Wilt Chamberlain Dominates as 76ers Rally Past Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain hit 13 straight field goals and 13-for-13 free throws in a 28-point performance leading Philadelphia to a rally win over Los Angeles. He set and extended records, while Chet Walker and Hal Greer contributed as the 76ers improved to 16-for-17 in the final period. Detroit's winless stretch extended pending standings.
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76Ers
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UPI
Chet Walker
William P
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Iningham
Hal Greer
Minnesota Twins
Dean Chance
Pee En Eagle
Jim Kaat
Twins
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Chance
Cy Young
Don Mincher
Jimmie Hall
Pete Cimino
Twins Gain Chance in Swap as Angels Balance Lineup
The Twins acquire Chance to boost pitching depth while Mincher steps in at first base with Rigney aiming to balance outfield duties for California. The deal adds a seven-man rotation and features Hall as a right fielder with Reichardt and Cardenal in the outfield. Eckert reports a four year college rule and renewed US Japan baseball relations.
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Norm Siebern
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Rigney
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Kaat
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Dave Boswell
Jim Perry
Jim Merritt
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Rick Reichardt
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Angels
Maury Wills
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Evangelists Hearts share Parochial lead in league clash
St John the Evangelist and Sacred Heart split the top spots in the Parochial Basketball League after a tight 1 2 finish, as both teams renewed their familiar dual for the title. OCS topped Solvay 84 59 in a Southern Division debut, with Bearcats forced to adjust after early runs and late substitutes.
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OCS tops Skaneateles 64 to 59 in opener
OCS beat Skaneateles 64 59 as Bearcats led by Mod afferi with 20 points amid strong work from Chemotti 14 and Behm 11. Solvay team fouls and free throw gaps limited their shooters. Solvay won the JV 43 34 behind Dan Belotti 14.
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Solvay
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TULLY 68 SKANEATELES 61 basketball upset shocks Skaneateles
Fulton hosts a late rally as Tully’s Black Knights upset Skaneateles 68 61 in the curtain opener. Rick Shafer led with 21 points, Larry Rice 16, Dan Grandt 13 and Mike Dennis 12 as Tully takes control late. Dale Yates paced the Lakers with 24 in a hard fought loss. Lafayette 76 Marcellus 38 also noted with Bob Shaw scoring 25 for Lafayette.
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Most Holy Tully Rosary Evangeliss ' Seaneatedes
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Meylan
Sheridan
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Maroney
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Auburn Eleven Caught in Beartrap as Title Hopes Rise
Auburn faces undefeated Alabama in a high stakes clash at Legion Field Birmingham. Alabama seeks a perfect season and Sugar Bowl berth while hoping to derail Auburn and maintain a shot at the national title. Bear Bryant's Crimson Tide have beaten Auburn six of the last eight meetings.
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Orange matmen eighth at Coast Guard Invitational
Syracuse University's wrestling team scored 18 points on the opening day to finish eighth at the Coast Guard Invitational in New London Conn. East Stroudsburg led with 35, followed by New York Maritime 34 and West Chester 30. Other teams included Fairleigh Dickinson Army Merchant Marine C W Post Coast Guard Harvard Hofstra Rutgers Wesleyan.
New Hartford Tops Jamesville DeWitt In 66 54 Victory
New Hartford dominated at the charity stripe powering a 66 54 win over Jamesville DeWitt. Ken Haynes led with 15 from the line as New Hartford outshot the Rams 38 18 from the field and 38 of 51 free throws.
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sajHowie Fried
Gerry Beach
Ma'y
Zurowski
Larry Grunfeather
Jim Stratton
Jayvee
Finger Lakes Dates Assigned for 1967 Racing Season
The New York State Racing Association grants Finger Lakes Race Track May 24 to October 16 1967 racing period. The $10 000 added New York Breeders Futurity is set for September 16 and the Breeders Juvenile Filly Stakes for September 2.
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St Lucy's tops St Patrick's 63 56 in comeback win
St Lucy's rallied from a poor start and a three quarter deficit to defeat St Patrick's 63 to 56 on their court. Paul Maroney led the Lucians with 21 points and Lloyd Chisholm added 20 including 11 in the final period sealing the win for coach Bob Banach.
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Ed Daley
Derito Mach'ter
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Glover
Porter
Patricks's
Marcellus
I. Lucy's
LaPayette
Syracuse Chiefs Stockes Up as Community Pours In
The Syracuse Chiefs raise funds with multiple stock purchases totaling 58 670 dollars. Donors include Benjamin Botnick Bitner Jr Kenneth Shepard and Syracuse Firefighters Assn Local 280 among many individuals and groups purchasing shares from 10 to 50 dollars. The report lists numerous buyers and amounts along with club funds growing to the 58 670 dollar mark.
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Bitner, Jr
Kenneth Shépard
Syracuse Firefighters Assn
Nick Kaminski
Samuel Capalano
Frances Lobello
Harry Tracey
Shirley Slobodian
Joseph. Enders
P. Richard Evans
Karl Edgren
Vic Hanson
Ray) Jones
Jerry Auetzhauser
Frank Lipchak
Edward Ferber
Robert Camenga
Charles Os| Sood
Robert. Hall
Edward
Maschke
Dale Miller
Peter Smith
Paul Coon
Dave
Shitiaman
Terry Julian
Charles A
Per J
Rine
Syracuse
S Assn
Edward Izzo
James Moore
Robert Cafarelli
Frank
Ryan
Harry Gilbo
Harry Gilbo Jr
Fredric Yew
Don
Robert
Joan Higgins
Conley
Andrew Mogish
Norman Bell
Edward Gratien
Robert .Carsky
W.matuszak
Paul’ Lent
Edward. Russell
Edward Eagan
John Saroney
Robert ‘Garnett
Jeffrey Morey
Robert Graelick
Mrs. Warren
John Wilson
Corcoran Falls to Chenango Valley in season opener
Corcoran opened the season with a 72-63 loss to Chenango Valley on its home floor. Joe Reddick scored 29 for Corcoran, but CV received balanced scoring led by Mike Ellis with 24 and Doug Berg with 20. The Warriors led each quarter, while the Cougars trailed early and late.
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Westhill Domination in Scholastic Wrestling Meet
Westhill defeated Solvay 53 to 2 with Kimball and Ritter leading pins. Manlius Squires beat Hannibal 27 to 17 as Mizerak and Bell posted decisive wins. Cortland topped Central 33 to 19 with Scart and Hall securing key pins.
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Bargny
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Zornow
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Palmer
Pecora to Explain Hair Problems in Syracuse and Oneida
P A Pecora offers free consultations on hair loss with frank assessment. Public session at Syracuse Hotel Monday with 8:30 PM slot and optional appearance in Oneida at the Onda Hop. Details promise no charge or obligation and potential treatment timelines and costs.
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