Oswego State Lakers vs Quantico Marines gridiron feature
Oswego State hosts Quantico Marines at 8, highlighting top scorer Fred Matteson who led OHL with 687 yards in 156 carries and 34 points. Danny Crisafulli and Pat Cloonan also contributed as Oswego’s offense and defense posted strong numbers in the 1968 season.
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Oswego State Lakers
Quantico Marines
Matteson
Fred Matteson
New York Cities
Oswego High Buccaneers
Danny Crisafulli
Bill Symons
Erwin Dewey
Pat Cloonan
Buccaneers
Pat Tot
P. J. Dilts Eeeeeee
Mark Murray
Tim Kopp
Dick Muldoon
Se Oswego
Henninger
Cortland
Central Tech
Bishop Ludden
Nottingham
Fulton
Corcoran
CBA
Fruit Valley
Christian Brothers Academy
Ted Powers
Oswego
Dilts
Jack Harper
Santo Pagano
P. J. Woods
Doug Jones
Rick Pettie
Don Murray
Pettie
Leo Monette
Cloonan
Crisafulli
Woods
Bill Lester
OHL
Bill Gatlin
Kopp
Marty Meehan
Pagano
Jones
Danny Gould
Powers
Meehan
Steve
Florida seeks license for first girl jockey Barbara Rubin
Circuit Court Judge Jack A. Falk set a show cause hearing for January 15 to require the Florida State Racing Commission to explain its handling of Barbara Rubin's jockey license application. Rubin, 23, is an exercise girl at Tropical Park seeking to become the state's first female jockey.
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Miami
Fla
Florida State Racing Commission
Barbara Jo Rubin
Circuit Court
Jack A. Falk
Miss Rubin
Tropical Park
Ursa Major Commonly Known as the Big Dipper
The article notes that Ursa Major, often called the Greater Bear, is more commonly known as the Big Dipper. It explains the contrast between its scientific name and popular nickname.
City Basketball winners rally to edge Surdell’s 50 49
In Oswego last night Stoney's Auto Parts rallied from a six point deficit in the fourth period to defeat Surdell's Insurance 50 49 in a City League Class A thriller. Greg Wilson led Carson City to a 62 39 win over Sereno's Rest while Walt Zerrahn Frank Ruggio and Gordon Mayo starred for the Bulls in a 59 34 Class C victory.
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Chuck Bisesi
Rick LaBouef
Leo Enwright
Stoney
Auto Parts
Surdell’s Insurance
Oswego High Court
Greg Wilson
Gary Roy
Carson City
Sereno
Walt Zerrahn
Frank Ruggio
Gordon Mayo
Bulls
OHL
State Armory
Alcan
Elks Club
Buckland’s Grill
Carson
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Surdell
Enwright
LaBouef
Lynn Hemink
Roy
Ted Rorick
Billy Dawson
Wilson
Dawson
Billy Drumm
Ruggio
Big Walt Zerrahn
Gerry Michalski
Zerrahn
Smithsonian Receives 65000 Inquiries Annually
The Smithsonian Institution handles about 65 thousand questions and requests for information each year. Researchers and staff field inquiries on collections research public programs and general museum information from visitors students and scholars nationwide.
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The
Smithsonian Institution
Shortened Slate Shines in Darts Loop Night
Darts league action saw Trinity Methodist remain in contention as Oswego Center beat Scriba Cro ners A 13-3 and 10-9. Hannibal trounced First Methodist 10-3, 9-5, 10-8 to climb to second. Lycoming edged Christ Church B 6-4 in a decisive third game. Standings list Southwest Oswego atop the table with 27 wins, Trinity Methodist 12 27, and Salvation Army 12 30 in the mix.
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Notin Scirpa
Hannibal
First Methodist
Dan Dailey
Walt Hubard
Orval
Bill
Donovan
Ed Haynes
Dick DeGroi
DeGroff
Sid Mills
al Noyes
Christ Church
A. Oswego Center
Scriba Cro ‘Ners A
Tom C
Trey
Oswego Center
Les Johnson
Dan John
Ron Wadas
Scriba
Bill Johnson
Aoger Johnson
Lycoming
Chriss Church
Rusty Reed
Christ Church B
Curt Coon
Jim Lawton
Harry Sheldon
Charlie Loescher
Fred Scharf, Jr
New Haven
Herb Powers
Roxie Hager
Southwest Oswego
Eeee
Scriba Corners
Grace Lutheran
Christ Church Becco
New Havine
Christ Church A
Seee
North Scriba
Trinity Methodist
Salvation Army
College basketball scores from December 16 1968
Columbia defeats Lehigh 85 47. Buffalo tops Penn State 66 60. Holy Cross 67 Northeastern 60. North Carolina 90 Clemson 69. Vanderbilt 92 Bowling Green 67. Mississippi 77 Furman 72. Louisville 79 Florida State 78. Western Kentucky 75 Austin Peay 73. Tulane 114 Texas Tech 91. Mississippi State 65 Auburn 59. Florida 56 Alabama 45. Akron Wesleyan 74. Indiana Chicago Loyola 83. Notre Dame 69 Minnesota 65. Nebraska 73 Michigan State 59. Kansas 72 Murray State 59. Detroit 71 St Bonaventure 68. Southwest Missouri 95 NW Missouri 62. Southwest Stephen F Austin 75 Texas A&M 74. New Mexico State 74 Hardin Simmons 68. Houston 87 Kansas State 84. Lamar Tech 103 Tulsa 77. Colorado 79 New Mexico 72. Wyoming 87 Stanford 73. Ohio State 75 Washington State 74. Southern California 83 Cincinnati 68. Idaho State 71 South Dakota 69. Nevada 107 Western Illinois 90.
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Columbia
Lehigh
Buffalo
Penn State
Holy Cross
Northeastern
South North Carolina
Clemson
Vanderbilt
Bowling Green
Mississippi
Furman
Louisville
Florida St
Western Kentucky
Austin Peay
Tulane
Texas Tech
Mississippi St
Auburn
Florida
Alabama
Wesleyan
Akron
Midwest
Indiana
Chicago-Loyola
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michigan St
Kansas
Murray St
Detroit
St. Bonaventure
Southwest Mo
NW Mo
Southwest
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
A&m
New Mexico St
Hardin- Simmons
Houston
Kansas St
Lamar Tech
Tulsa
Far West
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Stanford
Ohio St
Washington St
Gibson and Marichal Dominate NL Pitching Honors in 1968
Bob Gibson of the St Louis Cardinals and Juan Marichal of the San Francisco Giants swept major NL pitching titles for 1968 official averages showed. Steve Blass of the Pirates claimed the lone other major title with an 18-6 record and .750 winning percentage. Gibson posted a 1.12 ERA across 34 games, the lowest in NL history, with a 15 game win streak. The Cardinals and Giants teams combined for strong pitching totals while other leaders included Marichal with 326 innings pitched and a .743 winning percentage, and Blass leading in wins.
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Cincinnati AP
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Steve Blass
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gibson
Detroit Tigers
Brover Cleveland Alexander
Philadelphia Phils
Ord
M _searidal
Fer
Bill Harris
Claud Geles di
Ted Alnati
Cinedelphia
Sue Francisco
Louis
Ray Washby
Cardii
Firebirds Bow To Manlius Five
Phoenix Firebirds lose 70 to 64 to Manlius Cadets after leading 30 29 at halftime. Brian Dick scores 21, Carl Shear 16, Brad Clark 12. Next game against APW Rebels on Friday December 20. Colombia supplies 90 percent of the world emerald production with Chi ver Emerald Mines Inc producing a third.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Firebirds
Manlius Cadets
Firebirds
Brian Dick
Carl Shear
Brad Clark
A.P.W. Rebels
Colombia
Chiver Emerald Mines, Inc
Miami Highs Loyal to Team Despite Record
The Miami highs football team in Miami Oklahoma shows loyalty regardless of the season record. A town notice from the News-Record states the office will close each Friday. The article mentions the opening of the football season and a doctor running the program.
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Loya
Miami
Okla
Teeam
Final Oswego Home Card Hosts Quantico Marines Tonight
State University College at Oswego ends its 1968 home schedule with an 8 p.m. basketball game at Laker Hall pitting coach John Glinski's Lakers against Quantico Marines. A 6 p.m. preliminary features Walt Nitardy's Freshmen facing Onondaga Community College.
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State University College At
Oswego
Laker Hall
John Glinski
Quantico Marines
Walt Nitardy
Onondaga Community College
Laker
Cage Lakers
Quantico
Marine Corps
Keven Haggerty
Laney McLaughlin
Jim Meyers
Armed Forces
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Haggerty
United States
Glinski
Larry Miller
Bob Simmons
Air Force
Marines
Mike Redd
Kentucky Wesleyan
Marv Willet
Willet
Leathernecks
Ed Frey
Morrisville
ATC
Mim Howard
Lock Haven
John Spring
State University
Binghamton
Harpur College
RPI
Troy
Herb Hammond
Massachusetts
Boston State
Boston
Salem State
Lynn Arena
Hayes Still Top Scorer Hayes Still Top Scorer
New York AP Elvin Hayes of San Diego widened his NBA scoring lead with 127 points in four games to reach 938 for 31 games. He moved into the top three in rebounds with 30.3 points and 17.8 per game while Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell lead the rebounding.
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New York
Elvin Hayes
San Diego
National Basketball Association
Hayes
Bob Rule
Seattle
NBA
Rocket
Milwaukee
Wilt Chamberlain
Los Angeles
Boston
Bill Russell
Chamberlain
Russell
Big E
Cincinnati
Jerry Lucas
Detroit
Terry Dischinger
Adrian Smith
Oscar Robertson
Len Wilkens
Robertson
Guy Rodgers
Chicago Red Cross graduates dive underwater for diploma
A class of 14 swimming teachers graduated from a Red Cross school submerged four feet in Eckhardt Park Pool. They wore blue flippers masks gowns and mortarboards as they heard a commencement address and received their diplomas. The program will train about 1,500 instructors to teach safety and lifeguard skills at 200 pools in Chicago and suburbs.
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Chicago
Red Cross
Eckhardt Park
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