Watervliet and Cohoes face off in crowded Friday hoops slate
Watervliet travels to Cohoes as part of a heavy Friday schedule across multiple leagues. The card features Lansingburgh vs Chatham, Shaker vs Mohonasen, Colonie at Burnt Hills and Niskayuna at Bethlehem, with high school boys basketball action spanning Colonial, Suburban, CHVL and Diocesan leagues.
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Troy High
Philip Schuyler
Trojans
Gene Culnan
Mont Pleasant
Schuyler
Albany High
Shaker
Mohonasen
Colonie
Burnt Hills
Scotia
Guilderland
Niskayuna
Bethle ‘Hem Central
Mechaniccville
Lansingburgh
Draper
Cohoes
Ballston Spa
Watervliet
Gale Sayers Shines Through Mud In Chicago Debut Run
Gale Sayers, famed Bears running back, stars in sloppy footing at Kezar Stadium. He returns kicks for touchdowns tying career mark, rushes for 142 yards earlier season misfortune and explains mud running from his heel approach. He credits wedge timing with Butkus and his peripheral vision as keys to success.
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Chicago
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Ollie Matson
Matson
Sayers
Gale
Tommy Davis
Bears
Dick Butkus
Ralph Kurek
George Seals
Don Croftcheck
Wedge
Ken's Barber Shop Clips Lindsay's Drug Store In Loop
Ken's Barber Shop defeated Lindsay's Drug Store 43 to 38 in junior division action at the Lansingburgh Boys Club last night. Standout scorers included Jim Sullivan with 22 for Ken's and Bob Gregware with 12 for Lindsay's, supported by Nels Hansen and Tim Hunziker among others.
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Ken
Barber Shop
Lindsay
Paterno criticizes East's inferiority complex in football
Penn State coach Joe Paterno, named Lambert Trophy winner, argued the East underrates its teams. He cited 8-2 records for Penn State, Syracuse, and Army, praised Syracuse as the best opponent, and urged allowing spring practice and redshirting to boost athletes. He attacked Ivy League limits and regional isolation.
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NEW York
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Brown University
South Brow
Paterno
Nittany Lions
Miami
Fla
Boston College
West Virginia
Syracuse
Maryland
North Carolina State
Ohio U
Pittsburgh
Navy
UCLA
Gary Beban
Army
Pitt
Bucyk Takes NHL Scoring Lead After Week in Boston
Veteran Johnny Bucyk of the Boston Bruins leads the NHL scoring race with 31 points after seven points last week, moving past Chicago’s Bobby Hull who dropped to second with 30 points. Hull contributed one goal and two assists, while Bucyk, McKenzie, and Stanfield shape Boston’s strong offense.
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New York
Johnny Bucyk
Boston Bruins
Johnny McKenzie
Fred Stanfield
National Hockey League
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Bueyk
Hull
Fic
McKenzie
Stanfield
Boston
Bronco Horvath
NHL
Bruins
Toronto Maple Leafs
Johnny Bower
Bruce Gamble
Montreal
Gump Worsley
Don Awrey
Braves Consider Moving Mound Back in Spring
Atlanta Braves may test longer pitches in spring training with the mound moved back five feet. Paul Richards, Braves VP, suggested at the Mexico City meetings that the change could help hitters and reduce strikeouts. He noted a cautious two year timeline to see if the idea catches on.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Paul Richards
Richards
Braves
Mexico City
Wininger in Critical Condition After Stroke
Oklahoma City report says Bo Wininger 45 remains in serious condition in hospital after suffering a stroke while visiting family. In Troy’s Inter Agency League Vanderheyden defeated Troy Boys Club 37 34 in the opener. Snyder scored 10, Saar led Vanderheyden with 11, Malloy paced Rovs with 10, and Snyder added 10 as the Boys Club posted a preliminary 40 8 win in junior play.
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Troy
Vanderheyden
Troy Boys Cub
Inter Agency
Roger Saar
Vander Oklahoma
Chambeyden
Charlie
Snyder
Wininger
Rozer Malloy
Rovs
Dampier Scores 30 As Colonels Rout Rockets
Louisville AP Denver struggled from the floor making only 28 of 87 for 32 percent as Kentucky led wire to wire in a 107 85 ABA game Dampier poured in 30 points for Kentucky Denver’s Wayne Hightower led with 28 and Larry Jones added 26 Randy Mahaffey and Jim Ligon both scored 17 for the Rockets others.
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Louisville
APY
Denver Rockets
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Denver
Kentucky
Denvers
Hames
Louie Dampier
Colonels
Dampier
Wayne Hightower
Larry Jones
Randy Mahaffey
Jim Ligon
Muskies Edge Mavericks In Narrow ABA Finish
Ron Perry hit a go ahead three point play with 19 seconds left lifting the Minnesota Muskies to a 99 96 victory over the Houston Mavericks in ABA action. Perry scored 13 in the final period to pace Minnesota while Mel Daniels led all scorers with 30 points and Wilbert Frazier added 23 for Houston.
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Houston
Ron Perry
Minnesota Muskies
Houston Mavericks
American Basketball Association
Perry
Mavericks
Jerry Peltway
Muskies
Mel Daniels
Minnesota
Wilbert Frazier
Larries Triumph In CYO Action
St Lawrence defeats St Pauls 43 to 35 in a CYO intermediate league game at the CYO center Sun day. Tom Walsh leads Larries with nine points while Jack McKeon tops St Pauls with ten. other scorers include Joe Farrow and Jim Bloomingdale for the Larries.
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St. Lawrence
St Paul's
CYO
CYO Center
Joe Farrow
Tom Walsh
Jack McKeon
St. Paul's
Jim Bloomingdale
Nick Ribevate
Bill Crandall
Ray Hoff
Man
Frank Merala
College Basketball Scores From Across The Nation
A scrambled recap of recent college basketball results includes Kentucky and Florida among winners, with teams like SMU, Texas A&M, Georgia, LSU and Houston posting scores. Notable games show close finishes and overtime tense moments.
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Kentucky
Florida
Columbia
Lehigrrah
Nebraska
Califonia State
Paterton
Michigan
Detroit
Forete State
Michigan Tech
Indiana
Miseauri
Dugiesne
Amerean
Nerant
Conlcal Miseauri
Memphis State
Nice
Frrake SJ
Minnesota
Oia State
Florida State
Houston
Abione Christian
Western Carolina
LaSalle Cadets Open 1967-68 Hockey Schedule at Lenox
LaSalle coach Bill Farrisee touts depth and veterans as the Cadets begin the 1967-68 season tomorrow with a 3 p.m. game against Lenox in Pittsfield. The lineup features co captains Art De Filippis and Jack Casey along with goalie Bob Mirch and a solid core of seniors and juniors.
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LaSalle
Bill Farrisee
Lenox
Mass
Pittsfield
Farrisee
Troy Hish
RPI
Clarkson
Art de Filippis
John Gooley
Mike Cahill
Cahill
Jack Casey
Jim Rancourt
Cases
Rancourt
Tom
Bill Kilfoile
Mitch
Tom Hendrix
Bowling Green
Jack Orchard
Coast Guard Academy
Sears
Jeilermen
LSI
LaSalle Institute
Farisee
Artie DeFilippis
Brewers Face Wizards In Schenectady Showdown
The Schaefer Brewers host the New York Harlem Wizards Sunday at 8 15 p m in the Trey Catholica Central gym in a renewed tough professional series. The Wizards lead the all time count 4 4 over two seasons with 84 wins for the team in two years. The Wizards lost Tony Jackson to the ABA but added Tojo Henderson Valentino Willis and Charlie Brown. The Schaefers opened last season 22 3 and will duel River Plate of Buenos Aires at Linton High School this Sunday night after a Ravena opener.
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Schaefer Brewers
New York Harlem Wizards
Trey Catholic Central
Wizards
Schaefers
Wedekind Pros
Howard Davis
Tony Jackson
ABA
Tojo Henderson
Valentino Willis
Charlie Brown
Henderson
Montclair State
Willis
Norfolk State
Brown
Jersey City State
Frankie Townsend
C. W. Post
Pete Jones
North Carolina College
Bologna
Italy
St. Louis Hawke
Guy Hughes
South Carolina College
Reggie Jones
Florida A&m
Rod Williams
NYU
Spain
Barry Kramer
Joe Geirer
Dave
Connecticut Explorers
Hartford
Ravena
Schenectady
Linton High School
River Plate
Buenos Aires
South America
N.Y
Nwarlem Wizards
Schaeffers
Andy's Sporting
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Tom Jones
Jerry
Joe Loudis
Cohors
Colonial Council
Jnwill
Chatham
Heatly
Keveny
Maple Hill
Averill Park
Stillwater
SL Peter's
Salem
CBA
Vincention
Catholic Central
Bishop Gibbons
Cardinal McCloskey
Waterford
Catsy Kilt
Milne
Voorheesville
Coxsackie
St. Joseph's
St. Patrick's
St. John's
St. Mary's
Hoosick Falls
St. Mary's of
Hudson
Tamarac
Ramonny van, Ny
Sehoharie
Bangne - Fintanas
Wire
Beme-Knnox
Mape
Charan
Sritwater
St. Peter's
Evesae Lanai Ocra
Vincentian
Nantencue
New Lebanon
Caehintha’s
Ubishop Gibbons Gyn
Ditersan Bengue
Athalic Hish
Rishon
Gibbons
Carinal McCloskey
Albany
Amsterdam
Ray Oat Philip Schnyier
Linton
Subieban Caunei
Mohonaten
Portway
Maple Hi
Coxsackte
Perty
Athans
Kune
Hamaod
Colvorhin Coaty
Leagie
Roelittdan Freeman
Sebntig
Ecaen
Brriln
Vaniets
Lantz
Patraan
Avaeriit Park
Mardy
Irnahot
Chatham Oat Orka- Manning
Abe IK Geers
Hunterelan
Nereville
Cairo
Greenville
Hans
Minneanta
Keller
Daniels
Lanene
Shacor Houston
Postman
San Francis S Kezar Stadium
Lambert
Wuevk Hoston
Darren
Coor Locran Worl
Midland
Shopper Credit
AIBRO
Fifth Avenue
Marth of Conaragt
Fifth Ave
Bo Wininger
Oklahoma City
Francis Bo Wininger
Chih
Vanderheyden Wall
Mickey Maloney
Gerry Snyder
Charlie Snyder
Harald Nolan
Tom Lyons
Houston Cops
Elvin Hayes
Tray Boys Club
Jesse
Denver Rentu Cry
Hightwr
Mahaly
Imi
Denver Ui
Lonos H
Simmons
Kenucky
Rayne
New Jersey
New Orleans
Dallas
Oaklant
Haysinn
Anaheim
Clineton
Albany Academy Tourney
Academy
New Hartford
Clinton
James
Darrow
la Salle
Brewers
CCHS
Schaeffer Brewers
Armand Reo
Joe Geiger
Hoffman’s
Latham
Hoffman‘s
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