Raiders Place 7 on AP AFL Team
New York AP selection names Oakland to seven spots on the All AFL offensive and defensive units led by quarterback Daryle Lamonica. Lamonica edged Joe Namath for the quarterback spot as Oakland dominates the 22-man squad with Otto, Upshaw, Schuh and Biletnikoff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oakland
Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Associated Press
Lamonica
Kansas City
Joe Namath
Raiders, Chiefs land top players in all pro ballot
Brown and Grayson anchor the Raiders defense as Kansas City stars Tyrer Bell and Robinson pace the Chiefs selections. Running backs Snell and Little headline the backs, Maynard edges Alworth for wide receiver, Trumpy nabbed tight end, with Webster Philbin Elliott and Byrd shaping the defensive unit. Western clubs claim most first team spots. San Diego and Boston fail to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Brown
Dave Grayson
Raiders
Kansas City
Jim Tyrer
Bobby Bell
Brown
Ed Budde
Buck Buchanan
Johnny Robinson
Chiefs
Matt Snell
New York
Floyd Little
Denver
Don Maynard
Jets
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Bob Trumpy
Cincinnati
Rich Jackson
Gerry Philbin
Jet John Elliott
Buchanan
Nick Bonniconti
Boston
Miami
Houston
George Webster
Buffalo
George
Butch" Byrd
Tyrer
Bell
Robinson
Maynard
Upshaw
Trumpy
San Diego West
Boston East
Two Gene Washingtons Face Off In NFL Clash
In Minneapolis Minnesota and San Francisco prepare for a Vikings 49ers game featuring two players named Gene Washington. Minnesota star Gene Washington, 6-3 208, has 38 receptions for 769 yards and eight TDs. San Francisco rookie Gene Washington, 6-1 185, has 47 catches for 504 yards and three TDs. They wear numbers 84 and 18 respectively.
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Gene Washingtons
Minneapolis - St: Paul
Gene Washington
Francisco 49Ers
Vikings
Washington
49Ers
49Er Press
Minnesota
Gene
Michigan State
San Francisco
Stanford
Minnesota Washington
San Francisco Washington
Viking
Tampa Eyes Cassius Clay Frazier Fight in Florida
Mike Malitz of Sports Action Inc arrives in Tampa amid reports the city will host the Cassius Clay versus Joe Frazier heavyweight championship. Bob Arum and Florida Governor Claude Kirk back the plan, with Clay stripped of his title for dodging military service. Both fighters remain undefeated as negotiations proceed.
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Tampa
Fla
Mike Malitz
Sports Action, Inc
Malitz
Bob Arum
Clay
Florida
Arum
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Student Ski Card Offered by 22 Northeast Areas
Three Berkshire ski areas Bousquet Jiminy Peak and Catamount join 19 other Northeast resorts in offering a student ski card through the Student Ski Association. The card lets collegians pay half the regular weekend lift ticket price and save on lessons and rentals on nonholiday weekdays, with at least a $1 weekday savings on all-day lift tickets during weekends and holidays. Card costs $3 with contact details for Kim Chafee and regional offices. Brodie Mountain and Williams College also offer student rates, including TD and holiday-week season options.
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Berkshire
Bousquet
Jiminy Peak
Catamount
Student Ski Association
High Court
Berkeley
Calif
North Grove Street
Rutland
Kim Chafee
Brodie Mountain
Williams College
Dreary Grid Future in Lee Forecast by Consolati
Lee High football coach and athletic director John J. Consolati warned at a Rotary Club luncheon that Lee faces a dreary football future due to few extra-scholastic programs. He cited apathy among youths, urged revival plans and a Pop Warner like program costing about 2000 dollars, and noted his rewarding return to coaching.
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Lee
John J. Consolati
Lee High
Consollati
Rotary
Consolati
Williams Wings Bensen And Knapp Score Heavily
Williams College hockey co captains Gary Bensen and Whit Knapp lead a high scoring line with seven goals and six assists for Bensen and four goals with six assists for Knapp. Center Jim Stearns adds six points as Williams beats Hamilton 6 5 and UConn 11 2. The Ephs host Oswego State in the Williams Invitational on Jan 2 3 at Lansing Chapman rink with AIC and Middlebury also in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Gary Bensen
New Canaan
Bill McCormick
McCormick
Pete Thorp
Winchester
Doug
Donaldson
Hopkins
Minn
Phil Bartow
Far Hills
N.T
Thorp
Larry Anderson
Needham
Jack Curtin
Montclair
Williams
Hamilton
Uconn
Ephs
Wiliams
Lansing Chapman
Oswego State
AIC
Middlebury
High Bowling Scores and Rich Standings Across Local Leagues
Lou Pin led Fenaway with a 365 high triple and 138 single for top honors while Pete Szymanski and Don Jamross posted 129 and 346 in various leagues. The report covers results and standings from Capper Pin, Polish CC, Budweiser, Fire divisions, Nite Owl, Post Office, Mixers, Planets, Ron Albany Woman’s, Al Bianchi Memorial, Herb Marlin Memorial, Zaveruka Crespi, and Forest leagues with numerous high singles, triples, and team tallies including Jupiter Mercury Venus Earth Mars Saturn standings and notable performances by Linda Knox and JoAnne Sottile.
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Lou Pin
Fenaway
Pete Szymanski
Don Jamross
Movie Mart
Budweiser
Capper
Mets
Dagwear’s
Movie Mail
Dagwood
Deliie
Don King
Emil Marquis
King's
Procopio’s
Teachers
Traffic
Fire B
King’s
Linda Knox
JoAnne Sottile
Orioles
Swans
Bluejays
Peacocks
Bluebirds
Robins
Vultures
Lovebirds
Ginny Chapman
Dave Storie
al Ricci
Don Boyd
Bill Curley
Bob Parker
Irene Watroba
Judy Lubold
Mary Rizzardi
Venus
Earth
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
Mars
Doris Denno
Ron Albano
Shirley Schnapp
Pansy
Carnation
Poppy
Iris
Violet
Holly
al Bianchi Memorial League
Howie Roan
Frank Klimek
Larry Naughton
South Street Motors
Billy
State Line
Pittsfield
Rex
Lou Pia
Zaveruka
Crespi
Mascatal
Barbera
Chianti
Fragola
Alicante
Zinfandel
Aml Barbera
Mascatel
Herb Martin
John Rilla
Tony
Duda
Rilla
Fenn & Fourth
Rufo Auto Body
Dairy Center
Schaefer
Fenn’& Fourth
Cate
State Line Diner
Schaefer Beer
Bubble Room
Moon Maids
Luna Rocks
Moon Dusters
Craters
Astro-Nuts
Tranquility
Carnevale
Cgasson
Grandbois
Blasioli
Marer Oo
McLendon Is Fired By Denver Rockets
John McLendon, professional basketball's only Negro head coach, is fired by the Denver Rockets of the ABA. He is replaced as acting coach by Joe Belmont, the club's marketing director, while remaining director of player personnel. The team slid to 9-19 and last in the Western Division after moving many games to road venues. Spencer Haywood had joined the team recently.
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Denver
John McLendon
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
McLendon
Joe Belmont
Acing
Rocket
Don Kingsley
Cleveland State University
Rockets
Spencer Haywood
University of Detroit
Very Small Place in San Manuel Arizona
Rex Mirich of the Denver Broncos calls San Manuel a tiny town with only one street and a one way system. He jokes that driving across town to return to the start feels like circling the world.
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San Manuel
Ariz
Rex Mirich
Denver Broncos
Rex
Lee High Basketball Faces Rebuilding Season
Lee High prepares for a rebuilding 1959-60 season under coach Dick Salinetti after losing all starters from last year’s 20-2 Berkshire City title team. Captain Junie Pleay anchors a largely inexperienced squad with several sophomores and juniors stepping up, while three varsity reserves and a new member are dropped for a team rule violation.
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LEE
Lee High
Dick Salinetti
Berkshire
Wildcats
John
Bill Walker
Chuck Vanineth
Mike Coty
Doug Wilcox
Junie Pleay
Gary Wellington
Dan Walker
Jayvee
Dick Turner
Don Turner
Sean Kelly
Soph Frank Dignard
Salinetti
George
Mike Silver
Mark Keener
Bob Lucy
Dan Bedega
Tom Smith
Ron Salice
Steve Consolati
Tom Brown
Bill Turner
Mark Beam
Jack Wheeler
Jack Mitchell
Bob Feltre
Wildcat
North Adams Wins First Game Of Season At Home
North Adams State College basketball, led by Rick Agnew with 23 points and Joe Miller 21 in a strong second half, defeated Windham State 99 to 77. Mohawks for Ditisfield contributed eight and six points as the Wildcats open a 20 game West Virginia schedule Friday against St. Joseph's High.
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North Adams
North Adams State College
Rick Agnew
Joe Miller
Windham (VI
Agnew
Milley
Springfield Technical High
Bob Bettergs
Kevin O'Donnell
Ditisfield
Mohawks
Worth Adams
Windham Bre
SFR
Bettars
Parker Eta O'Donnell
Holmn
Hen’son
Leven
Albrezis
Mutter
Sarra
Edelman
Miller
Curlatow
Holiday
Pudsbey
Jeanson
Ruet
Wildcats
West Virginia
St. Kel Teem
Joseph's High
Penn State
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Otto Sth
Jim Otto
Gene Upshaw
Harry Schuh
Fred Biletnikoff
Wil
By, Pat. Thompson
Snow
Purple
John Henderson
Pittsburgh
Jon Henderson
Frazier
Florida City
Litterbug
Bensen and
Knapp
By Jeanne Curley
John Elliott
Big John
Warren
Tex
Elliott
Lone Star
LaMar Tech
Stephen J. Austin
Longhorns
St. Joseph's
Naw
Adams
Wahcosahi
Drury
Sh Joe's
Dan
Taconic
Wahcanshy
Monument Mountains
Mt. Everedy
Lenox
McCann
Monument
Mountaine
Mt Everett
Feo
Lenaxr
Monument Mountain
Everetty
Langs My
Agnew, Miller _ Star
Windham
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