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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
28
A cluttered OCR reads like race entry notes with numerous names, initials, and partial affiliations. It lists horses, handlers, and odds tied to events across multiple trotting and pacing divisions, showing a storm of entries and unclear spellings.
Rosary, Hearts, and Sacred Heart teams will meet at 4 pm today at Griffin Field to decide the Jarochial Baseball League West Section title. Rosary led 3-0 in the second inning when last night’s game was halted, with the winner earning a date with St. Vincent’s for the diocesan crown at 2 pm Saturday at Griffin Field.
Golf action at Frem features Jamieson charging, with 34 others pursuing his pace as players contend to survive the cut. Teeming conditions and rough play mark a tight field, while local pros and past champions watch the efforts at Bellevue and Sen Jol.
In a tight meet at West Point, Section I leads with state record efforts from Otis Hill of White Plains who clocked 47.2 in the 440 and a relay leg over a second faster. Standouts include Richard St Lawrence, Henry Jackson, Ron Walker, Rick McCann, Joe Ferraro, and Tedley, with strong depth from Syracuse area talents and several regional rivals aiming for titles.
Davenport delivered a late double to lift the Giants past the Dodgers 4-2 as Los Angeles failed to overtake San Francisco in the pennant race. The game featured strong pitching and key hits from Davenport and teammates, with ongoing notes about league standings and player versatility.
Race results from various venues appear with low and high net scores and individual names. New York Yankees prospect Bill Stanoru to pitch for Detroit after recall from Toledo. trade rumors involve Jeffy Dick Hustevk and Gordon Richardson to the Mets. National Football League signings include Ganbatz, Mur Ion, and Claridge. Horse racing notes report Carl Haasterd resigning as chainer for Mrs. Richard C. DuyPont.
Rowman lands a massive bear in a rugged wildlife encounter described in dramatic terms. The report lists other animals and hunters, noting various figures and the chaotic scene surrounding the hunt.
Northmen, OCS clash in Class H1 finals while Onondaga Central faces New York Mills. North Syracuse and Oneonta play in the other semifinal. Onondaga Central, 4 fresh faces, 12-3 record, aims to upset 15-1 Central State League foe. Lefty Joe Bariietta leads OCS with 9-0. Mitch Tarbell to pitch for ODI. Oneonta hinges on Joe Dembrowsky's 12 strikeouts per game.
San Francisco AP reports on Hogan's practice round at the Olympic Club where Ban Hogan reflects on past Open wins, the 1933 championship, and the coming Open. Fleck leads after a dramatic 1995 playoff, while Hogan contends with six decades of competing legends and a changing field. Nicklaus, age six then, now watches as the event approaches.
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