Genesee Impreses in rout of Bees in county cage start
West Genesee opened the county league AB Division season with an 88 64 victory over Baldwinsville despite missing Loren James and Frank Legg for part of the game. Norm Salis scored 32 for Baldwinsville as Genesee’s defense and balanced scoring wore down the Bees. Marcellus, Jamesville-DeWitt, North Syracuse, Fayetteville-Manlius, Solvay and East Syracuse also won. junior varsity for West Genesee, J-D, F-M, East Syracuse and North Syracuse won as well.
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Loren James
Frank Legg
Royce Newell
Baldwinsville
Marcellus
Jamesville-DeWitt
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Liverpool
Fayetteville-Mantius
Skaneateles
Solvay
Richie Waterman
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Harry Greenwood
Mert Raner
Mustangs
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Lakers
Frannie Hanlon
Paul Travispiece
Clayton Liljequist
Nick DeCarlo
Jim Lower
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Jerry Foti
Mike Bragman
Ron
Bizz) Johnson
Dick Rockdashil
Lancers
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West & Bi
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Winters Krupa
Roger Lynch
Guyder Aldrich
Hirsch Less
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Tucker Waterman
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Strauss
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Blair
Stoddard
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Grady
North Sreags
FT. Bragman
Metcalf Johnson
College Basketball Scores and Upsets Across Regions
East Bucknell fell to Colgate 66 to 0 and DePauw edged Carnegie 63 to 61 while Swarthmore beat Navy 65 to 58. Haverford defeated Citadel 81 to 58 and Duke routed Catholic U. 9 to 7 in a chaotic slate of early season results.
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Colgate
DePauw
Carnegie Tech
Frank & Marsh
Swarthmore
Navy
Haverford
South
Citadel
Presbyterian
Duke
Clemson
Catholic U
Western Md
Louisiana St
Louisiana Col
Winston-Salem
Florida
Church Wins in CYO Conway Fraternity League Basketball
Mike Bain scored 23 points and John Keenan 22 to lead two CYO fraternity league teams to victories. Keenan outscored Paul Ciciarelli who had 16 as St. Charles defeated Our Lady of Lourdes 51 to 46. Bain propelled Immaculate Conception Fayetteville past St. Margarets 44 to 36.
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Mike Bain
John Keenan
Keenan
Paul Ciciarelli
St. Charles
Our Lady of
Pin Leaders Top Ten Bowler Panel Summary
List of top ten bowlers with scores from several classics including Syracuse Eastwood and Minoa Businessmen events. Notable names include Paul Jacub 676 and Pete Massett 674 with Dan DeStefano 634 and Jim McGrath 633 also appearing.
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Paul Jacub
Pete Massett
Hap Benack
Minoa Businessmen
Dan DeStefano
Win Scheding
Casimir Podgorniak
Jim McGrath
John O'Brien
Bill Cobler
Olean Oilers Paul Owens Tops NY-Penn League Batting
The 400 Buffalo native Paul Owens posting a .407 average leads the New York-Pennsylvania league batting race for the Olean Oilers. Tony Gonzales Hornell wins home run crown with 22. Fred Duval Corning tops triples with 10 and Dick Selinger Wellsville leads doubles at .37. Ken Kraynak Batavia collects 157 hits and 244 total bases.
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Buffalo
Paul Owens
Olean Oilers
Tony Gonzales
Hornell
Fred Duval
Corning
Dick Selinger
Wellsville
Ken Kraynak
Batavia
Albany Ski Reports Note Varying Conditions Statewide
Snow reports from state centers show mixed conditions. Concord lists 610 natural and machine made slopes good with lifts down and toboggan run open. Snow Ridge in Turin reports a 57 base packed and good conditions.
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Colgate Suffers Second Straight Loss In Tight Defeats
Colgate suffers a second consecutive setback as Bucknell, led by Hal Danzig’s 31 points, tops the Red Raiders 70 66 at Hamilton. Earlier, Colgate fell to Rensselaer Polytechnic. St Lawrence edged Norwich 71 70 with Dave Marcotte’s late free throws. Other scores: Oswego 69 Utica 51 Hartwick 78 Susquehanna 62 Rochester Tech 91 Potsdam 47 Oneonta 70 King's 56.
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Colgate
Bucknell
Hal Danzig
Red Raiders
Hamilton
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Canton
Dave Marcotte
St. Lawrence
Norwich
Oswego
Utica
Hartwick
Susquehanna
Rochester Tech
Potsdam
Oneonta
King’s
Belgium is Next For U.S. Netmen
In Adelaide the United States completed a Davis Cup Interzone sweep over the Philippines by winning the last two singles. Herb Flam defeated Felicissimo Ampon 6-3 6-2 6-4 and Vic Seixas beat Raymondo Deyro 6-2 6-4 6-3 to seal a 5–0 victory. The U.S. team will face Belgium in Brisbane December 12 to 15 for a spot against Australia in the challenge round December 26 to 29.
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Baptists' Riley Sparks Cage Upset in CYO Northeast
Johnny Riley scored 10 points to lead the Baptists to a 21-16 upset over St. Vincent’s, snapping a long St. Vincent’s winning streak in the Northeast section of the CYO Grammar League. Other results include Blessed Sacrament 36-26 over Assumption and St. Charles 27-26 over Holy Rosary.
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Pebble Hill Tops Lafayette In Season Opener
Pebble Hill beat Lafayette 40 35 as captain Jerry Seitz and Buzz Paranto score 20 combined. Washington Redskins rookie Tom Braatz sidelined with a shoulder separation. Bill Fulcher called in to replace him. Chan defeats Riley in boxing as Ming Chan of the Philippines stops Hughes Riley in the fourth round.
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Alley Boss Is Chicago Pin Leader
Chicago led by Billy Golembiewski of Grand Rapids after two days of preliminary play in the first annual Worlds Invitational Bowling Championships. He holds a 17-pin lead entering the third qualifying round with a 2,614 aggregate and a six-game 1,435 series for the day. The event record of 1,460 set by Ray Blut in 1951 remains untouched. Golembiewski’s six games included 213 057 297 256 235 and 247.
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Griffo posts 2394 in Chicago bowling invitational
Greg Griffo of Syracuse posted a 12 game total of 2394 in Central New York’s representative run at the Chicago invitational bowling championships. He carried 1209 over the first half and 1185 in the second half with games of 245 161 193 195 213 178.
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Central New York
Chicago
Greg Griffo
Syracuse
Bowling score sheet shows flawless stretch and leaders named
The score sheet recorded 60 frames with 45 strikes and no errors. Mrs Marion Ladewig of Grand Rapids led the women with 847 after four games, while Bobbie Schaler of Culver City trailed by 150 pins and Ed Lubanski of Detroit led men’s scores with 12,997. Don Carter held top seed in men’s play.
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Grand Rapids
Bobbie Schaler
Culver City
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Ed Lubanski
Detroit
Don Carter
Red Knights Win Season Opener Over Hartwick Frosh
Manlius barely held on to a 63 58 season debut victory over Hartwick frosh as Johnny Doyle and Joe Latin led with 18 and 15 points. Final scores show Manlius edging Hartwick 63 to 58 with a 33 30 halftime edge.
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Johnny Doyle
Joe Latin
Red Knights
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Cohen
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Brune
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Fabius Upsets Onondaga Central In County League Shootout
Fabius, previously upset in open play, defeated heavily favored Onondaga Central 45 to 44. Wes Carr led Fabius with 23 points, followed by 32 points earlier in the season, while Bruce Foote paced Elbridge in a 45-41 win over Tully. Jordan edged Minoa 52-50 to stay unbeaten as Timmy Brown scored 20 for Tully.
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Fabius
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Elbridge
Bruce Foote
Jordan
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Timmy Brown
Foote
Dave DeWaters
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Jerry Roach
Bobby McCard
Dick Field
George Wakes
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Galvanized Yankee Review and Viewer Queries
CBS Climax staged a Civil War clash with a Yankee as the heavy and Playhouse 90’s extra time allowed deeper character work. Lloyd Nolan as Kuyper weakens, James Whitmore’s Shay stands out, though overall script flaws and uneven plotting marred the tale. A readers’ mailbag note on Wagon Train ratings and Welk/Nat King Cole questions follows with brief program updates and an upcoming Scient-ist Church lecture by Lowell F Kennett.
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Variety television and Gunsmoke listings on NBC CBS
Perry Como with Red Buttons and Ethel Merman deliver a lively NBC color show at 8 p m on WSYR TV with musical numbers and jokes. Polly Bergen hosts Howard Keel at 9 p m with Musical Props and solo pieces plus her father. Gisele Mackenzie at 9 30 p m features Cesar Romero and dancing Curfew Kids. Gunsmoke airs at 10 p m on CBS WHEN TV with a drama about a troubled widow and a spendthrift farmer.
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Ty Cobb Extends Streaks With Ninth Batting Crown
Ty Cobb, former Detroit star now in Atlanta, extended his major league record to nine consecutive batting championships and captured the title for the twelfth time, further solidifying his dominance in the hitting ranks.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit Tiger
Perry Mason preview and TV lineup highlights
ITV previews Perry Mason episode The Case of the Negligent Nymph with Raymond Burr and Peggy Castle set for 7 30 p m WHAS but WSYR TV also features Cheyenne at 6 30 and Have Gun Will Travel at 9 30 pm Patrick O Neal Hazel Court star in Dick and the Duchess at 8 30 pm plus other TV movies and game shows across WHEN TV WSYR TV and WHEN TVV with occasional on air promotions and film notes.
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Television Saturday Evening Schedule on WSYR Cheyenne
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TV Guide Partial Schedule Scraped From WSYR
A fragmented listing shows WSYR Channel 3 and Channel 8 programming with hours from 10:09 to 1:00 including Gunsmoke Front ier Your Hit Parade News Sports Weather Lawrence Welk Beachhead Hollywood Showcase Her Husband Af fairs Woman In the Window and Late Show.
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Television Notes on Films and Ratings
A brief TV section mentions a murder plot element in an unnamed film and cites ratings for “Her Husband's Affairs” with Franchot Tone and Lucille Ball, noting WSYR-TV air time at midnight and a separate rating for a zany invention segment.
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