Southwest Oswego Extends Lead In Darts Loop To Five
Southwest Oswego idle Monday boosts its lead to five games as Lycoming and Oswego Center split two games. Christ Church B gains second place by sweeping Salvation Army. Scriba Corners B dominates North Scriba. multiple rounds show home runs by Reed, Johnson, Loescher, Haynes and others amid close late innings.
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New Haven
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Herb Powers
Hannibal
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Christ Church A
Favored College Quints and Stars Dominate Early Openers
North Carolina defeated Oregon 89 78 as Scott led with key early baskets and steals. Kentucky edged Miami of Ohio 86 77 with Casey scoring late, while Houston routed Pepperdine 80 60 behind Spain 23. Maravich poured in 52 for LSU in a 109 82 win over Loyola New Orleans. Thompson added 18 for Marquette in a 68 45 win over St. Paul’s Minn. Cincinnati beat Kansas State 86 70. Vanderbilt edged SMU 97 94. Duke routed Alabama 86 48. Western Kentucky crushed Southeast Louisiana 101 62. California beat San Francisco 82 71.
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Name Committee For Ziel Classic
A five member committee has been selected to determine all tournament and most valuable player awards for the first annual Max Ziel Classic at State University College at Oswego. The four team event features Oswego Cortland Lock Haven State and Marist College with games December 13 and 14 in Laker Hall.
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David E. Powers
Oswego High School
Hayes Increases NBA Point Lead
Elvin Hayes extends his NBA scoring lead with 36 and 34 point games fueling a total of 718 points over 23 games, an 31.2 point average. Bob Rule trails with 635 points in 27 games, while Elgin Baylor and Earl Monroe follow, and Oscar Robertson posts 26.3 in 20 games.
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San Diego
National Basketball Association
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Seattle
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Wilt Chamberlain
Lakers
Jerry West
Chamberlain
Nate Thurmond
San Francisco
Bill Russell
Boston
Larry Siegfried
Len Wilkens
Althoug Guy Rodgers
Milwaukee
Jets Hit With Big Fines Over Officials Critique
The New York Jets were fined 2000 by Pete Rozelle for criticizing game officials after a 43-32 loss to Oakland on November 24. Assistant coach Walt Michaels and safety Jim Hudson were fined 150 each. Hudson and DT John Elliott received 50 automatic fines for being ejected. The club complained as Oakland scored two TDs in the final 65 seconds, a sequence that also sparked TV viewer ire when NBC preempted the game for Heidi.
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New York Jets
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Oakland
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Hudson
John Elliott
Jets
NBC
SUCO Rises in New Laker Hall Cage Opener
Oswego State College basketball opens its home season at the new Laker Hall against Utica College. The 5,000 seat gym marks the Lakers' first campus game in 40 years after playing downtown. Co-Capt. Ken Engle leads a largely new 13-man squad with several sophomores and transfers set to make their mark.
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Amsterdam
Denny Rickard
New Paltz
Tony Banovic
Binghamton
Greg Maher
Cheektowaga
Jeff Rea
Camillus
Walt Nitardy
Dick Campbell
Lake Ronkonkoma
Dick Foote
Barker
Larry French
Massena
Ted Novak
Seneca Falls
Ken Sturges
North Massapequa
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New York City Community College
Ralph Marotta
Fulton- Montgomery CC
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Brooklyn
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Larry Miller
Melbourne
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Cagemakers
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Marist College of Poughkeepsie
Lock Haven
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Montreal Goalie Ordered to Rest
Montreal Canadiens goaltender Gump Worsley aged 39 was ordered to take at least one month of complete rest by club physician D G Kinnear to address fear of flying and nerves. Sam Pollock, the team GM, affirmed after Worsley refused a Chicago stopover flight to Los Angeles.
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Celtics Acquire Jim Barnes From Bulls In Blockbuster Trade
Boston enters 6-8 Jim Barnes and waives 6-9 Bud Olsen to clear roster space after purchasing Barnes from Chicago. The deal strengthens the Celtics frontcourt as Barnes joins Celtics actions in the NBA season.
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Bruins Call Up Gibbs and Junkin From Oklahoma City
Bruins general manager Milt Schmidt announced on Monday night that Boston has recalled defenseman Barry Gibbs and goalie Joe Junkin from Oklahoma City to join the NHL club.
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Milt Schmidt
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National Hockey
Barry Gibbs
Joe Junkin
Oklahoma City
Fi lion Wins Trio at Suffolk Downs Near Driving Record
Herve Filion achieved three wins on Monday at Suffolk Downs including a $6,000 mile trot, placing him within 10 wins of Eddy Freundt’s 384 mark set in 1964 as he tops 40 winners in 17 nights.
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Herve Filion
Suffolk Downs
Filion
Suffolk
Eddy Freundt
Germany
Mexicans Plan Expansion to Twelve Teams by 1970
The Mexican Baseball League announced an expansion from eight to twelve teams by 1970 and a split into two six team divisions. Cities for new franchises are being screened and a player draft will stock the new teams. President Antonio Ramirez Muro spoke at the plan’s rollout.
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San Francisco
Antonio Ramirez
Muro
Grid Hall Of Fame Ceremony On Top Tonight
Ohio State, ranked No 1 after winning the Big Ten and Rose Bowl trip, will receive the MacArthur Bowl as national college team of the year at the National Football Hall of Fame banquet in New York. Coach Woody Hayes will attend as 13 former players and coaches are inducted including Clark Shaughnessy for his coaching career.
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Jonas Ingram
U.S. Naval Academy
Vincent Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Ed Rogers
Carlisle
Minnesota
Zora Clevenger
Indiana
Claude ‘‘Monk
Simons
al “Ox” Wistert
Michigan
Bobby Layne
Texas
John Pingel
Michigan State
Claude “Buddy’’ Young
Illinois
Eddie Casey
Harvard
Henry Ketcham
Yale
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Chester LaRoche
John F. Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight Eisenhower
Baseball Moguls Dally Over Pitcher Bats and Mound Rules
In San Francisco the baseball winter meetings opened with talks on inequities between pitchers and batters and other major issues such as mound height and strike zone size. Discussions included a possible permanent pinch hitter for pitchers, and sessions on intra league playoff money split and World Series payout structures. The Major League Players Association plans to discuss a pension plan as Marvin Miller cautions meetings may run two days with no immediate announcements.
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Major League Players Association
Marvin Miller
Direcor
Monda
Court Supports Wolmans Cause
Baltimore AP Jerry Wolman gains court permission to seek a sale of the Philadelphia Eagles to resolve more than 70 million dollars in debts. He must find a buyer by December 31 but may delay the sale until May 1 if he can raise 34 million dollars by other means to satisfy major creditors.
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U.S
Johnson Roundtree light heavyweight bout postponed
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia was scheduled to fight Lev An Roundtree of New York in a light heavyweight bout that has been postponed. The Associated Press report notes the match was set for Monday but did not specify a new date.
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Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Levan Roundtree
New York
Ohio State Tops AP Poll in Tight Season Finish
Ohio State remains No. 1 in The Associated Press major college football poll after a 9-0 regular season. Southern California holds second with 631 points after a 21-21 tie with Notre Dame. Georgia, Texas A&M, and Penn State follow as top five while Oklahoma, Purdue, Alabama, Michigan, and Oregon State fill the rest of the Top 10.
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Chaparrals Edge Oaks In ABA Thriller
Dallas Chaparrals edged the Oakland Oaks 112 111 on a 15 foot jumper by Cincy Powell with 15 seconds left. Rich Barry led Oakland with 32 in the loss as Seattle beat Phoenix 121 99. Miami beat Indiana 109 104 behind Skip Thoren 27 points and 22 rebounds.
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Les Hunter
Pacesetters Lead CBS Quints In Tight Oswego League Night
Rich Wart and Gerry Lloyd top scorers as Sereno's Rest and Alcan post wins in City Basketball League action at Oswego High School. Wallace and Rutledge spark Quality Antennas to a 23 point win, while Canale's Rest and Hammermill fall short.
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Gerry Lloyd
Paul Rutledge
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Fitters & Plumbers
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Carson
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Nick Canale
Watt
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Jim Toy
Bob Culeton
Qual
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Bowling Standouts and Scoring Slips Across Leagues
Jim AuClair posted a 634 series in Local 214 with a 234 high game, and Joe DeCastro totaled a 610 triple with a 207 203 200 set. Louise Sereno bowled 525 in H A B League, while Mary Ellen Ford carded 511 in Port City Girls. Several leagues await timely reports while blame shifts continue.
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Joe DeCastro
Louise Sereno
Kegler
DeCastro
Joe Morgia
Jack Turkington
Fran Canzone
Felice Pompei
Nick DiGaetano
Frank Zakala
Dick Dasans
Tom Giambo
Jim Davis
Paul Mangano
Frank Norton
Seres
Carl Miller
Fair Sex
Mary Ellen Ford
Port City
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