Wildcat Classic Shines With Upsets and Honors
J-D wins the Wildcat Classic crown 75-60 over Christ the King as Dan Schayes and Andy Bright star. Earl Belcher, Steve Barber and Marty Headd lead CBA to a 92-52 win for third place. Headd named tourney MVP. West Genesee coach Joe Witowski receives praise despite injuries.
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Tong
JamesvilleeWitt
Christ the King
Christian Brothers Academy
Marty Headd
West Genesee
Joe Witowski
J-D
Christ the King of
Middle Village
Queens
CBA
Jim McGrath
Red Rams
Don Kent
Kent
Mike Seaman
Howard Vincent
John Wisiak
Dan Schayes
John Gambacorto
Dave Whiteside
New York City Catholic High School Athletic Association
CHSAA
Archbishop Molloy
Holy Cross
Nazareth
Liverpool
Schayes
Andy Bright
Bright
McGrath
Earl Belcher
Steve Barber
Syracuse University
Rick Shibel
Witowski
AC Royce Newell
Bright and Whiteside
Belcher
Bob Ehresman
Shore Park
South Carlton
Salmon River
Bishop Ludden
Assumption
Cortland and Oswego Reach Baldwinsville Tourney Final
Cortland drubbed Watertown 80 to 52 to reach the final led by John Shirley with 16 points and Kevin Martin 14. Oswego upset host Binghamton Baldwinville 58 to 52 as Dan McDermott 19 and Rick Shaw 13 fueled the rally in the closing period.
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Cortland
Oswego
Baldwinsville
Watertown
B'ville
John Shirley
Kevin Martin
Dan McDermott
Rick Shaw
Bucs
Gore dedicates snowmaking machines at Gore Mountain
Gore Mountain Ski Center in North Creek New York receives new snowmaking machinery as Environmental Conservation Commissioner Peter Berle announces a long range goal of skiing 125 days a year from Thanksgiving to Easter. He notes last season lost 40 percent of the planned schedule due to bad weather.
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North Creek
N.Y
UPI
Gore Mountain Ski Center
Environmental Conservation
Peter Berle
Gore
Berle
Adirondack
UNC assistant Tom Harper undecided on Wyoming move
UNC assistant coach Tom Harper denied he had joined Bill Lewis at Wyoming after a report from Laramie. He said he had talked with Lewis but had not decided, as UNC prepared to face Kentucky in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Tom Harper
University of North Carolina
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Wya
Harper
UNC
Bill Lewis
Wyoming
Tye
Atlanta
Kentucky
Oneida Dominates Tri-Valley League Holiday Wrestling Meet
Oneida captured four weight class titles and total team honors at V V S as the Wildcats amassed 151.5 points, ahead of Canastota 100.5 in a 15-school field. Winners included John Boehm 119 Rusty Brewer 132 Bill Broad 145 and Dave Willey 167. Mike Carroll LaFayette won 126 and was named Most Outstanding Wrestler.
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Verona
Oneida
Canastota
John Boehm
Rusty Brewer
Bill Broad
Dave Willey
Mike Carroll
LaFayette
North Syracuse Takes Cicero North Syracuse Tourney Title
North Syracuse rallied from eight points down in the fourth period to defeat Solvay 68 62 and claim the Cicero North Syracuse Tournament crown. Eric Robinson led NS with 20 points, Bill Byrne 18 points earned MVP honors, and Mike Petricelli contributed to the victory as part of the all tourney team. Solvay’s Rick Bakowski 18 and Jerry Finn 19 also earned tourney honors as Solvay finished 4 4. The consolation final saw Cicero beat Assumption 55 48 with Gene Gleeson named to the winners tourney team.
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North Syracuse
Eric Robinson
Solvay
Cicero
W. Genesee
Jelbridge Tully
D'amica
Barber
Edinger
Dev‘dre
Belcher
Tao
Bartz JF Ber
Thomson
Alla
Austlo
Fla‘ders
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Beck Howe
Shassy Larkin
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Kelly Manley
Wilson
Finton Shibet
Stokes
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Felbridge
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Dewitt Ptah
Button Ehr'ma Kna
Lake
Mathews
Kev'ngh
Gamb‘do SW
Potter
Hudak Glimore
Lynch Wald
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Kosters
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Kelly Oo
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Bunn Hobbit
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Phoenix Tops C-M for Cato-Meridian Title in Hard-Fought Final
Phoenix dominated the Cato-Meridian tournament to claim the championship by beating host C-M 87-69. Lee Min tonye led Phoenix with a strong all night effort earning MVP honors as Red Creek took third with 50-47 over Moravia. Whitney Point captured the Fabius Pompey trophy with a 58-49 win over F-P while St John’s edged McGraw 57-55 for third. All-star picks included Brook Tymeson and Scott Ellis for Whitney Point, Gary Malone MVP for F-P, Ron Jewett for St. John’s, and Bill Rogers for McGraw.
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Cato
Lee Mintonye
Phoenix
Cato-Meridian
Hal Keithley
C-M
Red Creek
Moravia
Brook Tymeson
Scott Ellis
Whitney Point
Fabius-Pompey
F-P
St. John's
McGraw
Gary Malone
St. John
Ron Jewett
Bill Rogers
Liverpool and Fulton Reach Final in Local Tournament
Liverpool led by Pete Holohan with 18 points beat Bishop Ludden 77 to 55 as Wayne Rhodes scored 15 for the losers. Fulton survived Rome Free in double overtime 75 to 73 with Kevin Vogt posting 28 points and 21 rebounds while Joe Mortis was ejected in the second OT.
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Fulton
Liverpool
Pete Holohan
CNYCL
Bishop Ludden
Wayne Rhodes
Rome Free
Kevin Vogt
RFU
Joe Mortis
Henninger and Most Holy Rosary Eye Fayetteville-Mantius Title
Henninger edged F M 59 53 to reach the Fayetteville Mantius Christmas Basketball Tourney final while Most Holy Rosary beat Fowler 58 55 Henninger still unbeaten after Dan Gaulin 26 points. Morrisville Eaton hosts Christmas Wrestling Tourney with four varsity winners totaling 233.5 points Rex Seaman Richfield Springs named MOW. Chittenango defeats Marcellus 69 37 and faces Bishop Grimes Grimes beats Central Square 49 48 in tourney final.
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Henninger
Most Holy Rosary
Fayetteville-Mantius
F-M
Rosary
Fowler
Dan Gaulin
Morrisville
Morrisville-Eaton
M-E
Richfield Springs
Rex Seaman
Chittenango
Marcellus
Bishop Grimes
Grimes
Dean Glavin
Central Square
Fonlus
Fompey
Tully
Wasthill
Cooperstown
New Berlin
O'Donnell
Lokate Crs
Tassini
Ginney
Catterall
Buckley
Coop
Ni—Perrott
Dee
Cosgrove
Galley
Whipple
Huxtable
Conant
Barone
Dec
Simonds
Coan
Wilcox
Cruikshank
Scott Ernst
M-Eaton
Syracuse Upset Bid Faces Maryland Challenge
Syracuse uses a high tempo double post attack led by Brad Davis and 11 points from Davis with nine assists while Maryland relies on a balanced lineup led by Bryant. Boeheim praises Kelley and the backcourt depth as Syracuse stares at a potential national stunner on Maryland’s home floor.
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Roy
Bouie
David
Goliath
Larry Gibson
Mike Davis
Lawrence Boston
Goeheim
Bryant
Brad Davis
Lefty
Red Auerbach
Davis
Mickey Davis
Will Davis
Ross Kindel
Kindel
Kelley
Boeheim
Maryland
Harvard
Western Kentucky
Buffalo
Syracuse
Terps
UCLA
Notre Dame
Snyde
Steve Sheppard
Gibson
M. Davis
B. Davis
Orange
Appalachian State
Pitino
Cliff Warwell
Jone SU
Steve Spivery
Xavier
Tully Battles Hannibal In Jordan-Elbridge Title Duel
In the Jordan-Elbridge tournament the unbeaten Tully squad faces Hannibal for the title. Hannibal edged Herkimer 76 75, while Tully cruised past host J E 60 42 with four players in double figures.
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Tully
Hannibal
Herkimer
J-E
Weedsport Tops Port Byron In Non League Showdown
Weedsport led by Dave Kosters with 18 points beat Port Byron 76 53 to stay undefeated and advance to the Southern Cayuga Tourney final against Southern Cayuga. Southern Cayuga defeated Union Springs 47 41 in the same night.
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Poplar Ridge
Weedsport
Dave Kosters
Ohsl South
Port Byron
Southern Cayuga
Cents Host Hazelton Sunday at War Memorial
The Cents face Hazelton Sunday at 2 p.m. in a game at the War Memorial. Hazelton, once disbanded, is now led by assistant GM Rick Hogan with a new group under a possible move. The Cents pulled away late after a 6 point run, finishing 122-110 with 4:44 left as Hartford played shorthanded without John Thomas.
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Hazelton
War Memorial
EBA
Steven A. Kauffman
Rick Hogan
Kauffman
Hogan
Hartford
John Thomas
Walton's late heroics lift Blazers past Bulls in Chicago
Bill Walton scored 29 points and 18 rebounds guiding Portland to an 84-79 win over Chicago at the Stadium before a record 19,889 crowd. Walton tied the game with a free throw then clinched it with a late basket and free throw as Artis Gilmore was stifled in the second half.
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Bill Walton
Chicago
Walton
Portland Trail Blazers
Artis Gilmore
Chicago Bulls
Portland
Gilmore
Blazers
Jack Ramsay
Seattle
Atlanta
New York Knicks
Bob McAdoo
Spencer Haywood
Houston
Washington
Indiana
San Antonio
Philadelphia
Denver
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Golden State
Los Angeles
Boston
Colgate and Boston College clash with scattered scoring notes
First period sees Augustine and Ferriter for BC and Ancault Doshalty for Colgate. Second period features Ferriter Reardon Augustine Songin Kyle and Calgate Rheault Cyr for Colgate. Third period highlights Dosdan Davis and Forester plus Beriter for BC, with multiple line changes and errors in the record. Cornell and Princeton also show mixed scoring across periods with Trivett Ambrosia and Techar contributors.
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Colgate
Boston College
Augustine
Ferriter
Burns
Kyiv
Colgate-Ancault
Doshalty
Boston College-Ferriter
Mullon
Barrett
Reardon
Kyle
McDonough
Songin la
McGuire
Kennedy
Barret
Annecchiarico
Calgate-Rheault
Dosdan
Gibson
Cyr
Kibsey
Calgate-Dosdan
Rheault
Davis
K. Dacock
M. Decock
Mackenzie
Cyrlara
Forester
Annéchhiarica
Berriter
Cornell
Princeton
Trivett
Box
Ambrosia
Hen- Messy
Stornick
Nethery
Triveth
C. Trasham
Gemmell
Shier
Princeton Lawrick
B. Trenham
Kollevoll
Enburn
Tri Valley Holiday Wrestling Tournament Results
At Oneida and surrounding clubs the Tri Valley Holiday Wrestling meet produced team scores and many decisive bouts. Individual winners included M Nourse Caz and Tiffany Low dec opponents, with top honors to Mike Carroll La Fayette as Most Outstanding and Aldus Barrett H P for aggregate pins.
Morrisville Eaton Wrestling Tournament Results
Morrisville Eaton hosts a wrestling event with multiple top placements. Penabad and Nelsons from NH lead in events including 200 medley, 700 freestyle, and 400 freestyle relay. Other high finishes feature Culmet, Ts, Ptak, Quimet, and King across backstroke butterfly and sprint races.
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Penabad
King
Ferenzy
Barnes
Kier
Marshman
Ptak
Ford
Yoo
Dakus
Quimet
Haart
Liverpool
C. Pel
McCarthy
Kiler
Baldwinsville Holiday Wrestling Tourney narrows field
Lowell from Lowell Mass cancels its appearance due to blizzard travel issues leaving 11 teams. In basketball Charlie Brown Christmas Tournament Baldwinsville edges Charlie Brown 36 to 25 for the championship. tourney MVP Bob Weston scores 12 points. Camillus takes third by topping St Marys of Jamestown.
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Baldwinsville
Lowell
Mass
Leo Johnson
Bob Weston
Charlie Brown
North Rec Center
Camills
St. Mary’s of
Jamesvill
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