seven-game streak, staying a half game behind Cleveland, while Baltimore and Kansas City won key matchups. In San Francisco, Don Newcombe starred for Cincinnati with a 3-2 win over the Giants, driving in three runs and a homer to reclaim third place as St Louis routed Philadelphia.
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Oston
Renee Milwaukee
Pet
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Newcombe
Dodgers
Leon Wagner
Jack Sanford
Cardinals
Robin Roberts
George Crowe
Ken Boyer
Bill White
City Softball Schedule and Ted Williams Update
City Softball League listings show Monday and Tuesday games at multiple fields including Cahill and Frawley with teams such as Austin's Salvadore's and Torbilli's. In Boston sports notes Ted Williams spoke after a 4-3 loss to Cleveland, going 0 for 4 as he resumes play following neck ailment, batting .? for the season.
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Place
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Leadbetter Post
Amiliary Field
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Clavell
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Schaffer
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Boston Red Sox
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Ted
Cleveland
Lopez Sees Yankees Vulnerable Despite Four-Time Champions Status
New York Yankees appear ripe for challenge as Lopez and White Sox managers argue the club lacks last year’s elite pitching and defense. White Sox highlight three Yankee miscues and Whitey Ford’s short start as signs of vulnerability, with Cleveland and Chicago as tougher rivals. Ennis and Phillips cited for recent hitting bursts. Sox trail Indians by a half game. Ballantine drivers schedule Fort Ontario practice at 1:30 PM tomorrow.
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Ay Lopez
New York Yankers
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Reynolds
Raschi
Lonat
Whitey Ford
Bob Turley
Whit Sox
Cleveland Indians
Fron
Lopez
White Sox
del Ennis
Cincinnati
Bubba Phillips
Ennis
Phillips
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