Bowling Scores Highlight Local 214 and Fraternal Leagues
Only three groups reported scores this morning. Dick Fleischman led Local 214 with a 629 series and games of 201 192 and 236, while Ken Nichols of the Fraternal League shot 628 with a 240 opening and a 200 closing. Jeannette Dehm led Port City Girls with a 526 series of 182 182 and 162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Fleischman
Ken Nichols
Jeannette Dehm
Sam Losurdo
George Marturano
Tom Gentile
Don McIntyre
Nick DiGaetano
Harold Nelson
Joe Boni
Henry Breitbeck
Boni
Paul Mangano
Gus Cordean
Pete Pete Papparo
Dick Desans
Fraternal League
Fleischman
Morever
Vic Clawson
Ed Penfield
Carl Miller, Jr
Howie Godfrey
Port City
Syracuse Surges past Brigham Young 77 73 in late rally
Syracuse narrowly defeated Brigham Young 77 73 as Scott Warner heated the closing stretch for BYU while Creighton's Bob Portman poured in 46 in an 89 83 loss to Weber State. Mike Switzer led New Mexico State 71 67 over the Lobos as Nate Archibald added 20 for the Miners. Santa Clara defeated Gonzaga 86 62. Michigan crushed Utah 111 71 with Rudy Tomjanovich and Dan Fife combining for 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Lobos
Associated Press
Santa Clara
Gonzaga
Texas-El Paso
Mike Switzer
Ples Vann
Tom Issac
Petie Gibson
Leonard Lopez
Miners
Switzer
Nate Archibald
Syracuse
Brigham Young
Scott Warner
Creighton
Bob Portman
Weber State
Dan Sadlier
Los Loyola
Jim Haderlein
Dayton
Michigan
Utah
Rudy Tomjanovich
Dan Fife
Minnesota
San Diego State
al Maness
Northwestern
Washington State
Don Adams
Dale Kelley
Four Sweeps In Church Dartball League Matches
Southwest Oswego sprinted ahead by routing Scriba Corners B 15 2 7 2 and 14 1 to extend its lead as multiple teams suffered three game sweeps. Grace Lutheran beat Scriba Corners A 11 6 8 2 11 8 while Christ Church B swept Hannibal 13 4 5 4 7 4 and New Haven beat Iswego Center 25 3 10 5 18. The standings show Southwest Oswego 37 6 Grace Lutheran 26 16 and Hannibal 27 18 with Scriba Corners A 26 19 trailing. North Scriba and Trinity Methodist each posted streaks and Salvation Army earned wins after a first game loss.
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Southwest Oswego
Scriba
Charles Sharkey
Dick King
Nelson Hutchinson
King
Dick Marshall
Grace Lutheran
Ron Wadas
Arnie King
Herb Powers
Arkie Price
Roger Fox
Dave Burke, Jr
Scriba Corners
Brad Coe
Christ Church B
Hannibal
Fred Scharf, Jr
Chuck Taber
Charlie Loescher
Orval McBride
Bob Godden
Walt Hubbard
Scharf
Bill DeLapp
Godden
Andy Pawlenko
New Haven
Iswego Center
Jim Searles
New Have
Dale Bigelow
Dan Johnson
Jeff Tank
Harold Johnson
Bigelow
Searles
Dick DeLong
Salvation Army
First Methodist
Chuck Hutchinson
Methodists
Dave Ballard
Rich DeGroff
al Donovan
Bill Donovan
Rich Haynes
DeGroff
Hutchinson
Lycoming
North Scriba
Elwyn Himes
Fischer
Rae Hyde
Hyde
Pete LaFave
Rusty Reed
Ross Rox
Curt Coon
Hammond
Bob Kiesinger
Trinity Methodist
Walt Foster
Sid Mills
Christ Church
Gil Oldenburg
Charle Foster
Christ Church A
Ken Ferris
Joe White
Ferris
White
Mills
2Nd
Oswego Center
Pee Wee hockey results and standings from Saturday games
Bruins beat Sprinters 8-4 and Lions edged Shamrocks 2-1 while Red Aces and Moose tied 4-4 in Minor Hockey Pee Wee games. Marty Nash led with a hat trick and an assist. Jeff Cooper and Don Canfield each scored for Shamrocks. Joe Readling scored twice for Lions. Standings show Bruins, Lions, Red Aces, Sprinters, Moose, Shamrocks, with top scorers including Nash, Cullinan, Brown, Lowery. Next Saturday schedule set. Dec standings listed.
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Bruins
Lions
Shamrocks
Red Aces
Moose
Pee Wee
Marty Nash
Tim Nash
Lynn Cooper
Jerry Brown
Bob Hogan
Tony Murray
Jeff Cooper
Don Canfield
Jay Scanlon
Mike Mulcahey
John Germain
Tom Murray
Joe Readling
Richard Bieling
Claude Moreau
Jim Howard
Don Baker
Tom Abbey
Tom Darling
Chip Wallace
Frank Cullen
Mike Cullinan
Bob Lowery
Romney
Namath Named AFL MVP in Near Unanimous Vote
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath was named the AFL Most Valuable Player in a top-heavy AP panel vote. He collected 15 of 30 votes, with Lance Alworth second, and credited for guiding the Jets to the Eastern Division title with clutch late drives in season openers and late-game comebacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Joe Namath
American Football League
Namath
New York Jets
Oakland
Associated Press
AFL
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Bob Griese
Miami
Len Dawson
Kansas City
John Hadl
Daryle Lamonica
George Sauer
Paul Robinson
Cincinnati
Bob Holmes
Jets
Chiefs
Don Maynard
Hank Stram
Houston
UCLA Maintains lead in major college basketball poll
UCLA remains the top team in the Associated Press poll with all 42 first place votes. North Carolina stays second as Villanova and Kansas rise in the rankings after strong weeks. New Mexico slips after first loss. Illinois and Wyoming enter the Top 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villanova
Kansas
Associated Press
UCLA
North Carolina
Catholic University
Murray
Utah State
Stanford
Bruins
Minneso
West Virginia
Tar Heels
Clemson
Virginia
Davidson
Kentucky
New Mexico
Colorado
Notre Dame
Santa Clara
Cincinnati
Southern California
Illinois
Wyoming
Tennessee
California
Western Kentucky
Houston
Sugars
Detroit
St. Bonaventure
Louisville
New Mex
Ohio State
LaSalle
Purdue
Mahaney Leads Elks Club To First City League Win
Ron Mahaney entered late in the second period and scored 14 as Elks Club edged Canale's Rest 39 34 for their season opener in City League Class B. Canale's Rest rallied late but fell short with key baskets by Heagerty Wallace Corradino. Sereno's Rest, Kelly's Rest and Alcan also posted wins in Monday action at Oswego High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Mahaney
Elks Club
Canale
Oswego High School
Kelly
Alcan
Sereno
Fitters & Plumbers
OHS
Ellis
WSGO
Tit
Paul Heagerty
Fran Wallace
Joe Corradino
Wallace
Mahaney
Terry Griffin
Heagerty
John Symons
Jim Coniski
Anthony Ponzi
Chuck von Holtz
Chuck Annal
Coniski
al Travis
Symons
Derousie
Alumni Homecoming tilt thrills Oswego Catholic High crowd
Close to 600 spectators attended the Oswego Catholic High School Homecoming game at St Francis Hall. The Whites defeated the Blues 66 to 64 in a thriller led by Jer y Altimonda with supporting scorers Gary MacDonald Tony Panchiaco Leo Enright and Jerry Root. Major Francis Calverase received the Out standing Alumni Award via his son Joseph Calverase who accepted the trophy on his behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hall
Oswego Catholic High School
Eugene M. Yennock
OCHS
Francis Calverase
United States Military Academy
West Point
Calverase
Joseph T. Calverase
John F. Naioti
Jerry Altimonda
Gary MacDonald
Mike
Tony Panchiaco
Leo Enright
Tony Galizia
del Brocco
Bob Bellinger
Jerry Root
College basketball results round up from AP wires
Wagner 93 CCNY 60. South Vanderbilt 85 Southern California 75. Ohio State 74 Butler 71. Michigan 111 Utah 74. Northwestern 77 Washington State 61. Dayton 83 Los Angeles 58. Wichita State 79 Texas A&M 60. Weber State 89 Creighton 83. Oklahoma 65 Southwest Missouri 57. Houston 91 Bowling Green 80. Tulsa 81 Bradley 79. SMU 82 Yale 76. Texas El Paso 71 New Mexico 67. Minnesota 73 San Diego State 60. Utah State 84 San Jose State 83. Syracuse 77 Brigham Young 73. Arizona 68 Nebraska 63. Santa Clara 86 Gonzaga 62. U of Pacific 77 Drake 75.
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Associated Press
Wagner
CCNY
South
Vanderbilt
So. Calif
Midwest
Ohio State
Butler
Michigan
Utah
Northwestern
Wash. St
Dayton
Los Ang
Loyola
Wichita
San Diego St
Bucs edge Mavericks in lengthy late game finish
New Orleans beat Houston 107 106 after a two second finish caused by a stopped clock. Willie Somerset led Houston with 29 points while Jimmy Jones had 27 for New Orleans as Weaver protested futilely.
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Associated Press
New Orleans Bucs
Houston Mavericks
American Basketball Association
Red Robbins
Bucs
Babe McCarthy
New Orleans
Jim Weaver
Houston
Miami
Indiana
San Francisco
San Diego
Willie Somerset
Mavericks
Jimmy Jones
Weaver
McCarthy
Willie Murrell
Murrell
Skip Thoren
Mel Daniels
Pacers
Elvin Hayes
NBA
Hayes
Warriors
Rockets
Nate Thurmond
Clyde Lee
Rudy LaRusso
Dale Schlueter
Jeff Mullins
Monday's Fights Sengdak Ebihara KO Victory
Japanese fighter H Hiroyuki Ebihara defeated Eli Aquinto in a knockout on Monday in Sendai. The bout featured Ebihara earning a quick win over the Filipino challenger with a decisive finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sendak
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Eli Aquinto
Philippines
Jets and Colts Favored in Sunday Championship Games
The Jets were three point favorites over the Raiders and the Colts six points over the Browns in Sunday NFL and AFL title clashes. Cleveland and Oakland pulled upset wins last weekend, aiming to repeat, with Daryle Lamonica and Warren Wells key for Oakland while Baltimore bet on Morrall at quarterback and Leroy Kelly for Cleveland in a tense buildup to the championship day.
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Jets
Oakland Raiders
Colts
Cleveland
Browns
Oakland
Dallas
Raiders
Kansas City
Daryle Lamonica
New York
Lamonica
Fred Biletnikoff
Chiefs
Biletnikoff
Walt Michaels
Michael
Michaels
Warren Wells
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Earl Morrall
Morrall
Leroy Kelly
Bill Nelsen
Kelly
Vikings
Nelsen
Minnesota
Nelson
Referee Wally Harris Recovering From AHL Collision
Providence AP reports referee Wally Harris in good condition at Miriam Hospital after suffering a concussion and head cut from a Sunday night collision in an American Hockey League game between Baltimore and Providence. He was moved from intensive care to a private room.
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Providence
R.I
Wally Harris
Mirami Hospital
Baltimore
Harris
Seattle Rang ers Coach Mel McCain Dismissed
Mel McCain, coach of the Seattle Rangers of the Continental Football League for the past two seasons, was dismissed on Monday.
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Seattle
Mel McCain
Seattle Rangers
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University of Texas-El Paso
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Wallace Capella
Corradino
Kuno Sentero
Chamberlain Proud
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Haynes
Jr Kelly
Lloyd
Travis
J.conisk
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Snyder
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von Heltz
J.annal Toy Greenwood
Serene'’s
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Bobby Hall
Bobby Misch
Mike Federici
Bill Fisher
Gary Roy
George Altimonda
Steve Komarnicki
Tony Fiorini
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Forks OF the Road
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Oswego Plaza Liquor Store
Oswego Shopping Plaza
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