Oswego Catholic triumphs in tight Oswego County league clash
Comerford and Attwood led Oswego Catholic High in a 47-41 win over Altmare Parish-Williams as Reynolds sealed the game with two clutch free throws and a late steal. Bristol led APW with 13 while Jermyn scored 18 for the Jayvees in a 56-46 victory.
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Ke Comerford
Attwood
Oswego Catholic High
Altmare Parish-Williams
Oswego
Mike Reynolds
Comerford
Bernie Aleiz
Crusaders
Reynolds
Brian O'Toole
Bristol
Rebels
Ochs Jayvees
Mike Jermyn
Jay Kelly
Doran
Perhan
Quint
Mark Cupperwull
Bob
Bills to Host Patriots in Week 14 NFL Showdown
Bills defense aims to limit New England as OJ Simpson seeks another 100 yard game. Both teams sport strong defenses with key players and recent wins shaping a pivotal late season matchup. The Bills stand 7-5, chasing an American Conference wildcard, while the Patriots hope to rebound after a three game run.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Simpson
Bills
New England
Patriots
Temaparedy
Stale
Jim Brown
New York Jets
Sheddee
Zac
Diego
Rookie Cunningham Leads Patriots Rushing And Plunkett TD Pace
Rookie Sam Cunningham tops New England rushing with 469 yards while Jim Plunkett has 11 touchdown passes and 106 completions in 308 attempts as the season progresses.
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Sam Cunningham
Patriots
Jim Plunkett
Unsung Local Team Roster Lists Coaches and Players
The page lists Maureen McHale and Nanette Navaugh with players Kareen Pullen Chris Lucas Andy Kessler Chris Ciappa LuAnn Germain Connie Webber Mary Beth Hurlbutt Shelly Odin Bob Maxon Tom Pullen Joanne Aldrich Jackie Mulkerin J C McKeen Ken Auger Mary Ann Reitano Paul Hurlbut Bob Galleta Jean Maxon Lorraine Wright Nan Aldrich Mike O Brien Back row includes Head Coach Ken St Germain Jerry Dawson Lisa King Diane O Brien Sally Dowd Cindy Timperlake.
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Maureen McHale
Nanette Navaugh
Kareen Pullen
Chris Lucas
Andy Kessler
Chris Ciappa
LuAnn Germain
Connie Webber
Mary Beth Hurlbutt
Shelly
Odin
Bob Maxon
Tom Pullen
Joanne Aldrich
Jackie Mulkerin
J. C. McKeen
Ken Auger
Mary Ann Reitano
Paul Hurlbut
Bob Galleta
Jean Maxon
Lorraine Wright
Nan Aldrich
Mike O'Brien
Ken St. Germaine
Jerry Dawson
Lisa King
Diane O'Brien
Sally Dowd
Cindy Timperlake
Record 24 trades mark wild winter baseball meetings
At the 1973 winter meetings major trades dominated action with 55 players moved, 29 pitchers. A six player deal sent John Curtis Lynn McGlothen and Mike Garman to St Louis for Reggie Cleveland Diego Segui and Terry Hughes. Only the Mets Padres and Giants sat out.
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Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
John _ Curtis
Lynn MecGlothen
Mike Garman
Reggie Cleveland
Diego Segui
Terry Hughes
New York Yankees
Ken Wright
Lou Pinella
Kansas City Royals
Lindy McDaniel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Felipe Alou
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New York Mets
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Bowie Kuhn
Kuhn
Cardinal-Red Sox
St. Louis
Bing Devine
Curtis
Red Sox
McGlothen
Garman
Red Schoendienst
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
John Curtis
Alan Foster
Sonny Sierbert
Lynn McGlothen
Schoendienst
Perry
O'Connell
Segui
Hughes
Tulsa
Yankee Royal
Piniella
Cedric Tallis
Kansas City
Friday's College Basketball Results Recap
AP report lists multiple scores across divisions with Iowa over Columbia 55 51 and Coast Guard 73 to N Maritim 54 among many others. Notable outcomes include Gardner-Webb 102 Belmont Abbey 75 and Montana 99 Augustana 73.
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Belmont Abbey
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Jacksonville St
Samford
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Fayetteville
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Wiley
Nastase Reaches Grand Prix Masters Final in Boston
Romania's Ilie Nastase defeats Jimmy Connors 6 3 7 5 to advance to the final against Tom Okker of the Netherlands. Okker edged John Newcombe after a late injury forced a default, sealing a dramatic semifinal. The final is set for Saturday at 1 p.m. on national television.
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the Nastase
Romania
Jimmy Connors
Belleville
Tom Okker
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John Newcombe
Australia
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John O’brien
Ted Vaitses
Hynes
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Spain
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Connors
United States
Cleveland
Bucklands and Foleys Protect Unbeaten Marks
Six games at St Francis Hall featured two 3–0 teams. Buckland's Grill beat Spano Gardens 82 to 69, and Foley's Sunoco defeated Woodshed No. 2 54 to 43. Bob Beach led Foley's with 23 points. other scorers included Marty Sherman 15 and Jan Mileskey 10.
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Spano Gardens
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Misty Lounge
Hammermill
Joel Trionfero
Jerry Grulich
Tony Demperio
George Montondo
Mike Masulica
Bill Bandla
Bob Norris
Pat Tickle
Wayne Earl
Mark LaMay
Bob Steinburg
Rich Merritt
Fred Castaldo
Ron Czirr
Ken McKinstry
Bob Parrow
Larry Battles
Steve Salisbury
Dave Hoefer
Joe Hawksley
Howard Samson
Cliff Wahrendorf
Charlie McLaughlin
Fred Haynes
Jim Proud
John Sterno
John Burger
Ray Haynes
Barney's
al Ferguson
Dante Ascenzi
Rich Wart
Dorsey
Chuck Hutcheson
Bob Lass
Don Murray
Sereno’s
Tony Catalone
Fred Bonacorsi
Joe Brcams
Mike Catalone
Rick Shannon
Barry
Buckland
Manansett
Oswego Bucs Fall 82 57 In Baldwinsville Opener
Oswego High lost 82 57 as Baldwinsville Bees opened the Onondaga County league schedule at Baldwinsville. OHS guards O Leary and Cunningham each scored eight in the first period, Baldwinville led 23 11 and 43 21 at halftime. Bud Stone led Oswego with 16 in the rally but fouled out as Baldwinsville regained control late.
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Bud Stone
Gordon Powers
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Powers Gymnasium
Leighton School
Baldwinsville Seconds
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John Bletch
Paul Caraccioli
Lakers Rout Thiel Oswego and Kings in Ziel Classic Title
Oswego State routed Thiel 88 74 in the opening round at Laker Hall while King's edged St Lawrence 77 76 in the other game. Bob Rich led Oswego with 28 points and Jim Bason added 16 as Thiel’s foul trouble helped the Lakers pull away. Steve Borowski scored 31 for SLU in the loss to King's 26 by Tom Kenney.
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Newcombe Injured Forfeit Ends Masters Semifinal
In Boston at the Grand Prix Masters semifinal, John Newcombe grimaced with a leg injury while trailing Tom Okker 3-6 7-5 3-5 and Defaulted, allowing Okker to advance to face Ilie Nastase for the $15,000 first prize and a potential world ranking edge.
1974 BC Open Tentatively Slated at Be Teta Te
Endicott New York AP reports the 1974 BC Open a 72 hole event with a purse of 150000 dollars is tentatively scheduled for Toler T1908 at Be Teta te with details pending confirmation.
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Toler
Wolfpack Cruises to 97 Point Victory Over Vermont
North Carolina State routed Vermont 97 to 42 as David Thompson scored 19 and 14 Wolfpack players appeared. State's defense forced 18 steals while Vermont shot 27.8 percent, underscoring a dominant visitor performance ahead of a UCLA showdown in St. Louis.
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North Carolina State
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Salzbere
Wolfpack
David Thompson
Thompson
NC State
Long Beach State
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UCLA
Southern Methodist
St. Louis
Norman Sloan
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Seton Hall
Tiny Holland
Oklahoma
San Diego State
Vanderbilt
Terry Compton
Nebraska
Tennessee State
Middle Tenneceoe
Tournament chairman eyes stronger field for next year
Tournament chairman Alex Alexander said the better date and higher purse would attract a stronger field than this year’s event held Sept. 20-23. The Steel Bowl in Pittsburgh saw Pitt defeat Duquesne 82-65 and Florida State beat Clemson 66-58.
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Shaw
George Williams
Florida St
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Pitt
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Lions
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Steubenville
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Oregon St
Seton Hall
Glassboro St
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Elizabeth City
Howard Payne
Boise St
Ournament
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