Weather Cannot Deterrent For CYO Basketball Games
CYO basketball games weathered two heavy Sunday snowstorms with four contests played on schedule. St Marys No 1 beat St Pauls 31 22, St Johns beat Holy Family 29 20, St Stephens beat Immaculate Conception No 2 14 11, and St Marys No 2 defeated Our Lady of the Rosary 21 12. Dick Muldoon led all players with 21 points and 15 after the break, earning top honors across the four games.
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Tim Carey
Mark Heagerty
Gerry Michalski
Mike Riley
Lew Ronaire
Kevin Moore
Immaculate Conception No. 2
Mike Sutkowski
St. Stephen's
Murray O'Connor
St. Mary's
Hannibal
Our Lady of the Rosary
Pete Donovan
Mike Dowling
Mike Blackwell
Nine straight years unbeaten by Washington in early college football era
A historic stretch showcases the University of Washington's 1907 to 1917 run, with 63 games played and 59 wins four ties. Washington lost only to Washington State in 1907 and California in 1917, marking a remarkable period of dominance in early American football.
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National Hockey Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
National Hockey League standings show Detroit leading with 12 wins and 74 points, followed by Montreal and Toronto. Weekend results included Montreal 5 Chicago 3, Toronto 10 Detroit 2, and New York 3 Boston 3 in a tie. Detroit beat Montreal 4 to 1 on Sunday. New York defeated Chicago 4 1.
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Kansas State rifle team wins sixth Turkey Shoot
The Kansas State University rifle team captured the three day Turkey Shoot with a score of 2,210 points, finishing ahead of rivals as competition wrapped up over the weekend.
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Kansas State University
Division Leaders Beaten In NFL Contests
The NFL Eastern Division race tightens as St. Louis Cardinals beat Cleveland 28 19 to move within a half game of the lead. Giants fall to Minnesota 30 21 while Detroit tops Baltimore 31 14, Pittsburgh defeats Washington 14 7, Philadelphia beats Dallas 24 14, and San Francisco defeats Los Angeles 28 7. Charley Johnson handles the Cardinals with two TD passes and two rushing scores.
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Fred Cox
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Gary Ballman
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John Brodie
49Ers
Two Bowl Teams Upset in Finals
The final Saturday of the college football season saw LSU beaten by Florida 20-6 in Baton Rouge while Mississippi State defeated Ole Miss 20-17 in Starkville. Florida’s win created a three way tie for second in the SEC. LSU dropped to fifth.
Navy Soccer Champions Finish 1-0 Win Over Michigan State
Navy captures its first NCAA soccer title with a 1-0 victory over Michigan State in Providence. The Middies, who lost the previous year's final to Saint Louis, completed a championship run with the victory.
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Commercial Printing Dept Palladium Times Blog Dial Fi3
A brief entry notes the Palladium Times commercial printing department and provides contact lines with dial numbers Fi3 3800 Fi3 3801 for reader inquiries or service information.
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Orange Cagers Handed Jolt By Nittany Lions
Upstate college basketball action was disrupted by weather with teams like Hamilton Union Oneonta State and St Anselm at Le Moyne unable to play. Syracuse fell to Penn State 81 59 while Cornell beat Colgate 97 71. Indiana Tech won the Rochester Tech Invitational while Niagara beat St Anselm 48 41. Other weekend results included Rochester 82 75 and Plattsburgh 101 53.
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Weekend Fights Roundup From Global Arenas
In Leon Mexico Vicente Zal divar 125 stopped Fino Rosales 12514 in 11 non title bout. In Kingston Jamaica Bun ny Grant outpointed 10, Kid Bassey Jamaica knocked out Willy Mc Cray Nicaragua 2 light weights. In Steubenville Cowboy Billy Smith 115 outpointed Ray Jutras 113 Lowell Mass 10. In Cologne Germany Nor bert Grupe 189 stopped Josef Suez 199 France 10. In Manila Peter Cabblah 142 Philippines stopped Randolph Masula 142 Philippines 2.
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College Football Scores From Saturday
Florida 20 defeats Louisiana State 6 Mississippi State 20 over Mississippi 17 Orange Blossom Classic Florida A&M 42 beat Grambling 15 All-Sports Bowl Sul Ross 21 over East Central Oklahoma 13 Missile Bowl Ft Benning 9 defeats Ft Eustis 3.
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Nicklaus Edges Palmer to win Canada Cup in Maui
Nicklaus rallied from six strokes down to overtake Palmer as the United States captured the Canada Cup at Royal Kaanapali. USA finished 554 to Argentina 565 and South Africa 568, with Palmer and Nicklaus denying a sudden-death playoff and Gary Player fading to third.
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NFL Scores East Conf Results and Next Week Games
Green Bay defeated Chicago 17 to 3 while St Louis beat Cleveland 28 to 19. Philadelphia topped Dallas 24 to 14 Detroit 31 to 14 over Baltimore San Francisco 28 beat Los Angeles 7 Minnesota 30 over New York 21 Pittsburgh 14 over Washington 7 Next Sundays games list Green Bay at Los Angeles Minnesota at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburgh at Dallas San Francisco at Detroit Washington at Baltimore
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Fulton High Romps Past Oswego Catholic 81 52 in Opener
Tom Wilson poured in 26 as Fulton High Red Raiders defeated Oswego Catholic Crusaders 81 to 52 at St. Francis Hall in a non league game. Fulton pulled ahead 22 7 after one quarter and 37 22 at halftime, then widened the gap to 58 35 after three. Fulton had two double figure scorers Wally Wood with 10 and Clark with 12 while Oswego’s Leo Enwright led with 10 and Joe McCarey added 16 in a losing effort.
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OCHS
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Owens
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Michigan No 1 in AP poll opens season with Duke win
Michigan led by Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin edged fifth-ranked Duke 86 79 at Durham. Oliver Darden and John Thompson sparked late defense to seal the victory as Missouri looms next and Wichita follows in a tough early schedule. Russell 21 and Buntin 17 paced the Wolverines while Stallworth's 37 led Wichita State in a season opener.
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Sabol named new Norwich head football coach
New Nowich coach Northfield, VI. Joe Sabol succeeds Bob Priestley as head football coach at Norwich University, bringing change to the program.
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Laker Matmen Shatter Records In Easy Win Over Plattsburgh
Oswego State wrestling opens 1984-65 with a 39-3 win over Plattsburgh. Five straight pins set school marks, led by Williams, Gustavnis, Ryan, Reistrom, and Ireland. Furrer remains undefeated in college competition. Kretschmann unable to compete due to family birth. Crowd ~350. lineup shuffled. Ireland standout at 191 and Wilson at 137 shine.
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Patriots Rally In AFL East Title Chase
Boston stays alive in the AFL Eastern race after a 16-13 win over Buffalo as Oakland’s Tom Flores connects with Art Powell for a late TD. San Diego clinches the Western title with a 38-3 win over New York as John Had throws for 240 yards and two TDs.
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Art Powell
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Oliva Wins A L Bat Crown Rookie of Year and more
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins becomes the first rookie to win the American League batting title with a .323 average. Brooks Robinson is runner up at .317 while Oliva also tops four other categories including hits and runs. Harmon Killebrew hits 49 homers and Luis Aparicio sets a major league stolen base record with 57 steals. Red Sox lead AL with .258 batting average, followed by New York and Detroit.
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Rhome Breaks 16 College Grid Marks This Season
New York AP Jerry Rhome of Tulsa, a second team All America quarterback, set 16 major college football records this season. Final NCAA Service Bureau figures show he gained 3,128 yards rushing and passing, leading by 902 over John Torok of Arizona State, and threw for 2,870 yards on 224 completions, 39 more than Craig Morton.
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Ncaa Service Bureau
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