First Methodist Wins Pair For Slight Gain in Church Dartball League
First Methodist led four other top clubs with two wins as league action left no clean sweeps. Jim Ringland Jr hit a homer in the opener, Rich Pelow and Bob Hooper homered in the nightcap, while Art Hill tripled to start the seventh and Randy Pelow doubled for the winning run in the final frame. New Haven blanked Oswego Center in two of three and Lycoming and Hannibal split a pair as odd results continued. St. Matthew's and First Baptist posted key victories, while Trinity Methodist’s match was not reported.
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Rich Pelow
Bob Hooper
Harold Feistel
Methodist
Art Hill
Randy Pelow
New Haven
Oswego Center
Tom Searles
Dave Grandjean
Glenn Fletcher
Bob Grandjean
Orville Johnson
Reuel Todd, Sr
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Fletcher
Lycoming
Hannibal A
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Walt Hubbard
Orval McBride
Hannibal
Barry Rhinehart
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Will Noyes
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Coon
Rev. McBride
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George Stickney
Lee Godfrey
Jimmy Harper
Ed Godfrey
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Ted Burke
North Scriba
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John Martin
John Cole
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Sid Mills
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Billy Dexter
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George Yager
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Hal Lass
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Long forgotten bowl lore and old Oswego sports echoes
Pasadena businessman James Wagner sparked the post season football bowl idea in 1902 shaping today’s bowls. In Oswego history Cisco Monette scored 387 points as Little Oswego went 18-1, with a 7-6 loss to the Braves. Johnny Mack Brown and Ward Bond each played Rose Bowl games before film careers. 25 years ago Randy Large and teammates led Central New York Power Corp to first place as Fahenstock posted a 546 series in the Industrial League.
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Calif
James Wagner
Wagner
Cisco Monette
Little Oswego
Braves
Paul Murray
Fran Masuiica
Johnny Mack Brown
Alabama
Ward Bond
Southern Cal
Randy Large
Dave Manor
Joe Stone
Jim Fahenstock
Allie Roy
Central New York Power Corp
Fahenstock
Opinions Differ On Effect of TV Quitting Boxing
Observers wrestle with TV’s impact as boxing faces potential blackout in 1964. Promoters Herman Taylor Chris Dundee Archie Litman and Sam Silverman discuss whether fewer telecasts will harm or help the sport. ABC plans to drop Gillette Friday card in 1964 amid ratings slump.
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Herman Taylor
Philadelphia
Dean
Sai
Chris Dundee
Miami Beach
Fla
Archie Litman
Pittsburgh
Sam Silverman
Boston
Madison Square Garden
American Broadcasting Co
Gillette
ABC
College basketball results roundup by Associated Press
Cincinnati beat Kansas State 72 70, Ohio State 79 62 over Houston, Utah State 95 90 over Bradley, Utah 101 72 over New Mexico State, Creighton 92 63 over Nevada, Colorado State 82 92 Saint Marys 92, Stanford 69 64 overtime over Kansas, Brigham Young 94 90 over Michigan State, New Mexico 63 61 over Purdue, Florida State 91 76 over Tulsa, Louisville 66 57 over South Carolina, Alabama 75 67 over Howard Alabama, Army 100 70 over American University, Yale 97 85 over Tulane.
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Carolina
Associated Press
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Bearcats
Ron Krick
Krick
Kansas State
George Wilson
Wilson
Ron Bonham
Ed Jucker
Tom Thacker
Tony Yates
Utah
Jack Gardner
Utes
New Mexico State
Skip Kruzica
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Houston
Bob Quinneys
Michigan State
Utah State
Bradley
Troy Collier
Rick Kaminsky
Yale
Tulane
Creighton
Nevada
South Carolina
Colorado State U
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Paris-Souleymane Dial Beats Fullmer in Utah Bout
In West Jordan Utah dial 154 percent outpointed Don Fullmer 15 rounds in a heavyweight contest. Dial used superior stamina and ring control to win on points over Fullmer who fought valiantly but could not overcome the early pace set by Dial.
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Associated Press
Paris
Souleymane Diallo
Senegal
Don Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Ortiz to defend titles starting with Elorde in Manila
New York based light weight champion Carlos Ortiz plans three title defenses beginning Feb 1 in Manila against Filipino Elorde. If successful, he would then face Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan and Carlos Hernandez of Venezuela in subsequent bouts.
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Carlos Ortiz
Elorde
Manila
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Carlos Hernandez
Venezuela
Giants Count On Santa Tittle To Fill Stockings
A playful chat recasts Y.A. Tittle as Santa Claus guiding the New York Giants in a Sunday clash with the Chicago Bears. The piece compares Tittle and teammates Del Shofner to Santa’s helpers, notes Tittle’s touchdown passes, and lists Bears defenders eyeing to stop him as Papa Bear Halas awaits the NFL title.
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Santa Tittle
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Tittle
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Chicago Bears
New York Giants
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Dashner
Dancer
Blitzen
de Shofner
Del
Santa
Rudolph
Bears
Buffalo Grid Ready For Playoff Snow Free Field
War Memorial Stadium strata spread to cover the playing surface with fifty tons of straw and chemical freezing agents to prevent frost and snow. The setup aims to prepare the field for Saturday’s AFL Eastern Division playoff between Buffalo and Boston.
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War Memorial Stadium
Buffalo
Boston
Cincinnati Bearcats sneak past Kansas State in final second
Cincinnati stays unbeaten at 6-1 after a 72-70 win over Kansas State on George Wilson's tip-in with one second left. Ron Krick scored 11 points, while Wilson and Ron Bonham added 23 each. Other top games saw Utah, New Mexico State, Ohio State, BYU, and Yale win in a night of college basketball action.
Beliveau Tops NHL Scoring Race After Week’s Wins
Canadiens star Jean Beliveau surged to the league lead with six points in three wins, totaling 15 goals and 30 assists for 45 points. He moved ahead of rivals Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita, who sit second with 44 points each after Chicago’s duo added three points apiece in the past week.
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Beliveau
Montreal
Jean Beliveau
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
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Stan Mikita
Chicago Black Hawks
Hull
Mikita
Chicago
Winner Drops Dead at Los Alamitos After Race
Lafty Pin a 4 year old gelding scored an upset victory in the seventh race at Los Alamitos race track on Monday then collapsed and died in the winner's circle.
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Calif
Lafty Pin
Rival Coaches Split on Bear Giant Victory
Four NFL coaches who faced both the Chicago Bears and New York Giants offer mixed picks for Sunday's title game at Wrigley Field. Jack Christiansen predicts a Giants win while Buddy Parker and Nick Skorich hedge on conditions, citing weather as a key factor. Don Chula does not name a winner.
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Skorich
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Don Chula
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Colts
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PGA Wins Antitrust Suit Over Tournament Rules
In San Francisco, U S District Judge Lloyd H Burke ruled the Professional Golfers Association of America did not violate anti trust laws in the first such suit against the PGA. Herbert C Deesen of Berkeley sought 210000 in treble damages after losing his approved tournament player card in 1958. Burke found no discrimination or unlawful restrictions by the PGA and warned that unlimited non member entries could threaten professional tourneys.
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Professional Golfers Association of America
PGA
U. S
Lloyd H. Burke
Herbert C. Deesen
Berkeley
Calif
Burke
Deesen
Tate Miami coach named head at University of Miami
Charlie Tate was chosen as head football coach at the University of Miami after receiving unanimous approval. The 42-year-old former Georgia Tech assistant under Bobby Dodd for seven seasons will sign a four year contract, with Dr. Henry King Stanford recommending his appointment as successor to Andy Gustafson.
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Charlie Tate
University of Miami
Tate
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Henry King
Stanford
State
Andy Gustafson
Defending City League Champs Bow as Sereno's Rest Triumphs
In Oswego High School action Sereno's Rest handed the Hannibal Merchants a 59 52 defeat ending a 35 game win streak believed the longest in 21 year City Basketball League history. Hammermill beat the Raiders 45 43 and the Hibernians defeated Villa Rest 62 45.
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Hannibal Merchants
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Hibernians
Villa Rest
Vikings
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St. Joseph’s and
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Bill's
Schaefer Beer
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Hannibal
Judd Backus
Backus
Jim Martin
Erwin Dewey
Dick Dumas
Billy Drumm
Anthony Ponzi
Quint
Martin
Dewey
Gerry Allen
Mel Giarola
Dave DeMarse
Wilt Chamberlain Takes NBA Scoring Lead
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors becomes the league's top scorer after reaching the thousand-point mark this week. He is averaging 34 points per game as Oscar Robertson slides to third with 941 season points while Bob Pettit moves into second at 967. Four of every ten jobs in pest employment are tied to agriculture.
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Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
NBA Today
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Big Dipper
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Robertson
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Los Angeles Lakers
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