Oswego Elks-Bucs Swim Tourney Brings Local Teams to OHS Pool
Oswego High hosts a Friday Elks Bucs Booster Swim Tournament with Auburn Camillus Jamesville-DeWitt Watertown competing. Twelve events include 11 categories with trophies and ribbons, six teams, and nominal admission.
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Bowl leaders shine in Oswego curling Creek Inn and cycle shop leagues
Oswego bowlers produced high scores as Reifke Pettie and Donna Clifford topped series in Creek Inn and Butch's Cycle Shop circuits. Pettie led Wine Creek League with a 610 while Clifford triumphed in Smith's Sieter League with a 586. Other top scores included 655 by Doug, 269 and 192 by Schrader, and notable 610 and 246 games across multiple leagues. Donna Clifford posted a standout 586 series, while fellow Sally Bina Clifford led the women’s effort among local leagues.
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NFL
Maple Leafs and Rangers Survive as NHL Action Heats Up
The Maple Leafs routed the Canadiens 9-2 as Lanny McDonald scored twice and seven others added a goal. In other games, the Rangers beat the Flyers 2-1, the North Stars shut out the Islanders 1-0, the Canucks beat the Seals 6-4, the Penguins tied the Red Wings 2-2, and the Kings and Black Hawks drew 3-3.
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Cowboys Near Sellout For NFC Playoff With Vikings
The Dallas Cowboys said they had 5 000 tickets left for the NFC playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings and warned local telecast chances depended on selling out by noon Thursday. Dallas area ticket offices opened 13 locations Thursday after selling 14 000 tickets for the prior championship game.
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OCHS Hosts Sacred Heart Quint Friday In Rival Clash
Oswego Catholic High and Oswego High fans anticipated a rare showdown this season after scheduling conflicts prevented a local rivalry. Sacred Heart of Syracuse tops the Syracuse Pro Circuit standings with a 3-1 mark and features two guards averaging over 20 points.
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Dan Attwood
Bob Farrell
Joe Haselbauer
Ron Molinari
Paul Zaryski
Pat Shannon
Brian O'Toole
John Warner
John Murphy
Fraser defaults Dibley match at Australian Open
Neale Fraser defaulted in the opening round as Colin Dibley advanced to the second round of the $74 000 Australian Open Fraser led 6 5 in the second set when the default occurred Frasers decision drew mixed feelings from Dibley and others and several players including Borg Connors and Newcombe won their matches.
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Four colleges to compete in holiday hockey tourney at Romney Fieldhouse
Oswego State, Hamilton College, Waterloo University and Royal Military College battle in a three night round robin from Thursday to Saturday at Romney Fieldhouse. Oswego coach Herb Hammond cites positive team attitude and full strength for the event.
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Doug
Chris Ouellette
Lakers
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Madonna
Ben Madonia
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Greg Batt
Varsity
Rich Tremblay
Madonia
Ouellette
Glenn Sisman
Pete Weimer
Romney Ice
Romney
Sage Arena
Clinton
Great Lakers
Many Favorites Win Surprising Upsets Credited To Courtmen
A jammed holiday slate saw California, Missouri, Florida and Duke upset winners. California defeated Penn 64-63 in the Quaker City Tournament in Philadelphia, and Missouri toppled Oklahoma 73-70 in the Big Eight. Florida beat Jacksonville 64-62 and Duke edged Western Kentucky 75-69 in Jacksonville.
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Tennessee
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Thlts Tonight at Leighton School Lifts City Hoops Thriller
Oswego City League action features Carson's News finally breaking into the win column with a 49 42 victory over Goodyear as Tom Ford boosts late surge with 9 points in the final period. Teammate Tom Proud adds 14, Tim Brown 8, while Hurlbutt leads Goodyear with 11 and Eddy and Johnson 10 each. Garafolo's and Unknowns also post wins in a high drama night.
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Abandons Bench To Help Squires Score Cage Win
Virginia Squires coach Al Bianchi kept George Irvine on the floor as he sparked a 118-113 ABA win over the Denver Rockets with 12 points in the final quarter. Irvine, a season high 16, helped overcome a late Denver rally after replacing foul plagued George Carter.
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Davis Cup Team Missing Stars
Davis Cup captain Dennis Ralston named Tom Gorman Erik Van Dillen and others to the 1974 squad while top players Stan Smith and Jimmy Connors were notably absent. Smith and Connors ranked No 1 in the US but did not join the list, with Connors declining and Smith previously skipping the 1973 opener.
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