Notre Dame five keeps Diocesan crown in thriller
Notre Dame of Utica beat St John the Evangelists 53 47 to extend their unbeaten run to 42 and win the Diocesan Class A title at War Memorial. Coach Klein guided a 20 0 season and 39 2 two year run as the Eagles faltered without injured stars, while Rome Catholic edged St Patrick’s to reach the final.
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ABC Opens Today in Rochester for ABC Bowling Tour
Action begins in the 1966 American Bowling Congress Tournament at War Memorial Auditorium Rochester. The 3rd event offers 461,509 in prize money drawing entries from Puerto Rico and Bermuda. In 1956 Bill Lillard of Dallas led a notable performance winning three championships with Stan Gifford of Alameda.
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Fragmented OCR sports notes from New York game
Fragmentary text mentions teams and places including New York City and Kansas, with unclear scores and players. Several names and terms are garbled, making specifics hard to discern.
Dickinson Takes Lead In Florida Citrus Open Golf
Gardner Dickinson from Dothan Alabama holds a five under par 137 after 36 holes to lead the Florida Citrus Open at the Rito Pinar Country Club. Dean Kefram and Jack Campbell trail by two strokes, while Sun Snead faltered to stay at even par. Weather favors play with mild winds and damp turf from recent rain.
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McKeever Regains Consciousness After Auto Crash
Los Angeles reports Mike McKeever former Southern California star has regained consciousness for the first time since the December 3 auto accident. A hospital spokesman at Long Beach Memorial said McKeever is no longer in a coma and shows signs of awareness after the hip injury.
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Kentucky Wildcats reach NCAA final after semifinal win over Duke
Kentucky survived a late Duke rally to edge the Blue Devils 71 69 in the semifinals. Larry Conley scored four key points and Kentucky pulled away with a late fast break basket by Mike Towns as the Wildcats advance toward the championship. Duke's Lou Dampier led rebounds with a decisive sequence but could not close the gap.
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Texas Western confident ahead of NCAA final against Kentucky
Texas Western coach Cosell Don Masking expresses belief his team can upset Kentucky in the NCAA final after beating Utah to reach the title game. Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp, whose team nipped Duke in the semifinal, weighs plans while noting odds favor high-flying play and goose grease remedies.
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Seagren vault record and high school stars shine
Cleveland reports Seagren sets new indoor vault mark at 17 feet 34 inches and strong showings by high school stars Stanley Albright and Mark Mulder. Farrell and Crothers race for open record as delays and miscues affect times in New York.
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Cougars Face NYU In NIT Championship Showdown
Top seed Brigham Young seeks the NIT title at Madison Square Garden against NYU after both teams reached the final. BYU relies on guard Dick Mnlemka and forward Steve Kramer while NYU leans on Mal Graham and Charlie Silen to challenge the Cougars.
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Chiefs face Vancouver in Florida spring training matchup
Syracuse Chiefs chase bigger games as they prepare to face Vancouver Coast League rivals in Lake Wales with several players likely to see action. Yesterday they defeated Montgomery in a key intra division clash led by Larry Hoyas Tom Malchick Al Ricciuti and Bill Falk with two singles each. The Tribe and Lancaster schedule a rematch tomorrow before official spring training games begin.
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State loop nines meet State Base ball League
A meeting of the State Base ball League is set for tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m. at the VFW Hall in Jamesville. Lou Massa, commissioner, invites new entries to join the league. Last year’s ten members expressed interest in returning for the 1958 season, including Split Rock, Hannibal, Syracuse Red Wines, Kilburn Ramblers, Minor, Taherg, Pulaski, Phos, Port Byron and Waterloo Neieca Falls. Possible new entrants Newark, Clifton Springs and Central Square.
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Bobby Reid Wins Batavia Handicap Trot at Batavia Downs
Bobby Reid raced to a two length victory in Batavia Downs featured $2.09 Handicap Trot on Friday. Jack Wilson drove the winner to a 210.9 time paying $8.60 $3.20 and $2.09 with Lady Scamp second and Paul Acclaim third. Panz doles Baby and Mr. Valentine paid $59.90 in the daily double as a crowd of 5,336 wagered $304,989.
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