Hibernians and Naval Reserve Triumph In Close City Games
In Oswego last night the Hibernians edged Red Raiders 27 22 while Naval Reserve held on 34 33 over K of C. The Young Knights led Moose 19 15 at half before winning 48 27 and Schaefer Beer beat The Gents 55 28 behind John Scharf 12 and John Turner 16. The latest standings and next week’s schedule will be published Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego High
Hibernians
Red Raiders
Naval Reserve
Nor
K of C
Young Knights
Heavvy
Moose
Gents
Schaefer Beer
Robinson Auditorium
Tommy Wright
Doc Falanga
Dick McGann
Ross Leonard
Wright
Leonard
Knights
Kevin LeRoy
Jim Mangano
Rich Pelow
LeRoy
Mangano
John Scharf
Dave Dehm
John Turner
Moose Knights
Leavens
Vona
Heynes
Johnson ZI
A. Leavens
Pelow
Corradino
Siebe
Somers
Regen
McCarthy's Grill
McCarthy
Meicalt
Bellardin
Ackerley Gaga
Campbell
Chetney
Turner
Lg Rui
Ki Thompson
Schart
Wall
Mantoney
Carson
Germam
Frawley
Nats Capture Second in Row
Celtics crush Pistons 125 110 in Detroit while Syracuse tops St Louis 135 126. Boston extends win streak to nine and leads the East with 14 3. Philadelphia and Syracuse chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Upi
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Syracuse
St. Louis
Detroit
Olympia Stadium
Boston
Celics
Philadelphia
Hawks
Nicewepaper
New Stars Will Show Waves In College Openers
The college basketball season opens with top players from Cincinnati to St Bonaventure. Key debuts include Texas A M freshman Lewis Qualls and Purdue star Terry Dischinger. Ohio State faces Ohio University in the featured opener as major teams begin a weekend set.
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Associated Press
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Jerry West
West Virginia
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Darral Imhoff
California
Lennie Wilkens
Providence
Lee Shaffer
North Carolina
Tom Sanders
NYU
Ton Jackson
St. John's
Tom Stith
St. Bonaventure
Lucas
Jackson
Stith
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Roger Zinyser
Georgia Tech
Bill
the Hill) McGull
Utah
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Lewis Qualls
Texas A&m
Texas Aggies
Texas
Qualls
Trinity of Texas
Ohio University
Buckeyes
Bradley
Minnesota
Virginia Military
Kentucky
Los Angeles
Loyola
League Group To Visit Syracuse For Franchise Talks
The Pacific Coast League plans to operate in Honolulu next season with three unidentified groups showing interest. An option to buy Sacramento for 55000 could transfer to Honolulu after ownership issues. Hawaii travel costs are estimated at 80000 by Honolulu owners. The International League moves its Miami franchise to San Juan. A Syracuse visit will review Montreal as a site for a franchise. Tommy Richardson elected president at 65 with a 15000 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Honolulu
San Juan
Puero Rico
Pacific Coast League
Dewey Sorrano
Sacramento
San Francisco
Soriano
International League
Miami
Syracuse
N. Y
Montreal
Tommy Richardson
Frank Shaughnessy
Richardson
Palmer Returns to West Palm Beach Open Contenders
West Palm Beach hosts a $15,000 Open at the West Palm Beach Country Club starting today. Arnold Palmer, Masters and U S Open champion, aims to win the top prize of $2,000 amid a strong field including Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff Julius Boros Bill Casper Jr Doug Ford George Bayer Art Wall Jr Tommy Bolt and Ted Kroll.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Palmer
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Julius Boros
Bill Casper, Jr
Doug Ford
George Bayer
Art Wall Jr
Tommy Bolt
Ted Kroll
Boston and Chicago skate to 2 2 tie in N H L
The Nat Hockey League game finished in a 2 2 tie between Boston and Chicago on Wednesday. Thursday’s schedule features Toronto at Montreal and Boston at Detroit.
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Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Oswego County All Star Gridders Named by Coaches
Eleven top coaches named the Oswego County Football League’s best players in a pictured lineup. Players include Eric Wadburgh Pulaski Dick De Long Mexico Vernon Wallace Mexico Bob Ecker Altmar Parish Williams town Ken Mannise Mexico Jack Nash Pulaski John Bonner Pulaski John Di Toma Central Square Vic Malambri Hannibal Dick Young Phoenix Jeff Guard Harold Ladd Central Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County Football
Eric Wadburgh
Pulaski
Dick DeLong
Mexico
Vernon Wallace
Bob Ecker
Altmar-Parish-Wilamstown
Ken Mannise
Jack Nash
John Bonner
John di- Toma
Central Square
Vic Malambri
Hannibal
Dick Young
Phoenix
Jeff Guard
Harold Ladd
Cannova 627 Leads Busy Bowling Night Circles
Al Cannova rolls 627 in the D A League while Sereno adds 613 in Brunswick action. Dozens of bowlers across leagues post high games and totals including Losurdo 568 Pecora 365 Cahill 360 and Cannova 627 in Oswego and Utica Club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cannova
Sam Losurdo
Joe Pecora
Fran Cahill
Runn
Tony Conzong
Joe Amedio
Joe Sereno
Nuge
Sam Teilke
Gordon Mayo
Floyd Kunzcher
Tom Eha
Jake Restuccio
Jim Brancato
Bob Babcock
Ray Thomas
Carl Roy
Lupe
Jack Blum
Perry Chetney
Eddie Shannon
Clarence Bullock
Fran Signore
Jim Cleary
Leon Mumford
Bob Joynt
Kegler
American Legion League
Trene Buske
Sallie Schrader
Idea Taormina
Leah Muscalino
Shirley Spano
Hene
Sallie
Tdea
Leah
Shirley
Mary Sweeney
Port City
Juleen Cranston
Fitzhugh Park
Pat Gallagher
St. Paul's
D. A. League
Utica Club
Carmody
Rourke
Hare
Giambo
Williamson
Handicap
Carling Black Label
Pecora
Carney
Johnson
Catalone
Salvador
Familo
Brownell
Brewer
Family
McElhone
Pelin
T. Mangano
Olin
Angelina
J. Mangano
Tink
Ruggio
Mangano
Losurdo
Conzotte
Fulton
Zizzi
Broadwell
T. Mosher
C. Mosher
DiGaetano
Oswego Petroleum
Wall
Regan
Amedio
Murphy
Molinari
J. Giambo
Losurdo Jr
Cattuomo
J. A. Losurdo
Alica-Oswego Motor Exp
Simmons
L. Angelina
Pertett
J. Angelina
Cannova
Total
Borazumate
Stevens
Schaefer Beer
Loughlin
Coach
Daniels
Bradshaw
Bob & Joe's
Beaty
Palmer
Knosp
Goodness
Hod Carriers
Alfieri
Calderone
Henderson
Barillo
DeBane
Utica
Pilon
Duda
Natali
Nettles
Kelly
Tract
Keenan
Reidy
Philo
Turners — Ayers
Kielb
Torbitt
Gillen
Teifke
Ballantine — Natoli
Brancato
Criisafulli
J. Brancato
Ravesi
Pelkey
S — D. Pelkey
T. Pelkey
G. Pelkey
Schrader
Barker
Capitol Girls League
Syracuse Nets 135 St Louis 126 in NBA clash
Syracuse defeated St Louis 135 to 126 in Wednesday NBA action. Boston beat Detroit 125 to 110. Upcoming Friday games feature Los Angeles at Boston and St Louis at New York with several cross divisions.
Knotty Problem Confronts Major League Conclave
In New York Ford Frick and league presidents meet in secret to resolve expansion issues centering on Los Angeles and a 10 team American League for 1961. Walter O’Malley and the Dodgers block dual LA clubs until Chavez Ravine Stadium is ready. Washington Senators move to Minneapolis St Paul under new ownership.
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New York
Ford Frick
Frick
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
Washington Senators
Minneapolis-St. Paul
O'Malley
Brooklyn
Chavez Ravine Stadium
Robinson Must Win Early To Secure NAB Middleweight Title
Sugar Ray Robinson must KO Gene Fullmer within five rounds to claim the NAB version of the world middleweight title as their 15 round bout nears on Saturday at the Sports Arena. Robinson, 39, trains at Gilman Hot Springs and is noted for a powerful left hook, while Fullmer, 29, vows alertness after past knockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
National Boxing Association
Battlers
Robinson
Gilman Hot Springs
Here
New York
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Edmonton boxing title bout ends with Nigerian challenger stoppage
Nigerian fighter Dick Tiger stopped Wilfredo Greaves to win the British Empire middleweight title in Edmonton. In Paterson Roland LaStarza halted Danny Logan in 7 rounds. Tokyo's Haruo Sakamoto outpointed Dommy Ursua. Jae Keun Yang stopped Young Wild Cezar in Iligan. Featherweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Edmonton
Alta
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Wilfie Greaves
Paterson
N. J
Roland la Starza
New York
Danny Logan
Tokyo
Haruo Sakamoto
Japan
Dommy Ursua
Philippines
Iligan
Jae Keun Yang
Korea
Young Wild Cezar
Woman Harvests Cotton on Front Lawn in Casper
Mrs HH Hand, Casper, Wyoming, harvested cotton from a plant she grew on her front lawn late this summer. The sight drew curiosity from neighbors as she tended the small crop and noted its persistence amid the dry season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
HH. R
Little Leaguers Hear Dewey At Annual Dinner
Fifth annual Little League banquet set for Thursday evening December 15 at 6 30 p m in Knights of Columbus Hall West Fifth and Bridge Streets. Bob Dewey Colgate University coach will be principal speaker. tickets available first come first served with reservations by December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dewey
Colgate University
Knights of Columbus
West Fifth and Bridge Sts
Angelo DiMiero
Leo Lagoe
Chuck Gallagher
Steve Delia
Len Ponzi
Milt Decker
Dante Maniccia
Fleischman and Mancuso
Lambrino
Dante
Lupe
K of C
Oswego Lodge of Moose
Oswego Hot Stove Association
Vernon AuClair
Victor Catalone
Dewey
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Gene Woodling
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Creighton Hall
Bill Skowron
Deer season set in Northern Westchester County 1961
The State Conservation Department announced a 10 day deer hunting period in Northern Westchester County in January 1961. Hunters may take deer of either sex with shotguns using slugs. Dates are January 16 to 20 and January 23 to 27 within 11 townships and quota permits issued by local town clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
Albany
State Conservation Department
Major League Friday Beer Matchups Schedule
Major League Friday games set for 6 45 P M with several beer houses facing off. Notable pairings include Schaeffer s Beer against Vona s Rest Canale s Rest against Bud weiser Beer Ballantine Beer against Gene see Beer and Bosco amp Geers against Kuno s Flying ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeffer's Beer
Vona's
Canale’s Rest
Budweiser Beer
Ballantine Beer
Genesee Beer
Bosco & Geers
Kuno’s
High Scores In Fulton Leagues Bowling Action Report
Fulton leagues see Dilts Woods and LaGalbos lead four point routs over Steel Workers Genesee and Easy Bargain with K of C Electric West Side Mattys and Ballantines. City B action has Restaurant Bundas four points over Landeras Browns with Ryans Arenas Burton Loomis and Morrill three each. Top bowlers include Penrod Schebec Solowy Stuber Wood Phillips Skinner and many more with scores from the high 500s down to 470s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton — Dilts, Woods and LaGalbos
Steel Workers
Genesee
Easy Bargain
K of C
Electric
West Side
Mattys and
Ballantines
Bullards
S and D
Armstrong, Manittas and
Elks
W. Penrod
B. Schebec
M. Solowy
J. Stuber
C. Wood
W. Phillips
C. Skinner
A. Kees
P. Woodard
F. Sullivan
M. McClellan
B. West
L. Sutcliffe
K. Warne
J. Abraham
A. Criisafulli
B. Drake
D. Dopp
G. Wolever
W. Case
J. Miec
J. Falanga
T. Bullard
D. Bullard
F. Meldrum
R. March
C. Webb
W. Crouch
League Action
Bundas
Landeras
Browns
Ryans
Arenas
Burton-Loomis
Morrill
Merritt-Bovay
Dantes
Litwak-Baker
Arcadi
M. Bunda
J. Wilson
J. Vescio
D. McFarland
L. Daniels
R. Phillips
W. Webb
D. Parks
B. Capria
J. Ferazzoli
R. Simons
A. Fiorini
J. Fegley
R. Pierce
J. Hess
A. Raponi
Crusaders Visit Pulaski In Key Oswego Tilt
Oswego Catholic seeks a third straight win as unbeaten Crusaders face Pulaski on the road in the opening game of Watertown High’s 1960-61 program. Watertown hosts an all-around program night with OHL and freshmen games joining the varsity battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Catholic High
Oswego High
Crusaders
Oswego
Watertown High
Pulaski
Blue Devils
Fulton
Phoenix
Hannibal
Atmar-Parish-Williamstown
Freem Powers
Watertown
Vic Leon
Bob Glavier
Paul Duda
Dave Russell
Nino Badalatoo
Dave Beckner
Clem Pangallo
Henry Tedesco
Tim Jeffrey
OHL
Biff Simons
Gerry Lloyd
Ron Tesoriero
Mike Stewart
Joe Shoenfelt
Ochs Quint
Gerry Friel
Larry Pidgeon
Dan Frawley
Ed Muntner
Ed Quigley
Ohio University Tops Small Colleges in Final Poll
The Ohio Bobcats claimed the small college football title based on schedule strength, earning half the eight first place votes from NCAA district selectors. Lenoir Rhyne and Humboldt State followed, with Ohio defeating Dayton 98-0 and posting other notable scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio University
Ohio Bobcats
William R Hess
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
N.C
Humboldt
Calif
Dayton
Boston University
Mavier
Ohio
New York Thoroughbred Racing Sets State Records in 1960
Aqueduct closed the year with 30 176 betting and 3 509 402 in wagering. State totals reach 5 588 779 in attendance and 531 441 960 in handle over 218 days. Saratoga’s 24 days saw 336 et bettors wager 25 733 9. State revenue from admissions and margins will exceed 56 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Aqueduct
Saratoga Racetrack
Old Glory Horse Auction Returns to New York
The Old Glory horse auction at Madison Square Garden concluded a three day sale with 465 trotters and pacers sold for a total of $750,000. The average price was $1,163. Budlong a 4 year old pacer sold for $47,000 to Saul Finkelstein of New Rochelle New York and Darn Valley a 3 year old trotter sold for $37,000 to George Huss of Ringtown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Budlong
Saul Finkelstein
New Rochelle
N.Y
Darn Valley
Trotter
George Huss
Ringtown
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Oswego County
Traynes
Frank's
Morgia
Wise
Caruso
Kieper
Cahill
Ray's
Esso
Baldwin
Stacy
Miller Jr
King
Muller Sr
Dufore’s Jewelers
Calaman
Culeton
Dehm
Ahart
James
Cooker
Capitol Bwl
W. Blum
J. Blum
Cummings
Frataccia
Roy
Ross
Murray
Collins
Doherty
Young
Egbert
Signorile
Tickle
Quence
Tonkon
Mumford
Benny's
Tucker
Barbeau
Mueller
Pomper
McGiff
Canales Fest
Demore
Maturano
McClelland
Canale
Deline Groc
Deline
Ford
Wallace
Miner
Cleary
Eckerlin
Holliday
McCarey
Shannon
Galletta
Kozlowski
Southgate
Symons
Palmitter
Griffin
Bullock
Sivers — Shannon
Thompson
Stieper
Lupa
Dick & Joe
S — Bouchard
Tannish
Gordon
H. Gordon
McCabe
Father & Sons
Smith
Sugar
Victory
Saternow
Broncato
Babcock
Restaccio
Falanga
Russell
Austins Scholl
Gurney
Parker
Otis
West
Otal
Maniccia
Knopp
Baker Jr
Burke
Hennessey
Castaldo
Coast
Godici
Brown
Leach
Kinney Ins
van Buren
Favata
Hewitt
Bivens
Kraft
P & C Brennan
Hammond
Hogan
Carroll
Backus
Curtis Manor
DeCrisio
Brennan
Virgo
Seymour
Kostoroski
Quesnell
Harrington
VanWie
Bauer
Hoey
Rochettes
Manfre
Dennie
Crisafulli
Grindle
Chipperettes
Lytle
Tlacqua
Cranston
Morgan
Martin
Capettes
Colloca
Pagano
Portel
Dillabough
Pinerettes
Strong
Coliano
Musa
Cotter
Clubettes McKinstry
Pilotta
Miuccio
Pitch
Spano
McConkey
Bundy
Buske
Castro
Luzynski
Los
Clark
Janice
Hdep
Western Union
Carrera
Cherchio
Sweet
Patrick
Lambrinos
Berlin
Mandela
G. Buske
O'Leary
Burnham
Andrews
Hdcp
Steele
Coton
MacDougall
Dudiaume
Gamble
Amorino
Snyder
van Gorder
Moody
Galiano
Raes
Joynt
Fitzgerald
White
Donaldson
Knight
Spink
Denny
Davenport
Godfrey
Augustine
F. Monette
M. Monette
Fransal
H. Murphy
Zoni
M. Murphy
G. O'Brien
Godden
Port City Girls League Greens
Searles
Ottman
Bond
Bower
Donabella
Party House
Beauchene
Tesoriero
Holiday House
McCann
Price
Tyner
DeCaire
Markson
Markson's — Pompei 373, Guinta 327, Kiernan
Hutchinson
Sweeney
Green
I — Mumford
Reynolds
Paligoro
Country Inn
Hubbard
Schneible
Mattonen
Figure Robinson
Bucs
Palladium-Times
Dante’s Liquor Store
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