Bowling Leaders Hold Advantage In City Tournament
Leaders in team doubles and singles retained top spots in the City Bowling Association Tournament as Monday night results shuffled the rankings but left the leaders intact. The standings will be updated daily with scores and leaders listed for quick reference, as action continues toward Saturday's conclusion.
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City Bowling Association
Local 214
Cyclotherm No. 1
Browne & Davis
Maurice Theisen
Felice Pompei
Vince Frataccia
Sam Tripp
Bull Kelly
Tournament leaders and high scores across multiple teams
The list shows team names such as Connolly's LeRoy, Pagano's Market, Carling's Black Label, Harris Army Stores, C-10 Local, Curtis Manor Dairy, Ross Insurance, Raby's Lumber, and Fletts Body Shop with individual player scores and totals. Totals range from 2624 to 2860, reflecting season standings and top performers.
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Southgate
Connolly's
LeRoy
McGough
Westcott
Meehan
Woods
Pagano's
MetGiff
Covell
Smegersky
Osetek
Reynolds
Carling
Gentile
Prior
Cement
Mel Gentile
Hde
Harris Army Stores
Can Bova
Perau
Paeno
Trenca
Perferii
Phillips
Martin
Wise
McClelland
Demore
Curtis Manor Dairy
de Cristo
Ford
Brennan
Dehm
Teifke
Ross Insurance
Murray
Smith
Doherty
Young
Egbert
Raby's Lumber -- Mahoney
Healy
Kelly
Muldoon
Parker
Hee
Fletts Body Shop
Estridge
McCloskey
Weapen
Whitman
Elks To Crown Foul Shot Champion Thursday at Oswego High
Twenty five toy-line experts vie in final rounds to crown Oswego foul shot champion Thursday at 7 p.m. in Oswego High School gym. Five age divisions compete under coach Bill Dilts with trophies for age group winners and the overall title. Notables include Tim O Mara and two former champions among the finalists. Contestants must bring proof of age. admission is free.
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Elks
OHS
Oswego High School
Bill Dilts
Tim O'Mara
Oswego Catholic High School
Dan Cavellier
Fred Teifke
Bob Farrell
Billy Yelas
Larry Decker
Fitzhugh Park
Decker
Ted
Bob Cgruheh
Fran Clark
Bob Smith
Chuckison
Chuck Olson
Chuck Corso
Terry Sweeting
Ralph Hewitt
Fred Haynes
Tom Dauphinet
Tony Eha
Danny Gui
Bill Cloonan
Dave Catalone
John Hogan
Larry Pidgeon
Bobby Schaffer
Bob Grulich
Jim Martin
Bill Wallace
Gerry Lloyd
Frank Howard Emerges as Dodger's New Babe Ruth
VERO BEACH Florida Frank Howard 23 a 6 7 former Ohio State star is being hailed as the Dodgers potential power source. labeled new Babe Ruth by team brass after solid minor league and brief major league work. scouts praise his power while management contemplates a full season at first base and spring exhibition showings. Howard has slugged 80 homers and 2435 runs driven in across two minor league seasons.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Los Angeles Dodger
Babe Ruth
Frank Howard
Ohio State
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Howard
Babe
Pete Reiser
Dodger
Green Bay
Victoria
Tex
Spokane
Five One Time Yankees Likely Starters for K C
The Athletics may open the 1960 season with Bob Cerv Hank Bauer and Norm Siebern in the outfield Jerry Lumpe at shortstop and Marv Throneberry at first base Believed starters include Johnny Kucks and Don Larsen in the rotation Kucks three scoreless innings helped Oakland beat Milwaukee 7 5 in an exhibition with Lumpe and Siebern homering in the third to build a 4 0 lead Other spring results noted include Chicago White Sox 3 0 Baltimore 3 0 Washington 7 Los Angeles 4 Detroit 4 New York 2 and Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
New York
Athletics
Bob Elliott
A's
Bob Cerv
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Marv Throneberry
Elliott
Johnny Kucks
Don Larsen
Kucks
Lumpe
Siebern
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Sox
St. Louis
Birds
Cincinnati
Washington
Los Angeles
Detroit
Yankees
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hobart Names Davis On All Opponent Five
Individual stars from five colleges named to the 1959-60 Hobart all opponent basketball team. Forwards Davenport Colgate and Lewis Hartwick captain. Center Ron Davis Oswego. Guards Nichols Upsala and Steinberg Alfred.
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Hobart
Davis
Geneva
Lysie E
Spike
Garmish
Dave Davenport
Colgate
Barry Lewis
Hartwick
Ron Davis
Oswego
Ted Nichols
Upsala
Steve Steinberg
Alfred
Philadelphia Wins Fast Paced Playoff Opener 132 112
Philadelphia defeats Syracuse 132 112 to take a 2 1 lead in their best of three series. Tuesday features three games with Philadelphia at Boston and Minneapolis facing St Louis in their best of seven series.
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National Basketball Association
The
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Boston
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Friend Expects Big Comeback For Pirates Ace
Fuchs Myers reports optimism about Bob Friend returning to 20 wins for the Pirates after a 19 loss and 8 win season. He is 27, lighter by 15 to 20 pounds, and believes spring training has him in peak form to recapture his earlier effectiveness. He notes weight management and age as factors in regaining his strength.
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Fuchl Myers
Fla
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Friend
Marathon Squares Title Set in City League Final Rubber
Marathon evened the best of three with Adams House 43 35 to force a decisive game in the City Basketball League Class B Tournament final on Oswego High hardwoods. Keith Bishop led Marathon with 17 points while Ted Tincekley had 13 for Adams House. Fontana starred for Lake City Police Club with 16 rebounds and 13 points as Continentals lost 34 27. The Senecas beat Naval Reserve 48 42 in overtime, Paul Bradshaw sent it to OT with a late foul shot, Dave Dehm scored five in overtime, Sam Savona and Larry Henderson added key baskets. Leonard of Naval Reserve shone with 10 points.
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Senecas
Stout Naval Reserve
Vinnie Savona
Dave Dehm
Paul Bradshaw
Bob Cahill
Dave Gorman
Bear
Ed Garno
Jim Bradford
Larry Henderson
Jim Muldoon
Marathon
Adams House
Oswego High
Lake City Police Club
Continentals
Tink’s Rest
Hannibal
Lake Shore Aces and
Country Inn
Police Club
Naval Reserve
Jim Bishop
Dunker
Annie Oakiess
Ted Tincekley
Clese
Mike Fontana
Fontana
Harold Schaffer
Bill Wallace
Artie Chetney
Orville Byrne
Leonard
Dave
Levin
Continentals Police Club
Fry
Chesney
Byrne $ Wallace
Cliff
Parker Fontana
Rucynski
Reed
Raiding Murray
Carson Mangano
Walden Semmens
Quesnel
Ournas
Ronde
Gifford
Annal
Wilber
Too Hincksey
Brancalo Wi
Bishop Urbach O
Hunter
Krawetyk
Previer
Stanvak
Senecas Naval Reserve
RPT
Savona
Sir Martin
Dehm
Goodman
Henderson Leva
Cahill Simser
Ss A
Axtell
Softball League To Form for 60
Announcement this morning urged 1959 managers and industrial groups to attend a meeting at the Charles C. Crisafulli Post clubrooms in West Utica Street. President Ed Muntner will chair as the new league head explains plans for affiliation and an earlier tourney, with discussion on removing the mid summer three week suspension to avoid vacations and strengthen rosters.
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Industrial Softball League
Charles C. Crisafulli
West Utica St
Ed Muntner
1959 ABC Champs Roll to 2930 in Toledo Bowling
The Detroit Pfeiffers led by captain Ed Lubanski with 610 pins posted 2930 to grab seventh in the open team division during the ABC tourney in Toledo. Budweiser Beer of St. Louis competes tonight after finishing third last year and fourth the year prior.
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ABC
Toledo
Ohio
Budweiser Beer
St. Louis
American Bowling Congress
Detroit Preifters
Ed Lubanski
Pfeiffers
St. Louis Budweisers
Sally Conrad Tops Women With 538 In League Action
Sally Conrad leads in the H A B League with 538 and Mary Schmid reaches 500 in regional play. Multiple teams post high counts as Tene Buske nets 511 in the Women’s Industrial League and Betty DeLisle adds 493 in a busy card of scores across leagues.
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Saliy Conrad
Prg KS
Mondas
3Alls
Mary Schmid
Kenee 3Loran
Tene Buske
Betty DeLisie
Comme Bond
Helen Jermsn
Marg Schwartz
Conrad's Gulf
LaForest Hg Freeborn
Sereno
Conrad
Musicoico
Galvin
Woods
Moran
Handicap
Minccio
Palmesano
Beulah
West
Perry
Shortt
Dallas
Cheney
Milstate League
Adams Hotel
O'Connor
Rose
Coe
Kracked
Smith
Teds Bakers
Clark
Himpie
Meeker
Whatford
Hoofer
Peps
Cola Magner
Bullard
Hichelzer
Haynes
Madden
Breneman-Hartshorn
Johnson
Catalone
Czerow
Crisafulli
Muscalino
Pagano's
Schwartz
Mueller
Hutcheson
Stoddard
Reidy
Austin’s
Byer
Austin
B. Hogan
Dawson
L. Hogan
Women’s Industrial League
Natal’s
Groth
Giambo
Hall
Losurdo
Sheldon
Snyder & Mackin
Kraft
Bergemann
Warner
Bond
DeLisle
Curtis Manor Zanewych
Ottman
Chetney
Beckwith
Whitman
Unknown Breaks Champion's Jaw In Venezuela Bout
Venezuelan fighter Carlos Hernandez broke world featherweight champion Davey Moore's jaw in a seventh round exit from a 10 round nontitle bout in Caracas. Hernandez floored Moore with a hard right in round three. Moore weighed 127 and Hernandez 130. Moore later had a jaw cast.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Carlos Hernandez
Moore
Hernandez
Chamberlain Too Much for Nats in Eastern Final Push
Wilt Chamberlain led the Philadelphia Warriors to a 232 to 112 victory over the Syracuse Nationals in the decisive playoff finale. He scored 53, surpassing the previous playoff mark, as the Warriors advance to meet Boston’s Eastern Division winner in a best four of seven series.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Syracuse Nats
Wik
Boston
Fay Crocker Dominates 21st Women Titleholders at Augusta
Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay, 45, withstood a challenging Augusta layout to win the 21st Women’s Titleholders by seven strokes. Kathy Cornelius of Lakeland Florida finished second at 310, earning $900, while Crocker collected $1,200. The 6300-yard course played tougher than usual after winter storms.
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Fay Crocker
Augusta
UPI
Kathy Cornelius
Lakeland
Fla
Miss Crocker
Cornelius
Augusta Country Club
Montevideo
Uruguay
World Featherweight Results From Caracas and U S ------------------------------------------------
Caracas Carlos Hernandez stopped Davey Moore in 127 percent of a round to claim the featherweight crown. In Boston Tom McNeeley outpointed Willie Besmanoff in Arlington. Bernie Lynn outpointed George Maddox in Providence. Matty Mullane defeated Bobby Soares in Holyoke. Jose Gonzalez beat Antonio Marcilla in New York.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Davey Moore
Springfield
Ohio
Boston
Tom McNeeley
Arlington
Mass
Willie Besmanoff
Milwaukee
Providence
R. I
Bernie Lynn
New York
George Maddox
Hyannis
Holyoke
Matty Mullane
Bobby Soares
Jose Gonzalez
Antonio Marcilla
Argentina
Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday
The Associated Press lists scores from exhibition games including Baltimore defeating Cincinnati 9 to 4 and Chicago (A) beating St. Louis 8 to 4. Detroit edged New York 4 to 2, while Kansas City won 7 to Milwaukee as Philadelphia fell to Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Milwaukee
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Yvona’s Rest
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Canale's Rest
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Congress Beer
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