North Syracuse tops Liver pool 13 1 in section tourney win
North Syracuse defeated Liver pool 13 to 1 in Section Three action behind John Henson who fanned 15 and allowed six runs in the second inning. The win improves the Northmen to 15 4 while Liver pool falls to 18 1. Also noted are Parochial League results and tennis standings with teams like Liverpool Fayetteville Manlius Auburn and Watertown.
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Most Holy Rosary
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Mets rout Dodgers as Kingman hits three homers
Dave Kingman slugged three homers and drove in eight runs to back Tom Seaver as the Mets crushed the Dodgers 8 0. Seaver tied a career milestone with his 36th shutout and improved to 5 4 while striking out eight.
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Tom Seager
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Richie Hebner
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Padre
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San Francisco
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Philadelphia
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Bud Palmer Suspends Talks On Denver Seals Move
Former sportscaster Bud Palmer halted negotiations Friday after losing half his financial backing in the effort to bring the California Seals to Denver. The NHL Players Association approved a ban on fighting with sticks or fists for next season at meetings in Castle Harbour Bermuda.
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Bermuda
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Las Vegas
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFL
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J. K
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Lee Branch
Washington State
Ncsa Track and Field Sports Committee
Philadelphia
Syracuse's Simmons Honored in Lacrosse Awards
Mike French of Cornell and John Cheek of Washington College were named outstanding University and College Division players by USILA. Awards were presented at an All American banquet before the North South game at Virginia's Scott Stadium.
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Cornell
John Cheek
Washington College
U. S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Coaches Associations
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Scott Stadium
Roy Simmons
Syracuse
Joseph Barr ‘Frenchy
Julien
USTSA
Richie Moran
Cornel
Jack Turnbull
Donald C. MecLaughlin Jr
Frank Urso
Maryland
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Ens. C
Blackman Cheek
Bob Sargent
Ohio Wesleyan
John Pirro
Roanoke
Rick Blick
Hobart
Cheek
Sargent
Pirro
Blick
Bold Forbes Eyes Belmont Crown
Bold Forbes seeks the Belmont Stakes win as Angel Cordero doubts the colt’s stamina for 14 1 2 miles while Ron Turcotte pilots Aeronaut at 20 1. Nine rivals include McKenzie Bridge Mullineaux Close To Noon Majestic Light and Best Laid Plans.
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UPI
Angel Cordero
Bold Forbes
Ron Turcotte
Cordero
Turcotte
Orme Wilson
Douglas Carver
McKenzie Bridge
Darby Dan Farms
Mullineaux
Elmendorf
Philip Hofmann
Ogden Phipps
Majestic Light
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Christiana Stable
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State budget head locks up data on revenue growth
Governor Carey’s budget director orders all revenue collection departments to limit release of tax revenue data to his office. The move aims to prevent misinterpretations amid push for a 300 million tax cut as New York eyes a 3.7 billion spring borrowing package. Republican analysts had cited 13.4 percent growth from raw data, while the budget used 7.5 percent.
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Albany
UPI
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Hugh Carey
Peter Goldmark
Goldmark
United Press International
New York
Tax Department
Senate
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Brooke divorce filed in Cambridge Probate Court
SEN EDWARD W BROOKE R MASS has filed for divorce from Remigia in Cambridge Probate Court under the no fault law. The couple have lived apart for some time and the suit is not expected to be contested. They have two children Remi 27 and Edwina 24.
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R-Mass
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Boston
Cambridge
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Italy
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Edwina
Weather outlook with clear skies and mild temperatures
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a low near 50 and sunny conditions tomorrow reaching a high around BC. Sunset today is 8 40 p m and sunrise tomorrow 5 26 a m. Yesterday’s high was 74 and low 46 with record highs and lows for the date at 94 in 1934 and 36 in 1964. Humidity stood at 46 percent at 8 p m yesterday and 83 percent at 6 a m today. Winds are light and variable at 10 mph or less tonight and tomorrow.
Severe storms sweep Plains with multiple tornadoes reported
Storms tracked across the Plains from North Dakota to eastern New Mexico with four tornadoes in North Dakota and four in Colorado. Two brief twisters hit the Wyoming Big Horns while a Tampa Florida tornado damaged two houses. Most areas saw no damage as showers spread from the Mississippi Valley to the Southeast. Temperatures at 3 am EDT ranged from 84 at Needles California to 40 at Kalispell Montana.
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Fla
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CBS Told to Pay 250000 for Trespass at Le Mistral
The CBS camera crew entered Le Mistral, a mid Manhattan restaurant on East 52nd Street, after health violations were cited and the eatery was named in papers. The owner objected to the filming and the Manhattan Supreme Court jury awarded 250000 in punitive damages, a state record for trespass.
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Quake damages buildings in Thatta district
An earthquake of moderate intensity shook areas of the Thatta district about 60 miles from Karachi injuring one person. The tremor lasting 30 seconds cracked walls of government buildings including Jati prison where the officer in charge was hurt. Prisoners were moved as a protective embankment along the Indus River breached and flooded surrounding land.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Thatta
Jati
Indus
Beame and Carey Clash Over City Austerity Plans
New York Governor Carey urged stronger austerity with over 200 million dollars in extra cuts. Mayor Beame condemned the proposals as unnecessary and impossible amid a public dispute following the Emergency Financial Control Board briefing.
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New York Times Service
New York
Hugh L. Carey
Abraham Beame
Beame
New York City
Emergency Financial Control Board
Stephen Berger
Berger
Carey
Siamese Twins in Wichita Undergo Tests for Separation
Two newborn Siamese twin boys born yesterday at Thayer Kansas to Mr and Mrs Gary E Bongiorni arrived at Wesley Medical Center in a special emergency van. Hospital officials say at least two days of tests will determine if they share vital organs and if surgery to separate them is possible. The condition is described as critical but stable.
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Wichita
Kan
Wesley Medical Center
Gary E. Bongiorni
Thayer
PLO Wins Admission to World Employment Conference
The Palestine Liberation Organization joined with Arab and African nations to win admission to the World Employment Conference in Geneva, Switzerland, despite objections from the United States.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
Palestine Liberation Organization
United States
Police hunt guerrillas after six officers slain
Mexico City police conduct a citywide search for Communist guerrillas blamed for an attack on a suburban police station that left six officers dead and several wounded.
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Mexico City
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