TV Today Cy Captain Kangaroo and a packed daytime lineup
A reader list outlines TV shows and times across multiple networks including Captain Kangaroo Dialing for Dollars Romper Room Candid Camera Merv Griffin Show Beverly Hillbillies Pat Boone Show Andy of Mayberry Supermarket Sweepstakes Hollywood Squares Secret Storm The Dating Game Jeopardy Love of Life and more. It also notes movie airings Sierra Audie Murphy and Mister Rogers plus News and travel specials and a National Geographic Society Alaska feature narrated by Alexander Scourby.
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al Cahill
Ace Plek
Dennis James
Merv Griffin
Beverly Hillbillies
Pat Boone
Alaska! National Geographic Color Special Preview
Televised listings show a slate of programs from NBC and CBS including Combat with Sgt Saunders, The Invaders sea lab plot, Peyton Place drama, The French Chef potato feature, News specials on air pollution, and late night shows. Notable acts include Red Skelton and Johnny Carson appearances.
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Sgt
Saunders
Mr. Brahms
Peter
Wailly
Red Skelton
Edie Adams
Deadeye
David Vincent
Marjorie Arch
Helen Morgan
Ann Blyth
Paul Newman
Segovia
Petticoat Junction
Billie Jo Bradley
Steve Elliott
Peyton Place
Rachel
Rodney
Eric Hoffer
CBS News
Retelecast
Molly and
Monty Woolley
Gracie Fields
Leslie Nielsen
Collene Miller
Johnny Carson
Dell Gaizo twins leave Syracuse ahead of Gator Bowl
The Dell Gaizo twins Jim and John were removed from the Syracuse University football squad ten days before the Gator Bowl after contact with the University of Miami. Jim is the quarterback and John a tight end. coach Ben Schwartzwalder cited a personal problem and a passing specialty mismatch with Syracuse's running offense.
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Tampa
Fla
Dell Gaizo
Jim
John
Syracuse University
Tampa University
Back
Lother John
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
University of Miami
Schwartzwalder
Tennessee
Cohoes Cagers Cup Contest Ends 52 49 Victory
Cohoes visitors edged Lansingburgh Boys Club 52 to 49 in an intermediate basketball game last night. Key players included Jim Korta IV Ken Fleszar 8 John Pelltier 9 Jack Stone 2 Jeff Mary 4 Dan Des fokue 4 Gary Knoop 2 Tim Dearalyne 1 Rick Rokler 1 Gary Haughney 6 Pete Golsharry 1 Dan Shatter 1 George Dempsey 7 Marvin Adama 1.
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Cohoes Recreation
Lansingburgh Boys Club
Jim Korta
Ken Fleszar
John Pelltier
Jack Stone
Jeff Mary
Dan Desfokue
Gary Knoop
Tim Dearalyne
Rick Rokler
Gary Haughney
Pete Golsharry
Dan Shatter
George Dempsey
Mite
Yymeeon
Marvin Adama
YVarter's Triumph Over Pete's In Junior League
YVarter's defeated Pete's 36 to 22 last night at Lansingburgh Boys Club in a junior house league clash. Verter's Gid and Belason led with 11 points, while Bhitr added 2 and Gallo 3 as Bennington 2 Burna 4 Peles 22 Patrick 6 John Choppy Moak 2 Moak 4 Thompson 3 contributed in a low scoring team effort.
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Yarter’s
Pete's
Lansingburgh
Verter
Gid
Belason
Vom! Bhitr
Bruce Gallo
Allen Hi
Buel
Regware
Jim Bennington
Marty Burna
Peles
Patrick
John
Choppy
Billy Moak
Bob Moak
Rick Thompson
Shaker High Eyes First League Title At Guilderland
Shaker High carries an 8-0 record in the suburban league as it visits Guilderland Friday aiming for the crown. LaSalle meets Catholic Central, Lansingburgh hosts Cohors, and Philip Schuyler stands 7-0 in Class.
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Shaker High
Guilderland
LaSalle
Catholic Central
Lansingburgh
Cohors
Philip
Schuyler
Watervilet
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Knights of Lansingburgh
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Stillwater
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Cotonia
Columbia
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Niskayuna
Roellf Jansen
Oekawamick
Berlin
New Lebanon
Patroon Conference
Chatham
Averill Park
van Renssear
Lions Name Bill McPeak as Offensive Backfield Coach
DETROIT AP The Detroit Lions sign Bill McPeak as offensive backfield coach and announce he will report March 1 for fulltime duty. McPeak, former Washington Redskins head coach, played for Pittsburgh Steelers 1949-1957 and made three Pro Bowls as a defensive end.
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Detroit Lions
National Football League
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Joe Schmidt
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Me Peak
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Schmidt
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Major Tracks Entries and Results Highlight at Riverside Meet
A dense list of competitors and entries features across track events, including Royal Mor, Cherokee Spy, and Coral entries, with times, placements, and notable performances noted for fans. The report spans multiple heats and performances, naming many athletes, clubs, and venues with results that emphasize event depth and participant variety.
Grand Coulee Crowned In Crowded Thoroughbred Race
A packed card features Grand Coulee and Tudor Song among entries like Secret Promise and Pass the Sound. Major challengers include Gentlemen By Willow Cage and Windy contenders as stewards note times near 1 16 and 4 furlongs.
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Ty Grand Coulee
Gentleman James
Breeze
Nature
Star Garter
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Rose Court
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J—Hiver
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Waterloo Bridge
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Prize's Way
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Classical and Opera Anew
WFLY airs a full day of concert programming from morning through midnight. Highlights include Grieg and Falla piano pieces, Berlioz Romeo and Juliet Love Scene, Rossini Semiramide Overture, Dohnanyi and Chopin piano works, and a luncheon with Brandenburg and Wedding March. Evening features Shostakovich Symphony No.11, Bartok Piano Concerto No.1, and Chavez Sinfonia India, with a late night music slate and new releases.
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Greig
Peer Gynt
Berlioz
Rossini
Ature Gould
Liszt
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Dohnanyi
Bach
Schumann
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Dvorak
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Tchaikovsky
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Corelli
Strauss
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Chabrier
van Cliburn
Bailero
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Mack's Son Earle Mack Dies at 77 in Philadelphia
Earle T. Mack, 77, son of Connie Mack and former Athletics executive, died after a stroke in Delaware County Memorial Hospital. Born in East Brookfield, Mass, he spent 15 years in the minors as player and manager before joining the A's in 1924. He and brother Roy bought a controlling stake in 1950, later selling to Arnold Johnson. Survived by son Earle Jr, a grandson, stepmother, and four half-siblings. Burial in Morgantown, N.C.
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Earle ‘T. (McGillicuddy) Mack
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
J. Mack
A’s
Kansas City
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St Peter's Tops TBC Cagers in Scrimmage
St Peter's, Troy, defeated visiting TBC 77 to 70 in a basketball scrimmage. Notable St Peter's scorers included Jay Nielsen 18 and Carl Grimm 20, while TBC's top total came from Ed Berry 28 with contributions from Ron Tucker and Burnett.
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St.Peter's
Troy
TBC
St. Peter's
Trek Livingston
Jay Nielsen
Carl Grimm
Leo Durocher
Carl Campbell
Frank Ales
Nick Bizaro
Ed Bishop
Dave Bakemian
Ron Tucker
Paul Coking
Ken Harrison
Ed Berry
Ron
Burnett
Ed Dukes
Troy Boys Club Triumphs 102-90 Over CYO
The Troy Boys Club defeated CYO 102 to 90 in a City Amateur basketball game at TBC last night. Scoring included Jerry Simon St and Crocce with 28 and Pat Armaéo with 24 for CYO A and Roger Moidoy zero, while Troy’s roster featured Roy Pompey 25 and Joe Glaaheen 15 among others.
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Troy Boys Club
CYO
TBC
TBA
Jerry Simon
Mike
Crocce
Roy Pompey
Art Wilson
Bred Jonen
Alang
Tim
Krogh
Roger Moidoy
CVO
Ryan
Joe Glaaheen
Pat Armaéo
Matt Ratigan
John Tedesco
Jim Bicklen
Jim Gully
Troy JCC Cops Cage Contest at Jewish Center
The Troy Jewish Community Center beat the First Presbyterian Church of North Troy 60 to 47 last night. Scorers include Lan Apple 18, John Pade 17, dim Juroy 23, and Frank Gordon 4, with several entries unclear due to OCR errors.
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North Troy
Danish Center
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Frank Gordon
Bob Behron
Lan Apple
John Pade
Harry Herah “Fie
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Dim Juroy
Joe Catalan
George Hinnan
Dim Relniaar
Ladd and Ringelmann Help Orange Triumph in Connecticut
Steve Ladd and Tom Ringelmann combined for 22 points to lift Syracuse University over the University of Connecticut 79 to 0 in a basketball game at Storrs Connecticut. Ladd, a former Salem star, scored 12 points and Ringelmann, a former Vincentian player, added a tally.
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Tom Ringelmann
Syracuse Universiy
University of Connecticut
Storts
Conn. Ladd
Salem Star
Ringelmann
Rutgers Lloyd Named To ECAC All Star Club
Bob Lloyd of Rutgers, noted for a 56th consecutive foul last week, was chosen for the ECAC Division 1 all star team. Guards include Wes Blaliosukna of Connecticut and Hubie Marshall of LaSalle. forwards Bill Jones Fairfield Vaughn Harper Syracuse Terry Driscoll Boston College Bill Butler St Bonaventure. centers Sonny Dove St John's and Clif Anderson St Joseph's.
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NEW York
Bob Lloyd
Rutgers
Eastern College Athletics Conference
Lloyd
Wes Blalosuknna
Connecticut
Hubie Marshall
LaSalle
Joe Helser
Princeton
Bill Jones
Fairfield
Vaughn Harper
Syracuse
Terry Driscoll
Boston College
Bill Butler
St. Bonaventure
Sonny, Dove
St. John's
N.Y
Clif Anderson
St. Joseph's, Pa
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UAW and Collegians Win Division Basketball Titles
In Cohoes Recreation Center senior action the UAW captured the National Division with an 89 59 victory over St Josephs CYO while the Collegians claimed the American Division title by routing Dannys Grill 88 57. Scorers included Al Williams 36 Gil Kibler 23 and Danny s Grill totals with O'Brien 30 Roberts 14 Roharta 18 and Honomo 11 among others.
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Cohoes Recreation Center
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St. Joseph's
Cyo
Collegians
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Gil Kibler
Ohn Daubnay
Jack Coyne
Deery Hinman
al Baasil
Frank Singleton
Lincoln Downs Cancels Cards
Lincoln Downs canceled racing yesterday and today due to a snow alarm. Publicity director George Lobris said the track will not be made up. The track had 111 days scheduled but must cut down to 84 days allotted.
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Lincoln Downs
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