Cannova Leads Panorama Classic With 640 While Ann Kline Tops Women
The night’s scores show Al Cannova posting a 640 in the Panorama Classic League with a 902-182-640 line and a 956 middle game. Ann Kline led women in the H A B League with 516 as Mary Schmidt 504 and Helen Jermyn 500 also excelled. multiple leagues report high 500s and several 600s across pools.
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al Cannova
Fleischman Brothers
Pulaski
Watson
Bill Tully
Ed Reuber
Hal Benjamin
Joe Vickery
Chuck Perau
Walt Sova
Fran Smegelsky
Albert
Bus) Harman
Maples
Carl Roy
Joe Losurdo
Karl Kuno
Freddie Wall
Cha Dehm
Tony Canzone
Herm Ruf
Harold Westcott
Tommy McGough
Hill Backus
Oswego
Bob AuClair
Pete LaMay
Ohio State and Bradley Shine In Early College Basketball Action
Ohio State beat St Louis 81 66 and Bradley crushed California 102 65 as Indiana rolled Kansas State 98 80. North Carolina, Michigan State, Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Iowa State and others posted wins while Oklahoma City, Rice, Furman and Tulane posted notable results.
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Ohio State
Bradley
Indiana
Utah State
St. Louis
Chet Walker
California
North Carolina
LSU
Michigan State
Bowling Green
Minnesota
Missouri
Vanderbilt
Florida State
Kentucky
Iowa State
Wisconsin
Tennessee
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Mississippi State
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Arkansas State
Mississippi
Texas
Trinity
Tex
Tulsa
Texas Western
NFL playoff coin flip to decide Western winner amid tie
National Football League officials plan coin flips at headquarters to resolve a three way tie in the Western Division among Green Bay Baltimore and San Francisco with Chicago and Detroit also in contention. Philadelphia clinched the Eastern title and will face the Western winner in Philadelphia.
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National Football League
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Green Bay
San Francisco
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Detroit
Pete Rozelle
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Rozelle
Eagles
Parke’s Comeback Takes Harbor View Farm Stakes Route
Burley Parke, returning from a nine year training hiatus in California, leads Harbor View Farm string after Louis E. Wolfson invests in stock. With Francis S and others, Parke earns over 630000 and regains fame on New York tracks, tracing a multi generation jockey lineage.
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Prune
Santa Rosa
Calif
Louis E. Wolfson
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Harbor View Farm
Francis S
Wolfson
Garnol
New York
Burley
Parke Brothers
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Vasco
Ivan
Chuck
Monte
Preston Burch
Occupation
Occupy
Noor
Charles
Howard
Citation
Hatter
Prince Hill
Bellino Named AP Back of the Year in Postseason Poll
Navy halfback Joe Bellino, already a Heisman and Maxwell winner, chosen as football back of the year by the Associated Press. He led with nearly 40 percent of votes from about 120 writers and broadcasters, finishing well ahead of UCLA’s Bill Kilmer and Auburn’s Ed Dyas. Others mentioned include Jake Gibbs, Tom Matte, Ronnie Bull, and Pervis Atkins. Bellino to play Missouri in the Orange Bowl Jan. 2.
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Navy
Associated Press
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Missouri
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Ed Dyas
Auburn
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Tom Matte
Ohio State
Ronnie Bull
Baylor
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
Tommy Mason
Tulane
Bob Ferguson
Ron Miller
Wisconsin
Leroy Ferguson
Iowa
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Angelo Debiero
Notre Dame
Stan Solomon
Williamette
Jerry Gross
Detroit
Francis Tarkenton
Georgia
Tom Watkins
Iowa State
Chuck Weiss
Colorado
D A League Schedule Listings by Alley Pair
Wednesday events list various matches and sponsors across alleys at 6:45 and 9:00 pm. Teams include Fulton Boiler Utica Oswego Motor Ray s Esso Borzumate Rest Oswego Moose o Petroleum Tink s Utica Club The Untouchables Carling Black Label Crisafulli Post Family Appliance Molinari Ins Dufore Jewelers D A Lodge and Frank s Barber Shop.
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Utica-Oswego Motor
Ray’s
Esso
Borzumate
Oswego
Moose O Petroleum
Tink’s Rest
Utica
The
Untouchables
Carling Black Label
Crisafulli Post —Famiile
Molinari Ins
Dufore Jewelers
D. A. Lodge
Frank's
New York Deer Hunting Seasons End In State Today
The regular deer hunting season in New York ends at 5 p m today. Westchester County hosts a special archery season through December 31 and a shotgun and slug season in parts of the county from January 16 to 20 and January 23 to 27. A ten day January season targets hunters who missed a buck during the regular season.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Westchester County
Tibbs Edges Rollins In New York Bout
Tommy Tibbs wins a points decision over Chico Rollins in New York. Tibbs scores 131 1 4 to Rollins 134 1 4 in a fast paced boxing match.
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Associated Press
New York
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Chico Rollins
Frick to decide AL Los Angeles move amid league clash
Commissioner Ford Frick faces a pivotal choice as the American League urges a 1961 move to Los Angeles despite National League resistance. Cronin says the AL will push the plan, while the NL proposes delaying until 1962 or reverting to eight teams. Frick will announce at the Wednesday joint meeting.
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Joe Cronin
National League
Houston
Cronin
New York
Los Angeles
Frick
National
Hoover to Receive Football Hall of Fame Gold Medal
Former President Herbert Hoover will receive the Football Hall of Fame gold medal at the third annual FHF Awards Dinner in New York. Nine men inducted into the Hall of Fame will be honored, with two posthumous inductions, including Charles Gelbert and Neil Worthington Snow.
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Herbert Hoover
Football Hall of Fame
FHF
Hall of Fame
Lou Little
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Ki Aldrich
Texas Christian University
Buzz Borries
Navy
Gordon Locke
Iowa
John Lujack
Notre Dame
Bulldog Turner
Hardin Simmons
Sid Lackman
Charles Gelbert
Neil Worthington Snow
Michigan
City Basketball Winners Lead Night Scoring in Oswego
Buckland's Grill topped DeSantis Sport Shop 61 to 47 as Buckland's Grill led a fast paced night. Miller's Typewriters beat Dement's Sauce 50 to 45 while Schaefer Beer defeated Lake Shore Aces 56 to 33 and APC beat Naval Reserve 40 to 32. Other games set for Thursday as nine clubs play.
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Buckland's Grill
DeSantis Sport Shop
Miller’s Typewriters
Dament's Sauce
Schaefer Beer
Lake Shore Aces
P O
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Company D
Marathon
Adams Hotel
Signorile
Moose
Robinson Auditorium
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Phil Anselmo
Don Kline
Jay
Tink
Billy Dawson
Bill Miller
Miller
Bill Switzer
Switzer
Dement
Lauce
Carl Fellows
Fellows
Bill Wallace
John Scharf
Vinnie Savona
Schaefer
APC
Dave Bradshaw
Ross Leonard
Dave Levin
Sporting 14
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Leonard
Bradshaw
Bob Cahill
Dave Gorman
Desentis Sport SA
Buckland
Grim Ig
Fatal
Dawson
Maurer
Porter
Grennan
D. Dowd
Capron
Benjamin
Macaulay
Metcalf
Anselme Noté
Stonger
Arlen Oui
Kilne
Smith
Miller's Typewriters
Hill
Millar
Lakers open season strong but drop Buffalo State 80 to 74
Oswego State coach John Glinski fields a young squad led by co captains Lou Villar and Mike Picciano as they fall short in road opener against Buffalo State. Picciano and Schieffer total 51 points with other veterans returning to boost offense in practice.
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Lakers
Buffalo State
Lou Villar
Mike Picciano
Pete Schieffer
Picciano
Schieffer
Paul DeSoye
John Glinski
Raquetteers
Stan Watson
John DiSanto
Potsdam
Bob Anstett
Oneonta State
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Cortland
Oswego
Orangeman
Larry Katzman
Western New York
Brockport State Golden Eagles
Brockport
Dick Kraft
Eagles
Scoring Pace Threatens NBA Single-Season Mark
New York UPI reports Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor pace to top last season's record set by "The Stilt." Chamberlain trails Baylor by 16 points 849 to 833 but has played two fewer games boosting his average to 37.9 while Baylor stands at 35.4. Rookie Oscar Robertson sits third with 704 points and a 28.2 average.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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Baylor
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
240 Drafted By New Grid Loop
The young AFL drafted nine All Americans including Navy star Joe Bellino in 240 picks across 30 rounds. Bellino went 19th to Boston. others include Dan La Rose, Mike Ditka, Ken Rice, Bob Lilly, Tom Brown, Jake Gibbs, Ben Balme, and Pervis Atkins. Tickets for the 11th NBA All Star Game go on sale at the War Memorial in Syracuse for the January 17 game.
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Missouri
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Ken Rice
Auburn
Buffalo
Bob Lilly
Texas
Christian
Tom Brown
Minnesota
New York
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
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Yale
Los Angeles
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
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Balme
Atkins
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