Oswego State Teams Beat Harpur and Brockport on Road
Oswego State cross country defeated Harpur 20 45 at Harpur Veetal campus with seven Lakers finishing closely. Harpur freshman Chuck Lytle led the field in 28 40 on the new 4 44 mile course. Brockport shut out Oswego 2 0 in soccer as Bruce Dubois and Steve Arlen each made key saves. Ed Zorn Ward Wolff and Tom Zaleski starred for Oswego’s defense while Bob Thole re injured late. Next, Oswego hosts Hamilton College in a 2:30 p.m. home meet while Brockport visit the Lakers in a 4 p.m. clash Wednesday.
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Oswego State
Harpur Harriers
Harpur
Veetal
Chuck Lytle
Laker
Lytle
Duff Farnum
Bob Brown
Chuck Wiltsie
Bill Meder
Jack Seharf
Jack Burgess
Joe Yankowski
Norm Varney
Bill Burrell
Lakers
Oswego
Farnum
Brown
Mexico
Willie
Hannibal
Scharf
Burgess
Cortland
Red Dragons
Ithaca College
Brockport
Brockport State Golden Eagles
Oswego State Aoccerites
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Army
West Point
McMaster
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Cortland State
College Field
Bruce Dubois
Steve Arlen
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Arlen
Ernie Luongo
Ward Wolff
Ed Zorn
Bob Simon
Santo Seminatore
Bob Thole
Luongo
Thole
Ray Maraviglia
Tom Zaleski
Bill Cooper
Jim Gilbert
Bill Heyen
Dick Brown
Eagle
Bobby
O Laker Linsmen
Tain PD AD
Habhivre
Ithaca Coollege
Oswego State Fresh
Ithaca
Bruce Dick
Frosh
Ed Lee
Wayne Seeley
Ken Auger
Jim Jarvey
Laker Frosh
Brockport State
Ostwego
Nicklaus shines as U S wins World Amateur Team title
The United States routed 32 nations to win the Eisenhower Cup at Merion. Jack Nicklaus, 20, led with rounds of 66 67 68 68 for 269, 18 under the 287 Open record. Teammates Deane Beman, Bob Gardner, and Billy Hyndman also posted strong scores in the four rounds.
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Ardmore
Pa Ue
United States
Australia
Great Britain-Ireland
South Africa
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Merion
Ohio State
Deane Beman
Bob Gardner
New York
Billy Hyndman
Philadelphia
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Trade Listing
Commercial Printing Department listing notes service channels and contact numbers FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801 for the Palladium publication.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium
CIMES
Shaw Tosses 4 TD Passes For Giants' Victory
George Shaw came off the bench to throw four touchdown passes as the New York Giants, trailing 7-0, defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 35-14. Shaw completed 15 of 22 passes for 258 yards, connecting with Joe Morrison and Kyle Rote, while the Giants seized control after the early deficit. The Cardinals’ scoring was capped by John David Crow on a 26-yard pass from Jim Roach.
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George Shaw
New York Giants
New York
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Shaw
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Charley Conerly
Cardinals
Jim Roach
John David Crow
San Francisco
Joe Morrison
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Colts
Chicago
Bears
Unitas
Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles
New York Titans
Dallas
Denver
Broncos
Oakland
Buffalo
Morrison
Kyle Rote
Mel Triplett
King Hill
St. Louis
Lenny Moore
Moore
Ray Berry
Jim Mutscheller
Orange Ole Miss Both Win After Bitter Battles
Top college football contenders Mississippi and Syracuse survived close calls last week and head into next games with unscathed records. Mississippi plays Vanderbilt while Syracuse visits Holy Cross as other top teams such as Navy Army Florida and Iowa loom.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Syracuse
Kes
Navy
Army
Florida
Iowa
Minnesota
Ole Miss
Associated Press Weekly
Vanderbit
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Boston University
Johnny Vaught
Rebels
Memphis State
Kansas
Ben Schwartzwalder
Washington
Huskies
West Coast
Gregory Mather
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Air Force Academy
Missouri
Anny Army
California
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Steamed Up at Navy Aiming For Hal Spooner's Day
Navy coach Wayne Hardin sharpens quarterback race as Hal Spooner, once a bench warmer, grows into a poised leader despite a spring ankle sprain. Dietz presses from behind, with Spooner and his rival fighting for the No 1 signal caller role as the season nears.
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Hal Spooner
Navy
Hal
Midshipmen
Joe Tranchini
Jim Maxwell
Spooner
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Naval Academy
Harry Dietz
Harry
Dietz
Great and Runners Capture Major League Batting Titles
The Pirates win 9-5 over the Braves to close the season, earning their first World Series berth in 33 years and their first batting title since 1940. Dick Groat, back from wrist trouble, hits to help Pittsburgh claim the National League crown and edge past Lew Burdette and Mizell.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Groat
Debs Garris
Norm Larker
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reds
Pirates
Washington
Burdette
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Braves
Harvey Haddix
Southeastern Conference battlegrounds and big wins loom
The article reviews several college football outcomes shaping title races. Georgia Tech, once No. 10, slipped while Florida gains momentum with a favorable schedule. Northwestern, Illinois, Purdue, and Ohio State posted decisive victories over ranked foes, signaling a turbulent race across conferences. North westerns clash with Minnesota looms, as Illinois defeats West Virginia and Clemson beats Virginia Tech.
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Georgia Tech
Gators
Mississippi Town
Northwestern
Wildcats
Ilinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Gophers
Purdue
Notre Dame
Illinois
West Virginia
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Ohio State
Southern California
Ontario League Tonight Lineup Features Local Venues
Tuesday October 4 schedule lists DeSantis Restaurant facing Ball and Wilson, Attwood's Atlantic against Pat McCarthy, Sterle's Men's Shop versus Mutual of Omaha, Bert's Barbers against Thomas Grill. The item notes Gen Ambrose E Burnside popularized the whiskers called sideburns.
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Ball & Wilson
Attwood
Atlantic
Pat McCarthy
Sterle's Men’s Shop
Mutual of Omaha
Bert's Barbers
Thomas Grill
Army of the Potomac
Gen
Ambrose E. Burneide
Law and Ditmar Named to Start Series Opener
Pittsburgh right hander Vernon Law was named to start the opening game of the 1960 World Series against the Yankees after recovering from a sprained ankle. Art Ditmar of New York expected to start for the Yankees, with Whitey Ford saved for later. The Pirates expect captain Dick Groat to play despite a fractured left wrist, and high demand for tickets highlighted the excitement as Pittsburgh seeks its first title in 33 years.
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Pittsburgh
Vernon Law
Art Ditmar
New York
Pirates
Yankees
Law
Danny Murtaugh
Pirate
Milwaukee
Murtaugh
Dick Great
Great
Bob Friend
Southpaw
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Yankee Stadium
Yankee
Casey Stenbel
Ditmar
Whitey Ford
Bob ]Turley
Boston
Fobes Field
Major League Leaders Final Standings and Top Nats
National and American League leaders in batting pitching and fielding. Key figures include Mays and Mays at bat leaders, Banks and Mantle in homers, Aaron and Maris with RBIs, Wills and Aparicio on steals, Lifters like Koufax and Drysdale, and pitchers McDaniel Coates Brown and Bunning with win totals, strikeouts, and ERAs.
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Pittsburgh
Larker
Los Angeles
Bruton
Milwaukee
Mathews
Aaron
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
McDaniel
St. Louis
Brogltie
Drysdale
Koufax
Runnels
Boston
Smith
Chicago
Mantle
New York
Maris
Minoso
Robinson
Baltimore and
Fox
Francona
Cleveland
Skowron
Coates
Brown
Baltimore
Bunning
Detroit
Wynn
Attendance Rise in Major Leagues Sets 1960 Marks
Attendance in 1960 rose four percent in the major leagues led by a National League total of 10,684,085 and an American League total of 9,226,526. The season drew 19,910,611 fans, up 766,632 from 1959. Dodgers set NL club attendance record with 2,253,019. White Sox led AL with 1,644,460, surpassing the Yankees by 17,000. The old NL attendance record dated back to 1947 at 10,388,470.
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Pete Runnels
Jim Perry
Chuck Estrada
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Casey
Boston Red Sox
Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Long
Giants
Red Sox
Runnels
al Smith
Chicago White Sox
Perry
Cleveland
Indians
White Sox
Early Wynn
Estrada
Washington
Jackie Brandt
Senators
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Oswego Falls to North High 13 6 in Weekend Clash
Oswego High footballers lost 13 to 6 at Fort Ontario as North High of Syracuse pulled away in the fourth period. Biff Simons scored Oswego’s only TD from the five yard line after a Tonkin reception set the play, while North High answered with Bracci and DeRoberts scoring drives and a late push. North dominated with 16 first downs to Oswego’s three, aided by penalties and strong defense from Jack Fatiga and Joe Corradino.
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North High
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Fort Ontario
Oswego
Bucs
Carthage
Oswego Jayvees
Walt Griffin
Fulton
Biff Simons
OHS
Bob Tonkin
North
Dave Bracci
Mike de Roberts
Tommy Sheldon
DeRoberts
Pete Ochsner
Ben Tesoriero
Tonkin
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Te Bucs
Simons
Jack Fatiga
Joe Corradino
Bill Dilts
Dilts
Clyde Central
Aoith
Azzarello
Tonkin Vendetti
Corradino Bennatti
Catalone Scarminach
Decker Romano
Marshall Leonard
Fatiga Chappell
Stewart Riley
Tesoriero Oeshner
LHB
Sheldon DeRoberts
DiGaetano Farrell
North—Bracci
Napolitano
Pisins
Maris
Guinta
Consroe
Bergande
Soper
Cerio
Cariagno
Oswezo
North Bracci
Hall
St Angelo
Menapace
Niland
Godfrey
Sherman
Leonard
DeStevens
Chesare
Gosselin
Vona
Ravesi
Schaffer
Waters
Lemon Named Phillies Pitching Coach for 1961 Season
Former Cleveland ace Bob Lemon was signed as pitching coach for the Philadelphia Phillies for the 1961 season. General Manager John Quinn announced the addition while stating that Andy Cohen and Ken Silvestri would not be retained. Lemon's 12-year Cleveland tenure included 207 wins, 128 losses, and one no hitter.
Joe Gordon Leaves Tigers to Manage Athletics
Joe Gordon quits as Detroit Tigers manager after two months to take over as Kansas City Athletics boss. Tigers President Bill DeWitt confirmed Gordon’s plan in a morning telephone call. Gordon replaces Bob Elliott, who managed the Athletics for one season.
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Joe Gordon
Athletics
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Tigers
Bill de Witt
Gordon
Kansas City
Bob Elliott
College football scores roundup from early season games
A compact summary lists results across teams including Baylor 20 over LSU 7, Alabama 21 over Vanderbilt 0, Auburn 10 over Kentucky 7, Florida State 14 over Wake Forest 6, Texas 17 over Texas Tech 0, Cincinnati 21 over North Texas, Texas A&M 14 over Trinity Tex 0, Arizona 21 over Wyoming 19, Arizona St. Coll 20 over Redlands 6, and other matchups like Southwest Arkansas 7, TCU 0 and Texas Western 23, New Mexico 17, with several regional showings including Colorado State U 8, Brigham Young 7 and Washington State 20, Arizona St. 24.
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Louisiana
Texas A&m
Trinity Tex
Texas Western
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Colo
State
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New York State Athletic Conference
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Lee Kipp
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Hoo
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Aparicio
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