Bowl limelights and top scores in local leagues
Tom Conzone and Dorothy Burr starred as high pinfalls dominated Monday matches. Conzone reportedly posted 615 in the Local 214 League amid initials confusion, while Burr led women with a 547 series in the Port City Girls League.
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Tom Conzone
Dorothy Burr
T. Conzone
Tom
Tony
Anthony
Canzone
Port City
Dorothy
Midstate
Williamson
Haynes
Williams
Conroy
Beach
Ernie’s—Himple
Robarge
Chapion
Marturano
Hogan
Vescio
Vescio’s—Zajac 479, Jackson 416, Segal 504, Chard 470, Lagoe
Black Creek Kennels
Bowers
Murray
Bourne
Simons
Lyons
Bill’s
Godden
McGiff
Whitford
Burgo
Clark
Stork Shop
Cloonan
Champion
Smith
Handicap
Brant Trucking
Miller Jr
Moschier
Pilon
Griffin
Miller Sr
Ballantine
Tesoriero
Ravas
Cahill
McClelland
Ravesi
Horan Taxi, Inc
Nichols
Sheldon
Benson
Gilbert
Norton
Berlin
Brewer
Kuzowski
Slight
Rossi
Ingersoll
Capital Women's Industrial League
Beadle
Pickard
Crego
Mortenson
Weber
G. J. Germain
Hull
Tanner's
Osetek
Miller
Saltamachia
Losurdo
Fleischman’s
Texaco
Green
Marusczak
Gloria Germain
LaTulip
McCarthy
Hep
Port City Girls League
Delapp
Hutton
Knapp
Reynolds
Turner
Party House
Mulcahey
Price
O'Reilly
Califm
Solazzo
Curtis Manor
Bauer
Dubuque
Zanewych
Lutes
Whitman
Goldberg
Bird
Donovan
Vandish
Kiernan
Goodness
Greens
Joyce
Morgin
Bower
Gibson
Millis
John’s Tavern
St. John
Delahunt
Branshaw
Coe
Heagerty
Bradshaw
Kuzawski
Foster
Chamberlain's
Jones
Dehm
Tyner
Green's
I—Grant
Farrar
Fitzgerald
Waters
R. Waters
R. Waters 338, Hep
Vince’s Steak House
E. Cranston
L. Cranston
Palmitesse
Penfield
Shapiro’s Motors
Lambrinos
Grulich
Frost
Campney
Scriba Town Tavern
Palusko
Helmlinger
C. O'Connor
A. O'Connor
Burr
West First St. League Connolly’s
Meehan
Ciappa
Westcott
Sova
Kurilovitch
Lynch's
Pagano
Moulton
Rossiter
Hawley
Wall
Circle Supply
Symons
Murphy
W. Symons
Lennon
Southgate
Diverse local linups list totals from multiple teams and diners
A dense OCR style listing shows numerous small groupings with player names and scores, each followed by a hdc or hde tag and a final total. The items include Ros Agencies, Collins-Simmons, Browne-Davis, Local 214 League Loblaw's, Bosco & Geers, Fenske's, Vona's Rest, Damore's Rest, Canale's Rest, Cary's Liquor, Mahoney's Mobil, Clary's Sunoco, Alroll Elect, Amedio's Rest, Signorile's Grill, Polish American's, Allstate Insulating, Hillview, and Local 214 entries with individual player scores and team totals.
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Ros
Kuno
Scheutzow
Sterio
Naramore
DeCastro
Hep
Collins-Simmons
Torbitt
Walpole
Christian
Tucker
Mancuso
Browne-Davis
Lee
Raby
Collins
Gimelli
Anthony
Cordean
Hdc
Canale’s Rest
Scaccia
Fitzsimmons
Boni
Dauphinet
Salvador
Cary’s Liquor
Knauss
McCarthy
Savas
Au- Clair
Losurdo
Whitney
Hde
Amedio
Giambo
Rolas
Connoly
Backus
Signorile
Grill Ahart
Bradshaw
Mccarty
Azzarelli
Gentile
Ciesla
Torba
W. Ciesla
Celestian
Dasans
Allstate
Furnari
Rasbeck
Allison
M. Gentile
Hillview
Jung
Foley
Okoniewski
Mumford
Hort
Local
Calderone
Henderson
Debane
Alfieri
Local bowling scores tally across multiple lanes and names
The summary lists several lane groupings with player names and scores. Kings-Amorino and Piazza's-Stark groups show multiple players with totals 1942 and 2088 respectively. Other clusters include Pagano's-Piazza 205 and J & G Produce-Cherchio 2116 with named participants and final totals.
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Amorino
Marabito
Earl
Dowd
Calaman
Hde
Pagano
Piazza
Stevens
Grieves
Palmesano
Yvonne
Joy
Laffan
Fitzgerald
Meeker
Johnson
Suburb M. Hanley
Sereno
P. Hanley
Wilson
Woods
S — Stark
Freeborn
Schmidt
Conrad
Cherchio
B. Wall
M. Wall
Blank
Total
Pathfinder League team scores and top players totals
In the Pathfinder League and allied divisions, teams like Neal O’Brien-Otis 318 and Quigley 338 post high totals with Gallagher 481 and Kelly 484 leading for their squads. Individual names include Yvonne Coonan Michaels Smith Larkin Kelly and scores build to 2607 for one group and 2444 for another, with multiple labeled teams and 3 Man and 69er divisions reporting their cumulative totals.
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Pathfinder League
Neal O'Brien
Otis
Quigley
Blank
Stone
Gallagher
Yvonne—Coonan
Michaels
Smith
Larkin
Kelly
Stoke
Luke
Lockwood
McCullough
Casey
Decker
Fransal — O'Brien
Downing
Murphy
Davidson
Godden
Bills Hold Most Records In League
The Buffalo Bills post a 10-1 mark and lead the AFL in total offense and total defense as well as rushing offense and rushing defense. They rank third in passing and pass defense under coach Lou Saban, averaging 396.2 total yards and allowing 280.8 yards.
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BILLS
NEW York
Buffalo Bills
Lou Saban
Grange at New Haven to Meet Friday Evening
Grange at New Haven will meet Friday evening at 8. Thanksgiving news lists many local residents visiting family and friends across New Haven and nearby towns. The Board of Education approves a new East side grade school at an estimated cost of 894000 and the Army seeks to acquire seven miles east of the city for an anti air craft camp site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
New Haven
Board of Education
New East Side
Army
Looking Backward on December 1 1914 Navy ban on singing It s a Long Way to Tipperary
Secretary Daniels forbids singing the British WWI morale song in the navy deeming it inappropriate for sailors. The town notes raise a church fund to 29000 dollars and mark changes in local leadership and salaries. A new one cent war tax confuses residents as phone boxes adapt and the clerk s stamp supply dwindles.
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Daniels
St. Mary's Church
Syracuse
Lachlam Micleay
Chamber of Commerce
Francis D. Culkin
Board of Supervisors
Fire rescue as six Cosentino family members saved in blaze
Twenty five years ago December 1 1939 Russian planes machine gunned Finnish civilians and Roosevelt condemned the Soviet invasion of Finland. Six members of the August Cosentino family were rescued from a fire swept home at W Fifth and Albany Streets. Frank Hollings head and Gerald Beauchene aided firefighters after exit routes were cut off. Elmer F Loveridge becomes Oswego weather bureau meteorologist. Deer hunting slight in eastern county. Obituaries of William Patrick Caton and Mrs Clarence Haynes. Judge D P Morehouse to preside at Supreme Court term opening here Monday. Our Lady of Perpetual Help bowlers Minette set a Holy Name League record with 2901. Elwood Baker 636 Lee Kennedy 664.
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Roosevelt
Finland
August Cosentino
W. Fifth
Albany
Frank Hollingshead
Gerald Beauchene
Elmer F. Loveridge
Oswego Weather Bureau
William Patrick Caton
Clarence Haynes
D. P. Morehouse
Supreme Court
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Minette
Holy Name
Lee Kennedy
Elwood Baker
McCarthy faces expected one sided censure vote
Ten years ago on Wednesday December 1, 1954, McCarthy anticipated a one sided censure vote with Democrats solid for reprimand and Republicans split. Police Chief Reed seeks violators of a city ordinance as suggested by the report and the phrase wise guys whose mentals appears in the text.
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McCarthy
Reed
Mrs Vine Hosts Rochester Guests At North Victory
Mrs Vine hosts visitors from Rochester including Mr and Mrs Jack Gartland and son Scott and Mr and Mrs Steve Adam and daughter Kelly at North Victory on Sunday. Numerous local residents attend events and calls at homes and churches in a day of visits and family milestones.
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Nelson Grandjean
John Dulmage
New Haven
John Ruf
Becky
Oswego
Jerry Fones
Mrs. Vine
Rochester
North Victory
Jack Gartland
Scott
Steve Adam
Kelly
Floyd Vine
Madeline
Harold Shepard
Walcott
Mamie Mott
George Brown
Frank Whitmore
Jacks Reef
Raymond Pitts
Rosie Wise
Mercian
Irene Huggins
Merritt Thomas
North Rose
Nellie Stafford
Frank Worboy
Fair Haven
Madeline Stevenson
Harold Pinkney
Carroll Dodge
Ruth Davies
Auburn
Carroll
Bessie Hudson
Myrtie Walker
Mamie
John Falcetti
Veron Hoke
Herbert Bassett
Herkimer
Billy Gay
Cheryl Staub
Houghton College
Billy
Willis Gay
David Gay
Liverpool
United Nations Delays Vote Over Peacekeeping Dues
United Nations leaders plan a temporary recess to seek negotiations on the financial issue. The possible vote suspension would rely on Article 19 of the U.N. Charter, risking loss of vote for members more than two years in arrears. The Soviet Union’s unpaid peacekeeping assessments place it in that category, and sources doubt a brief postponement will satisfy the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sembly
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
Grange at Sandy Creek Hosts Two Day Winter Festival
The Sandy Creek Grange plans its fifth annual Winter festival on December 4 and 5 to support the Grange hall. Friday features Pancake Day with Paul J. Woodard, plus a free 8 p.m. ventriloquism show by Dick Thom as and his partner Woody Whittler. Saturday offers a noon lunch, a free hobby show from 1 to 8 p.m., a public smorgasbord at 5 p.m., and a 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Christmas Dance with the Melody Makers. A bazaar, country store, and Christmas Shop fill the basement with gifts, and proceeds fund the Grange building expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Grangers
Grange Hall
Paul J. Woodard
Dick Thomas
WSYR
Denny Sullivan
Woody Whittler
Sandy Pond
Greene's Point
Marie Kent
Pulaski RD
Melody Makers
Alice Bacon
Harry Dence
Grange
Three Hunting In Maine Woods
NORTH VICTORY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howland Sr. and Melvin Van Sanford vacation in Maine on a hunting trip. Numerous visits and weekend gatherings are recorded with relatives and friends in Rochester Fair Haven Clyde Granby Center and Liverpool.
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North Victory
Harold Howland Sr
Melvin van Sanford
Maine
Floyd Vine
Madeline Stevenson
Hugh Vine
Fair Haven
Herbert Miller
Clarence Cunningham
Granby Center
Ed. Wendover
Joe Reed
Victory
Charles Seitz
Marsha
Rochester
Hattie Kanes
George Neugent
Clarence Whitmore
Lind
Kathy
Clyde
George Brown
Marion Maynard
Willard Reading
Barbara Anne
Ed. Maynard
Reba Turner
Bessie Cooper
Ruth Allen
Minnie Reetz
Hattie Kane
Irene Nugent
Charles Krumbein
Leo Hansen
Willis Gay
Stanley
David Gay
Liverpool
Cornell Honors Football Standouts Baker and Ratner
The Cornell football annual dinner honored halfback Bob Baker as the most valuable player and named Philip Ratner the 1965 captain. Baker, a senior from Buffalo, and Ratner of Winthrop, Massachusetts, are both key team members.
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Ithaca
Cornell
Bob Baker
Philip Ratner
Baker
Buffalo
Ratner
Winthrop, Mass
Syracuse Prepares for Sugar Bowl After Snowy Drill
Syracuse football ends a week off to start Sugar Bowl preparation against Louisiana State University. A two hour practice was moved indoors due to snow conditions.
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Syracuse
Louisiana State University
Grangers in Special Candle Light Rites
Hope Grange 115 held its regular meeting Saturday evening with Worthy Master Raymond Denman presiding. A candle light Thanksgiving program was presented by the lecturer Mrs Harold Wilde, and members carried candles and donated food for a Thanksgiving box. The group planned a December 12 covered dish supper and Christmas party with a 50 cent gift swap, while the December 26 meeting was canceled.
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Hope Grange 115
Raymond Denman
Harold Wilde
Ann Carroll
Dorothy Place
Fred Haynes
Ruth Neild
Hannibal Homemakers Learn Double Knit Craft Event
The Hannibal Home Demonstration Unit met at the home of Mrs. Esther Cummings for a lesson on double knits led by Mrs. Mary Stock. Local hunting groups reported game taken in the Southern Tier and Adirondacks. The Hannibal Firemen Auxiliary plans a meeting at the Fire House on December 14. Church events include a Kietholst Church Commissions Night and Christmas program planning with WSCS serving meals and decorating duties assigned to various groups.
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Hannibal
Esther Cummings
Mary Stock
William Pryor
Grove Earle
Ivan Davenport
Donald Davenport
Earle
Davenport
Hannibal Firemen
Maurice Wiltse
Alberta Fowler
Charles Kranze
Willette Kranze
Charles
Kenneth Upcraft
George
Levi Brackett
Adirondack Mountains
George Kranze
Clair Conroy
Right Worthy Club
Masonic Temple
Tult
Leon Piquet
East Aurora
Charles Kranx
Hannibal Kietholst
WSCS
Whitney
Candy
Nan Gardner
Hannibal Menudist
Rebekah State Officer to Visit Mexico in December
A Mexico IOOF hall school of instruction for Oswego County will be held Saturday December 5 starting at 10 30 a m with a noon covered dish dinner. State instructor Mrs Bernice Woolsey of Buffalo will lead the program and all Rebekahs are urged to attend.
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Oswego County
IOOF
East Main St
Bernice Woolsey
Buffalo
Harold Freeman
Sandy Creek
Warren J. Edwards
Grace Ulery
Rochester
Harold Long
West Fourth St
Oswego
Leroy Miner
Elizabeth Miner
Newton Miner
River Edge
N. J
Lona’ Kranz
Mildred L. Frey
Beverly
Syracuse
Robert Hodge
Mattydale
Lawrence Sherman
Mexico RD 2
Douglas Lee
Oswego Hospital
William Allen
Mexico
Mae Brown
Fred Petersen
Addie Haig
Harry Cone
Jennie King
King
Ishmael Dorsey
Newfield
Evelyn Smith
Paul Mills
Margo
Sally
Oriskany Falls
Clarence Morton
Gifford Dyke
Phelps
Herman Smith
Debra Christian
Elmira
Lena Gray
John Davis
Lorraine
Sterling
David H. Davis
Howard Hubbard
Robert
David
Rennie
Fernwood
Harold Mahle
North Syracuse
Davises
Dairymen's League
American Legion
Scenic Ave
Harold Hurlbut
Benefit Dance Revue in Pulaski Supports Fund
A benefit dance revue sponsored by the A F S committee will be held Saturday December five at eight p m in the local school auditorium. Marianna's girls from Pulaski will perform with guest pupils from Fulton and Mexico in a fundraiser for a worthy cause.
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Pulaski
A.F.S. Committee
Marianna
Fulton
Mexico
Brother Dies in Adams Center At 82
William C. Nemier a retired Toad Hollow Road farmer and New York Central Railroad fireman died Sunday in an Adams Center nursing home where he was admitted the previous evening. He is survived by a brother Richard of Central Square. Services were held this afternoon.
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Adams Center
William C. Nemier
Toad Hollow Road
New York Central Railroad
Adams Nursing Home
Richard
Central Square
Chicago at New York in NHL schedule
National Hockey League results note no games scheduled for Monday. Today's games include Chicago at New York as the Wednesday matchup. The Associated Press lists the schedule with no additional outcomes or scores available.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
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