Aneco Angles Shine At Holiday Festival Spotlight
At Madison Square Garden the Holiday Festival Basketball Tournament showcased Princeton’s BI Bradley and Michigan’s Cartie Russell. Bradley scored 41 in a key game, drew praise from observers, and holds a Rhodes Scholarship path after college. Russell eyed post‑college sports announcing, while St. John’s prevailed with Sonny Dove dominating nearby.
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Rotary Peewees win 5-0 as Cadman and Birkmayer shine
Cadman nets a three goal hat trick and Dick Birkmayer posts his first shutout of the season in Rotarys 5-0 Peewee win over Kiwanis at the RPI Wield House. Clay Simmons adds two goals. Tom McCoy shines on defense.
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Vanderheyden Tops St. Jude's in 25 14 Win
Vanderheyden Hall defeated St. Jude's 25 to 14 in a Girl's CYO basketball game at St. Jude's yesterday. Gloria Freehauf scored 12 points for the 4-0 victors while Fat Hodgan had 12 for St. Jude's.
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College basketball results and scores update
Collegiate basketball results list numerous games with varied scores. Notable outcomes include Harvard 91 over Worcester Tech and Connecticut 2 over The Citadel 70. Syracuse 94 defeated St. John’s 72, while DePaul beat Memphis 70. Additional entries show mixed results across multiple teams and venues.
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Cornell At RPI Tonight Teacher Versus Pupil Rivalry
Ned Harkness faces former pupil Garry Kearns as Cornell meets RPI at the Field House at 4:80. Both teams chase a post season spot with Cornell at 6-4 and RPI 6-3-1. Kearns notes Isdale’s rising scoring and Mancini and Littlefield as key penalty killers in a crucial matchup.
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UCLA Faces Oregon and Oregon State on Road
UCLA aims to extend its nine game winning streak and retain the No 1 ranking as it travels to face Oregon on Friday and Oregon State on Saturday. The Bruins climbed to leader in The Associated Press poll after beating Arizona Minnesota and Utah last week. Indiana St John’s St Joseph’s and Duke also feature in the top ten.
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Mishap Kills Race Driver at Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach AP report states veteran racer Bill Wade died during tire test at Daytona International Speedway when a right front tire blew at 170 mph. The car struck a four foot wall and skidded 1600 feet. Wade, 4 time 1964 race winner, was 13, survived by widow Stella and four daughters Vickie Lynn, Sheryl Ann, Melinda Kay, and Rhonda. Wade had raced jalopies to sprint cars since 1951 and ranked fourth in NASCAR 1964 standings. He was native of Houston, residing in Spartanburg, DC.
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Terrell Machen title bout signaled amid boxing chaos
Chicago signed a WBA bout between Ernie Terrell of Chicago and Eddie Machen of Portland to crown the heavyweight champion, but New York and other commissions refused to recognize it as a title fight. Cassius Clay dismissed Machen as a contender, while Illinois officials urged a clean match to energize the sport. Clay claimed world champ status and pressed for his rematch against Liston.
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School 14 Downs School 1 In Troy League Clash
School 14 defeated School 1 44 to 28 in a Troy Public School League basketball game yesterday. Jack Burns scored 22 for the winners and Fred Vinsent tallied 10 for the losers.
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Fireball Returns to Prison Nine Baseball Team
Kansas City Kansas penitentiary nine welcomes Fireball Markson, Isaiah Leon Jackson, back amid parolee history. He served a 21 year sentence for armed taxi robbery, then a prior gas station robbery. he boasted nine wins and strikeouts in six years at Lansing. He was paroled in 1968 and later arrested again in Reno. The hold up netted about $40.
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Jets face crowded QB battle with Namath signing expected
Three holdovers Dick Wood Mike Taliaferro and Pete Liske react as Joe Namath looms over the New York Jets at a reported 100000 per season plus 100000 in bonuses. Wood says Namath could win a championship but questions the value of such a contract. The club also drafted John Huarte and Archie Roberts as Namath signing nears.
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Ski Conditions In New York Statewide Report
Ski conditions in New York are reported to the State Commerce Department with regional notes. Central region lists Bristol Mountain Greek Peak Labador Mountain Long Mountain Toggenburg Fall Mystic Mountain. Northern region names Pine Ridge Harvey Mountain and North Creek areas. Southern region includes Belleayre Holiday Holliday Mountain Hunter Mount Cathelia and Bear Mountain among others.
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Cornell Beats Syracuse 106 96 Behind Berube DeLuca
Bob Berube of Schenectady scored 20 and Bob DeLuca added 14 as Cornell defeated Syracuse 106 to 96 in Ithaca. Dick Ableman of Delmar went scoreless for the losers.
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Prentice Out Season With Broken Back For Bruins
Boston Bruins star left winger Dean Prentice will miss the season after X rays show a fractured vertebra. He is hospitalized for two weeks and will be inactive for eight weeks. The injury occurred December 27 in Chicago on a breakaway. Prentice had his 14th goal and nine assists this season. Bruins coach Milt Schmidt calls it a terrible blow as line disruptions and injuries mount.
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School 12 Cagers Triumph 44-25 Over School 16
School 12 defeated visiting School 16 44-25 in a Public School League basketball game. Pete Doody scored 15 and Jerry Mahoney 12 for the winners, while John Coon led School 16 with 11 points.
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