Leaders Hold Own But Many Changes In Bowling Tourney
Age of the annual City Bowling Association tournament produced high scores across all four categories. Leaders mostly held, but several positions in the top ten shifted. Singles leaderboards show Bob Farrell at 676 with 93 handicap, A Dedyck 665, Signorile rising to seventh with 646. Doubles see Lass Knight take runner up with 483 and 195 handicap. Pilon Miller 1228 team total. Barney Southgate duo near top. Caprit Bowling Center leads team standings with 3,957, Wade's Diner and Ballantine Beers close behind, while Medics sit tenth with 2,994.
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City Bowling Association
Bob Farrall
A Dedyck
Fran Signorile
Harry Lass
Bert Knight
Tom Pilon
Carl Miller
Pilon
Miller
Neil Barney
Charlie Southgate
Barney
Southgate
Ed Stacy
Pete Griffin
Stacy
Griffin
Bill Shannon
Don Turner
Shannon
Turner
Caprit
Quint
Bill Bhim Sporting
Ray Dashnér
Carl Roxy
Wade
George Brown
Ballantine Beer
George Marturanos
Charles Riley
Joe Lasurdo
Joe Pasco
Lasurdo
Splendid Kegling
Frank Symons
Fis
Singies
B. Farrell
A. Dedyck
F. Signorile
Patrick Jr
France
J. Bellomo
Cc. Mangano
F. Cabr
J_ Mangano
BNO S. Tripp
J. Flanagan B. Wools
R. Rossiter D. Patrick
A. Bugow
E- EL Peck
P. Calverace
R. Nettles
Cc. Perau
D. Kunawile K. Patrick
Kozlowski
Capitol Bowling
Benny’ S
Medics
Esseures
Conzone-Cordean
H. Lass
B. Knight
Shambo
G. Dietz
R. Dieta
E. Stacy
P. Griffin
McLaughlin-Gallagher
W. Swannon
D, Turner
Francis Tuttle
Robert Farrell
Joe Bellardini
al Dedyck
Mike Crisafulli
Bill Kark
Fran Signoris
Samuel Tripp
Joe Dehm
Sam Teifke
Harry Savages
Lou Ahart
Eevee
Robert Czirreeease
Jack Bovee
Bil Kirk
Frank
Oswego Catholic Clinches Diocesan Title With 67 51 Victory
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders erased a second-half deficit to defeat Sacred Heart Academy of Syracuse 67 51 at Onondaga War Memorial. Tim O'Mara led with 18 points while Friel and Marty, Kowalewski and Frawley added solid support as Oswego claimed the Syracuse Diocesan championship and completed an unbeaten season. The win capped a dramatic late surge and drew a crowd exceeding 4,000 spectators including many from Oswego and Fulton.
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Ochs Downs
Sacred Heart
Tim O'Mara
Crusaders
Syracuse Nationals
Oswego Catholic High Crusaders
Sacred Heart Academy of
Syracuse
Onondaga War Memorial
Oswego
Fulton
Syracusans
O'Mara
Jim Martin
Friel
Artie Bevacqua
Martin
Ed Muntner
Gene Fisch
Johnny Kowalewski
Pdinger
Moment Sabro
Larry Pidgeon
Big Dan Frawley
Oswegonians
Naiot
Fraw Iey
Fisch
Kowalewski
Adam Markowski
Bill Iwaniszek
Steart
Walter A. Foery
David A. Cunningham
John XXIII
Francis Sammons
CYO Activ
William J. Taylor
OCHS
Mike Peck
Oswego Syracuse
Furgal
Muniner
Nendza Oo
Burke
Bartoszewski
Kimazewski
Bevacqua
Craybas
Quigtey O
Frawley
Kowalski
Cable
Lf Kowalewski
Wallace
Friet
Dailey
Pidgeon
Talents
Auesn
E. J. Burke
Tom Cable
Ross Tallents
Ed Quigley
Gerry Frieland
Dan Frawley
Ed Dailey
John Naioti
Former Yanks To Punctuate K. of C. Lineup
Kansas City plans a lineup heavy with former Yankees plus a rookie manager Bob Elliott. Key moves hinge on Hamlin and Kumchock with Lumpe at second and Klimehock at third, while Throneberry and Siebern headline the batting order and Larsen anchors the rotation. Denver beats Boston 6-4 in NCAA hockey final bid with strong defense and 45 shots.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City
Yankees
Bob Elliott
Ken Hamjin
Elliott
Jerry Lumpe
Leu Kumchock
Hamlin
Lumpe
New York
Hank Bauer
Norm Siebern
Don Larsen
Marc Throneberry
Bob Cerv
Bill Tuttle
Cerv
Bauer
Russ Snyder
Leo Posada
Shreveport
Harry Chiti
Pete Daley
Boston
Hank Foiles
Pittsburgh
Bud Daley
Johnny Bucks
Ned Garver
Ray Herbert
Larsen
Eliott
Dick Hall
Salt Lake City
Ken Johnson
Portland
John Tsitouris
AL Grunwald
Denver
Pioneers
Michigan Tech
Boston University
Terriers
Team scores from Babcock and St. Lucy's with totals
Babcock team members Janice Kerfien and D Pelkey list scores totaling 2745 across four players. St. Lucy's includes EF Pelkey G Pelkey Bar Ker and Schraeder with totals 2730 across five players.
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Babcock
Kon
Janice
Kerfien
D. Babcock
St. Lucy's
D. Pelkey
EF. Pelkey
G. Pelkey
Barker
Bates Shoe League Tuesday Schedule Summary
Bates Shoe League listings show matches at 6:45 P M including Pasco Bros versus Fitz s Rest and Brown s Express against Oswego Hotel. Later times include Berlin s Taser versus Columbia Mills, Bates Shoes versus Ball & Wilson, Pepsi Cola versus Tink s Rest, Vince s Steak House versus Canale s Rest, Sherman McCloskey Texacos versus Minetto Service Center, and Wilsons Market versus Morabito s Automotive.
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Pasco Bros
Fitz's
Brown's Express
Oswego
Berlin
Taser
Columbia Mills
Bates Shoes
Ball & Wilson
Pepsi-Cola
Tink’s
Vince's Steak House
Canale’s
Sherman & McCloskey
Texacos
Minetto
Wilsons’ Market
Morabito's Automotive
Stilt Hurt Hand In Battle With Heinsohn
Wilt Chamberlain, nicknamed The Stilt, injured his right hand in a first period fight with Boston's Tom Heinsohn after colliding in Philadelphia. The incident occurred as the Warriors won 115 to 110 to tie the best-of-seven series at 1-1.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Philadephia Warriors
National Basketball Assn
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
St. Loui Hawks
Minneapolis
Lakers
Hawks
Heinsohn
Convention Hall
Holy Cross Flash
Neil Johnston
Johnston
Warriors
Celtics
Basketball at a Glance NCAA Semifinals results and schedule
The Associated Press reports Friday results with California beating Cincinnati 77 to 69 and Ohio State defeating NYU 76 to 54. Saturday features NIT third place game St Bonaventure vs Utah State and a national TV clash Bradley vs Providence. NCAA action in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
California
Cincinnati
Ohio State
NYU
New York
St. Bonaventure
Utah State
Bradley
Providence
NCAA
San Francisco
Five bowlers top 500 in Women City League and unions
Fran Hageny leads with 551 and Louise Doersam 535 as five members surpass 500 in the Women City League. Ida Harman posts 521, Mary Polczak 302, and Mary Prior 462, among others, with notable totals across multiple teams and leagues including Barilla Rotary and Capitol Bowling Center standings.
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Fran Hageny
Jevel
Louse Doersam
Fran
Louise
Ida Harman
Betty Roy
Mary Polczak
Marvel Biondohilo
Helen Elias
Frieda Schmdells
Mary Prior
Gil Whitman
UFE
George Dietz
Dave Galloway
Congress Beer League
Alice Sheldon
Alice
Agnes McClelland
Dorothy Whelley
Barb Lawton
Ellen Edwards
Helen Jermyn
Betty Mulvihill
Rosemary Skillen
Mary Schmidt
Young Women's Independent League
Ann Kline
Irene Teifke
Sally Conrad
Marsha Sova
Peggy Skinner
Adams
Gosek
Celestian
Hageny
Handicap
Total
U. E. A. League
Rebbeer
Knight
W. Vandish
McNulty
Uperaft
Ildep
Ranous
A. Vandish
Mulcahey
Kellogg
Smith
Hdcp
Oper
Czerow
Hall
Woods
O'Connor
Carey
Johnson
Carrill
Gibson
McChey
Reynolds
Oswego Line
Adkins
Sexton
Tyner
Ochsenbein
McKinstry
Gas Dept Baker
Stracuzzi
Hellard
Fistridge
Rubley
Hdep
California and Ohio State Face NCAA Final Clash
California aims for a second straight NCAA basketball title against an underdog Ohio State after beating Cincinnati. Ohio State advanced with a 76-54 win over NYU while Cincinnati and NYU play for third. Imhoff led California with a standout 6-foot-10 performance as Robertson struggled.
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San Francisco
California
Golden Bears
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Bears
Violets
New York University
NYU
Oklahoma A & M
Kentucky
Cow Palace
Buckeye
Robertson
Darrall Imhoff
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Saturday Schedule
Milwaukee beats New York 7 4 Detroit wins 7 6 St Louis tops Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 0 Chicago N defeats San Francisco 5 ? Cleveland 11 Boston 6 Other games canceled Saturday's schedule lists St Louis New York at St Petersburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee at Bradenton Pittsburgh Detroit at Lakeland Los Angeles Philadelphia at Clearwater Washington Kansas City at West Palm Beach Chicago A Baltimore at Miami Boston Chicago N at Mesa Ariz San Francisco Cleveland at San Diego
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Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Lausse Stops Greaves in New York Match at MSG
Eduardo Lausse of Argentina defeated Wilfie Greaves in four rounds at Madison Square Garden in a middleweight style stoppage. The bout featured rival contenders and drew attention from boxing circles in New York and Canada where contenders like Budnieski and Gordon had recently fought.
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Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Wilfie Greaves
Edmonton
Canada
Akron
Ohio
Bobby Gordon
Charleroi
Harry Budnieski
Buffalo
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Roy
Fratarcia
Cummings
Blum
Cashner
Ware
Mahoney
AuClair
Brown
Cooker
Finn
Ballantine
Marturano
Sterio
Bellardini
Catalone
Cordean
C. Riley
Tripp
Kelly
LaTulip
J. Riley
Kuno
Pasico
Cleary
Kirk
H. L. Green
Pelkey
Waters
Cahill
Tiefke
Dietz
Frontier City — Manor
Peck
Payne
Sheley
St. Anthony
Joe Schraeder
J Schraeder
P. Schraeder
E. Schraeder
D. Schraeder
Tink
Losurdo
J. Losurdo
Kingsley
Belden
Sivers Dairy
Thompson
North
Lupa
Chetney
Schaefer's Beer — Canzone
Demore
Trenca
de Castro
DeSantis Rest— Hill
Barclay
Proud
Galletta
Piazza
Kielb
Maher
Dehm
Miuccio
Conley
Ballard
Kenworth
Leone
VanSant
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T. Pilon
Co. Miller
M. Barney
C. Southgate
B. Stacy E
P. Griffon
Grand Total
W. Shannon
D. Turner
Dil
F Symons
Cc. Bullock
Biareny
J. Ross
J. Miller Jr
D. Beauchene
R. Clarke
P. Kastoroski
P. Cutro
B. Hageny
G. von Heiltz
F. Cutro
S. Cutro
Ilér
A. Palmesano
W. Kunziler
D. Kunzwiler
Sportsman's Digest
Dover
Daily
Gap
Oswego Leatherstocking Ib
Oswego Palladi
Yanks
Bates Shoe League
Louise Doersam
Fitzsimmons
Croas
Office
Drake Stevens
Himple
Murray
Whitman
Udep
Jugce
Adelman
Tonkin
Lass
Coad
Bly
Oper Wapen
Cass
Schweinder
Q’connor
Rainbow League
Ros Insurance
Murphy
Dougherty
Kosboh
Lawton
Das
Heep
Peter Raby Lumber Co
Rita Piazza
Jermyn
Meeker
Parrish
Edwards
Mac's Gardens
Fitzgibbons
McClelland
MacDonald
Skillen
Rose Piazza
Hacp
Horan
J. Carney
Calverase
Sheldon
Deming
Congress League Congress Beer
Howard
Flanagan
Shay
Tones
Cahills Fisheries
L. Ottman
B. Ottman
J. Cahill
W. Cahil
Reidy
Tedal Uris Dams
Barbers Trace
Tesoriero
Galloway
Lloyd
Gilmour
T-J—Desantis
Bradshaw
Family
Riordan
Downes
Slerio's Men's Shop
Skinner
McNeil
360Va
Conrad
Schmidt
Wayne's Drugs
Schvan
Dubugas
Washburn
Rohrie
Fran's Beauty Mart
Aussio
Sweeney
Kline
Teike
Security —Jones
Converse
Phillips
Guyne
Weigelt
Dep
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
AERO
Sporting Goods
EL Bridge St
Tel
Coleman Heating Co
East Bridge ST. Corner
East Seventh St
Lennox
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