O L of Elec trotype league tops men with 596 score
George Olin Sr posted a 596 triple to lead the Elec trotype league last night, with two 200-plus games. Joe Carey added 585 and Sam Pasco 553 as other top men. In women, Ida Harmon led with a 553 triple in the Young Women's Independent league, aided by 218, 145, and 190 games.
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Kegling
Joe Carey
Sam Pasco
Tda Harmon
Harold Westcott
Jim Torbitt
Adams Hotel
Bill Green
John Schrader
St. Paul’s
Holy Name
Bill DeBan
Maples
Don Turner
Jerry Skillen
Nick DiMiero
Jack DeLisle
Irene Teifke
Young Women's Independent League
Mary Crowe
Panarama Girls League
Shirlee Davenport
Veronica Day
Rainbow League
Mary Schmidt
Marcia Sova
D. McNeil
J. Cloonan
Nancu Clair
Mary Sweeney
P. Price
Young Women's League
Theresa van Horn
Marion Susino
J. Spano
Ursula Moshier
D. A. Women’s League
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Finarama Girls League
Dorothy Whelley
Kay Pagano
Ellen Edwards
Rosemary Skillen
Rose Piazza
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Fresh Start for Bill Rigney with Angels Challenge
Pap Bill Rigney accepts the job as manager of the American League new entry the Los Angeles Angels. He faces a young squad of draftees and a few free agents against established teams and hopes for time patience from fans and owners. Rigney’s track record with the Giants shows his skill with younger players and rebuilding efforts.
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Los Angeles Angels
Rigney
Los Angeles Brass
Giants
San Francisco
Tom Sheehan
Los Angeles
Washington Senators
Buckeyes Duke and Bonnies post major holiday tournament wins
Top ranked Ohio State St Bonaventure and Duke survive tight tournament action as Indiana St Johns NC State drop upsets. Kansas State leads as Miami UCLA Oregon State and Navy win titles. Ohio State tops St Bonaventure 70 65 and St Bonaventure edges Utah 89 88 in close wins.
McKinley Suspended Over Davis Cup Racket Toss
Chuck McKinley the American Davis Cup player and fourth ranked American tennis star faces a suspension by the USLTA for a racket throwing incident in the Perth interzone finals. The length depends on the Executive Committee meeting in New Orleans Feb. 4.
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New York
Charles
Chuck) McKinley
U. S. Lawn
New Orleans
USLTA
McKinley
St. Louis
Buchholz
Perth
Barnes
Australia
U. S
National Basketball Thursday Results Summary
Los Angeles beat New York 111 to 128 Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 124 to 112 Detroit edged Syracuse score details absent with St Louis loss to Los Angeles. Friday games feature Boston at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Hershey hosts Syracuse Detroit at St Louis and Los Angeles at St Louis. Saturday has no games.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Hershey
Syracuse
Detroit
St Louis
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Knights and Sidewinders Tie in City Class D Basketball
K of C players led by Hugh Cloonan paced the Knights to a 48 42 win over the Sidewinders tying for the Class D lead in the City Basketball League. Dick Teifke led the losers with 14, while Warren Vandish and Kevin LeRoy shone for the winners. Naval Reserve edged AP O 35 34 in a cliffhanger, and the other two games saw the Knights crush Harriers 46 17 and Dement trounce Nationals 59 20.
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Naval Reserve
AP. O
Bob Delahunt
Warren Vandish
Dave Gorman
Knights
Harriers
Dement
Quint
Nationals
Kevin LeRoy
Augie Vona
Walt Lupa
Ted Tinill
Carl Fellows
Lee Walker
Saucemen
Dave Kirk
Hartlers Knights
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Onell
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Coyer
Wright
Macnante
Molinari Oo
Jermyn
Cole
Azzarelil
Hennessey
Falanga
Place and Germain
LeMoyne Wins Mecca Tourney
LeMoyne College from Syracuse defeated Long Island University 66 to 57 in the MECAA holiday basketball tournament final at the Jersey City Armory. Dolphins shot 50 percent and earned the MECAA crown as LSU character appears in background. Fairleigh Dickinson beat Iona 77 to 58 for third. St Peter’s topped St Francis 108 to 95 for fifth. Siena edged Wagner 70 to 68 in OT for seventh.
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Associated Press
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LeMoyne
Syracuse
N.Y
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LSU
Dolphins
Upstate New York
Fairleigh Dickinson
Iona College
New Rochelle
St. Peter’s
Jersey City
St. Francis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Siena College
Loudonville
Wagner College
Staten Island
RPI Skaters Lead In Own Tournament
Rensselaer Polytechnic leads its own invitational hockey tourney after two wins in Troy New York with tonight’s final round set. RPI meets University of New Brunswick for the title as Harvard plays Princeton in round robin play. Harvard 4 tie with New Brunswick keeps Princeton winless at 11 3 loss. A win or tie could crown RPI for the tourney’s 10 year history. New Brunswick, Harvard and Princeton vie for position.
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N.Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic
RPI
University of New Brunswick
Harvard
Princeton
New Brunswick
Rensselaer Poly
College basketball results from ECAC to Sugar Bowl
A dense recap of college basketball and related bowls, listing semifinal, consolation, and first round results. Notable pairings include Ohio State over St. John’s, Seton Hall over Providence, UCLA over California, Oregon over Washington State, and North Carolina over Maryland. Bowl outcomes feature Gator, Sugar, and Dixie Classic games with teams such as Georgia Tech, Navy, Miami, and Duke appearing, alongside various regional matchups and scores.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
St. Bonaventure
Duke
Indiana
Associated Press Board of Experts
St. John's
North Carolina State
Kansas State
New York
Madison Square Garden
Wichita
West Virginia
Memphis State
State
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Miami
Holy Cross
Tennessee
Army
Jerry Lucas
St. John’s
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UCTA
Iowa
Southern California
Portland
Ore
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Idaho
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Love
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Boston Univ
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Robertson and Bailey duel for points in NBA action
Oscar Robertson scored 36 as his Cincinnati Royals lost to the Philadelphia Warriors 128 to 119. Bailey Howell added 31 for Detroit in a 112-89 win over St Louis as Elgin Baylor led Los Angeles 111-95 over New York in a doubleheader opener.
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National Basketball Association
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Bailey Howell
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia Warriors
Warriors
Boston
Robertson
Howell
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Los Angeles
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First Methodist Dartball Wins Rubber Game Over New Haven
First Methodist players won two of three dartball games from New Haven, taking the decisive rubber 15 to 6 after two tight 3-2 and 2-3 finishes. New Haven led with a seventh inning double by Rev. Fred Thayer and Don Grandjean’s opening homer. First Methodist plated all three runs in the second game via back-to-back Hooper homers. Nettleton homered for New Haven, while First Methodist totaled 25 hits in the deciding game including five homers, with Wells and Butler contributing two and singles from Pelow and R Hooper among others.
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New Haven
Fred Thayer
Don Grandjean
Jack Hooper
B. Hooper
Larry Nettleton
Dick Wells
Reg Butler
Randy Pelow
R. Hooper
Pelow
Theatre to Show Grid Highlights 1960 Football Highlights
The Schine Oswego Theatre will run a five day program starting New Year's Day featuring top 1960 football games. Highlights include Syracuse vs Pittsburgh Navy vs Notre Dame Minnesota vs Iowa Penn State vs Army and Army vs Navy. The program also showcases The Facts Of Life starring Bob Hope and Lucille Ball. Alaska highway system totals 2,000 miles primary roads and 3,200 miles secondary roads.
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Schine
Oswego Theatre
Syracuse
Oswego
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
Oswego Wrestlers Compete Strongly at Wilkes In New Year's WeekendSports
Oswego State Lakers wrestled at Wilkes College in Wilkes-Barre Pa earning a 22nd place among three colleges. Captain Leon Gridley fought through 167 pounds with pins and decisions while Gary Williamson and Dave Locascio also won bouts. Wilkes tourney draws top national foes as Lakers face Buffalo and Pennsylvania teams in January. Meanwhile Rose Bowl and other New Year bowls loom with Minnesota and Washington favored, crowd estimates up to 103000 for Pasadena.
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Oswego
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South to Feature Passing Attack Blue Gray Game
Montgomery Alabama reports a clouded sky with no rain expected as South Coach Paul Dietzel aims to deploy a strong aerial attack led by Francis Tarkenton with Norman Snead in reserve. North Coach Jack Mottenkopf expects rain to matter little and leans on Bernie Allen in a bid to extend two years of winning momentum. The game airs nationally at 2 p.m. EST on NBC.
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Paul Dietzel
North
Jack Mottenkopf
Cramton Row
NBC
Dietzel
Louisiana State
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Francis Tarkenton
Wake Forest
Norman Snead
Bernie Allen
Purdue
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Cato Five Triumphs In Holiday Bowl Over Red Creek
Cato-Meridian Central School basketball team rallied from a halftime deficit to defeat Red Creek Central School 73 to 65 in the first annual Holiday Bowl final. Key contributors were Bill Matteson Vince Bourn and Dick Broekhuizen with 18 points each, while Bob Lalik led Red Creek with 20. Elbridge Central School took third by beating Hannibal 49 to 45 with Bill Kulle netting 19.
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Cato
Charles Downer
National Hockey Thursday Results and College Hockey Scores
Montreal edged Detroit 1 0 in a quiet national hockey highlight. Boston at Montreal and New York at Toronto games were on the slate. Chicago faced Detroit while college hockey saw Dalhousie 6 over Boston and RPI 11 Princeton 3 Harvard 4 New Brunswick 4 in invitational rounds.
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