Unselfish RPI On Win Skein At Five Straight
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute basketball rides a five game streak tying the school's longest run under Coach Kalbaugh. The Engineers stand 9-4 and share the ICAC title with a 4-1 league mark after narrowly beating Union in Schenectady. Kalbaugh praises a bench driven, unselfish group with Tom Kelcher delivering key free throws to seal the Union win. Albany State also on a four game surge as Siena suffers a poor shooting night against St Francis.
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Dick Sauers
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Jack Lynch
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Ike Long
Hunter College
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Patterson Wins KO In Third Round Victory
Floyd Patterson defeated Willie Johnson in Miami Beach after dominating the bout and stopping Johnson with a left hook at 2:05 of the third round. Patterson, 45-5, regained momentum in a peekaboo style, suffered a rare cut on Johnson, and improved to two straight comeback wins while eyeing a potential rematch with Cassius Clay. Johnson was knocked unconscious after the decisive punch as referee Cy Gottfried counted him out before 3,500 fans.
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Things Could Change This Weekend For Kearns
RPI hockey seeks to extend its three game win streak under Garry Kearns after beating American International College Hamilton and Colby. Dale Watson leads national scoring with 43 points from 26 goals and 27 assists as RPI faces St Lawrence and Clark on foreign ice.
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Burgh R-C-S Face Top Area Schools Clash Friday
Colonial Council leader Lans ingburgh 9-1 loap tangles with Ravena-Cocymans Selkirk Friday in a top area scholastic game. Burgh with Kilgal lon Adams and Hlo gan meets R-C-S led by Curt Blackmore and Fol, after a drubbing by Draper. Friday headliners include Shaker 10-0 hosting Colonie, Albany at Linton, Schuylerville at Tamarac, and many other local matchups across leagues with top scorers Bob Graveston and Jay Kisan among noted performers.
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Jack Hlogan
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Catholic Central
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Suburban Comets
Shaker
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Albany
Linton
Linton In A Top Class A Lussled While ‘Amarav Entertains Schuylerville
Tamarac
Bob Graveston
van Rensselaer
Watervilet
Hartwick Fresh Score Hartwick Fresh Score ONLI
Hockey schedule copy lists multiple games with universities and opponents including Providence, Clarkson, Yale, Brown, and Wisconsin. It shows a scattered, garbled lineup of upcoming contests and locations, with several misspellings and incomplete team names. The fragment emphasizes college hockey matchups and dates in a noisy OCR draft.
Sled Dog Derby Set At Saratoga
The fifth annual Saratoga Sled Dog Derby will run at Saratoga Lake on Saturday and Sunday, organized by the Winter Sports Committee and Arctic Sled Dog Club of America. Headquarters at Brown's Beach. Races begin 1 pm with a 42 to 15 mile main course over two days for drivers 16 and older. a junior race for under 16s opens Sunday.
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Bender Named Farm Director By Cincinnati Reds
Sheldon Bender was named farm director for the Cincinnati Reds, succeeding Jim McLaughlin who becomes director of scouting. Bender, a former player manager and scout, previously served with the St. Louis Cardinals. General Manager Bob Howsam, recently appointed to lead the Reds, had held the band position before taking the GM role.
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Bob Howsam
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Jurisdictional Feud Opens Again At AAU Suspends Athletes
The International Amateur Athletic Federation and AAU dispute over non college athletes sparks suspensions for foreign and U S athletes who competed in an unsanctioned New York meet. Officials say the action targets athletes who participated without AAU consent while noting mediation by a federal panel and NCAA involvement.
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Various College Basketball Scores From Weekend Games
A roundup of college men’s basketball results featuring Georgia over LSU 78 45 Michigan State 86 77 Indiana over Randolph Macon 86 47 and many others across universities such as Wake Forest Purdue Ohio State Tennessee Kentucky Long Island and more. Notable upsets include Manhattan 0 over Bonaventure 99 and Cumberland Kentucky 114.
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AFL Votes Woodard New Pact
AFL votes to extend Milt Woodard’s contract as president to November with a higher salary. The move coincides with Miami Beach discussions on moving AFL to the Orange Bowl and amid merger talks with the NFL in 1970. Jackson Steadman notes Los Angeles fans shown aid in office amid Merger debate.
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Lozano’s Layup Delivers City League Win for St Brigid’s
Wally Lozano drove for a late go ahead layup with 10 seconds left as St Brigid’s of Watervliet edged Troy Boys Club 55-53 in a City League basketball game. St Brigid’s improves to 2-3.
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Wilt Chamberlain nets 58 as 76ers beat Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain scored 58 points and added 26 field goals and six free throws to lift the Philadelphia 76ers to a 131-123 victory over Cincinnati. The 7-foot-1 center led the team with a dominant night, helping push the 76ers ahead in the Eastern Division. Cincinnati trailed by as many as in the first quarter but kept within reach, with attendance listed at 7,662.
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AFL to Pick Next Franchise by June
AFL owners chose to select the 10th AFL franchise by June with Cincinnati Birmingham Seattle and Phoenix in contention. The team would begin play in 1968 as Cincinnati progresses on a 55000 seat municipal stadium slated for completion in fall 1968 per the Miami Herald.
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Plan for Annual Classic If Local Blackout Persists
Steadman argues for a fixed site like the Orange Bowl for the annual game to prevent blackout related objections and to boost growth. He prefers Miami as a permanent venue, citing better optics and eastern market timing. Werblin supports rotating sites but would choose Miami for a warm weather option.
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Knox To Direct Detroit Offense In NFL Move
DETROIT DETROIT Lions named Chick Knox their offensive coordinator yesterday. Knox aged 35 joins from the New York Jets of the AFL after starting coaching with Kentucky for two seasons.
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