Oswego State Lakers host Potsdam in season finale
Oswego State Lakers close 1959-60 with a 8 p m Armory showdown against Potsdam State, honoring seniors Rom Davis John LaValle and Art Weeks. Davis scored 668 points last season and over 2 000 in his college career, Weeks starred in 1958 final, LaValle tops outside shooting and scores about 16 a game. Potsdam Raquetteers led by John DiSanto and the Watton brothers seek upset to end Oswego’s streak. Prelim game features Oswego Freshmen vs Auburn Community College.
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Buffalo State
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College Basketball Results From Atlantic Coast Conference Openers
North Carolina defeated Virginia 85 to 82, Wake Forest beat Clemson 74 to 59, N C State downed Maryland 74 to 58. NCAA Small College Evansville won 91 to 74 against Arkansas State, Wabash 76 Buffalo 65, St Michael s Vermont 73 Assumption 50. Utah 68 Wyoming 61, NYU 74 St John s 67, Utah State 108 New Mexico 2. Colo State 71 Montana 55, TCU 81 Texas 73, Oklahoma 63 Colorado 61, Texas A M 77 Baylor 63, BYU 68 Texas Tech 73.
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Oklahoma
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Denver
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Texas Tech
Rice
Mays Happy In Giants New Park
Will Willie Mays continue his power hitting in Candlestick Park as the Giants train in Phoenix. He hit two homers in a spring session and remains a threat despite a slower start in California.
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Danny Murtough
Bucs in Watertown Area Final Bid Tonight
Oswego High's Buccaneers seek area honors in Watertown tonight at 7 30 p m after a semi final win over Fulton. They face the Golden Cyclones in a decisive clash with the Syracuse area winner and Oneida Utica finalist on the line. Watertown boasted two prior victories over Coach Powers’ squad in a tight season, while the Cyclones enter strong with two losses all year.
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Ed Dailey
Ed Muntner
Dan Frawley
Carol Heiss Wins Fifth World Figure Title in Vancouver
Carol Heiss captured her fifth consecutive world women's championship in Vancouver. She earned 1696.4 points with nine ordinals and dominated the event, while Sjoukie Dijkstra placed second and Barbara Ann Roles third. In the men's portion, Alain Giletti led after compulsory figures with 291.0, ahead of Donald Jackson at 281.7.
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Canada
Rookie Santo Emerges At Third Base For Cubs
In Mesa Arizona rookie Ron Santo, not yet on Chicago's roster, shows promise at third base for opening day. Manager Charlie Grimm plans to keep Santo in exhibition games to gauge his progress after a .227 season with San Antonio.
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NBA Thursday Results and Weekend Schedule
Syracuse defeated Boston 149 to 108 and Cincinnati beat Minneapolis 114 to 110. Detroit fell to Philadelphia 101 to 110. Friday features New York versus Philadelphia in Hershey Pennsylvania as the lone game. Saturday has New York at Syracuse with St Louis at Minneapolis in the afternoon, televised.
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Ithaca College Wrestlers Defeat Oswego Lakers 23 to 10
Ithaca College wrestlers handed Oswego State a 23 to 10 loss in Ithaca. Notable results: Joe Farmer remained unbeaten with a 6-2 win over Jack Stanbro. Leon Gridley earned his seventh fall in eight duals by defeating Dan Drew. Joe Sangiorgio pinned Steve Yelon in 7:21. Dick Bona pinned Tom Santay. Harry Piotrowski edged Weldon Canough 6-5. Vince Barton lost 5-3 to Bill Noun. Coach Dave Lee plans to enter Farmer, Gridley and others in the 4-1 Tournament in Cleveland next Saturday. A planned freshman invite at West Point may be canceled due to poor driving conditions.
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Steve Yelon
Dick Bon
Piotrowski
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West Point
Canadiens Wrap Up Hockey Title
The Montreal Canadiens clinched their third straight NHL championship as they defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 1. Meanwhile the Chicago Black Hawks moved closer to the final playoff berth by beating the Boston Bruins 2 0. Eddie Litzenberger returned to the Hawks lineup after an accident that killed his wife, assisting Bobby Hull on his 36th goal as Glenn Hall posted his fifth shutout of the season.
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Wall Dietz and Smegelsky Post Scores in 600 Bracket
Three St Pauls Holy Name League bowlers dominated the 600 zone with Wall 617 on games of 209 199 209, Dietz 607 with 181 200 226, and Sme gelsky 600 on 314 203 183. Other leagues showed high scores as Ange Palmesano, Don Turner and several teams posted strong totals while women’s leagues added top marks led by Ida Harmon and Velma Murray.
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Le Moyne Falls to St Anselm as Huskies Roll
Connecticut routed Colgate 93 67 as snow delays cleared and Duffy led Colgate with 25. St Anselm beat Le Moyne 88 75 in the NCAA Northeastern regional semi final. Buffalo fell to Bashaw 76 65 in the Mideast first round. Albany State’s NAIA game was postponed with Maryland State set next. St Lawrence edged Clarkson 62 57 while Rochester Tech beat Utica 90 83.
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Minneapolis Lakers clinch third in West with win over Cincinnati
The Minneapolis Lakers secured the Western Division third place with a 117 114 victory over Cincinnati in Philadelphia. Detroit lost to Philadelphia 110 101 as the NBA playoffs approach with opening dates set for March 11 through 12 and Syracuse hosting Boston in the East.
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Robertson And West Lead All America Squad
Robertson and West head the 1960 All America basketball team in The Associated Press selection. Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati and Jerry West of West Virginia top a 5-man first team with Jerry Lucas of Ohio State, Darrall Imhoff of California, and Tony Jackson of St Johns.
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Texas
Bahama to Tackle Zalazar Tonight at Garden
Yama Bahama, fighting under the alias William Butler, returns to Madison Square Garden for a 10 round nationally televised middleweight bout against Argentina's Victor Zalazar. Bahama carries a 56-11 record with a five fight win streak and is a 9-5 favorite despite one Garden defeat to Isaac Logart last year.
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Hockey Scoreboard Sees Montreal Rout Toronto
Montreal defeated Toronto 5 to 1 while Chicago blanked Boston 2 to 0. Detroit visits Montreal and Boston travels to Toronto with New York scheduled after noon TV coverage. Chicago hosts New York in afternoon game after noon TV listed.
Bayer Leads Baton Rouge Open After Round Two
Bayer's 69 for a 3-under total gives him a two shot lead as the Baton Rouge Open moves into its second round at the 6,700 yard course. Arnold Palmer and Jack Fleck are among five tied for second at 71 while Tony Lema Miller Barber and John Cleary sit in the next group. Rugged conditions with 40 degree temps and 25 mph winds affected first day scoring.
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