Local 214 Breaks 1959 Bowling Score in City Tournament
Local 214 topped 3,047 in the City Bowling Association Tournament as doubles Friday night and singles Sunday bring action across categories. Joe Shambo and Bob Cairr led doubles with 1,242, Ed Gill topped singles after day one with 636, while Ralph Farnham's 710 last year stands as the benchmark. Daily top scores will be listed as the event progresses with prize qualification in view.
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City Bowling Association
Smith Hotel
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Joe Shambo
Bob Cairr
Charles Southgate
Neil Barney
Ed Gill
Ralph Farnham
Adams House Wins Opener as Final Playoffs Start
Adams House defeated Marathon 45-39 in the City Basketball League Class B semifinal opener at Oswego High School. Ted Hinckley led Marathon with 17 points while John Annal added 16 for Marathon. Lake City Police Club and Continentals advanced in Class E with 70-19 and 34-27 wins over Salvation Army and Rebels, respectively.
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Alfieri
Ar DeBane
I. Barillo Anes
Edmund Gill
Debane
Joseph Shambo
Wm. FitzGibbons
James Lynch
Cusack
George Gill
Francis Gill
J. Boyce
Robert Czirr
R. Kingsbury
J. Shambo
Dick Galvin
R. Czirr
Joe Regan Bee
Joe Brancato
Ball & Wilson
Charles Blum
Ray Kingsbury
W. Reidy
Geo. Breitbeck
F. Cutro
Joe Scanion
R. McCormack
Bil Clark Vene
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Jim Murphy
B. Annorino
Stanley Cusack
P. Guido Seeees
A. D. Thompson
Frank Tacqua
Adams Hotel iFraternal
M. Brancato
J. Comerford
D. Griffin
Buske
Rae P. Griffin
W. James
Jack Boyce
F. Signorile
John Muldoon
Ww. Ingersoll
Pete Dilapinenae
Lee
P. Cherchuo
J. Losurdo
Emanuel Alfiert
Orville Byrne
Bil Debane
R. Porter
Garnet Drake
Sweeney
Perry
Fontan
Dirk
E. Haynes
Adams Hotel
Schafter
Pecoy
Joe Regan
Adams
Murrey Mangano
Towsley
Tim Murphy
E. Gardner
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Wiltsie
Lupa
Robert Auclair
Vernon Auclair
Id. Roweeeee
Rebels
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Paul Bevz
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Bymne A
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Edgar Bower
Grand Total
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Rhinehart
Oswego Industries Welden
Syreil Goodale
D. Turner
Rucynski
R, Syrett
Frank Malacqua
Reed
O'Connor
Martin Cahill
W- Tucker
Widiig Carson
Albight
R. Thomas
J. Delisle Oe
Turner
James McGraw
Sil
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J. Losurdy
Adems House
Marathon
Tom Ravesi
Starks & Bundy
Dumas
J. Starks
Quesnell Rohde
Gittora
E. Bundy
Ail
Annet
Wilber
J. O'Neil
Brancato
O' Pfeifer
Tinexley
Wm. Ingersoll
H. Gill Seseeee
Bishop
Urbach
Harold Knauss
Slobe
J. Henning
Jim Farley
Harry Savage
Coleman
Conlin
BT Chas. Johnson
W. Pierce
Robert Fellows
F. Leone
H. Coleman
R. van Sant
Bill Anthony
Fran Donovan
ST. James
Cc. Royanne
J. Metcalf
Jerry Skillen
Marsuccia
Joe Losschiavo
A. von Holtz
Fred Maniccia
S. Tripp
J. Morgia
Joseph Vitkery
A. Scaccia
Robt. Dunsmoor
D. Canale
J. Bellardino
M. Galletta
Angelo Galletta
M. Canale
Ed. Tucker
Berlin
H. Woods
Pete Raby
E. Brower
D. Morgan
Cc. Johnson Sae
R. Fellows
Oswego Hotel
Benny’s
J. McCarey
G. Mercer
A. Holliday
Brower
A. Gallatta
Montcalm Dock CO
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G. King
C. Miller, Jr
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Oswego High School
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Bob Murray
John Ruland
Pat Dowd
Jim Mangano
Dave Semmens
Walt Lupa
Washington cherry trees bloom window in spring timeframe
The famed cherry trees in Washington blossom between March 20 and April 17 each year with April 5 as the average bloom date, marking the typical peak period for visitors and photographers.
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Sad Sam Jones Poised For Giants Strong Bid In 1960
Sad Sam Jones, the pride of the San Francisco pitching corps, is set for a larger role as the Giants push toward the National League pennant. With Billy O'Dell and Billy Lees added, Jones should get rest between starts while Johnny Antonelli and Jack Sanford return. He led last season with a 2.82 ERA, a 21-15 record, and 271 innings in 50 games as San Francisco contended with Milwaukee and Los Angeles. Jones opened spring training with a sharp three-inning session and a 5-0 win over Cleveland. Meanwhile, Dodgers crushed Kansas City, White Sox beat Cincinnati, and other scores listed.
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Chicago White Sox
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Roger Maris
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Washington
Detroit
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Chicago
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Buffalo Women Bowlers Excel at New York State Tourney
Buffalo area bowlers led the first weekend of the 27th annual New York State Women's Bowling Tournament in Geneva. OKeefe's Buffalo topped Class A team scores at 2622, with Pepsi Five second 2555 Jubilee 2476 Schaeffler 2461 and Southside Bowling Center 2459. Eloise Kennedy and June Anatel, both Buffalo, led Class A doubles with 1090, while Helen Mucha headed singles with 597. Arlene Wierzbowski led all events at 1630, aided by 576 in singles and 526 in both team and doubles. Mucha’s 247 was the high single game to date, and Jerry Milka’s 602 topped doubles.
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Eloise Kennedy
June Anatel
Buffalo
Helen Mucha
Arlene Wierzbowski
Fight results from Tokyo and U S boxing bouts
Associated Press report lists bantamweight E T B Sanong of Thailand knocking out Kazuo Muruyama in Tokyo. In New Jersey Marcel Diszien outpoints Joe Melito in Jersey City. In Kingston Jimmy Beecham defeats Rudolph Bent in a 10 round bout.
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E.T.B. Sanong
Thailand
Japan
Kazuo Muruyama
Union City
N. J
Marcel Dizien
Jersey City
Joe
Cookie) Melito
Philadelphia
Kingston
Jamaica
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Fla
Rudolph Bent
British Honduras
College Basketball quarterfinals and early results
California defeated Oregon 70 to 49 while Cincinnati beat Kansas 82 to 71. Ohio State routed Georgia Tech 86 to 69 and NYU downed Duke 74 to 59. West Virginia topped St Joseph's Pa 106 to 100 in a regional consolation, DePaul beat Texas 67 to 61, Utah 89, Santa Clara 31 over Western Kentucky 97, Ohio University 87, Utah State 73 over Villanova 72 in OT, Providence 64 over St Louis 53. First round saw St Bonaventure 94 Holy Cross 81 and Dayton 72 Temple 51. NAIA: Southwest Texas 66 Westminster Pa 44. Third place Tenn A&I 100, William Jewell 65.
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Don Weiss
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Cincimnati
Oscar Robertson
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Darrall Imhoff
Cal
Southwest Texas State
Evansville
Cardinals Move From Chicago To St. Louis
The National Football League approved moving the Chicago Cardinals to St. Louis as the league reorganizes teams. Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced the shift, funded partly by the Chicago Bears, and noted costs included relocating players and buying the Soldier Field lease.
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Don Mellhenny
Southern Methodist University
Indiana
Bill Butler
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Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Colts
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Sunday Results From Minneapolis and Syracuse Wins
Minneapolis defeated Detroit 114 to 99 clinching the best of three series at 2 9 in a dominant showing. Syracuse beat Philadelphia 125 to 119 keeping the best of three tied at 1 1 and setting up a decisive matchup. Sunday's results shape today’s schedule with Syracuse at Philadelphia. Tuesday features no games.
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Detroit
Syracuse
Philadelphia
NIT and NCAA Semifinalists Set After Tuesday Contests
Cincinnati California Ohio State and NYU reach NCAA semifinals after regional wins. Bradley Dayton and St John’s meet in NIT semis with Providence Utah State. Oscar Robertson stars for Cincinnati as Cal falls. Evansville claims NAIA small college title.
Bauer Convinced He Still Has It
Hank Bauer, in West Palm Beach, declares he still can play and aims to prove it to one target, possibly Casey Stengel. He praises staying with the Royals after being with the Yankees and Kansas City, and says he is happy to be home and not eager to leave.
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Casey Stenvel
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New York Baseball Writers
Farmer Gridley Lead Lakers To Fine Mat Finish
Oswego State Lakers place tenth in a 29-team 4-1 Wrestling Tournament in Cleveland led by heavy Joe Farmer and 167-pound Leon Gridley. Farmer earned three wins before a final loss. Gridley tallied two wins and a close overtime loss. The pair will compete in the NCAA meet next weekend at the University of Maryland.
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Leon Gridley
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Cleveland
Farmer
Gridley
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Joe
Wilkes
Bill Hancock
Colgate
Dan Appling
University of Toledo
Appling
Toledo
Gib McCartney
Wheaton College, HC
Lee
Eugene McFadden
Notre Dame
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Dick Zoyhoffsky
RIT
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Bat Lee
Dave Meredith
Waynesburgh
Lakers
Ithaca
Kent State
Bowling Green
Western Michigan
Ball State
Wheaton
Oswego
Dave Lee
University of Marland
Mrs Frances G McIntyre Appointed News Correspondent
Exhibition baseball of Fair Haven appoints Frances G McIntyre of Fancher Ave as news correspondent for The Palladium Times in Fair Haven. Anyone with a news item may reach her by telephoning Whitney 7-1183.
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Fancher Ave
Fair Haven
Palladium Times
St Josephs Leads Midget Division With Big Win
St Josephs No 1 defeated St Marys No 1 42 23 at Fitzhugh Park to seize first place in the Midget division. Fran Clark led with 18 points, John Colloca and Greg Smith added 10 each, while St Marys top scorer Mike Cloonan had 8. Other results included the Gunners beating St Marys No 2 18 14 for their first win, Tom Dauphinet scoring 10.
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Joe McCarey
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Bob Conisk
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