Crusaders Rout Hannibal 90 53 in Oswego Cage Showdown
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders crushed Hannibal Warriors 90 to 53 on their home court. Dan Frawley grabbed 24 rebounds and 27 points to lead Oswego, while Jim Chaffee and Keith Bomard sparked early West with 20 points from Chaffee. Wallace supplied seven assists as Oswego built a 44-27 halftime lead.
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Wal Hannibal Warriors
Hannibal Court
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Oswego County
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Oswego High Quints
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Wallace
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Ed Muniner
Frawley
Big Fulton
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Jim Chaffee
Keith Bomtard
Warriors
Gerry Friel
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Chaflee
Llannibally
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Mani Kk
Os- Hizh Jayvees
Ag-26
Dan Wehoe
Ikethe Va
Yup Thears
Dave Draiso
Orm Hastings
City Basketeers Reach One-Third Mark In League Schedule
Five games in Oswego High Wednesday left City Basketball League teams at five of 15 regular season games. Lupe's Sport Shop beat Marathon 39 27, Adams Hotel edged the Hibernians 31 46, and Knights defeated Moose 46 34. Notable players included Kevin LeRoy with 18 for Moose and Eddie Dumas with 10 for Adams Hotel.
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Kevin LeRoy
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John Symons
Lou Angelina
Pat McCracken
Ross Leonard
Tommy Wright
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Bob Hi Iman
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Wright
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Delahunt
Semmens
Goodness
Menter
Oney
Burdekin Oo
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TréeCarthy
Comas
Kirk
Kolch
Ackersey
Gifford
Farrell
Barry
Preiter
Tripp
Wilson
Stabe
Kraweryk
St. John and Germaiy
Angels in Los Angeles face five man syndicate ownership
The new American League club in Los Angeles, to be named the Angels, is reported to be owned by a five man syndicate headed by Robert O. Reynolds, a former football star and current president of a West Coast broadcasting company. Reynolds, 46, played in three Rose Bowl games and rose to prominence in radio before leading Golden West Broadcasting. His partner is Gene Autry, cowboy singing star, who serves as chairman of the owning group.
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Bob Reynolds
Ohio State Wins On Finesse and Brains Over Detroit
Ohio State led by Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek used finesse and power to defeat Detroit as Dave Debusschere struggled with illness. The Buckeyes, top ranked, shaped a plan shown by Coach Fred Taylor and scout Frank Truitt to neutralize Detroit’s big scorer. St. John’s, Kansas, Michigan State and others posted wins as conference action continued.
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Fenesse
Power
Detroit
Fred Taylor
John Havlicek
Taylor
Dave Debusschere
Frank Truitt
Debusscherer
Havilcex
Debaere
Titans
All-America
Jerry Lucas & Co
Robinson Wins NL Slugging Honors in 1960
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson claimed the National League slugging title in 1960 with a .495 slugging percentage and 276 total bases in 444 at bats, despite a drop in batting average to .297 from .317 in 1959 and 31 homers compared to 36 the prior year, dethroning Hank Aaron who finished second with a .566 mark.
Oswego Wrestlers Ready for Wilkes Tourney Journey
Oswego State wrestlers from both varsity and freshmen squads will cut Christmas vacation to enter the Wilkes College Wrestling Tournament in Wilkes-Barre Pa December 28 and 29. Coach Dave Lee sends Leon Gridley and Dave Locascio at 167 pounds plus Jerry LaMonica 123 pounds and Gary Williamson 137 pounds. Gridley and Locascio have limited prior meet activity while Oswego eyes strong entries from Lehigh Pitt Michigan and RIT with last year's champ New York Athletic Club featuring Olympic champion Doug Blubaugh at 167. Last year Gridley went 1 1 with Joe Farmer reaching finals in heavyweight. The Lakers placed 15th among 53 teams in 1959 with over 400 wrestlers expected this year. Team leaves December 27 with prelims Wednesday and finals Thursday text. the squad resumes dual meets January 7 against Buffalo.
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Leon Gridley
Dave Locascio
Wilkes
Jerry LaMonica
Gary Williamson
LaMonica
Williamson
Oswego
Gridley
Dick Zoyhoffsky
Rochester Institute of Technology
Locascio
Bob Cully
RIT
Lee
Lehigh
Pitt
Michigan
New York Athletic Club
Doug Blubaugh
Grid
Hobart
Buffalo Grapplers
Patterson Favored In Rematch With Johansson in Miami
New York heavy weight champion Floyd Patterson opens as 3 to 1 favorite to defeat Ingemar Johansson in their third title fight at the Miami Beach Convention Hall on March 20. Johansson has twice upset Patterson in prior bouts and seeks to reclaim the crown.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Miami Beach
Ingo
Patterson
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Johansson
Packers-Eagles Title Bout Set For Monday Noon Kickoff
Green Bay faces Philadelphia in the NFL championship at Franklin Field with 67,000 tickets sold. Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung power the Packers while Norm Van Brocklin leads the Eagles in a likely retirement bid for both the veteran quarterback and coach Buck Shaw 61. Van Brocklin tops the league in key passing and yardage, though Green Bay’s running game and a dry field could sway the outcome. Philadelphia held an edge in early meetings, though Green Bay has a 13-1 history against them. Also note Cornell pie baking bulletin offer.
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Green Bay Packers
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Norm van Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Franklin Field
van Brocklin
Eagles
Buck Shaw
Shaw
Green Bay
Taylor
LSU
Hornung
Packers
Oregon
Los Angeles Rams
Feature Sports Announces Rubber Match in New York and Miami
Prompting Feature Sports Inc. lined up a top contender for another fight this year in the United States. The site and date for the rubber match were announced Thursday at news conferences held in New York and Miami.
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Feature Sports, Inc
U.S
New York
Miami
Boston Beats Chicago 4 2 In Hockey Action
National Hockey roundup notes Boston defeated Chicago 4 to 2. Friday’s schedule lists no Boston games. Chicago at Montreal and Detroit at Toronto on the slate with no Saturday contests.
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National Hockey
Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
College basketball results from Kentucky Invitational
Highlights from the Kentucky Invitational show St. Louis beating Kentucky 74 72 in overtime while California defeated Illinois 72 54 in the consolation bracket. East St John’s routed Gonzaga 97 69 and New York University edged Long Island University 64 62. Other notable scores include Virginia Tech 106 South Carolina 75 Arkansas 89 Tennessee 7 Texas 79 Alabama 78 Ohio State 84 Detroit 73 Michigan State 92 Iowa State 81 Oklahoma 75 Texas Tech 56 Utah 105 Los Angeles State 76 Brigham Young 66 Kent State 51 Kansas 60 San Francisco 43 Southern California 88 Hawaii New Mexico State 67 Montana State 63.
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Ohio
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Alabama
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Arkansas
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Detroit
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Southwest Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Los Angeles
Kent St
Titans Lose $2 Million Signal AFL’s Future Confidence
New York Titans owner Harry Wismer says the American Football League lost about $2 million in its first year, with the Titans alone at $350,000. He insists the league is the future and cites backing the Giants for Sunday home games and a 20 year lease on Flushing Meadow Stadium starting 1962.
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New York
Harry Wismer
New York Titans
American Football League
Titans
Wismer
New York Giants
National Football League
Giants
Flushing Meadow Stadium
Charleston Tornadoes Halt BPW Clean-Up Drive
A sequence of tornadoes in the Charleston area ripped roofs shattered windows and downed trees prompting the Business and Professional Women's Club to cancel its planned street-cleaning campaign.
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Charleston
S.C
Nats and Knicks In Traditional Christmas Tilt
The Nats face the Knicks at the War Memorial in a Christmas night matchup fifth of the season. New York seeks to end a three game skid while Syracuse aims to protect its recent edge. Rollins joins Knicks as Braun shifts to bench for the holiday showdown.
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Syracuse
War Memorial
Nats
Knickerbockers
Knicks
Garden
Alex Hannum
Cagers
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phil Rollins
Carl Braun
Rollins
Hannum
Utica
Rip Collins Receives Cubs Coaching Post
Chicago Cubs hire former star Rip Collins as a coach joining existing assistants E. Tappe Harry Craft and Vedie Himsl. Collins, 35, spent the past nine years with a sporting goods firm as the club expands its coaching staff under owner P. K. Wrigley.
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James
Rip) Collins
Chicago Cub
St. Louis Cardinal
Cub
P. K. Wrigley
Collins
Sporting
Cubs
Tappe
Harry Craft
Vedie Himsl
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