Giants Hope for Turnaround In 1969 Season
Former Cincinnati star Morrison discusses Giants prospects after a 1-12-4 record. He cites rookies gaining experience, defense improving late season, and uncertain quarterback situation between Gary Wood and Earl Morrall. He notes possible kicking additions and expects minimal changes beyond standings improvement.
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Jgolnk
Ghuck’ Merceln
Jerry Hidiobranet
Merceln
Giants
Morrison
Gary Wood
Earl Moral
Earl
Gary
Gogolak Inducted At Fort Dix
Pete Gogolak star Giants kicker is inducted into the army at Fort Dix after passing medicals. Hungarian-born kicker, known for soccer style placements, had two years draft. his brother Charley also notable.
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Fort DIX
Pete Gogolak
New York Giants
Mike
Army
Gogolak
Charley
Princeton
Washington Redskins
Cornell University
Hungary
Charles Gogolak
McGregor
Rome State Hospital
Péle
Bills
Cornell
Giants
Gogollak
Tivo
Chick ‘Morcein
Yale
Pete
Wendell Harris
Louisiana State
Mercein
Harris
Baltimore Colts
Schenectady skiers win giant slalom in warm spell
In Bromley’s Capital District Ski Council giant slalom, Bill Rice led 58 rivals to top the men’s field and Evie McLauchlin of the Litzmarkers won the women’s division as optimism about continuing mild weather prevails before forecasts of snow. Kathy Kluver of St. Lawrence shines as top woman contender. Rikert at Williams tops academics and ski prowess, aiming for a Canton showdown with John Greene at SLU Winter Carnival.
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ATEAS
Schenectady
Williams College
Dave Rikert
Phi Beta Kappa
Gargoyle
Soliely
Rikert
John Greene
St. Lawrence
Canton
Kathy Kluver
Wevertown
East
Snow Ridge
Cornell
Ill
Keene State
West Mountain
Glens Fails
Mt. Snow
Colorado
New York State
New York Ski Centers Report Mixed Spring Conditions
Albany reports from the New York State Department of Commerce show ski areas with base depths ranging from 1 to 48 inches. Several resorts including Gore Mountain and Whiteface list spring conditions with varying granulated bases, closures and planned reopenings. Not operating centers are listed, with several not currently in service.
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Albany
UPL
New York
State Department of Commerce
Davox
Fahnestock
United Area
Iiunter
Petersburg Pags
Scotch Valley
Si Stony Point
Windham Mt
Sterling Forest
Bell Aye Haston Valley
Intermtont
Mi Velez
Oak Mi
Silver Bella
BE Minne
Collegians and Others Win in Cohoes Cage Action
In Cohoes last night the Collegians beat Cara dori’s 103 58. Cramers topped Bendix 84 61. Black Hawks trimmed Green Hornets 53 45. Scorers include George Roberte 26 for Coliralann, Jon White 22 for Blackhawke, and Pete Knopp 31 for Bendixial.
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Collegians
Caradori’s
Cramers
Bendix
Black’ Hawks
Green’ Hornets
Cohoes
Coliralann
George Roberte
Ba Patrician
Brave Dobie
As O'Ktrian
Len Toterty
Cacadorna
Wall ‘Adey
Bob Beayette
Roof Jacoless
Rock Zanuirl
Wayne Roland
Paul Caceunol
Browns Quarterback Ryan Good Undergoes Arm Surgery
Oklahoma City AP reports Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan had surgery on his right elbow. Dr. D. ODonoghue said a torn group of muscles was repaired by rebuilding with remaining muscle groups. Recovery is promising with a likely week stay.
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Oklahoma
CITY
Frank Ryan
Jon
Cleveland’ Browns
D. O’donoghue
Ryan
O’donoghue
Ryain
O'Donnoghre
Owe
O'Donoghue
NFL
Cleveland
Ryan Wold
Barnes Quits At Colgate
Everett D. Barnes will retire May 31 as Colgate University director of athletics after guiding national amateur athletics for over twenty five years. Hal Lahar named to succeed, will also remain Colgate football coach. Barnes had just completed a two year term and earlier served as NCAA president.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate University
Hal Lahar
Colgate
Barnes
Lahat
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Lansingburgh Cagers Triumph 88 62 Over CYO
Lansingburgh Boys Club defeated CYO 88 to 62 in the City Amateur Basketball League. Key scorers included Tague 24, Dingley 21, Rafferty 16 for Lansingburgh and Gully 8, Tedesco 6, Radigan 22 for the opponents.
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Lansingburgh
CYO
Lasingburgh
Tague
Dingley
Reigert
Wronowski
Holland
Anderson
Dolingon
Rafferly
Gully
Tedesco
Ryndi Armao
Glasheen
Kllfelle
Whyland
Sickles T Radigan
Teachers Teach Pupils In Faculty Versus Varsity Game
At School 16 pupils, guided by teachers, defeated the varsity 78 to 66. Bikenoe Faculty players Tom McNamee 24, Mike O Neil 12, Agron Wagner 10, Roland Barge 4, Marshall MacNaught 2 led the scoring. Varsity leader Gary Cunningham 22, Ken Miller 14, Jack O Donnell 10, Charles Schoonmaler 8, Bill Brooking 6, Morris Sillson 6, Bill Jubic 4 contributed.
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Bikenoe
Tom McNamee
Mike O’neil
Agron Wagner
Roland Barge
Marshall MacNaught
Morris Sillson
Doug Locke
Jack ‘O'Donnell
Gary Cunningham
Bill Brooking
Ken Miller
Charles Schoonmaler
Biil Jubic
Ashe and Richey Win Round in Australian Tennis
Arthur Ashe crushed Will Coghlan 6-4 6-0 as Cliff Richey battled from a match point to defeat Ray Ruffels 3-6 6-3 4-6 9-7 6-3. Nancy Richey and Rose Mary Casals advance in women's division while Jim McManus loses to Owen Davidson.
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Adelaide
Australia
Arthur Ashe
Cliff Richey
Cliff
Nancy
San Angelo
Tex
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Betity
Jenkins
Miss Casals
Elizabeth “Fenton
United States
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Owen Davidson
Dave Power
Bloomington
Ind
Coghlan
America
Ashe
Richey
Davidson
Bill Bowrey
McManus
Jim Osborne
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roy Emerson
Warren Jacques
Rangers and Black Hawks land trio on All Star team
New York Rangers goalie Gump Worsley and defenseman Harry Howell join center Stan Mikita of the Chicago Black Hawks as first half NHL All-Star picks. Rod Gilbert Bobby Hull and Pitote Pilote also earn spots, with Mikita leading the league in goals and assists.
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NEW York
Ride Glacclii
Harry Howell
New York Rangers
Stan Mikitu
Chlediga Black Hawks
Coides
National Hockey League
Rangers
Black Hawks
Meop Spolia
NHL
Etiny
Placy
Rod’ Gilbert
Bobby Hill
Plotie
Pitot
Black’ Hawks
7 _ Mikila
Giacomin and
Howell
Hull
Gilbert
Acorer
Bo Pointe
Pilote
Montreal
Charley Hodge
Toronto
Tim: Horton
Boston
Bobby Orr
Eries
Orr
Ken Wharram
Chicago
Norm Ulbtan
Detroit
Donnie Marshall
Wharram
Pointe
Naeal
Marshall
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