Tyler Retires After Victory In U S Sled World Title
St Moritz Switzerland AP veteran pilot Art Tyler 43 leads U S four man sled to a world title with a winning 5 10 82 total over four runs. Italy and West Germany finish second and third as Tyler hints at retirement after the victory.
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Hunterday
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Weston
Italy
Sergio Zardini
West Germany
Franz Schelle
Schelle
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Lake Placid
Henham
Ay Tsecond
Chami
Pion Hans Roesch
Mass
U.S
Tyler
Gary Sheffield
Parker Woors
Bellmore
Tom Butler
Saranac Lake
UPL Radiotelephata
Results Of CYO Contests Juniors At CYO Center
Six games were played in the CYO Junior League at the Center on Saturday. Standings show St. Augustine's 21 over St. Jude 12 and St. Peter's 38 over St. Paul's 23, with several other varsity scores listed.
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St. Jude
St. Paul's
Our Lady of Victory
St. Peter's
St. Joseph’s
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph's
St. Lawrence
St. Mary's
St. Patrick's
Heavyweights Stir Up Week's Action
Boxing headlines this week feature heavyweights like Liston, DeJohn, and Fullmer. Key matchups include Liston vs DeJohn and Fullmer vs Greaves with several regional bouts and upcoming title plans highlighted across venues from New York to Boston and Tampa.
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Cas D’amao
Floyd Patterson
St. Mary's (T
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Bruno
Williams
Ryan
Sonny Liston
Phila
Tedesco
Delphia
Mike de John
St. Patrick'’s
Forghy
Tampa
Fla
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Minit Head
Henry Ferguson
Nas ‘Sau
Ughts
Boston Arena
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Maas
Ike Jenking
New York
Providence
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Joe Shaw
Cumorrow
Richmond
Calif
Pony Domin
Pilet
Oakland
Joe Neal
Stockton
Ocle Chatman
Ove
Teddy Martin
Sacramento
Heavies
Delaney Dominates New York Indoor Mile and 7-Foot Jump
Thomas Choy of Ruston University cleared 7 feet in the high jump, marking a second 7-foot effort this season. Ron Delaney, the Flying Irishman, won the half mile at Madison Square Garden in 1:52.2, holding off Tom Murphy as crowds roared. Delaney emphasized his finishing kick and race strategy.
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Dick Ron Delaney
New York A.C
Madison Square Garden
Tom Murphy
Rho Tka
Thomasy Choy
Doh
Dull Slichka and DeMento Teams Lead Local Sports Totals
East Side Roofers Marge leads Slichka 450 while Helen Holdings and Kedith Mele post 177 and 450 respectively. Dow's Market Mixed includes Jim Corrigin 295 and Louis Hseltethn 200, with DeMento Junior teams and Bantams adding entries for Jaine Heman LOS and Ralph Coppy dk4.
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Slichka
Ann Sapusnik
Dull Slchka
Jean Kursagien
Kedith Mele
East Side
Marge
Helen Holdings
Dow's Market
Jim Corrigin
Louis Hseltethn
Jane Corric Fur
Shirley Als
DeMento
Jaine Heman
Nancy Hartley
Joan Kendall
Joli Heffern
John Alx
Joe Germaine
Colony Recreation Mixed Bowling Scores and Players Listed
A long OCR readout lists multiple bowlers and scores across divisions at Colony Recreation. Names include Jim D Presteau, Ray Veto, Sal Sestito, Marty Brost, and many others with scores in the 100s to 500s plus mixed teams and junior groups.
Intermediates Shine as 2-0 Wins Close Peewee Ice Night
In the Intermediate Division at Troy Peewee Hockey League action, Paul's and Cartwright's each edged their opponents 2-0 at RP Field House. Paul’s victory featured Tam LaRose's two unassisted goals and Jack Welch’s strong goaltending. Cartwright’s saw Jimmy Whalen and Don Anderson score with Kirk Coantey guarding the net. The Junior Division games were tight with Lions defeating Kiwanis 1-0 and Exchange beating Rotary, led by Lewis, Dully, Murray and Gillespie with multiple assists.
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Kim Hennessey
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Kirk Coantey
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Ro “Tary
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Owen Jenkins
Lions Cave
Don Dully
Rd Murray
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Jing Connor
Tom Gallagher
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Bryan Satterlee
Charles Lansing
Roger Demment
Averill Park Edges Chatham 60 57 In Overtime
Averill Park defeats Chatham 60 57 in overtime as Johnny Graves nets 22 for Averill Park while Henry Keller and Ron Coe pace the hosts with 17 and 12 points. In regulation Averill Park led 53 49 with 29 seconds left but Chatham tied the game, sending it to a three minute extra period.
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Auburn Faces Kentucky Test As Probe Clock Ticks
Auburn meets Kentucky in Lexington in a key SEC clash that could influence NCAA tournament fate. The Tigers 18 0 seek victory to cap a 29 game win streak and boost top ranking chances despite probation. Kentucky 19 2 aims to rebound after road loss and chase title with NC State and North Carolina in pursuit.
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Parish League Scores From LaSalle and Troy Games
In Intermediate CYO League Aetion at LaSalle St Patrick s defeated St Peter s 43 33 St Patrick s Watervliet defeated St Mary s Troy 43 41 St Brid get s defeated Sacred Heart 37 32 and St Nicholas defeated St Joseph s 62 34 At CYO Center Troy Sacred Heart defeated St Lawrence 38 32 Sacred Heart Milhizer 10 IGully 4 Haggerly 8 Wojeck 7 Carey 7 Colarusso 2 St Lawrence Weber 3 Pusatere 4 Padaleno 8 McKeon 4 Lagilch 7 Seguin 6 St Peter s Barler 3 McGraw 6 Caswell 5 Murray 4 DeLucia 1 Padula 12 Belcher 4 St Patrick s Sullivan 7 O Neill 2 Martin 12 Flynn 6 Harley 7 Martier 7 St Nicholas Tedesea 20 J Kawola 10 Barron 16 C Kawola 2 Useky 3 Bonniville 1 St Joseph s Mosscatt 17 R Reohr 7 Galipean 6 Walf 4
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Walf
College Basketball Results Mixed Across Conference Play
A sprawling set of college basketball scores shows mixed results from various teams. Notable outcomes include Georgetown edging Penn State and Wake Forest defeating Florida, with Kentucky and Notre Dame posting decisive wins in early season play.
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Wyth Assocemeri Miss Guat
Dartmouth
Guralski Leads Colony Loop With 658 Bowls
Guralski rolled 658 to pace Colony Loop as Tom Wehmeyer aided with 236 and 624, helping the Seven-Up trio sweep Otlos. Low's Diner extended the lead with Mike Herman posting 211 207 214 632, while Otlos dropped to second with 15 games left. Colony Recrea ton beat Carl's Trading Post but stayed third by half a game over Dobler. Old Reliable Empire Monument beat State Bowling Supply 21 to - Joe Sacala added 213 583 for the winners.
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Otlos
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Mike Herman
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Vic
Stonemen
Joe Sacala
Hockey Scores Highlight Bruins Triumph Over Toronto
Boston and Chicago posted wins with scores noted. Detroit and New York notches unclear. Montreal, Toronto and Chicago results mixed with reference to yesterday.
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Toronto
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Littler Wins Tucson Open Title By Steady Play
Gene Littler of San Diego rallied from six strokes back to win the Tucson Open at Rio course in Tucson Arizona. His final 266 for 72 holes was 14 under par as Joe Campbell Art Wall Jr and others chased him. Campbell and Wall tied for runner up with 267 while Palmer Sanders Johnston and others were two behind at 268.
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Ariz
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San Diego
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Joe Campbell
Knoxsville
Tenn
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Latrobe
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Provo
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Lemont
Paul O'Leary
Bellflower
Calif
Lloyd Mangrum
Apple Valley
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Don White
Borrego Springs
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
CCHS Upsets Academy 6 in NEISL clash at SAPL Field House
Catholic High’s hockey team upset league champion Albany Academy 3-2 at SAPL Field House as CCHS improved to 6-1-1. Ken Nitz scored for Troy High in a 7-1 loss to Mt. Assumption, while Potsdam beat Canton 6-1 for the title.
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Chip) Chiperno
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College Hockey Scores From Regional Games
RPI defeated Middlebury 9 to 3 while St. Lawrence topped Boston College 6 to 4. Princeton beat Yale 3 to 1. Dartmouth routed Cornell 11 to 2. Army crushed Colgate 14 to 1. Colby beat Northeastern 7 to 3. Bowdoin 4. Merrimack 2.
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