Schedule Change In City Circuit Four Tilts Friday
City league play at Oswego High School shifts Class C games from Saturday to Friday due to Robinson Auditorium usage. Last night Buckland's Grill beat Mike's Sunoco 47-32 and Serena's Rest defeated Villa Rest 76-39. Surdell's Insurance rallied to beat King's Storage 42-37 as Bob Murray led with 12 points.
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Oswego High School
Ernie's Rest
Alroll No. 1
Hibernians and Elks
Damore’s Rest
Company A
Raiders
Columbia Mills
Robinson Auditorium
Buckland’s Grill
Mike
Sunoco
Serena
Rest
Villa Rest
Surdell’s
Insurance
King’s Storage
Lake Shore Aces
Leon Parker
Buckland’s
Grill
Eddie Dumas
Jud Backus
Jim Martin
Erwin Dewey
Billy Drumm
Surdell
Tom Murray
Don Sawyer
Murray
Bob Murray
Duke Lalande
Dartball schedule fragment with multiple local match results
Incomplete notes report several dartball results from last night with Postponements due to Christ Church annual meeting. Southwest Oswego beat First Methodist twice, then lost 4 0 in the finale. North Scriba B swept North Scriba A in two 13 9 and 16 14 scores, with North Scriba A taking the middle game 8 4. Minetto Community beat New Haven 7 4 and 5 4 before New Haven won 10 9 in the final game, Searles homering four times on the night. Oswego Center took two from Lycoming 7 3 and 13 9 after Lycoming opened 23 11. Salvation Army split with Congregational, then Trinity Methodist defeated St Matthew’s Lutheran twice before a ninth inning rally. The standings follow. Could not determine first-place teams due to incomplete notes.
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Christ Church B
Hannibal
First Baptist
Christ Church A
Christ Church
Southwest Oswego
First Methodist
Jay Harrington
Harrington
Bob Cook
Dewitt Neild
Neild
Art Hill
Bill Slight
Slight
Methodists
North Scriba B
North Scriba
Ted Burke
John Martin
Don Smith
Frank Whiting
Arnie King
Karl France
North Scriba A
Stu Rappleye
Orin Bristol
Bristol
Martin
Ronnie Louis
Jim Enos
Minetto
New Haven
Jim Searles
Jeff Rank
Bill White, Sr
Ed Godfrey
Searles
Dick Cronk
Lioyd Hammond
Dick Rossiter
Minetto Community
Bob Grandjean
White
Rhinehart
Orville Johnson
Bob Spanfelner
Will Johnson
West
Oswego Center
Salvation Army
Congregational
Bill Brummett
Eddie Haynes
Bob Haynes
Don Towsley
George Rice
Dick Pelkey
Harold Feistel
Gerry Lloyd
Myron Thompson
Trinity Methodist
St. Matthew's Lutheran
Sammy Garlock
Ken Ferris
Floyd Taylor
Fred Osselton
C. D. Chichester
Paul Standke
Harry Coy
St. Matthew's
Garlock
Taylor
Chichester
Ferris
Ferris Harry Maloney
Doug Knight
Harold Lass
Wik Christ Church
Southwest
Oswego
Lakers Open 1964-65 Season at Armory Against Brockport
Oswego State hosts Brockport in SUNYAC opener at the Armory after a severe ice storm halted play. Coach Glinski returns with 65" senior Rich Kohler limited by rebounds, while sophomores Bernie Fuller and Rich Furmark push for action. Co captains Brown Kowalski and Friel lead a veteran backcourt as Brockport tries to adjust a shuffled lineup. broadcast on WOSC-FM at 7:45 p.m.
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John Glinski
Oswego
Lakers
Brockport Golden Eagles
State Armory
Tom Murray
Oswego Frosh
Brockport
Glinski
Milt Brown
Cas Kowalski
Gerry Friel
John Smith
Friel
Armory
Indiana University
Golden Eagles
Bob Barrett
Wosc-Fm
Oswego Brockport
Oswego Brockport Brown, 50 G Buntich, 23 Kowalski, 22 G Nelson, 11 Kohler
C Thomas
Smith
F Kuehn
Furmark
Coles
College Basketball Results Across Regions
East Villanova edged Princeton 61 60 in overtime. Coast Guard beat Clark 82 72. South North Carolina defeated Kentucky 82 67. Tennessee toppled Ga Tech 66 52. Clemson beat The Citadel 90 75. LSU won 83 75 over Texas. Alabama beat Florida State 76 73 in overtime. Mississippi edged Centenary 68 67. Midwest Michigan won 91 61 over Missouri. Indiana 87 69 over Oklahoma. Bradley 76 74 over Murray State. Kansas State 61 48 over Southern Illinois. Nebraska 74 63 over South Dakota. Detroit 81 66 over John Carroll. Southwest Ohio State 77 69 over Houston. Arizona 77 75 over Texas Tech. Oklahoma City 81 73 over North Texas State. New Mexico 72 53 over Long Beach. TCU 93 71 over Arlington State. Far West Oregon 61 60 over Washington. Wyoming 94 46 over Montana. San Jose State 77 67 over Idaho.
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Associated Press
Villanova
Princeton
Coast Guard
Clark
South N. Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ga. Tech
Clemson
The
Citadel
LSU
Texas
Alabama
Fla. St
Miss
Centenary
Midwest
Michigan
Missouri
Indiana
Oklahoma
Bradley
Murray St
Kan. State
South. Ill
Nebraska
South Dakota
Detroit
John Carroll
Ohio State
Houston
Arizona
Texas Tech
Okla. City
N. Tex. St
New Mex
Long Beach
TCU
Arlington St
Far West
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Montana
San Jose St
Idaho
Walcott to Referee San Juan Fight Night
Former heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott was named to referee Saturday night’s 10 round bout in San Juan Puerto Rico between ex heavyweight king Floyd Patterson of New York and Charlie Powell of San Diego.
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Walcott
San Juan
P.R
Jersey Joe Walcott
Floyd Patterson
New York
Charlie Powell
San Diego
Warner Bros hires 12 writers for new story projects
Hollywood news reports Warner Bros studio, amid a quiet production schedule, has contracted 12 writers to develop fresh story ideas for television and film. The move signals renewed creative activity and potential upcoming projects within the company.
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Hollywood
UPI
Warner Bros. Studio
Palmer Not Downcast After Collapse in Hawaii
In Honolulu AP reports Arnold Palmer shrugging off a dramatic final-day collapse at the Canada Cup. Palmer, who led early and teamed with Nicklaus to win the team event, shot 78 on Sunday while Nicklaus captured the individual crown with 276. Palmer vows no excuses and looks ahead to a new year.
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Honolulu
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
United States
Jack
Arnie
Arnold
Charger
Diane Signs Seven Year Pact With Universal Studios
UPI reports actress Diane Baker signed a seven year contract with Universal Studios. Her first project under the deal is the film Mirage opposite Gregory Peck.
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Hollywood
UPI
Diane Baker
Universal Studios
Mirage
Gregory Peck
Frawley Injury Hits Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
Oswego Catholic High School basketball coach John Naioti faces a tough choice after Steve Frawley suffered a serious right knee injury in the first period of last Saturdays exhibition against Fulton High. X rays suggest torn cartilage or torn tendon. The Altmar Parish Williams town Rebels come Friday as Naioti plans to fill the gap and pursue a winning streak while hoping Frawley recovers soon.
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John Naioti
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
St. Francis Hall
Steve Frawley
Naioti
Fulton High
Frawley
Fulton
Altmar-Parish-Williamstown Rebels
Naiati
Oswego County
Rebels
Cappelletti Sets New Scoring Mark
Gino Cappelletti of Boston extends AFC scoring record to 155 points with a touchdown reception, a 12-yard field goal, and four extra points in the Patriots 31 24 win over Kansas City. Cookie Gilchrist leads the rushing chase with 862 yards, while Matt Snell has 791 yards and both average 4.4 per rush. Len Dawson remains atop the passer rankings.
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NEW York
Gino Cappelletti
Boston
Pride
Patriots
Babe Parilli
Kansas City
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
Matt Snell
Gilchrist
Snell
Len Dawson
Monday's Fight By The Associated Press
Willie Ludick of South Africa weighed 147 pounds and knocked out Oscar Miranda of Argentina who weighed 148 and a half pounds in a boxing bout.
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Associated Press
John Annesburg
Willie Ludick
South Afric
Oscar Miranda
Argentina
Sixers Visit Syracuse for NBA Tilt Sunday
Philadelphia 76ers visit Syracuse War Memorial for a Sunday game against the New York Knickerbockers after a strong run to third in the Eastern Division. Willis Reed leads Knicks rookies with about 20.1 points per game while Lucious Jackson anchors the Sixers with 14 rebounds and 15 points per game. An OCC versus Le Moyne freshman prelims will precede each 76ers game.
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Syracuse
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knickerbockers
War Memorial
76Ers
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
Knickerbockers
New York
NBA
Knick
Willis Reed
Grambling
Reed
Lucious Jackson
Pan American University
Tokyo
Jackson
Paul Seymour
Onondaga Community College
LeMoyne
OCC
Cepeda Expected to Return Strong After Knee Surgery
Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants, recovering from torn cartilage in his right knee, is expected to be as good as ever. Dr. Harrison McLaughlin, Giants club physician during their New York era, led the surgical team that removed the damaged cartilage on Monday.
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NEW York
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Harrison McLaughlin
Giants
Cepeda
Bowers High In Hannibal League
Jack Bowers led with 573 at Bowlarama Lanes in the Hannibal Inter-Community League. Other top bowlers included Dann 569, Laurent 564, Spaulding 554, Hopkins 546, and many more. team results showed Bowlarama and Collins & Simmons each with four wins, while several teams posted one or zero wins.
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Fulton
Jack Bowers
Hannibal
Bowlarama
Dann
Laurent
Spaulding
Hopkins
Matson
Elliott
Hendricks
Famer
Demperio
Blanchard
Lyons
Hall
King
Cleland
Duda
Vasha
Wallace
Hallows
Teachout
Graham
Brown
Morrell
Avery
Ford
Bombard
Clark
Holden
Hannibal Hotel
Collins & Simmons
Truax & Hovey
Lunkenheimer’s
Hllside Farms
Scott's Builders
Jerry's Barbers
Goldberg’s
Matson’s Lumber
Patane & Sons
Blanchard’s
Patane Insurance
Adsitt Valley Boys
Burritt’s Chevrolet
Hannibal Merchants
Wildcats Edge Princeton in OT as Kentucky Falls to UNC
Villanova’s Bill Melchionni hits a OT jumper with 22 seconds left to beat Princeton 61-60 while North Carolina defeats Kentucky 82-67. Michigan dominates Missouri 91-61 as Kansas State rebounds 61-48 over Southern Illinois. Indiana tops Oklahoma 87-79. Ohio State over Houston 77-69. Bradley edges Murray State 76-74. Tennessee beats Georgia Tech 66-52. Utah State 98-74 over Pacific. Arizona 83-75 vs Texas Tech.
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Associated Press
Villanova
Wildcats
Kentucky
Bill Melchionni
Princeton
North Carolina
Kentucky Cats
Philadelphia
Charlotte
N.C
Associated Press Weekly
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas State
Indiana
Southern Illinois
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Houston
Bradley
Murray State
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Utah State
Pacific
Arizona
Texas Tech
Vanderbilt
Western Kentucky
San Francisco
San Francisco State
Minnesota
Marquette
St. John’s
Holy Cross
Melchionni
Bill Bradley
Bill Kingston
Tigers
Michigan Holds Big Edge on Top Basketball Poll
Michigan Wolverines dominate The Associated Press regular season poll securing 32 of 34 first place votes and a 100 point edge over Wichita. Wichita rises to second with 236 points as upsets shuffle the top ten including UCLA dropping to seventh after an opening loss. St. John's NY rounds out the top ten with details on other ranked teams and points.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Wolverines
Wichita
St. John’s
New York
Davidson
Syracuse
Kansas State
UCLA
Illinois
Vanderbilt
St. Louis
San Francisco
Minnesota
Duke
Kentucky
Oswego Mermen Aim For First Win At Hamilton
Oswego State mermen travel to Clinton for a 4:30 p m dual with Hamilton College seeking their first win of the season after a 69 26 loss to Rochester in the opener. Freshmen Endicott and Marshall showed promise, while captain Rotolo added a second in the 100 yard free as ECAC eligibility waivers bolster the squad.
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Oswego State
Lakers
Clinton
Hamilton College
Bruce Dick
University of Rochester
Doug Endicott
Rochester
Oswego
John Marshall
Endwell
Joe Rotolo
Oswego Hockey Club
Finger Lakes Hockey
Hobart
Golden Romney
Buffalo University
Case Retires From N. C. State Basketball Post
Everett Case, renowned figure who helped launch bigtime college basketball in the South, resigns as North Carolina State coach citing extreme fatigue. Assistant Press Maravich promoted to head coach, with Case remaining as advisory. Case tally stood 378-133 before this season. State had split 1-1 in two games this season.
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Raleigh
N.C
Everett Case
Gray Fox
South
North Carolina State
Case
Wolfpack
Roy Clogston
Press Maravich
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
N.C. State
Furman
Maravich
Pittsburgh
Davis and Elkins College
West Virginia University
State
Navy
Bell warns LSU players before Sugar Bowl clash
Syracuse New York AP reports Backfield Coach Bill Bell warned LSU to be at their best offensively for the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day as LSU prepared after a 20-6 loss to Florida. Bell’s remarks came ahead of the LSU versus Syracuse showdown.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Bill Bell
Louisiana State University
Bell
LSU Tiger S
Florida
Stallings Named Texas A&M Coach Takes Over
COLLEGE STATION Texas AP Texas A and M named Gene Stallings head coach from Bryant's Alabama staff to revive the Aggies fortunes. Stallings 29 a Paris Texas native who played for A and M in 1956 and was a freshman coach in 1957. He and athletic director Hank Foldberg received four year contracts.
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Station
Stallings
Texas A&m
Bryant
A&m
Alabama
Foldberg
Paris
Tex
Locks Under Key Halt Hays Exhibit at College
A display of 274 locks at Hays State College could not be opened for display because no key arrived. The key is being sent from the American Federation of Artists in New York City to unlock the exhibit.
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Forst Hays State College
American Federation of Artists
New York City
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