Dons Face Olympians In Exhibition Clash For Prestige
San Francisco aims to extend its national title aura in an exhibition matchup with the U S Olympic team led by Bill Russell and KC Jones. The game is unofficial for records, yet a win could crown the Dons as the era’s greatest, following a recent 67 48 victory over Loyola Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gerald Tucker
Dons
Loyola
Chicago
Tucker
Olympians
Santa Clara
NCAA
Russell
Jones
Gisch Drops 36 Points As Sacrvey Heart Tops St Patrick’s
Gene Gisch scored 36 points leading Sacrvey Heart to a 52 29 victory over St Patrick’s in the CYO Gratamarr League. Other results include Holy Rosary 32 over St Bridgid’s 20 and St John the Baptist 37 over Our Lady of Pompei 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Gisch
CYO Gratamarr
Sacrvey Heart
St. Patrick's
Holy Rosary
St. Bridgid’s
St. John the Baptist
Our Lady of Pompei
Holy Trinity
St. Daniel's
St. Anthony's
St. Lucy's
Blessed Sacrament
Assumption
Buffalo State Teachers College Upset Oswego State
Buffalo State Teachers College rallied from a 32 point deficit, overcoming Oswego State with a late surge to win by a narrow margin in a crucial game. The comeback featured key plays by the home team and momentum shifts that defined the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Whigs
Oswego Buffalo
Buffalo State Teachers College
Osweru
Hamilton Colgate Wrestlers Face Cornell in December Clash
Hamilton Colgate's varsity wrestling team opens December with a home meet against Cornell and will travel to Penn State on December 1. The Raiders aim for a strong start in the two December matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Colgate
Cornell
Raiders
Penn State
Dee
Australia Goes Tennis Crazy as Professionals Tour Upset Davis Cup
In Sydney 30,000 courts and 50,000 registered tournament players show tennis passion while the Davis Cup nears its final stages. Pancho Gonzales, top pro, leaves it to Lew Hoad or Ken Rosewall to decide who turns pro, amid Olympic forgetfulness and planes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Fraley
Pancho Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
College Basketball Results and Notable Sports Notes
A collage of college scores including Navy 88 Rutgers 71 and Vermont 92 New Hampshire 67 alongside Duke 89 vs Albania 78. The piece weaves in athletic anecdotes from Tony Trabert’s gaunt look and betting line woes in Australia, plus tennis figures Frank Sedgman and Red Fart on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Navy
Rutgers
Yale
Penn
Duquesne
Geneva
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rensselaer Poly
St. Lawr
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Fordham
Providence
Bucknell
Colgate
Amherst
Holy Cross
Frank Sedgman
Red Fartwig
South Africa
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Government to Seize Joe Louis Trust Fund in Tax Case
The U.S. Tax Court approved government efforts to seize a $65,000 trust fund for Joe Louis children Joe Jr and Jacqueline to partly satisfy a tax debt totaling about $1.2 million. Attorney Aaron Payne says the decision will be appealed. The fund’s terms pay half at age 21. Louis, heavyweight champion 1937 to 1949, previously paid $124,000 in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joe Louis
Aaron Payne
U.S
Washington
Payne
Louis
Joe Jr
Jacqueline
Marva Trotter
Albert L. Spaulding
Larries shooter sets league mark in shoulder match
Bill Baker of St. Lawrence scored 231 of 300 to establish a New York State Intercollegiate Rifle League individual record against Syracuse. Syracuse won the meet 1,404 to 1,389 behind captain John Stevitt’s 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Bill Baker
St. Lawrence
Syracuse
Baker
John Stevitt
Larries
Carmen Basilio Honored by Rochester Gun Club
The Genesee Conservation League of Rochester awarded the Gun Club of the Month plaque for 30 years of outstanding conservation activity. Carmen Basilio and Iran Chittenango shared honors. Basilio received a shotgun for his outdoor shooting record and youth activity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee Conservation League of Rochester
Rochester
Carmen Basilio
Iran Chittenango
RPI Rallies For 71-67 Victory
Rensselaer Polytechnic beats St. Lawrence 71 to 67 after a second half surge. Lee Day sealed the win with a late basket and free throw as RPI moves to 3-1 on the season while St. Lawrence falls to 2-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RPI
Troym
Rensselaer Poly
St. Lawrence University
Lee Day
Larries Seek First Ice Win Against Dartmouth Saturday
In Canton, St. Lawrence aims for its first official Eastern victory after losses to Laval and Montreal. Coach George Menard fields a clicking lineup with O’Brien McLean Fournier’s line and Dalbec adding speed. defense pairs Renner Bigelow Morrison Presley solidify, and goalie rotation remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
St. Lawrence
Dartmouth
Laval
Montreal
Saints
George Menard
Larries
O’brien-Mclean-Fournier
Bert Dalbec
Rippelle - Brown -Dalbec
Menard
Renner
Bigelow
Morrison
Presley
Cronin criticizes colleges over baseball rule repeal
Boston general manager Joe Cronin returns from meetings and attacks colleges for their summer rules while praising Major League Baseball’s decision to lift the restriction on signing college players after their sophomore year. He notes double standards and says the change helps players, despite missing a trade opportunity in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Cronin
Colege
Chicago
Bucknell Bears Down Colgate 63 to 51 in Lewisburg
Bucknell University surged to a 24-13 first half lead and held on for a 63-51 win over Colgate at home. Mike Corrigan scored 35 points to pace the Bisons as they extended their winning streak to four games, while Bob Giordano led Colgate with 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Russell
Rugged K.C. Jones
San Francisco
Loyola
Art Day
Mike Farmer
al Dunbar
Carl Boldt
Day
Farmer
Dick Boushka
Russell
Jones
Seattle
Wash
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Washington
Maurice King
Jayhawks
Huskies
Chamberlain
Duke
Alabama
Bob Vernon
Blue Devils
West Virginia
Mississippi Southern
Clayce Kishabaugh
Don Vincent
Oklahoma As&m
Utah
Aggies
Hel Wright
Oklahoma City University
Wyoming
Yale
Pennsylvania
Montana
Washington State
UCLA
Brigham Young
Amherst
Holy Cross
Oklahoma
Baylor
Fordham
Providence
Albania
Furman
Davidson
Miss. Southern
Stetson
Western Carolina
McNeese
Southern State &$ . Co
Tampa
Georgia Techrs
Memphis St
Texas Western
Jack Thompson
Thompson
Lewisburg
Bucknell University
Colgate
Raider
Jack Nichols
Mike Corrigan
Bisons
Bob Giordano
Putter Fuels Fetchik Lead in Sanford Open After 36 Holes
Mike Fetchik dominated the Sanford Open with 14 birdies and a 128 after 36 holes on the 6,203 yard Mayfair Course. Don Finsterwald trails by three with 131 as eight players remain poised to challenge. defending champ Al Balding and other notables include Frank Stranahan, Chuck Malchnski, Jay Hebert, Dick Turner, Arnold Palmer, Gardner Dickinson Jr., and Julius Boros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetchik
Don Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Lake Mahopac
N. Y
Finsterwald
Mayfair
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Chuck Malchnski
Addison, Til
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Dick Turner
San Angelo
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Youngstown
Hockey at a Glance: Schedules Across Leagues
The report lists upcoming games across the American and International leagues with matchups including Rochester against Buffalo and Troy versus Buffalo. It covers Eastern and National League contests and a Sunday slate featuring Montreal at New York and Detroit at Chicago among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rochester
Buffalo
Troy & Buffalo
Charlotte
Philadephia
Boston
Montreal
New York
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
Erica AN
Springfield
Providence
Troy
Fort Wayne
Huntinnton
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Taleo
New Havent
Washington
Clinton
Philadelphia
Johnstown
Cleveland
Reds and Bears Skate to Clash for First in AHL
The Providence Reds and Hershey Bears renew their top of the standings duel in the American Hockey League aiming to solidify first place. Hershey leads by two points after a 3-2 win over Springfield, while Buffalo dropped a chance to tie Providence with a 6-4 loss to Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Reds
Hershey Bears
Reds
Bears
ANL
Hershey
Springfield
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Ab McDonald
Gary Collins
Bisons
Orange Readies For Flight South
Syracuse football team wraps northern drills at noon and plans a Sunday charter flight from Hancock Field to Oklahoma City. They land there after about five and a half hours then bus 17 miles to Norman for two-a-day practices starting Monday amid poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Norman
Oklo
Hancock Field
Oklahoma City
Orangemen
Baldwinsville to host Norwich in non-league basketball date
Baldwinsville's basketball team hosts Norwich in a non-league high school game. The encounter sets the stage for a local showdown as both squads seek a win on the home court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'Ville Cagers
Baldwinsville
Norwich
Yankees Renew Pact With St. Petersburg Club
The New York Yankees will renew their working agreement with the St. Petersburg club in the Class D Florida State League for the 1957 baseball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YANKS
ST. Pete New York
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Lollobrigida Joins Perry Como Show in You Bet Your Life Spoof
Gina Lollobrigida visits Perry Como at 8 p.m. on WSYR TV. Jo Stafford Johnnie Ray Groucho Marx and his 11 year old daughter Melinda appear as contestants. The program features a spoof of You Bet Your Life and Perry’s comedy segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina Lollobrigida
Perry Como
Wsyr-Tv
Jo Stafford
Johnnie Ray
Groucho Marx
Melinda
TV Tonight Highlights Celebrity Skits and Western Thrills
TV Key previews top shows from New York and Hollywood. Sid Caesars Hour features a prize fight spoof with Janet Blair and a “Two Lost Souls” sketch. Strangers on the Road on WSYR-TV stars John Lupton and a dinosaur claim while Jeannie Carson opens a Chinese restaurant. Gunsmoke on CBS-WWHEN-TV closes with Matt Dillon pursuing an outlaw. George Gobel Show with Herbert Marshall ends the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Key
New York
Hollywood
Sid Caesar
Sid
Janet Blair
Janet
Howie
Morris
Pat Carroll
NBC
Wsyr-Tv
Mar
Matt Dillon
Matt
CBS
When-Tv
George Gobel
Lonesome George and Company
George
Herbert Marshall
Tonight's Radio and TV Highlights
A listing of broadcasts across stations WSYR WAER WHN WUEN WYN WSYK WSYE WSER WSXR and others. Programs span comedy Perry Como Show Caesar's Hour Gunsmoke and Your Hit Parade with a Welk Show finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wsyr-Tv
When-Tv
Fuanyr
Art Linkleiter
SM Wuen
Jackie Clases
Dot Carney
Dudrop Meadonas
Wsyk-Tv
Perry Como
Groucho Marx
Jo Stanard
Wsye-Tv
Janet Blair
Carl Reiner
Howie Morris
James Arniss
Wser-Tv
George Gobel Shiw
Merbert Marshall
Quest
WSXR
Lawrence Welk
Driscoll Howell Named as Pro Bowl Coaches
Paddy Driscoll of the Chicago Bears will coach the West and James Leo Howell of the New York Giants will coach the East in the seventh annual Pro Bowl on January 1 in Los Angeles. Game Director Paul J. Schuster said assistants for the two head coaches would be named later. The Pro Bowl pits stars from the NFL's Eastern and Western Conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Paddy Driscoll
Chicago Bears
James Leoi Howell
New York Giants
Paul J. Schuster
Confernees
WAER Syracuse Saturday Radio Schedule Summary
WAER UTICA listings show a Saturday lineup from 4:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. including Navy Band and Serenade in 9345 The New Blue Nation with programs like Contemn and Music for Classics Moderns. Notable blocks feature Army of 6:45, Saturday Stars Sports at 9:30, Barbershop Harmony Resorts Final Channel at 7:00, and Western World News Line at 11:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSYB
WNODR
Webe Zn Wolf
Ional
Columbia
Alutu
Dixon Puke
Vaavia Ecord
New Orleans
Dixon
Duke Sox
Usic
Ward of Music
King Crosby
Bucks
Buckaroos
Xmas
Monittor
Geer
Mike Box
Lawrence
Sand
Dream
Vincent Lopez Sandman
Vincent Lopes
WNDE
Wfbl - Wolf
Guru
Mantovant Church of Oh
Loft Melodies
Mantovant Oor
Nations
Israel
Sacred Heart
Voice of Herald of Souvenirs
Monitor
Frank-Ernest
L'don Marman
Melchier
Wwi5b
fide-News
History
Woolworth
Boston Pops
Imonitor
Duke
Syracuse University
Chalkdust
the New Blue Nation
Navy Band
Contemn
Ballc
Toraier
Perspective
Army of
WAER
Harmony Resorts
George G
Dickens on air as The Stingiest Man in Town sings again
NBC plans a December 23 broadcast of Dickens with Basil Rathbone as Scrooge in The Stingiest Man in Town. Jack Benny was considered but dropped. Montgomery program status at NBC remains shaky amid rumors of Sid Caesar move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
Dickens
Basil Rathbone
Marley
Scrooge
Rathbone
Jack Benny
CBS
Benny
Robert Montgomery
Sid Caesar
Television Schedule for WSYR Channel 3 Saturday Evening
WSYR Channel 3 air lineup includes Wyatt Earp at 5, Sky King at 5 30, Bold Journey and Science Fiction Theatre at 6, Stranger on the Road and Victory at Sea later. Prime time features Perry Como, Jackie Gleason, Gale Storm, Hey Jeannie, Gunsmoke and more with News and Late Show wrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSYR
Sky Kine
Golden Playhouse
Perry Como
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
Caros
Harrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Fred Down
United Press Sports
Gisch
Sarajevo
Ong
Atta [Ae
Benes
By Oscar Fraley
Befors
Tony Trabert
Gonzales
Nogeins
Midwest
Wehaten
Avon
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Loyola (Il
Creighton
Drake
U.S. Olympic
Phillips U
Emporia
Pat Crennan
Oklahoma Agm
Iowa St
Texas Tech
I Hardin S
McMurry St
Washington St
Idaho State
Colt Pacific
Walt Ditzen
Herald-Journal Wire
Florida
Mike Fetchik
Mroney
L. Pet
W. L. Pet
Minneapolis Ik
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Boston US
Camden
Groucho
Perry
Art Carney
Audrey Meadows
Joyce Randolph
Conflict
John Lupton
Wuhen-Sv
David Niven
Jeannie Carson
the Herald-Journal
Wsyb-Fm
Boer Ugc al
Channel
Utica
Robert L. Sokolsky
Charles Dickens
Ebenezer Scrooge
Leslie Tropkins
Auburn
Irving Gentz
Peanuts Hucko
Charlie Shaw
Lester Young
Magesy Spanier
Cazenovia
Betty Blair
Waer-Fm
Army of Stars
Salvation Army
Glenn Ford
Army of Stars Orchestra
Rex Koury
Jack Rains
Rosalind Nadell
Richard Lewis
Renata Tebaldi
Leonard Warren
Desire Ligeti
AMA
CBS Radio
Roy
Feur
Grundig
Salina
Betwe Kennedy and Tly Sts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!