Teenage Cagers Swing Into Action Next Week
Mike Canale slammed a 667 triple leading Schaefer Beer to a 2850 total in major league play. Canale opened 233 then 175 and 259, with Joe Losurdo 586 and Walt Sova 560 bolstering a strong night. Anna Lucas led the Women’s City league with 506, among several top scores across teams including Cordean, Butera, and Smegelsky.
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Mike Canale
Maples
Canale
Schaefer Beer
Joe Losurdo
Walt Sova
Joe Butera
al Cannova
Gus Cordean
Joe Pasco
Paul Kostoroski
Art Reynolds
Fran Smegelsky
George Dietz
UEA
Tom Sexton
Ken McKinstry
Gordon Donohue
Ken Murray
Kegling
Piazza
Genessee
Cannova
Angelina
Butera
Morgia
Vona’s
Haynes
Cahill
Patridge
Whalen
Vandoliva
Bud — Fleischman
Egbert
Schafer
Smith
Sova
Losurdo
Bosco & Geers
S. Losurdo
J. Losurdo
Kingsley
Amedio
Reynolds
Canale's Rest
Calaman
Kielb
Jones
Blum
Wall
Piazza Mid-State Starks & Bundy
Bundy
O'Neil
Woods
Branagan
Henning
Handicap
Rainbow Lounge
See
von Holtz
Tripp
Sava
Farrell
Savas
Breitbeck
Collins
T. Tennessey
B. Hennessey
Clark
Galletta
Schrader
Miner
Menter
McKinstry
Dements
Fern
Dement
Maxon
Scanlon
Wallace
Familos Funeral
Kelly
Family
Gallagher
Murray
Piazza Groceries
Pagano
Stark
Miuccio
Coleman Heating
Morris
Pierce
Leone
Coleman
van Sant
Quintets Compete In Three Divisions In Teen Basketball
About 34 teams from Fitzhugh and Kingsford Park junior highs will compete weekly in three divisions Junior Intermediate and Midget as Taormina enforces four rules including prep time automatic forfeits after six weeks and disallowing players with high school varsity or junior high experience. Next week’s games feature Midget Division Gunnem vs Oak Hill Tigers St. John's Midgets vs Riley's Demons at Kingsford Park and Fitzhugh Park. Junior Division matches include Knights St. Joseph's No. 3 and Lucky Five at Kingsford Park with other contests at Fitzhugh Park. Intermediate Division schedules list Cavaliers Vincent's Gas Station and Oak Hill among others at Kingsford Park with Oswego County Cleaners and OHS Juniors at Fitzhugh Park.
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Steve Taormina
Fitzhugh
Kingsford Park
Taormina
Gunnem
Oak Hill Tigers
St. John’s
Riley's Demons
St. Joseph's
Shooters
Fitzhugh Park
Knights
Lee's Atlantic
St. Joseph’s
Lucky Five
Bucks
Unknowns
Fighting
Twisters
Untouchables
Rebels
Riflemen
Warriors
Entries Due For Women s State Bowling Championship
Deadline for entry in the New York State Women s Bowling Association 28th annual tournament opening March 17, 1961, at Beverly Lanes Niagara Falls is January 17, 1961. Signed entry blanks must be mailed to Watertown secretary Mrs Clover Bayley. first come, first served. Rochester leads with 230 paid teams, followed by Buffalo 167 Syracuse 152 and Binghamton 79. The 1960 Geneva event set a team record of 2,438. the 1961 goal is higher. Total NYS Bowling membership stands at 164,683 versus 168,620 last season, signaling potential growth.
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New York State Women's Bowling Association, Inc
Beverly Lanes
Niagara Falls
New York State Women’s Bowling Association, Inc
Clover Bayley
Electric
Watertown
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Binghamton
Geneva
New York State Office
Record entries surge for 36th New York State Bowling Tournament
Syracuse officials report a record entry pace for the 36th New York State Men's Bowling Tournament with over 250 paid five man teams and doubles and singles entries noted. Deadline for cash payments is January 22 to secure preferred dates, with final lineup decisions due by February 12. The event runs March 25 to May 20, with team matches at Syracuse Bowling Center and doubles and singles at Strike N Spare in Mattydale.
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Syracuse
New York
Tobey
Rockwell Road
Nedrow
Route 11
Mattydale
Feigner to Return With King and His Court Tour
Eddie Feigner will again appear here next summer as part of the King and His Court softball tour. Nick Sterno Bal lantine's manager has exclusive booking rights for Feigner in this area and may add other attractions including a nine man team.
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Eddie Feigner
Nick Sterno
Ballantine
Feigner
Sterno
College Hockey Scores and 4-H Winners Reported
Boston College defeated Toronto 6 to 2 in a college hockey game. Rensselaer 4 beat New Brunswick 1 in the RPI Invitational third round. Harvard outpaced Princeton 6 to 1. Separately four states California North Carolina Mississippi and Virginia claimed 11 national 4-H winners at the Chicago congress.
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Boston College
Toronto
New Brunswick
Harvard
Princeton
Chicago
California
North Carolina
Misissippi
Virgins
Stith Aiming High After Big Scoring Season At Bonnies
Pap Tom Stith, who scored 819 points as a junior and averaged 31.5, trails Oscar Robertson as the nation’s top scorer. Now Stith, Bonnies’ 6-5 co captain, seeks to lead collegiate scoring while expanding his all around game and solid supporting cast.
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Tom Stith
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Big O
Stith
St. Bonaventure University
Bonnies
Stithh
Joe DiMaggio
Eddie Donovan
St. Bonaventure
Schoredt’s Condition Key To Husky Rose Bowl Hopes
Washington faces Minnesota in the Rose Bowl with quarterback Bob Schloredt unsure but expected to play. Coach Jim Owens says Schloredt is healed yet not fully conditioned, likely to see about half the action as Washington weighs its options. Starter Bob Hivner has proven capable, while Schloredt could add speed and big-play threat if fully ready. Minnesota listed as a 6 1/4 point favorite with sunny, 70s forecast for Monday.
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Los Angeles
Bob Schioredt
Washington
Huskers
Minnesota
Jim Owens
Wisconsin
Huskies
Schloredt
UCLA
Owens
Bob Hivner
Schoredt
Kilmer Signs with 49ers for 1961 Offensive Plan
San Francisco signed UCLA running back Bill Kilmer to boost their new shotgun offense for 1961. Kilmer led the nation in total offense with 1,889 yards last season and was a first round pick for the 49ers after being projected to Chargers in the AFL draft.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
UCLA
Bill Kilmer
Los Angeles Chargers
Kilmer
Red Hickey
49Ers
4Ers
Chargers
Rain Threat Looms Over Sugar Bowl Showdown
Wet weekend forecasts in New Orleans raise the odds of a close Sugar Bowl clash between Mississippi and Rice. Mississippi, a 10 point favorite, may rely on Jake Gibbs and a strong running game while Rice counters with Billy Cox and capable backs Wayt Webb and Jackson.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Rice
Minnesota
Owls
Tulane
NBC
Jake Gibbs
Gibbs
Bobby Crespino
George Blair
Jim Anderson
Billy Cox
Bob Wayt
Max Webb
Roland Jackson
Missouri and Navy Prep for Orange Bowl Showdown
Missouri and Navy finish workouts in Miami ahead of their Monday night clash. Navy’s Hal Spooner and Joe Bellino key threats loom for Missouri as coaches monitor pass defense improvements since 1959. Also notes recent boxing results from Havana and Agana events.
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Missouri
Navy
Miami
Fla
Hal Spooner
Joe Bellino
Danny Devine
Ohio State And Bonnies Battle For ECAC Crown
Ohio State and St. Bonaventure meet in New York at Madison Square Garden for the ECAC Holiday Festival title, both undefeated as No. 1 and No. 3 in the AP poll, with Buckeyes star Jerry Lucas nursing the flu. Duke and North Carolina also win in Raleigh and coast to top spots as various tournaments crown champions nationwide.
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Ohio State
St. Bonaventure
Duke
North Carolina
New York
Madison Square Garden
Buckeyes
Associated Press
Bonnies
Jerry Lucas
Raleigh
WN. C
Blue Devils
Art Heyman
Marquette
Villanova
Baylor Cousy Top Choices for 11th NBA All Star Game
Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles and Bob Cousy of Boston led balloting by writers and casters for the 11th NBA All Star game to be played January 17 in Syracuse New York. Maurice Podoloff said no unanimous selections. Oscar Robertson will start for the West with Baylor Pettit Lovellette and Shue. East starters include Cousy Heinsohn Guerin Chamberlain and Schayes.
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New York
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Bob Cousy
Boston
Syracuse
N.Y
Maurice Podoloff
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Baylor
Bob Pettit
Clyde Lovellette
St. Louis
Gene Shue
Detroit
Cousy
Tommy Heinsohn
Richie Guerin
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Dolph Schayeg
College Basketball Tournament Results From AP Roundup
AP reports scattered college games across tournaments and invitational events. Notable outcomes include West Virginia 86 over Memphis State 82, UCLA 71 over Georgia Tech, Duke 86 over Marquette 73, North Carolina 87 over Villanova 47, and Southern 77 defeating East Tennessee 76.
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New Orleans
West Virginia
Memphis State
Jacksonville
Navy
Georgia Tech
UCLA
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Baylor
Richmond
William and Mary
Shreveport
South Carolina
Mississippi
San Francisco
St. Mary’s
Portland
Ore
Oregon State
Seattle
Greenville
S.C
Furman
Citadel
Duke
Marquette
Len Jefferson
Heyman
Dave Tremaine
Iowa
Don Nelson
Bradley
Peoria
Dartmouth
Butler
Yale
Rice
Clemson
DePaul
Western Michigan
Los Angeles State
Bowling Green
Associated Press
Massachusetta
Amherst
Maine
Rhode Island
Far West
Seatie
St. St. Mary's
Calif
North Carolina
Villanova
Southern
East Tenn
Rival Coaches Compliment Each Other Before Cotton Bowl
Dallas reports Frank Broyles of Arkansas and Bill Murray of Duke praised each other’s teams as they prepared to face off in the Cotton Bowl. Murray called Arkansas the quickest team, while Broyles praised Duke’s running and passing. Weather outlook suggested little rain, though conditions were unsettled. The teachers debated Arkansas weights in the Cotton Bowl program, averaging roughly 192 to 495 pounds per man for Arkansas and 205 for Duke, with field conditions potentially favoring Duke in mud.
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Dallas
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Bill Murray
Duke
Murray
Broyles
Weather Bureau
British actor Peter OToole to play Lawrence title role
UPI reports British Shakespearean star Peter OToole will portray the title character in the film Lawrence of Arabia. The project centers on the life of T E Lawrence and his exploits in the Middle East during World War I. The casting confirms OToole in the lead ahead of production.
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UPI
Peter O'Toole
Mole
Bowl games kick off today with platoon era debate
A rash of postseason bowls opens this afternoon with an unlimited substitution experiment in the Blue-Gray game. Coaches Dietzel and Mollenkopf may use smaller platoons, while 187000 fans and TV viewers weigh the issue as NCAA considers strict post season rules. The day also features seven games including the Gator, Shrine East-West, Copper, Sun, Great Southwest, and Prairie View Bowls, leading to a Rose Bowl showcase Monday with Minnesota versus Washington and others.
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Associated Press
Paul Dietzel
Jack Mollenkopf
Alletar
Montgomery
Alja
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Baylor
Florida
San Francisco
Tempe
Ariz
New Mexico State
Utah State
el Pasco
Texas
Texas A&i
Arkansas Tech
Grand Prairie
Arkansas Am&n
Prairie View
Houston
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Minnesota
Washington
Missouri
Navy
Rice
Mississippi
Duke
Arkansas
Celtics Back In Driver's Seat
The Boston Celtics regained sole first in the Eastern Division by defeating the New York Knickerbockers 120-106. Oscar Robertson fueled Cincinnati to a 136-130 win over Philadelphia, with 29 second-half points lifting him after nine in the first half.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia Warriors
Warriors
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles Lakers
Title Game In AFL on Sunday
The Los Angeles Chargers, after a loss in Houston, prepare for the AFL championship against the Oilers. The game, Sunday at 2:30 p.m. CST on ABC, is expected to draw 25,000 fans and national TV. Houston is the 6 1/2 point favorite. both teams hold 10-4 records after regional division titles.
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Houston
Los Angeles Chargers
Housto
Chargers
Houston Oilers
ABC
Oilers
Los Angeles
Bates Shoe League Tuesday Schedule at Morabito's
The Bates Shoe League lists a 6 45 P M schedule with Morabito Auto Motive facing Pepsi-Cola in the first game. A L Post 486 meets Berlin's, Oswego Hotel plays Bates Shoes, Pasco Bros faces Ball & Wilson, then 9 P M Modern Shoe vs Canale's Rest, Himes & Deady vs Vince's Steak House, Wilson's Market against Columbia Mills, and Tink's Rest against Patrick Bros in the late bout.
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Morabito
Automotive
Pepsi-Cola
A. L. Post
Berlin's
Oswego Hotel
Bates Shoes
Pasco Bros
Ball & Wilson
Modern Shoe
Canale's Rest
Himes & Deady
Vince's Steak House
Wilson's Market
Columbia Mills
Tink’s Rest
Patrick Bros
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Anna Lucas
U.E.A. League
Redbeer
Knight
Upcraft
McNulty
Vandish
Donahue
Opt. No
West
Czerow
Ahart
St. John
Oswego Line
Adkins
Sexton
MacDermott
Ochsenbein
Opt
Hawley
Johnson
Joyce
McCloskey
McGiff
Toiz
O'Connor
Carey
Rus
Gas Dept
Estridge
Rossiter
Hellard
Leavens
Lass
Mech
Maint
Addman
Roth
Gibson
Crowe
Office
Godden
Stevens
King
Himple
Hep
Women's City League
Black
Fatiga
Cusack
Lupa
Roy
Ann's Donuts
Swindells
Doergam
Segal
Lucas
Barrilo
Larkin
Bellomo
Geewey
Biondolilla
Capitol Altimonda
Fink
Lee
Prior
Beriba Tavern
Robarge
Archie
Champion
Broach
A. O'Connor
Polezak
Adams
Plaza
Celestian
Hageny
Pap
ST Au Rani
Resta
Bob Schloredt
Havana
Adiminio Ramos
Cuba
Chato Gomez
Mexico
Agana
Guam
John
Kid) San Nicolas
Jet Bally
Philippine
Baylor, Cousy
Lowe
Pikevilne
Camp LeJeune
Cape Girardeau
Maryrite
Southwestern Louisiana
Kentucky
Nesleyan
Indianapolis Castle Transylvania
Indiana Central
Franklin
1. Joseph's
Ind
New York A. C
Belmont Abbey
A. C
Ottawa
Long Island
Hofstra
Adelphi
McPherson
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Taylor
Pittsburgh
Brown
SMU
Alabama
Texas A&m
Air Force Academy
Vanderbilt
Chattanooga
Mississippi State
Depaul &J. Western Michigan
Ge Angeles State
City Cage League
Buckland's Grill
DeSantis Sport
Hannibal
McCarthy's Grill
Lupe’s
Sport Adams
Hibernians Tee
Red Raiders
Beens Marathon Company
Schaefer
Orethan Dement’s
Essre
Lake Shore Aces
Eesereeaee
Miller's Typewriters
C. Vere
Sidewinders
Naval Reserve
Stone's
Bridge ST
Bridge ST. Ofen
Bates Shoe League
AERO
Sporting Goods
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