QBs Set for Four Bowls on Saturday Afternoon
Four college bowl games headline Saturday action with top quarterbacks like Terry Isaacson of Air Force Don Trull of Baylor and Larry Rakestraw of Georgia Tech. North Carolina, Air Force, and Coast Guard Bay area squads weigh in as leadups to New Year’s Day showdowns featuring Navy Texas Illinois Washington Nebraska Auburn and Alabama Mississippi. Jr Edge Lacey Willard headline UNC as Trull aims for Shrine Game win NBC CBS telecast times listed.
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North Carolina
Air Force
Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Mantry
Coast Guard
Western Kentucky
Orlando
Flo
Terry Isaacson
Don Trull
Larry Rakestraw
Gray
Isaacson
Falcons
Junior Edge
Bob Lacey
Ken Willard
Trull
Baylor
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Roger Pillath
Ernie Boghetti
Pittsburgh
Pete Liske
Penn State
Ron DiGravio
Purdue
Rekestraw
Georgia
Mickey Babb
Otto Graham
Navy
Texas
Illinois
Washington
Nebraska
Auburn
Alabama
Mississippi
Oswego Bowling Scores See-Through League Totals and Standings
Newspaper style bowling scores from Oswego area leagues list players and handicaps with team totals ranging from the high 2600s to 3100s. Highlights include Calverase, Oswego Petro, Kiwanis entries, and Masonic League scores with individual high games and team totals.
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Oswego Petroleum League Flexo Wire
Farrar
Walpole
Trelinsky
Jenkins
DeSantis
Handicap
Calverase
Miceli
Minski
Carney
Woods
Pinarama
Brancato
Smallidjo
Cahil
Restuccio
Harris
Fox
Tremiti
Campbell
Gentile
Lee's Barbers
Galloway
Hanley
Vincent
Quesnel
Mazzoli
Kiwanis No
Castaldo
Stevens
Kelly
Santoro
Cahills Fish
McGiff
Hemlinger
Kenworthy
Olin
Ontario Oi! Co
Regano
Hoefer
Smith
Familo
Garafolo
Workmans
Jackson
Mahoney
Thomas
Workman
Ebert
Henderson
Hill
Nettles
Harrington
Masonic League
Teachout
Lagasse
Gleason
Williams
Adsiit
Chapter Ademan
Coe
Washburn
Lyons
Irwin
Commandery — Manor
Metcalf
Tennant
Andrews
Lewis
Reynolds
Kio
Peters
Darkness May Factor in Bears Giants Embroglio
The piece discusses an NFL title game between the New York Giants and Chicago Bears at Wrigley Field with no lights, noting commissioner Pete Rozelle’s noon start to avoid darkness, and recalling historic late finishes and overtime games. It references Halas inspecting the field, the tarpaulin and blowers warming the ground, and potential edge for the speedy Giants offense if weather or darkness complicates play.
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New York
Yogi Berra
Wrigley Field
Chicago
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
California
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Lake Michigan
Baltimore Colts
Alan Ameche
Dallas Texans
Kansas City
Houston Oilers
Chicago Cubs
Bears
George Halas
Halas
Giants
College basketball results from ECAC Holiday Festival and other games
AP round up of college basketball scores including Villanova 77 over Dayton 73 and Utah 73 over St. John’s. Also St Joseph’s 60 over Providence, UCLA 95 over Yale, Illinois 92 over West Virginia, Michigan 83 over NYU, Pitt 82 over Cal. Oklahoma City 104 over Idaho State, Kansas State 100 over Nebraska, Florida 100 over Manhattan, and DePaul 102 over Canisius. Baseball-like note: Gator Bowl unrelated.
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Villanova
Dayton
Utah
St. John’s
N. Y
Minnesota
Cornell
St. Joseph's
Providence
UCLA
Yale
Illinois
West Virginia
Michigan
New York
Missouri
Oklahoma
Air Force
Florida St
Florida
Manhattan
Queen City
Xavier
Ohio
Miami
DePaul
Canisius
Far West
Colorado St
Iowa
Oregon
Louisiana
Wildcats
Ejight
Opm
Villanoy
Magison Square Garden
Cg. Joseph's
St. John's
Pullet
St. Joseph
New Yor Pn University
State
Bruins
Campions
Los Anges
S.g
Oregon State
Hiep
Portland
Ore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Ilinois
California
Colorado State
Brigham Young
Seattle
Otago
Washington State
Crusaders to Host MakeUp Game With Mexico Tigers
Oswego Catholic High and Mexico Tigers meet in a postponed season opener at St. Francis Hall with a junior varsity tilt at 7 PM. The Oswego County Basketball League returns Tuesday Jan. 7 with ties and standings shown, amid holiday sports lull.
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Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
Mexico Tigers
John F. Kennedy
St. Francis Hall
Oswego County Basketball League
Crusaders
Tigers
OCBL
Phoenix
Mexico
Hannibal
Altmar- Parish - Williamstown
Pulaski
Central Square
Redmen
John Naioti
Varsity
Oswego Catholic High
Pulas
Mexico Ee
Orange Faces Second Best College Scorer
Miami Florida UP two top scorers Bill Bradley of Princeton and Rick Barry of Miami headline the Hurricane Basketball Tournament. Syracuse meets Bradley as the No 2 scorer last year and 32.6 season average. Army targets Barry with a 35.9 average as both Miami and Army lead 6-1 records. Winners play for the title Saturday night.
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Miami
Fla
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Rick Barry
Syracuse
Bradley
Army
Bonnies Star 5th In Scoring Ranks
NEW YORK New Bona venture's Fred Crawford currently ranks fifth in scoring among college basketball players. NCAA statistics released today show Crawford, a tuberculosis survivor two years ago, has 192 points in six games this season for an average of 32 points per game. The top four scorers are Rick Barry Miami Florida Howard Komives Bowling Green Bill Bradley Princeton and Manny Newson Western Michigan.
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New York
St. Bonaventure
Fred Crawford
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Crawford
Rick Barry
Miami
Fla
Howard Komives
Bowling Green
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Manny Newsome
Western Michigan
Gorgeous George Dies at 48 in Los Angeles
Wrestler George Wagner known as Gorgeous George died after a heart attack suffered on Christmas Day. The flamboyant grappler, famous for his golden hair, was 48 and had changed his name to Gorgeous George in 1950.
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Gorgeous George
Los Angeles
Grappler
George Wagner
Villanova Hands Dayton Surprise In Garden Event
Villanova upset Dayton 77 73 at the Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival first round. Villanova used a late seven point run after Dayton fouled out 6 54 remaining, overturning a 66 60 deficit to lead 71 70 and seal the win.
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Villanova
Dayton
Watertown sports editor Case suffers detached retina
John G. Case of 647 Academy Street Watertown, sports editor of WWNY Times Adio station, was reported in poor condition after undergoing eye surgery to repair a detached retina. He entered House of the Good Samaritan hospital Monday afternoon and the diagnosis followed initial eye examination and brief distaste.
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QWN
John G
Jack) Case
Academy St
WatsportscaSte
WWNY
The
Times
House of the Good Samaritan Hospital
Case
Fernoon
Bills Protest Burton Activation in AFL Playoff Spark
Boston and Buffalo clash over Patriots halfback Ron Burton activated for the playoff game. Bills owner Ralph Wilson files protest alleging an AFL constitutional violation. Commissioner Joe Foss to rule. game set for War Memorial Stadium with a snowy field and frost plans in place.
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Buffalo
Boston
American Football League
Patriots
Ron Burton
Bills
Ralph Wilson Jr
Burton
Wilson
Joe Foss
Lou Saban
ABC
War Memorial Stadium
San Diego Chargers
San Diego
Pats
Cato-Meridian and Hannibal Capture Narrow Wins
Cato-Meridian edged Candor 62 61 to open the Fifth Annual Holiday Invitational as Ron Van Norstrand hit a late short field goal to seal the victory and lead his team with 16 points. Hannibal defeated Union Springs 44 38 behind Wendover’s 13 and Pelton’s 10. Candor’s Fred Ahart led all scorers with 20 while Jones topped Candor with eight in a loss.
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Cato — Cato-Meridian High School
Candor
Hannibal
Union Springs
C-Mn
Cato-Meridian School
Jordan Elbridge
Ron van Norstrand
C-M
van Norstrand
Fred Ahart
Wendover
Pelton
Jones
Inonu Back In Power In Turkey Cabinet Reshuffle
Ankara reports Premier Ismet Inonu resumes leadership heading a 23 member minority cabinet with 19 from the Republican People's party and four independents.
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Ankara
Turkey
Ismet Inonusis
Republican People’s Party
Boxing draws and decisions from European bouts
In Ravenna Antonio Fernandez de Jesus 136 Brazil and Agide Asioli 140 Italy fought to a draw over eight rounds. In Milan Carlos Durán 157 Argentina outpointed Bell 157 Jamaica over ten rounds. In Cremona Sandro Schiavetta 126 Italy stopped Gaetano Dos Santos 125 Brazil in five rounds.
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Associated Press
Ravenna
Italy
Antonio Fernandez de Jesus
Brazil
Agide Asioli
Milan
Carlos Duran
Argentine
Bell
Jamaica
Cremona
Sandro Schiavetta
Gaetano Dos Santos
U S doubles win puts Davis Cup lead for Americans
In Adelaide Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston defeated Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser 6 3 4 6 11 9 11 9 in a hot four setter. The victory puts the United States one match from regaining the Davis Cup, with McKinley set to face John Newcombe in Saturday singles. Fraser and Emerson had never before lost a Davis Cup doubles.
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Adelaide
Australia
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Emerson
John Newcombe
Peck
Fraser
Memorial Drive Stadium
Yanks
United States
Alejandro Olmedo
University of Southern California
Barry MacKay
Hamilton Richardson
Brisbane
Find climbs to peak in Saroyan tale of Jacobs rise
By Bob Thomas AP Hollywood writer recounts Arthur Jacobs rise from MGM messenger to a top publicity figure. Jacobs, once fired by Mayer, built a powerhouse in publicity after Marilyn Monroe and Gene Kelly steered him to a Marilyn vehicle with Shirley MacLaine as a risk stopper.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood 7
William Saroyan
Kid
Arthur Jacobs
University of Southern California
MGM
Saroyan
Jacobs
Warners
Marilyn Monroe
Gene Kelly
Kelly
Shirley Maclaine
St Josephs Hand Dement suffers first loss tops division race
St Josephs defeated Dement’s Sauce 69 41 to snap a four game streak and tie for first in Class B. Crahan scored 34 for St Josephs, including 18 first half points, as Dement’s slumped after intermission. Demas 15 and Johnson 12 led Dement’s while Walker 8 paced the winners. Vikings beat the Gents 39 34 to rise to third. Schaefer Beer edged Bill’s Place 43 40 in Class A after a close final minute. Savona’s 20 powered Schaefers past Bill’s with Chetney nine. AnnaL railed 12 for Bill’s.
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St. Joseph's
Dement
Mike Crahan
St. Joseph’s
Vikings
Schaefer Beer
Bill
Smith
Piazza Market
Security
Demons
Norma
Raiders
The
Hustlers
Crahan
Pace St. Joseph's
Dick Johnson
Mike Demas
Gents
Bobby Schaffer
Kevin Leroy
Howie Godfrey
Bill Parsons
Schaefer
Bills Place
Beveragemen
Vinnie Savona
John Anna
Bob Hall
Lombardi Renews FiveYear Pact With Packers
Green Bay Packers announce Vince Lombardi signed a new five year contract through January 1, 1969, replacing the old two year remaining deal. Lombardi, who also serves as general manager, expressed happiness as rumors of rival interest subside.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Vince Lombardi
Packer
Dominic Olejniczak
Lombardi
Packers
Chicago Bears
Bears
Detroit Lions
No Governmental Controls Wanted By Stock Market
A study on self-regulation versus government oversight dominates discussions of stock market policing. Exchanges push for internal controls and enhanced rules while the SEC may gain more powers to oversee and standardize practices. The debate focuses on protecting investors without stifling market self-policing amid price, scandal, and regulatory prospects. The article notes SEC Chairman Cary weighing stricter oversight with industry leaders before Congress acts. Modern tensions color policy as actors consider the balance of regulation and self-policing in securities markets.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
National Association of Securities Dealers
William L. Cary
Gress
House
Senate
Congress
Backcourt Men Come Into Own Thursday
In NBA action on Thursday night K C Jones starred for the Celtics with 17 points aiding a 126-110 win over the Lakers. Teammates Keven Loughery and Red Thorne combined for 41 in Baltimore's 110-108 upset of Detroit while Hal Greer added 16 in Philadelphia's 118-112 win over San Francisco and Si Butler propelled New York past St. Louis 111-107.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Association
Boston
K. ¢. Jones
Jones
Celtics
Los Angeles
Starling
Keven Loughery
Red Thorne
Baltimore
Detroit
Hal Greer
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Si Butler
New York
St. Louis
Bob
Cousy
Corlies
NBA Scores and Tonight's Detroit Philadelphia Matchup
National Basketball Association results include Boston 126 over Los Angeles 110, Philadelphia 118 over San Francisco 112, Baltimore 110 over Detroit 108, New York 111 over St. Louis 107. Tonight Detroit meets Philadelphia in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
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National Basketball Association
Boston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
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