Walt Sova Tops Five Pinsmiths In 600 Category
Walt Sova led a cohort of five Major League bowlers above six hundred in last night’s session. He rolled 648 on a 178 start with two 235 games, followed by Jim Cleary 612 on 228 191 193, Ed Sova 609 on 186 211 212, Tom McGiff 606 on 213 189 203, and Ernie Perfetti 600 on 202 194 204.
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Walt Sova
Jim Cleary
Ed Sova
Tom McGiff
Ernie Perfetti
Dick Flieschman
Bill Flieschman
Sam Losardo
Willie DiMiero
Joe Losurdo
Bill Patridge
Jerry Belden
Len Ponzi
George Deitz
Lee Crowe
Jack Riley
Jim Farrell
Piazza
McGiff
Hdcp
Coal Handlers
Ranous
Axtell
Joyce
Donohue
Kellogg
Hi Lineers
Rebbeer
Knight
Vandish
McNulty
Upcraft
Hdep
Oper
Czerow
Woods
Rubley
Carey
Ruf
Ahart
West
Hammond
Velas
St. John
Baker
Knoop
Criss
O'Connor
Dietz
Ndep
Oswego Line
Adkins
Sexton
MacDermott
Ochsenbein
FeKinstry
Office
Godden
Stevens
King
Himple
Murray
Gas Dept. Leavens
Hellard
Estridge
Straccuzi
Lass
Roscoe & Geers
S. Losurdo
J. Losurdo
J. Amedio
J. Belden
J. Reynolds
Bud
D. Flieschman
Egbert
W. Flieschman
Smith
Ballantines
Ponzi
Sterio
Catalone
Giff
Dashner
Vona
Haynes
Genesee
Canova
Angelina
Sal
Butera
Canzone
Schaffer's
Perfetti
Morgia
Talamo
Losurdo
W. Sova
Lane Matthews In TV Boxing Battle At Olympic Auditorium
Kenny Lane of Muskegon and Len Matthews of Philadelphia prepare for a nationally televised 10 round junior welterweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The show's start marks ABCs Saturday night boxing series and the fight is a tossup in the 135 pound weight class.
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Lane
Matthews
TV Battle
Los Angeles
Upi
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mick
Len Matthews
Philadelphia
Olympic Auditorium
ABC
NPA
Pee Arphivye
Series Memories: Notable World Series Perfect Games and Wins
The Associated Press recalls pivotal World Series moments across years 1956 1940 1929 1927 and 1915. Don Larsen pitched the first perfect game in 1956 as the Yankees defeated the Dodgers 2-0. Other games saw Paul Derringer, Howard Ehmke, John Milius, Grover Cleveland Alexander and notable performances shaping each series.
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Associated Press
Don Larsen
Yankees
Dodgers
Paul Derringer
Bobo Newsom
Reds
Tigers
Howard Ehmke
Cubs
Philadelphia
A’s
Pirates
John Milius
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Phils
Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Boston
Mexico Tigers Edge Pulaski 12-6 on Road
Mexico Academy and Central School Tigers defeated Pulaski Academy and Central School 12-6 on their field. Linebacker Larry Felt suffered a dislocated elbow late, ending his season, as Mexico stopped Pulaski’s late drive to preserve the upset and snap a 17 game Oswego County league win streak.
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Mexico
Tiger's Edge
Pulaski
Sprightly Detroit winner takes giant Daily Double payoff
A 76 year old man from Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan won the Michigan racing season's highest Daily Double payoff, $6,256, at Hazel Park. He held five $2 tickets on the winning 10 and 3 combination, flew to Detroit to claim the prize, and provided name and address only to track officials due to IRS rules. He also placed separate bets on the two races with big returns. the first race winner O'Riley paid $136.40 and Cosmic Wish returned $19.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Internal Revenue Service
O'Riley
Cosmic Wish
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Boxing Card
Brisbane fighter Wally S Taylor defeated Auburn Copeland on points in Australia while Tokyo competitor Jerry Pate outpointed Hideo Morohara in Japan. John San Nicolas stopped Vic Eapan ola in Guam as a Philippine opponent watched.
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Associated Press
Brisbane
Australia
Wally S Taylor
Auburn Copeland
Flint
Mich
Tokyo
Jerry Pate
Dayton
Ohio
Hideo Morohara
Japan
Guam
John San Nicolas
Vic Eapanola
Philippines
Colts and Giants Figure to Corral Third Straight
Associated Press notes the Colts and Giants, 2-0, likely to win third straight and stay unbeaten. Browns idle keep Giants poised for top Eastern lead with a Pittsburgh test. Baltimore favored over Green Bay. AFL games feature Oilers at Titans, Chargers hosting Patriots, and Cowboys visiting Raiders. Bears and 49ers also favored, Eagles edge Cardinals, Redskins over Cowboys.
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Jim Kensil
Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Giants
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Packers
Green Bay
Houston
Oilers
New York Titans
New York
Boston Patriots
Los Angeles Chargers
Dallas Texans
Chargers
Buffalo
Denver
Dallas
Oakland Raiders
Fulton Bowling League Results Show Tight Team Wins
Fulton Bowling League results note Fallon Machinists sweeping Royal Flush while Beatrix and Hunters split with Firebugs and Sputnik. High scores include Ray Hornung 573 George Reed 546 and many others across multiple leagues. city league action shows Arenas Laydens Banfas and Dantes sweeping four points each.
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Dantes
Arcadi
Browns
Typewriter
Burton-Loomis
Morrill
Hollwood
Severup
Reeds
Litwak-Baker
Ryans
A. Raponi
R. Phillips
W. Webb
L. Kastler
C. Fawcett, Sr
S. Dunham
L. Brown
A. Fiorini
N. Taranto
J. Kring
G. Reed
P. Ciciarelli
J. Cozart
Dilts
Manilta
Genesee
Easy Bargain
D. LaGalbos
U. S
Armstrong, Ellis, Woods
R. Turner
F. McGraw
W. Phillips
L. Sutcliffe
J. Frawley
J. Arcadi
L. Gardner
T. Cocopoti
J. Turner
B. Hutchins
D. Bullard
M. McCelland
B. Drake
D. Proecopio
L. LaGrou
B. Bullard
E. Kilmer
T. Crisafulti
H. Walker
B. Guyer
A. Kees
T. Tetrault
C. Wood
T. Briggs
S. Surza
J. Hart
W. Cline
Cyclotherm Bowling League Monday Schedule Update
The Cyclotherm Bowling League announces Monday events with eight lanes in use at Vona’s, Signorile’s, Canale’s, Hillview Inn, Loblaw’s, Carlings Heer, Carey’s Liquors, and Steelwork’s. Matches feature Vona’s vs P.LA.V., Signorile’s vs Canale’s Barn, Canale’s Restaurant vs Local 214, Hillview Inn vs Cyclotherm No. 1, Loblaw’s vs Bosco & Geers, Carlings Heer vs Gordon’s Iron Men, Carey’s Liquors vs Cyclotherm Services, and Steelwork’s vs Raby’s. The Sunday lane indicates Steelwork’s against Raby’s.
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Cyclotherm Bowling League
Vona's
P.la.v
Signorile’s
Canale’s Barn
Canale’s Restaurant
Local 214
Hillview Inn
Cyclotherm No
Loblaw’s
Bosco & Geers
Alleys
Carlings Heer
Gordon’s
I {Ron Men
Carey's
Liquors
Cyclotherm Services
Steelwork’s
Raby’s
Government farm payments in 1959 near Ar kansas totals
Government payments to Arkansas farmers in 1959 were about 12 million dollars, a fraction of the 31 million dollars disbursed that year. The brief note contrasts smaller regional allotments with nationwide figures, highlighting growing farm subsidy scales and the distribution pattern across states.
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Arkansas
Oswego Harbor Ship Movements Total 247 282 Tons in September
Cargo movements through Oswego Harbor reached 247 282 tons in September, down from August’s 295 494 tons, excluding canal movements. Coal to Niagara Mohawk steam station stockpile accounted for 112 500 tons in 18 loads, lifting the year’s total to 398 000 tons, much higher than 1959 but below 1958. Cadeau includes shipments to Canada, Ogdensburg, and wheat, with small craft counts rising to 705 at the lighthouse.
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Oswego Harbor
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation
Sodus
Canadian
Lackawanna
Canada
Ogdensburg
Oswego
Coast Guard
Weather Bad On Lake Delays Motorship Michigan
The motorship Michigan failed to reach Lake Ontario due to heavy west winds and 6 to 8 foot waves. It turned back to port and tied up at Oswego, while loading resumed at the POA eastside terminal on improved weather. The Deusto received 2,000 tons of meat as rain cleared, en route to Montreal and then the Far East.
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Michigan
Lake Ontario
Detroit
Welland Canal
Port of Oswego Authority
POA
Montreal
Far East
Manila
Saigon
Crack Drivers Race Sunday At Watkins Glen
Five top professional drivers prepare for Sunday's 230 mile Formula Libre Road race at Watkins Glen as practice begins on the small asphalt circuit. Brabham and Moss lead a field of Cooper Formula 1 cars with hopes of breaking the 103 mph lap record if dry. prize money totals 6000 dollars.
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Watkins Glen
N. Y
Australia
Jack Brabham
Indianapolis Speedway
Brabham
Glen
Stirling Moss
England
Moss
Belgium
Sweden
Joakim Bonnier
Olivier Gendebien
Victor
le Mans
Sebring
Rey Salvadori
Salvadori
Monaco
Jaguar
Paul O'Shea
Hollywood
Cal
America
Indianapolis
Maritime cargo moves through Hudson to Oswego and beyond
A sequence of inland and coastal shipments details tug and barge movements across New York and nearby ports from late September into October. Vessels include Tug Bridgeport with Barge Hygrade 26 from Syracuse to Ogdensburg and Tug Oil Transco with Barge Oil Transfer 33 to Tonawanda, among many others carrying gasoline, molasses, fuel oil, wax, lube oil, and wheat.
Series Sidelights highlight Crosetti and Berra World Series earnings
The Associated Press notes Frank Crosetti leads World Series appearances with 19, earning $111,114 across 18 series, while Casey Stengel has $72,208.12 from 12 series and Yogi Berra shows 11th series at $66,621.17. The piece recalls Stengel telling of a Pittsburgh kid heckling from behind the Yankee dugout during a game as about 20,000 fans arrive in New York for the series.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Frank Crosetti
New York Yankees
Crosetti
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Pittsburgh
Stengel
With Our Servicemen With Our Servicemen
Two sailors announce departures from California for Western Pacific duty. Bernard C. Kieper aviation electronics technician second class USN, husband of Joyce Kilmer, sails from Alameda aboard the USS Coral Sea to join the Seventh Fleet. Clarence V. Bronner pollerman third class USN leaves Long Beach aboard the USS Providence for a six month Western Pacific tour as air defense for the Seventh Fleet.
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Alameda
Calif
Bernard C. Kieper
USN
Bernard I. Kieper
Edwards St
Oswego
Joyce A. Kilmer
Fulton
N.Y
Coral Sea
Seventh Fleet
Pacific
Japan
Philppines
Okinawa
Hawaii
Long Beach
Tncy
Clarence V. Bronner
Pollerman
William Brenner
Bernards Bay
N. Y
Providence
Changes In Social Security Could Help Widow at Age 62
A widow who is 62 may qualify for benefits under a revised rule: six quarters of credit can render a deceased spouse fully insured if death occurred between March 1938 and January 1957. Visit the social security office for details and bring marriage and age proofs a couple months before turning 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
Historic Great Lakes to East Coast Soda and Wheat Shipments
Shipping log lists multiple tankers and tugs moving caustic soda from Detroit to Jersey City and New York, Oswego to Albany wheat runs, fuel oil moves to Three Rivers and Albany, and creosote from Detroit to New York. Entries show dates Sept 30 to Oct 5 with vessel names Tug Spartan Salutation Bridgeport Harriet Moran Ward Island and others, plus barge combinations and tonnages.
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Salutation
Blue Line
Marcus Hook
Detroit
Mich
Spartan
Huron
Yonkers
Toledo
Albany
Trenton
Ralph F. Matton
Dick S
Washington, D.C
Bay City
Carbany
Dorchester
Oswego
Motortanker
Plattsburgh Socony
Thomas A. Feeney
Tech
Elizabeth
N. J
Buffalo
Michigan
Bridgeport
Three Rivers
Wyandotte
New York City
Plattsburg Socony
Sackets Harbor
Syracuse
Gagamore
Jersey City
De_troit
Bayonne
Harriet Moran
C. L. Stillman
Milwaukee
Wis
Ward Island
Mobil
Russell
Thomas A. Fee Iney
Brewerton, Light
Bill Endter
Ogdensburg
Redmen blank A PW 20 0 in county contest
Central Square Redmen dominated Altmar Parish Williamstown Central 20 0 in Oswego County league action. Jim Nugent scored on a late first half sneak for a 7-0 lead, Scott Worsham added a 12 yard TD, and Harold Ladd broke 53 yards for another score before Nugent’s pass to Rocco Labosette set final points. Key line play by John DiToma and Bill Ryden fueled the victory for coach Bill Hoeppel.
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Central Square
Redmen
Altmar- Parish-Williamstown
Oswego
Hall
Harold Ladd
A-Pw
Bob Ecker
Nugent
Rocco Labosette
John di- Toma
Bill Ryden
Bill Hoeppel
Trojans Snap Losing Streak After 10-3 Victory
Southern California halted a five game skid with a 10-3 win over Georgia. Quarterback Nelson led Troy’s late 33 yard drive, converting key plays and scoring the decisive touchdown while Tarkenton matched him for a time. Utah shutout BYU 17-0. VMI beat George Washington 34-10. Detroit defeated Cincinnati 14-0.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Trojans
Southern California
Georgia
Southern Cal
Utah
Brigham Young
Virginia Military Institute
George Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
Francis Tarkenton
Troy
Bill Nelson
Nelson
Braves Release Schoendienst From Club Ambitions
Milwaukee second baseman Red Schoendienst, 37, whose comeback from tuberculosis faltered after a strong start, was given unconditional release by the Braves Friday. General Manager John McHale said Schoendienst had been offered another job in the Braves organization, but the veteran preferred to pursue a player role with another major league club and explore affiliations.
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Milwaukee
Red Schoendienst
Tusberculosis
Braves
John MecHale
St. Louis
McHale
Red
Two New NBA Teams Approved for 1961 62 Season
The NBA Board granted franchises to Chicago and Pittsburgh for the 1961 62 season. Existing eight teams may keep seven players. others go to new clubs by draft. New teams may draw players from colleges. Roster limits: 12 through Dec 12, then 11 with 10 dressed.
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New York
National Basketball Association
NBA Board of Governors
Chicago
Pittsburgh
College football scores from regional matchups across the country
Southern California 10 Georgia Utah 17 Brigham Young 0 Virginia Military 34 George Washington 10 Detroit 14 Cincinnati 0 Lebanon Valley 6 Upsala 0 California Pa 6 St. Vincent 0 Northern Michigan 31 Western Michigan 0 Middle Tennessee 14 Eastern Kentucky 12 No 13 Arkansas A&M with Northern GD 1 Nebraska Wesleyan 20 San Diego Marines 4 Ft Belvoir 0.
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Utah
Brigham Young
Virginia Military
George Wash
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lebanon Valley
Upsala
California (Pa
St. Vine
Northern
Mich
Western Mich
Middle Tenn
Eastern Ky
Arkamas
A&m
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Tripp
Hanford
LaTulip
J.s Riley
McCormack
Parker
Kelly
Schaffer
Palmitesso
Whitaker
Lambert
Joynt
Karpinski
Turner
Sperino
Germain
Lavery
Weigelt
Mid-State League
McKindry
Mahar
Miner
Galletta
Menter
Handicap
Coleman Heating
Canlon
Pierce
B. Morris
Coleman
VanSant
Dement
Fern
Maxon
Scanlon
Wallace
Rainbow Lounge
See
von Holtz
Farrell
J. Farrell
Piazza's
Kielb
Pagano
Stark
Miuccio
Savas
Collins
Reilly
Hennessy
T. Hennessy
Clark
Family's Funeral Home
Gould
Claveill
Gallagher
Stark's & Bundy
Starks
Bundy
O'Neill
Henning
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Mexico Academy
Central School Tigers
Tiger
Alan Geibel
Roger Nielson
Blue Devils
John Bonner
Jack Nash
Jim Cicappio
Dick DeLong
Jim Conger
Verne Rogers
Geibel
Paydirt
Minuttes
Larry Rector
Larry Felt
Pap
Sy Everett W. Dona
Tng
Eastcliff Hall
Hall Boat
Midland Prince
Toronto
Sullivan Bros
Duluth
George F. Rand
Niagara Mohawk Coal
Sierra
Frank E. Taplin
Niagara Mohawk
G. M. Steinbrenner
Paul H. Townsend
Alpena
Carlo Martinolich
Upper Lakes
Keybar
Westcliff Hall
Densto
Paul J. Townsend
Carlse Martinolich
O Light
Mobile
Socony
Larry Conners
E. Hermann
Agnes Conners
Jam
Oil Transco
Oil Transfer
Constable Hook
Tonawanda
Anne Moran
Signal Hill
Seneca Scow
Woodbridge
M. J
Morania
Perth Amboy
Redmen Swamp
Schoendienst
N.B.A
College
The
Southern Calif
Neewspapee Brown
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