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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1967

Page

8

Broncos and Giants Favored In Pro Picks by HAL BOCK

NY area sports column previews NFL games with forecasts. Broncos over Oilers and Giants over Bears headline a slate including Chiefs over Patriots and Rams over Eagles, plus several close matchups across the league. Predictions cite team form, injuries, and recent results.

Hal Bock Red Baron York Chicago NEW York Charley Brown Broncos Oilers Giants Bears Buton Denver Houston

Beavers Ready to Face No 1 USC in Oregon State Spotlight

Oregon State coach Dee Andros, nicknamed the Great Pumpkin, leads his 5-2-1 Beavers into an anticipated showdown with No 1 Southern California in Corvallis. USC, powered by O J Simpson’s return, seeks to stay undefeated as top teams like Wyoming, Tennessee, and UCLA also clash across a coast-to-coast schedule highlighting major college football matches.

Southern California Wyoming Dee Andros Oregon State Beavers Associated Press Corvallis Ore New Mexico Albuquerque Tennessee Tulane North Carolina State Penn State UCLA Washington Purdue Minnesota Gophers Indiana Michigan State Oklahoma Iowa State Notre Dame Pittsburgh Houston Memphis State Andros Great Pumpkin Beaver Boilermakers Bruins Trojans O. J. Simpson John McKay Southern Cal Cowboys Lobos Albuquerque Journal Pont ABC Princeton Harvard Ohio State Wisconsin Georgia Florida Army Utah Auburn Mississipp State Colorado Kansas Duke Navy Illinois Michigan LSU Alabama Nebraska

Western Clubs Impress In NHL Western Division

NHL president Clarence Campbell praised West Division teams for seven victories and one tie over East teams, noting the six new clubs posted strong attendance in their first expansion month. He cited average home crowds around 6120, with Minnesota North Stars leading and Oakland lagging after a name change. He warned of challenges from prior football attention and predicted the new teams won’t match established clubs in the next interdivision round.

NEW York Clarence Campbell National Hockey League Campbell Oakland NHL San Francisco California Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Rangers

Olympiads Eye Season Finale Against Albany Larkin Bombers

Cohoes Olympiads close their season November 18 at Lansing Park facing the Albany Larkin Bombers after a 50 0 loss to the Troy Titans. Coaches Bretton and Schofield plan a revival, with workouts at Congress Park Watervliet and a 3 6 season record.

Cohoes Olympiad Troy Titans Lansing Park Albany Larkin Bombers Olympiad Pittsburgh Notre Dame Pitt Jack Breton Elias Schofield Titans Watervliet Troy Cohoes Schencelady Albany Kingston and Hudson Ike Campbell

Jets Drop Boozer From Roster

The New York Jets placed full back Emerson Boozer on the waiver injured list and reserve guard and tackle Pete Perrault on the taxi squad. The moves bring the roster two below the limit and are expected to be filled before tomorrow's game against Buffalo. Matt Snell, sidelined by injury since season start, will be activated.

New York Buffalo Broncos Kansas City Matt Snell Emerson Boozer Oakland York Bills Boston Jack Kemp Keith Lincoln Chiefs Mike Garrett Devas Denver Houston Len Dawson Patriots San Diego Miami Chargers NFL New York Jets Pete Perrault

Spa Links To Be Open Tomorrow At Saratoga Courses

Weather permitting the 18 hole Championship and the J. Wietor Skill Memorial golf courses at the Saratoga Spa State Park will stay open tomorrow. George Heggen acting director said public use matches the 1966 season despite a wet spring. Championship attendance was 31,067 versus 32,320 last year and Skiff Memorial saw 15,379 golfers compared with 15,333 in 1966. The two courses are tentatively set to reopen in mid April.

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Waterford Burgh faculty basketball fundraiser near Waterford High

The Waterford Teachers Association hosts a faculty game between Lansingburgh and Waterford faculties at Waterford Half Moon High School at 7 30 p m next Saturday. Proceeds aid the Helen M Gainor Scholarship Fund awarding a 400 grant to a graduating student. Waterford stars include John Anderson Ed Zych Burrill Burke. Lansingburgh features Bob Gullie Charlie Fake and John Krochina.

Waterford Teachers Association Lansingburgh Waterford Waterford-Halfmoon High School Helen M. Gainor John Anderson Wake Forest Ed Zych Jayvee Burrill Burke Bob Gullie Charlie Fake John Krochina

Phillips On List Bears Put Lloyd Phillips On Injured List

Chicago Bears defensive end Lloyd Phillips was placed on the injured list yesterday according to AP. The move comes as the team assesses its defensive depth with Phillips sidelined.

Phillips Chicago Chicago Bears Lloyd Phillips

Dischinger Returns to NBA After Army Service

Terry Dischinger, former Army Chemical Corps captain, resumes NBA career with the Detroit Pistons after a two year enlistment. The 6 foot 7 forward recalls rookie timing and set for a smooth return, already averaging 16.3 points in 11 games as Detroit seeks strong season run.

NEW York Terry Dischinger Army Chemical Corps Dischinger Detroit Piston National Basketball Association Purdue Detroit Pistons

Gene Littler Recovering From Surgery in Honolulu

Former National Open champion Gene Littler is recovering from a sinus operation at Queen’s Hospital in Honolulu. The surgery, performed Monday for a chronic condition, has sidelined him briefly though he expects quick discharge. Littler came to Honolulu for the Hawaiian Open and was paired with Dr. Albert Ho in the Pro-Am last year.

Honolulu Gene Litter Queen’s Hospital Littler Albert Ho

Raceway Results from a Turbulent Card of Harness Racing

The day’s results feature Misa Rinmy Low and Fiasny Deman among several S700 and mile races with times from 2:08 to 2:14.1. Notable entries include High Seas, Rangers Jowell, Oller Wy, Wyncrest Ginger, Jet Fighter, and On Parole. Attendance reached 2,074 with handle reported at 195,608 dollars.

Mite Misa Rinmy Low DeSantis Fiasny Deman Coppata Vander Paelt Lile Mace Mile Lees CR. Campbell Tonax Warrior Simesaku Wally Double Faeney Belmonte Dynamo Unnover Bossard Ath-Pace Mille SRO High Seas DeSantish Rangers Jowell Borderview Nettle Berg Sat Oller Wy Wyncrest Ginger Atatiay Belle Barmin McQuigrs Wite Firm Yankee Barker Cappelli Miss Barry Prom Gh Priore Tace Gray Meadow Greentree DePhillins Arlee Hayes Fuss Haere Saio Meimura Heeney Comet Adins Feck Ozzig Adios Beenett Anayes Muetughes Vine Deswnnay Smitty Christopher J Lohmeyer

Albany State cagers announce 23 game schedule

Albany State University’s varsity basketball team will play a 23 game winter schedule highlighted by the Capital City Christmas Tournament. They will open at Cardinal McCloskey High School due to construction delays, with 13 home games and five new opponents including RPI Hobart Stony Brook Williams and Hamilton. The Christmas tourney moves to McCloskey with Albany, Siena, RPI and Hamilton/ Williams in the three day event.

Albany State University Capital City University Gymnasium Cardinal McCloskey High School Albany Dick Sayers RPI McCloskey Coast Guard Academy William College Coast Guard Williams Siena College Siena Hamilton College Hobart Hamilton Stony Brook Purple and Golds

Damascus eyes world honor in 150000 D C International

Da mascus, needing only a victory, aims to claim the Washington, D C International at Laurel as stars from seven nations prepare for the 1% wile test. Damacus has posted 12 wins in 15 starts this year earning a $792,941 tally. Post position No 2 set alongside Ribocco as the favorite field departs for the grass course. The race telecast is scheduled from 3:30 to 4 p m EST on INBC.

Laurel, Md Damascus Washington, D.C Laurel Sword Dancer-Ker Ala Clockers Frank Whitely Jr Willie Davis Edith W. Bancroft Whitely Bill Shoemaker INBC Ribocco England Charles W. Engelhard Far Hills N. J Canada Bill Beasley Warren Japan Venezuela Chateaubriand France Casaque Grise Paul Melion Fort Marcy United States Australia Tobin Bronze William Breliant Irving M. Lits Los Angeles Ribot Elliot Burch Burch Manuel Yeaza Railbirds Charlie Whittingham Down Under Smoothie

Turkey Trot Set Nov 23 in Troy NY

The Troy Recreation Department revives the Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot with two divisions high school and open. The high school race starts 11am on a 2.5 mile course from the Troy YMCA through River Street King Street Ingalls Avenue to Fulton Street. Open division runs five miles with finish at Fulton Street. Entries due by noon Nov 22. team and independent runners welcome. William L. Carley 270-4550. Corletti Scores in Rome heavyweight knockout at Sports Palace.

Troy Recreation Department New York State High School Athletic, Association Troy Recrtalion Kenneth Doyle Section IL New York State AA Troy River Street King Street 5Th Avenue Ingalls Avenue 2Nd Avenue 112Th Street Fulton Street William L. Carley 1St St. Troy

Downing to Speak at Cohoes Recreation Awards Night

Al Downing star pitcher and All-Star selection will address Cohoes Recreation Commission’s awards night at 7 p.m. Sunday November 26 at St Michael's Pavilion in Cohoes. UAW Local 930 to receive city softball league trophies, with individual honors for Cohoes Falcons baseball Cohoes Saints soccer Cohoes Olympiad gridiron and Pop Warner football. Thanksgiving run winners to be honored. Ike Campbell chairs. reservations close next Saturday.

New York Yankee al Downing Gehoes Recreation Commission St. Michael’s Pavilion Cohoes UAW Cohoes Falcons Cohoes Saints Cohoes Olmpiads Pop-Warner Ike Campbell

TBC States Football Toss Competition at New Troy Club

The National Football Throw Contest sponsored by the Boys Clubs of America kicks off at the New Troy Boys Club in November. Open to all ages, top five in each division earn a club certificate and team scores are tallied nationwide. Awards go to the highest national individual and the club with the top team score. The contest runs daily through the month.

Boys Clubs of America New Troy Boys Club Boys Club of America

Horsfall Tops Alfred University Soccer Scoring

William Horsfall of Troy led Alfred University on the season with eight goals and two assists. A 1964 Troy High School graduate, Horsfall will graduate from the ceramics college in June. Alfred finished the year with three victories and seven defeats.

William Horsfall Troy Alfred University Horsfall Troy High Ceramic College Alfred

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