Oswego Bowling Stars Shine In Dense League Night
George Ebert led with a 613 triple and multiple 200+ games on Oswego lanes. Five women topped 500 series including Rose Puzza 520, Ellen Edwards 512, Agnes McClelland 306, Estelle McGann 3515 in a mixed league, plus detailed scores across D A Womens and Young Women's Independent leagues. Other leaders across Adams Hotel, Marathon, and St Paul leagues posted high marks as clubs reported strong showings and team totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ebert
Oswego
George
Actin
Rose Puzza
Rainbow League
Ellen Edwards
Agnes McClelland
Estelle McGann
Legue
Marion Susino
Art Reynolds
Mary Famulo
Theresa VanHorn
Ira Tarmon
Mary Schmidt
Sally Conrad
Ann Kline
Mary Sweenesy
Alma Slosek
Macia Sova
Ranbow Loop
Licanor Lawton
Rosemary Skillen
Plane Fitzgibbons
Dorothy Whelley
Kathryn Parrish
Adams Hotel Leufue Wilcox Bros
Reebeer
Waters Lit
Somerset
Flanagan
Philip
Bank
Handicap
Iota
Sith
Sith's Hate: 13)— Kn.gat 374, Slight 409, Greyway Ho Outn, 461, Lapetno
Nanacap
Terrace
Kutkman
Cleary
Kumzner
Gilmour
Hand
Cap Doo
DeLuna Cear G
Paperway
Lamen
McGrath
Nanocap
Total
Fuwans
Karen Fox
Baum
Harrington
Acam Hotel
Garnier
Rowe
D. Wiltsie
P. Wise
Winchek
Father & Son
Sateman
Smith
B. Sateman
Victory
Brancato
Total Food
Collins & Simmons
Logan
Casey
Rando
Collins
Borden
St. Paul's Holy Name League Ha LL Green
Peixey
Teifke
Cahul
Dietz
Waters
St. Lucy
Pelkey
Senrader
E. Pelkey
G Pexey
Barker
St. Paul's
Flescnman
Stol
Zansk
Branley
Stove
Norris
Kenifi
Devens
Thurston
Reynolds
Familes Funeral Home
McLaughlin
Peavey
Gallagher
McKeown
St. Luke's
Nettles
Roncho
Peck
Kelly
Gambino
James
Metcalf
Green
Bond
Auger
Rose
St. Anthony
Schrader
P. Schrader
E. Schrader
John Schrader
Joe Schrader
City Bowling Opens Saturday in Annual Tournament
Firing in the annual City Bowling Tournament will get underway Saturday with the doubles event at St Pauls alleys. Sunday brings competition in singles at Capitol alleys and the five man team event at D A lanes. Bowlers should check in at the designated establishments 30 minutes before their lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
St Paul's
Capitol
D. A
Marathon League Material Mills and Related Shipments Totals
A long OCR style ledger lists multiple departments with foremen and worker totals. It records numerous equipment and production group totals, including Marathon League Material Mills, Til Presses, Shipping No 1, Electrons, Production, Off Set, Carton Finishing, Machinists, Die Room, Bldg Service, Ink Room, Office, Engineering, and various leagues and clubs with individual names and weekly totals. The page shows per-group member scores or hours and overall totals, ending with further entries for Oswego Hotel and Security with subtotals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon League
Mills
Sawyer
Foshmi
Powell
Losurdo
Hde
Olsen
Brace
Hlapke
Muntner
Parmesano
Savage
Martin
Tesoriero
Knauss
thMiero
Carton
Germain
LaGoe
Pryor
Buske
Machinist
Alton
Cook
Ratigan
Brown
Fontana
Ndc
Hurson
Scenery
Samson
Keating
Carlton
Ink Room
Thompson
Fitzgibbons
Greta
Dunsmoor
Learned
Gardner
Robrage
Marquardt
Rourke
Theisen
Machinsis - Menier
Michalski
Dolzal
Costello
Ponz
Hdc
Abbout
Baker
Brander
Turner
Tink's and Hannibal Reach City League Finals
Tink's Restaurant and Hannibal roared into the finals of the City Basketball League Class A. Tink's defeated Schaefer Beer 72 29 and Hannibal pummeled Bowery Bowl 78 36. The winners stand for the championship opener at 8 pm next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tink's Restaurant
Hannibal
Schaefer Beer
Bowery Bowl
Ners
Lake City Police
Sahation Army
Continentals
Rebels
Marathon
Adams Hotel
Cotton Bowl payout splits among Southwest Conference
Syracuse and Texas each received 175071 dollars for the New Year’s Day Cotton Bowl in Dallas. Syracuse won 23 to 14 and keeps its share. Texas gets 6000 dollars plus 150 traveling expenses. The remaining 113571 dollars will be shared among eight conference teams, each receiving 1224 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Syracuse
Texas
Tesas
Rainbow and League Scores From Local Circuits
A compiled list shows multiple teams and players with individual scores and handicaps across leagues. Notable entries include Peter Raby Lumber Co and Mac's Gardens with high totals around 2700 and above, plus Masonic and Shrine groupings with several chapters and totals near 2900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow League Peter Raby Lumber Co
Piazza
Chatterton
Meeker
Parrish
Edwards
Mac's Gardens
Fitzgibbons
McClelland
Mac
Donald
Skillen
Piasza
Ange
Oswego State wrestlers head to Cleveland for 4 1 tourney
Oswego State Lakers take Joe Farmer Leon Gridley and Tom Santa to Cleveland Ohio for the 4 1 wrestling tournament. Farmer 8 0 in duals aims for heavyweight crown, Gridley 7 1 competes at 167, Santa also present. Kent State win the event with Bowling Green second and RIT third as 32 teams compete. Farmer eyeing NCAA bid at Maryland later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego State Laker
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Farmer
Oswego
Joe
Leon Gridey
Tom Santa
Gridley
Lakers
Farmer
Wilkes College
Pennsylvania
Oswero
Ed Nicholson
Kent State
Bowling Green
Emushing
Notre Dame
University of Maryland
Pick Griffith To Take Moyer
Emile Griffith a pro under two years is a 9-5 favorite over Ten ny Moyer in a 10-round NBC telecast from Madison Square Garden tonight. Moyer, 20, is from Portland Ore with a 24-1 record and seven knockouts. Griffith, 21 months as a pro, stands 16-1 with six knockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emile Griffith
Tenny Moyer
Madison Square Garden
Moyer
Don Jordan
Portland
Ore
Griffith
Cash
Randy Sandy
Nats and Warriors Open Playoffs In Philadelphia
The Associated Press notes the Nats face the Warriors in a best of three in Philadelphia to start the NBA playoffs with the series alternating cities if needed. The Detroit Minneapolis winner meets St. Louis to decide the division champions before the NBA crown. A Lakers win over the Knicks closed the regular season. The July 1989 payroll figure is cited as 2,190,000 government workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Boston
Minneapolis
Detroit
Lakers
New York
Nats
Warriors
Mantle Reports To Yankee Camp Talks Terms
Mantle arrives at the Yankees spring camp in Fort Myers and plans talks on contract terms with GM George Weiss. Mantle seeks to avoid a $15,000 cut from his 1959 salary of $75,000 as he contends for a new deal. Also noted: Friend hurls four innings in Pirates intrasquad, Dodgers Giants showcase power, and Red Sox injury incident at Scottsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Pirates
Milwaukee
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Don Zimmer
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Vero Beach
Fila
Felpe Alou
Willie Mays
Andre Rodgers
Giants
Phoenix
Ariz
American League
Arizona
Red Sox
Detroit
Charlie Maxwell
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Bill Jurges
Marty Keough
Dave Hillman
Inves
Keough
Scottsdale
Mesa
Hillman
Mantle
George Weiss
Weiss
Young Golfers In Fore At Pensacola Open
Pensacola Florida saw a fast start in the first round of the 15.06 Pensacola Open as 52 players, led by 22 year old Allen Geiberger of Studio City California, shot under par scores at Penskin Country Club on the 6500 yard layout. Geiberger posted 64 to lead, with three 24 year olds Dave Ragan Orlando Don Bisplinghoff Longwood and Bruce Cramp ton tied for second at 67. The fifth annual event resumes through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Allen Geiberger
Studio City
Calif
Penskin Country Club
Geiberger
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Don Bisplinghoff
Longwood
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
National Hockey Results and Schedule
Thursday saw New York and Boston skate to a 3 to 3 tie. Friday has no games on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Boston
College basketball tournament results update
In the NIT first round Providence defeated Memphis while St Villanova lost 88 to 71. Detroit beat Kentucky Wesleyan 86 to 69. Evansville triumphed 76 to 69 over Chapman. Cornell (Iowa) upset listed as NAIA quarterfinals Tenn A&I St 73 Wofford 60. Westminster Pa 62 Hamline 59 Southwest Texas 76 Grambling 68 William Jewell 67 New Mexico Highlands 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Providence
Memphis St
Villanova
Detroit
Small College
Evansville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Chapman
Cornell
Iowa
NAIA
Tenn
A&i St
Wofford
Westminster
Hamline
Southwest Texas
Grambling
Wm. Jewell
New Mexico
Highlands
St Marys Hosts Syracusans and Teen Tilt
St Marys basketball team welcomes St Anthony s of Syracuse at 2 30 Sunday afternoon with an unusually large turnout anticipated. After the game a buffet lunch will be served in Hopkins Hall by Oswego mothers. The St Marys Midget Division entry meets St Joseph at Fitzhugh Park tomorrow at 8 45 am for the top rung and potential title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Anthony’s
Syracuse
Quigley
St. Mary’s
Syacusans
Oswegonians
Hopkins Hall
Oswego
St. Marys
St. Joseph
Fitzhugh Park
Hold Up Buffalo New Affiliation Delayed By Stockholder Review
Buffalo stockholders delay approval of the move to the Continental Baseball League to address legal questions. Sportservice Inc holds 183000 shares and will not vote tonight, forcing a new meeting set for March 26. Attorney Frank G Raichle cites indemnity concerns to the International League and damages discussed for Toronto and Buffalo franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buffalos
Continental Baseball League
Sportservice Inc
Nation
Cononaire
Frank G. Raichle
Sportservice
International League
American Assa
Houston
Minneapolis-St Paul
Dallas-Ft Worth
Penver
Raichle
Toronto
NCAA Tournament Opens With Wide Field of Contenders
California meets Santa Clara in Seattle as regional playoffs begin across four sites. Oregon faces Utah in a nightcap with Cincinnati and West Virginia looming as threats. Evansville defends the small college title in Evansville, while NAIA semis unfold in Kansas City and NIT awaits its midwest matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
California
Seattle
Cal
Santa Clara
Oregon
Utah
Cals
Cincinnati
West Virginia
Swork
Manhattan
Kaw
Charlotte
San Francisco
Evansville
Ind
Chapman Calif College
NAIA
Kansas City
Tennessee A&i
Westminster
Southwest Texas
William Jewell
New York
Utat State
Villanova
Villanna
Detroit
Providence College
Memphis State
College scores roundup with tight men’s games
Southwest Texas defeated Grambling 62 to 59 while top seeds 7668 and William Jewell edged New Mexico Highlands 67 to 62 in a close trio of college basketball results.
Expect Records At Chicago Meet
CHICAGO John Thomas, Don Bragg, Hayes Jones and a host of track stars compete tonight in the 24th Chicago Relays at the International Amphitheatre. Thomas, a 19 year old Boston University sophomore, has entered and won seven meets this year and set the world high jump mark of 7 feet 2 inches in the national AAU last month. He makes his first Midwest appearance. Bragg, the former Villanova star, aims to reach 16 feet in the pole vault, holding an indoor best of 15 feet 9 1/2 inches and facing Bob Gutowski, who holds the outdoor mark. Jones defends his 60 yard high hurdles title. Eastern Michigan’s Lee Calhoun also enters, while Jones has tied the world record 7.0 seconds in the hurdles this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Thomas
Don Brage
Hayes Jones
International Amphitheater
Thomas
Boston University
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Midwest
Bragg
Villanova
Bob Gutouski
Leutenant
Jones
Eastern Michigan
Lee Calhoun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sportsmans Digest
Zeseer Pyramid Ten
Rais
Oswego Leatherstocking Club
Oswego Palladium Tipes
DA. Women's League DeAmbras
A. Castaldo
Genie
Schaffer
Grasso
Fastaldo
Hep
Cuca Club
Mangano
Ravas
Feeney
Susino
Family
Metropolitan Life
Canale
Likewise
Samuels
Sugar
S — A.mosher
Knox
DelBrocco
A. Mosher
DiGaetano
J&k Boiler Co
Larson
Reissweber
Olson
Barillo
Gov' Er’s Dept. Store
Cahill
Godici
Castaldo
Lapetino
Schrempf
Electrotype League
Cahill’s Fish Market
Olin
McGiff
Forney
Mattison
Kenworthy
Art's Radio & TV Repair
Cooper
C. Anderson
A. Anderson
Lum
Guernsey
Day — Restuccio
Ambrosetti
Place
Kostoroski
Kielb
Conley
J. Thomas
Ebert
Jackson
Calverase Gulf
Miceli
Carney
Calverase
Pecora
Woods
Lees Barber
Carey
Downes
Ladd
Godden
Lass
Country Inn
Donahue
Peggio
Lower
Haynes
McGann
Security — Jones
Converse
Phillips
Guynn
Weigelt
Dulore
Pompei
John Glinski
Cortland
Rockefeller
Glinski
John LaValle
Ron Davis
Tink
van Sant
Slosek
Sheldon
Harmon
Masonic League Commandery
Carter
Orzesek
Coe
Crowe
Adelman
Washburn
Merritt
Tully
Stafford
Williamson
Marott
Lockwood
Deming
Fellowcraft
Post
Geddes
Vandegrift
Hart Sr
Salander
Shrine
Wilson
Lyons
Johnson
Kessler
Palm
Hannibal (A) Teachout
LaGasse
Gleason
Adsit
Dann
Frontier
Manor
Payne
Sholey
Yankee Camp
The
National Hockey League
Buffalo New
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Phone & Or
Jerry Lucas
Louisville
Western Kentucky
Ihe University
Georgia Tech
Fransille
Towa
New Mexico Highlands
Florida
Cotter County
Florida Sunshine Acreage, Inc. PT
Lacoln Road
Eeober Mid Dane Chaeerer OF Commerce
Canada
Manitobe River
Americ
Corby
America
Corby’s
Corby's
JAS. Barclay & CO. Limited
Peoria
Ilj
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