Sheldon Hurdles Oswego to 24-6 Loss at Whitesboro
Oswego High Buccaneers were outmatched 24-6 at Whitesboro as Sheldon scored the lone OHL touchdown and led a late surge after Tomy Sheldon converted to quarterback due to an injury. Coach Dilts lamented weak play from nearly all starters while Bob Beatty and Norm Grande paced the Whitesboro win.
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Oswego High Buccaneers
Agee
Bucs
Fort Ontario
Cortland High
Bill Dilts
Phil Fleischman
Oswego
Clyde Central
Tommy Sheldon
Ron Tesoriero
Sheldon
OHL
Bill Cloonan
Dilts
Tesoriero
Bob Marshall
Whitesboro
Marshal
Bob Beatty
Norm Grande
Beatty
Walt Griffin
North Syracuse
Toe Wilber
Girls to Gather For Fort Ontario Recreation Plan
Oswego residents are urged to attend a Fort Ontario Recreation Building meeting tomorrow at 7 30 P M to outline a new program for non school girls and women. Rita Gimmie will supervise, with basketball badminton and volleyball among planned activities under the Bureau of Recreation and Oswego Common Council.
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Oswego Palladium-Times
Oswego Ymca
Fort Ontario
Fort
Rita Gimmie
Oswego High School
Bureau of Recreation
Oswego Common
Fernandez defeats Moyer for lightweight decision in New York
In New York Jorge Fernandez from Buenos Aires outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland in a 10 round lightweight bout. The report notes weights unavailable and lists other European featherweight and Cuban results with limited details.
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Associated Press
New York
Jorge Fernandez
Buenos Aires
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Brussels
Gracieux Lamperts
France
Pierre Cossemyns
Belgium
Havana
Mantequilla
Napoles
Cuba
Padron
Venezuela
Moore and Mitchell Lift Browns and Colts in Week One Showdown
Moore and Mitchell shined for the NFL contenders as Baltimore beat the Rams 31-17 and Cleveland routed the Cowboys 48-7. Moore scored thrice and Mitchell returned a 90 yard kickoff for a TD while contributing two more scores. The results left the Colts and Bears atop their divisions with 3 0 and Green Bay idle.
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Associated Press
Lenny Moore
Bobby Mitchell
Moore
Penn State
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Mitchell
Illinois
Cleveland Browns
Dallas Cowboys
Colt
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Bears
San Francisco
Browns
New York Giants
Giants
Washington Redskins
Ralph Guglielmi
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit Lions
Houston
Dallas
Denver
Los Angeles
New York
Buffalo
Oakland
Boston
Johnny Morris
Morris
Ed Brown
Willie Dewve
Chicago
Guglielmi
Redskins
Jim Podoley
Bob Khayat
Steelers
Cards
Bert Rechichar
Tom Tracy
Bobby Layne
Buddy Dial
Clarence Peaks
Eagles
Jim Martin
Joe Schmidt
Lions
van Brocklin
Bob Walston
Tamarack Doll Takes Fourth at Onondaga Beagle Field Trial
Tamarack Doll a two year old bitch owned and handled by Stephen L Gallagher of this city placed fourth in a field of 31 in the all age 13 inch bitch class at the Onondaga Beagle Club licensed field trial held at Howlands Island near Port Byron. Judges were Charles OBrien and Everett Carter. Tamarack Dolls lineage includes Pleasant Run Deakon and Gettysburgs Dolly and is littermate to Tamarack Sarge from last years Red Jacket derby.
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Gettysburg
Dolly
NHL Sunday results Detroit tops Montreal 6 4
Detroit defeats Montreal 6 to 4 while Chicago beats Boston 5 to 2 and Toronto wins 7 to 2 over New York. Saturday action includes Boston 1 Toronto 1 and Montreal vs New York 4.
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National Hockey League
Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
New York
Mississippi In Easy Win Hopes To Keep Top Spot
Mississippi remains unbeaten and No. 1 in the AP poll after routing Tulane 26 13 as Jake Gibbs threw three TD passes to Johnny Brewer. Navy and Missouri also win, while Clemson loses to Maryland and Kansas ties Oklahoma.
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Mississippi
Ole Miss
Rebels
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ole’ Miss
Associated Press
Reds
Tulane
Jake Gibbs
Johnny Brewer
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Syracuse
Penn State
Navy
Missouri
Air Force
Kansas State
Baylor
Texas Tech
Ronnie Bull
Clemson
Maryland
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Minnesota
Ilinois
Gophers
West Virginia
Penn
Washington
Oregon State
Bob Schloredt
Huskies
UCLA
Michigan State
Indiana
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Alabama
College Football Scores From The South And Southwest
Late AP roundup shows South Mississippi 26 Tulane 13 and Kentucky 3 LSU 15 Texas Tech 7. Houston 12 Oklahoma State 7 Rice 47 SMU 0 West Texas 14 North Texas 6 Utah State 46 New Mexico 17 Tulsa 17 Arizona 16.
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The
Associated Press
South Mississippi
Tulane
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Southwest Baylor
Texas Tech
Houston
Okla State
Rice
Southern Methodist
Casper Wins Third Straight Orange County Open
Casper, a 210 pound golfer who prefers fishing to golf, clinched his third consecutive tournament title by shooting a 69 in the final round of the $2,000 Orange County Open in Costa Mesa California. He had previously won the Portland Oregon and Hesperia California Opens and now targets the Cajun Open where he is defending champion. If he wins that event he would match Jack Burke Jr.’s four straight tourook record from 1952.
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Costa Mesa
Calif
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Portland
Ore
Hesperia
Louisiana
Jack Burke Jr
OCHS Harriers Record Strong At Baldwinsville Invite
Oswego Catholic High finished fourth among 28 teams in the Baldwinsville cross country varsity race. Oswego runners Lupa LaTulip Slosek Kehoe Lamb placed 21st 38th 40th 45th and 62nd with Mont Pleasant Schenectady winning the meet Water Town and Canandaigua placing second and third. Fulton Oswego Central Oswego county schools featured in later results with Fulton fourth in the fresh race and Watertown winning the Fulton meet turning up 172 points for Oswego Catholic High. John Gunn Fayetteville Manlius won the 2.4 mile overall race in 12 07.
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Oswego Catholic High
Oswego
Dave Lupa
Kevin LaTulip
Mark Slosek
Dan Kehoe
Bernie Lamb
Mont Pleasant
Schenectady
Watertown High
Canandaigua
Hannibal Central
Crusaders
Oswego County
Fulton High
Oswego High
Oswego Palladium-Times
Fort Ontario
John Gunn
Fayetteville-Manlius
Baldwinsville
Pat Frawley
Fulton
OCHS
Bishop Gibbons
Albany
Watertown
Hannibal
Dick Lampman
Chenango Valley
Gunn
Jerry Griffin
Ken Garno
Oswego State Laker
Ithaca
Ithaca Trash
Laker
Ithacans
Lakers
Cortland
Chuck Mills
Jim Roeland
Joel Tompkins
Bob Schaal
Tompkins
Schaal
John Mackey
Bruce Howell
Laker Varsity
Buffalo State Orangemen
St. John Fisher College of Rochester
Syracuse Wins Streak Reaches Nation's Best
Syracuse defeats Penn State 21 15 to extend its winning streak to six games and claim the nation s longest current college football run. Next the Orange travel to Morgantown to face West Virginia after barely beating Holy Cross a week earlier.
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Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
West Virginia
Penn State
Orange
Holy Cross
Morgantown
City industrial leaguers enjoy annual banquets in Oswego
Oswego's City and Industrial Softball Leagues held banquets at the Knights of Columbus Home. Leon Lagoe and Tommy Niland delivered speeches praising local sports and facilities. City League prizes and officer re-elections were announced, with Ballantine Beer and Counts Inn earning league honors.
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Knights of Columbus
Industrial Loop
Fred Pape
Bill Greyway
Ed Muntner
John R. Scarlett
Christ Episcopal Church
Harry Lagoe
Tommy Niland
Mike Watts
Niland
Robert J. Potter
Third Ward
Bureau of Recreation
Leon Lagoe
Oswego
Morris Rakov
Frneight
Rakov
West First Street
Genial le Moine College
Nsland
City League
Steve Taormina
Ange Didiiero
Steve Deba
Chuck Gallagher
Industrial League
Robert Jones
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Ballantine Beer
Counts Inn
Oswego County Savings Bank
Smith's Hotel
Moose and Oswego County Savings Bank
Ames Iron Work
Marathon
Ontario League Tuesday Oct 18 games set
TheOntario League schedules Tuesday events with Oct 18 matchups at 7 P M Thomas Grill versus DeSantis Rest Attwoods Atlantic against Mutual of Omaha and 3 P M Pat McCarthys versus Sternos Men s Shop with Ball Wilson facing Bert s Barbers.
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Thomas Grill
DeSantis
Attwood
Atlantic
Mutual of Omaha
Pat McCarthy
Sterno
Ball &Wilson
Bert’s
Barbers
West Virginia coach vents over Mountaineers loss to Pitt
Schwartzwalder warned West Virginia would be furious after a 42 0 defeat by Pittsburgh. Syracuse edged Penn State, Cornell fell to Colgate, and Yale routed Cornell 22 6. Princeton beat Colgate 36 26 as Ivy action rolled in New Haven and Princeton. Upstate results include Ithaca, Buffalo, Rochester and others with wide margins.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Schwartzwalder
Mountaineers
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Penn State
Cornell
Colgate
Yale
New Haver
Upstate New York
Southern Connecticut State
Ithaca
Hamilton
Swarthmore
St. Lawrence
Norwich
Buffalo
Youngstown
Rochester
Vermont
Alfred
Hobart
Central Connecticut State
Brockport State
Union
Rensselaer Poly
National League to Consider Two New MLB Franchises
National League owners meet to decide granting franchises to Houston and New York City. Houston is likely to receive a team by 1962 with a stadium guarantee or lease deal for Yankee Stadium to be arranged. A new NYC stadium plan faces progress issues, while AL plans to review 18 bids for its own expansion.
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Chicago
Houston
New York City
Wouston
New York
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Warren Giles
Expanson
Giles
West
Dallas- Fort Worth
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Los Angeles
Walter O'Malley
Los Angeles Dodgers
National League
Yankee
New York Board of Estimate
Long Island
Robert Wagner
Ford Frick
Eight college games decided by field goals this weekend
Eight major college football games ended by field goals as the three point kick rises in prominence. In the SEC Auburn Georgia Tech, Kentucky LSU, Arkansas Texas, Washington UCLA, Tulsa Arizona, Holy Cross Dartmouth, Lafayette Temple and more featured late drama from field goal specialists.
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New York
SEC
Ed Dyas
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Tech
Tommy Wells
Georgia
Durwood Pennington
Bulldogs
Mississippi State
Dantone
Clark Mayfield
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Arkansas
Texas
Mickey Cissell
Walt Doleschal
Lafayette
Temple
Delaware
Bobby Richardson Honored in Sumter Welcome Home
New York Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson returned to Sumter South Carolina after the World Series. He said he would rather play baseball before 70000 fans than face the hometown crowd. A banner read Welcome home Bobby Grand Slam Richardson as he spoke of his nerves after the ceremony.
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Bobby Richardson
Sumter
S. C. uPi
New York
Bobby
Richardson
Morenus Strikes as Lakers Tie Albany in 1-1 Soccer
Oswego State Lakers battle Albany State Peds to a 1-1 deadlock on Homecoming Day before a large crowd. Morenus scores for Oswego with assists from Cooper. Penfield and Arlen shine in goal amid late head clashes sending two players to hospital.
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Albany State Peds
Oswego State Lakers
Albany
Lakers
Ernie Luongo
Gary Penfield
Steve Arlen
Oswego
Arlen
Penfield
Luongo
Bob Thole
Laker
George Beimer
John Morenus
Thole
I Ted Broomfield
Frank Fallace
Santo Senmnature
Hob Simon
Ray Maraviglia
Tom Zaleski
Ward Wolff
Bull Cooper
Murenus
Carl Gerlsenberger
Charlie Paddock
Potsdam
Rochester
RIT
Buffalo State
Arlen G
Seminatore
RFB
Warner
Simon Lfb
Frank Maraviglia
RHB
Hickey Zaleski
Broomfield Wolff Lhe Gsenberger Baumann
Koslick Morenusik
Fallace
Zorn
Recesso
Thole IL Jessup Bermel
Shaw
Coopjer
Roach
Santay
Sibella
Chejacki
Wogotowich Nicholson
Morenus
Gertsenberger
Cooper
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Sheldon Averts
OHL Bucs
Hunters
Frank M. McDonough, Inc
East First ST
City Softball League
Industrial Softball League
Steve Delia
Ange DiMiero
Misa Southern
Florida State
Memphis State
Hardin Simmons
West Texas
North Texas
Utah State
New Mexico
Tulsa
Arizona
Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Ochs Harriers Barn
Industrial
Bruce Dick
Albany State
Brockport
Big Red
Nets
Ed Lee
Ken Auger
Jim Jarvey
Joe Nagy
Bill Eipp
Oswego Cornell Lee
Chaddrow Green
Hoskins Lowe
LFB
Jossem Eipp
Friatz Semmens
Armand Kolch
Agor Hayes
Gaskel Jarvey
Gerard Auger
CF Oe
Wall Nsgy Ceeee IL
Kohler Morrison
Wright Oswego
Miner
Mackey
Hanley
Greavac
Scott Hubbell
Kimmell
Krales
Fundis
Shhutz
Eberhart
Bob Wiliams
Howell
Printing Department
U. S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Dept
Pekin
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