Lakers Close Home Season Oswego Bowling Pin Program
Oswego schools join a citywide pin program as youth bowlers, boys and girls, compete weekly at Panarama with certified AJBC instructors. The program includes transport, gear, two games weekly, holidays, parties, and awards for high games, high series, and converted splits.
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Football Far Better Sport Than in Past
University of Delaware head football coach argues 1960 football surpasses all eras due to stricter regs, higher scholar standards, and better coaching. He notes more assistants, year‑round study, and rapid spread of ideas via television, films, and clinics improving the game and spectator experience.
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David M. Nelson
University of Delaware
Associated Press
Sputnik
Buske leads league play with 546 series and 615 by Losurdo
In a busy night of women and men bowling the Capitol Women's Industrial League saw Tiene Buske roll a 546 series with Jeanne Kraft and Rita Gimmie tied at 517 as runners up. Joe Losurdo topped the Cyclotherm League with 615 on games 216 201 and 198 while George Marturano and others posted strong counts across multiple leagues.
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Sharkey AuClair
Bill Anthony
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Syracuse Backfield Set To Face Pitt In Eastern Showdown
Syracuse aims to field its first string backfield with Weber and Baker returning to join Ernie Davis and Dave Sarette against a rugged Pitt squad in Archbold Stadium. Surgeon- tough line at tackle is a concern as Brown and Charrette miss due to injuries.
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Fight Results From Multiple Cities
Reported boxing results show several decisions and knockouts across major cities. Notable bouts include Luis Rodriguez from Cuba outpointing Mel Collins in Tampa and Joey Archer defeating Joe Rubino in New York. Curtis Cokes stopped Stefan Redl in Dallas.
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Miami Beach
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Joey Archer
Joe Rubino
Brooklyn
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Stefan Redl
Paterson
Cleveland Williams
Stan Musial Named NL Comeback Player of the Year
Stan Musial, 39, was voted NL Comeback Player of the Year by baseball writers for 1960, finishing ahead of Curt Simmons and others. He expressed a goal to hit over .300 and perhaps play more in 1961, saying he still loves the game after a strong second half and a season end with a .275 average, 17 homers, and 63 RBIs in 116 games for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Flaming Spirit Defines Navy Football Drive vs Notre Dame
Navy relies on Joe Bellino, Joe Matalavage, and Hal Spooner as core to a 6-0 run and 9 straight wins over two seasons. Athletic director Red Coward cites unity and brigade spirit driving the team ahead of a highly anticipated matchup with Notre Dame in Philadelphia. Bellino set the academy single season scoring record with his 68th point in a 27–0 win over Penn.
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Associated Press
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Joe Matalavage
Hal Spooner
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Free substitution in Gator Bowl announced in Jacksonville
The Gator Bowl Association plans free substitution for the December 31 game between college teams. General manager George Olsen said the shift to professional rules should produce a wider opening offense with players featuring their specialties.
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George Olsen
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Oswego seniors eye final home clash with Hartwick
Oswego State Lakers honor seven seniors in a 3 p.m. home soccer clash against Hartwick College. Veterans Seminatore Simon Maraviglia Cooper Beimel and others depart after this season as Oswego aims to capitalize on steady form despite a rugged test. Hartwick, 3-3 this season, enters with a strong triangle passing attack and fresh faces, while Oswego's defense anchored by Simon and Semina tore, Maraviglia, Zaleski plans for another tough duel. The day also features a cross country meet with Roberts Wesleyan hosted by Oswego.
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Wally Brown Named Sophomore of Week
Wally Brown of St. Lawrence was chosen sophomore of the week in the Eastern College Athletic Conference after a 102 yard interception return for a touchdown. Brown, a 5-9, 160 pound Oswego, N. resident, also kicked a 59 yard punt and ran for a two point conversion in the Larries' 22 22 tie with Hamilton.
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D A League Bowls Schedule At Fulton Alleys
Wednesday 6:45 p m events across alleys 1 to 8 feature Ray s Esso Fulton Boiler Tink s Rest-Oswergo Moose Carling Black Lake Molinari Insurance Crisafulli Post D A Lodge 9 00 p m Oswego Petrol The Untouchables Family Appliance Utica Oswego Motor Frank s Barber Utica Club Dufore Jewelers Borzumate Rest.
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Pittsburgh Players Share Set at 8417 Each
The Pirates and Yankees split World Series shares with full shares of 5417.94 for Pirates, 35214.64 for Yankees losers pool. Pirates total 286500 among 38 people, 12 cash awards 4500. Yankees total 191000.95 among 41 ways with 11 cash awards 6750. Milwaukee Braves 1527.75, Cardinals 991.39, Dodgers 501.59.
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Iowa Maintains No 1 in AP Football Poll
Iowa holds the No 1 ranking in the AP football poll for the second straight week with 453 points, led by 34 first place votes. Mississippi follows with 395 points and Syracuse rises to third with 355 points, while Purdue drops from the top 10 after losing to Iowa State.
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Cornell Names McKinley Fullback After Beeby Injury
ITHACA New York U S sopho more Dave McKinley moved past injured John Beeby and Jimmy Lampkins into the starting fullback role for Cornell. The team had a light practice Monday and reviewed a scouting report on Columbia for next Saturday. Colgate in Hamilton faces changes to end a four game skid as Ken Kerr may return from a pulled leg muscle for the Buffalo game.
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Pirates, Orioles, White Sox and Indians Share Totals
In the major leagues the Pirates led the National League with notable shares while the Orioles White Sox and Indians received $1564.68 $935.00 and $494.31 respectively, detailing the distribution of postseason or prize sums.
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