Collegiates Tip Off as Troy Area Season Opens
Albany State under Dick Sayers in 15th year and Siena with Gene Culnan begin play Tuesday night as the Troy area college season starts. HVCC, Union, and RPI also launch schedules with key players named including Jim Masterson Jack Adams Alan Reid and Randy Brown leading squads.
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Albany State
Dick Sayers
Siena
Gene Culnan
Troy
Engineers Edge Indiana Tech in 6 o clock opener
RPI braces for a balanced lineup with Vanderzee Howe Kramer and Ashcroft joined by Neufer Cangilla Klein Laskey Dubansky Smouther Mayer Kirkpatrick and possibly Nasal as they face Indiana Tech in the first game. Friday features Case Tech vs RIT in the nightcap with a full slate listed.
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Kramer
RPI
Ashcroft
Kalbaugh
Tom Neufer
John Cangilla
Alan Klein
Steve Laskey
Gary Dubansky
Gary Smouther
Doug Mayer
Scotty Kirkpatrick
John Nasal
Indiana Tech
Case Tech
RIT
Cohoes Tigers Face Waterford In Nonleague Clash
Cohoes High coach Joe Loudis brings his Tigers to Waterford for a nonleague showdown as the Tigers seek to rebound from last season’s close loss to Ravena and avenge a prior defeat to Fordians. The Tigers feature six starters led by Wayne Flavin and John Colozza. Waterford, under Cal Wheeler, is rebuilding with only one returning letterman and injuries missing Pallozzi.
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Ephmen
al Shaw
Dick Travers
Charlie Knox
John Untereker
Untereker
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Phil Duval
Brian Burke
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Joe Loudis
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Loudis
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Curt Blackmore
Fordians
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Wayne Flavin
John Colozza
Bill Geleta
Moe Mroczkowski
Mark Ringer
Jack LeBeau
Cal Wheeler
Schalmont
Schenectady
Coxsackie-Athens
Wheeler
Kevin Fitzpartick
Don Pallozzi
Jim Boudreau
Walther Leads Troy Bowl Pro Scoring Weekend
John Walther rolled a 696 triple to lead the Troy Bowl Pro-Scoring League over the weekend with 258 222 216 in the series. Other top scores include Jack McGrath 257 661 and Joe Schmidt 228 227 653 as team play results show Walther defeating Cue Time Billiard Lounge 18 3 and several matchups across local lounges and landscapers.
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Walther
Jack McGrath
Joe Schmidt
Tom Garrity
Bud Feiden
Paul DeViellei
John Pakatar
Tony Rainone
Pink Limmer
Gerry Curran
John Murray
Bill O’brien
Mike Kett
Gerry McGarvey
Bob Bringhurst
Bob Ketz
Chuck Warren
Paul Bailey
Wally Brennan
Billy Frazier
Jack Carroll
Tim Rider
Bill Curtain
Andy LaValley
Les Douglas
Dave Mello
von Vrigian
Jack Bussey
Paul Kreiger
Garrity
Huerter’s
Hilltop Bowl
Marchese
Troy Bowl
Marina
Plantier
Pakatar Landscaping
Starlite Lounge
Gaudette
Norton
Daubney Enterprises
LBC Junior Basketball Scores From Lindsey's Drug Store Event
Lindsey's Drug Store team led by Larry Ryan 24 and Dan Gavitt Morgan's Service Station with Jim McKeever 19 traded baskets in a local junior basketball game. Other contributors included Bill Hussey 2 Mike Manupella 11 Paul Ciavardoni 2 Chuck Bouchey 4 Tim Hunter 2 and Mario Mosolino 2.
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Lindsey’s Drug Store
Larry Ryan
Bill Hussey
Mike Manupella
Dan Gavitt
Morgan’s
Jim McKeever
Paul Ciavardoni
Chuck Bouchey
Mark Patrick
Tim Hunter
Mario Mosolino
Major college basketball results across the nation
A sweep of scores from top teams and mid majors shows Kentucky toppled West Virginia 106 87 while Michigan beat Detroit 85 75. Nebraska beat California Irvine 73. Other notable wins include Kansas 96 over Marshall 60 and UCLA 90 over Arizona 65.
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Walsh
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Bulla Buffalo
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Peru
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New Mexico State
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Otis Moore Top Threats For East Shrine Game
Ohio State running back Jim Otis and Army back Lynn Moore headline the East squad for the East-West Shrine game on December 27 at Stanford. The roster includes Indiana’s Harry Gonso and Memphis State’s Dan Pierce in the backfield, Indiana’s John Isenbarger, Ohio State’s Ted Provost and Dave Whitfield on defense, with Tom Cahill coaching and assistants from Army Northwestern and NC State. Steve Owens of Oklahoma is already named to the West team.
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Ohio State
Jim Otis
Army
Lynn Moore
Navy
Stanford
Tom Cahill
Alex Agase
Northwestern
Earle Edwards
North Carolina State
Otis
Buckeyes
Moore
Harry Gonso
Indiana
Dan Pierce
Memphis State
John Isenbarger
Ted Provost
Dave Whitfield
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Chargers Start Rookie Marty Domres Over Hadl
San Diego Chargers name rookie quarterback Marty Domres the starting QB for the Sunday AFL game against Boston. Hadl, who led a 21-17 Thanksgiving win in Houston, will sit as Domres takes the helm with several players listed as probable starters including MacKinnon Wells Billingsley Owens.
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San Diego Chargers
Boston
Domres
John Hadl
Chargers
Houston
Jacque MacKinnon
Ron Billingsley
Terry Owens
Bob Wells
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