Finishers Crown Bishop Timon in Scholastic Cross Country
Bishop Timon High School boys of Buffalo won the third annual scholastic Catholic cross country meet sponsored by Lesboyne College on the Dolphin campus. Tom Russell led the Timon team with 12 minutes 32 seconds across the 24 mile course in rainy windy conditions. Capello from Xavier High of New York City was second, three seconds behind. Dean Given of Most Holy Rosary was the first Syracuse finisher at eighth, as Rosary placed seventh in the team standings with St. Vincent's eighth and St. Anthony of Padua ninth. St. John the Evangelist tenth, Sacred Heart eleventh, Assumption twelfth, Oswego Catholic High third with 7 points, while Timon A won with 39.
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Fight Results From Associated Press Box Scores
Bout results list multiple matches with city and country lines. Jimmy Hornsby 134 beat Joey Padilla 136. Mauro Vasquez stopped Guillermo Medina in Mexico. Ramon Cervantes lost. Hilton Smith defeated. Jaime Gine outpointed Orlando Zuhuieta. Clan Douglas beat Garabaldi 2 1 in a soccer match with John Quinn scoring the winner after Jimmy Wilson's prior bout.
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Colgate coach laments turnover plagued loss and injury woes
Colgate coach Al Kelley laments a breakdown in games after a brutal defeat at Princeton. He cites penalties from confused sophomore linemen, injuries limiting backs, and a fragile in game execution despite strong practice showing and high team spirit. Cornell and Yale also feature in mixed results as coaches note strong individual play but poor execution.
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Officials' Mistake Costs Missouri in Oklahoma Game
Missouri coach Dan Devine blasted officials for a lost down when Oklahoma and Missouri changed goals late in the third quarter. He said a 11 yard penalty for delaying the game hurt Missouri, which remained trailing 9-0 and eventually lost 23-0.
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Fall and Spring GM Guardian Maintenance Ad
A GM dealer urges vehicle owners to have cooling systems checked twice yearly with factory trained mechanics. They specify proper pressure, suitable thermostats for all seasons, and a clean cooling system plus antifreeze if needed to handle higher horsepower and speeds.
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