Southern California Edges UCLA In AP Poll Thriller
In a close finish the Associated Press college football poll has Southern California edging Tennessee for the top spot with 410 points and 21 first place votes. Purdue climbs to fourth as Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Wyoming, and Oregon State follow. USC ends regular season 9-2 while Tennessee prepares for Kentucky and Vanderbilt.
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Johnson Leader With 683 Tops Troy Bowl Scores
Southpaw kegler Carl Johnson of Cohoes rolled a 643 triple and high game 4 to take honors in the Troy Bowl Pro-Scoring League over the weekend. Jack Huerter of Troy shot 245-665. Bob Dodge 248-659. Other top scores include Ketz 223-647, Ding-Tey 221-641, Dromatos 235-628, Carinci 232-622, Pitaniello 224-622, Feiden 620, Decetise 215-617, Limer 216-613, Bussey 602, Hull 233-595, Williams 224-595, Carnevale 582, Curran 231-580, Vrigian 577, Douglas 548, Norton 568, Guariglia 222-568, Marchese 562, Walther 558. In team results Memphis Tennessee, Roy Cue Tyme over Nesta & Son. Sievers, 41, former major and State Bowling over Paka leaguers, was named manager. Troy Bowl over yesterday of the New Memphis Vision Opticians, Hilltop Bowls entry in the Class AA Texas. Over Daubneys, and Cardiutos. Memphis is a New York over Amway, Mets farm club.
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Two area coaches optimistic after tough final games
Rensselaer Poly and Union finished 4-4, the first .500+ seasons in years. Union dropped eight players for curfew violations before their 15-10 loss to Hamilton, while RPI fell 24-6 to Rochester. Coach Flood praised QB Scott Kumpf and receivers Swan and Carlson. Riendeau lamented 46 turnovers and looked to a larger, two-platoon squad next year.
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Merchants Top Cohoes in Tri City League Thriller
Castleton Merchants defeated Cramers of Cohoes 144 to 130 last night at Maple Hill. Castleton scorers included Chuck Snow 132, Sam Garofalo 30, Jack Montie 24, Tucker Montie 14, Wes Van Ort 18, Butch Durkin 20, Bill DeMura 6. Cramers led by Gus Halla 12, Jim Amyot 22, Gil Ethier 25, Steve Walsh 22, Doug Welcome 20, Joe Golas 19, Tony D Angelico 10.
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Navy’s Cartwright Headed All East Football Honors
John Cartwright of Navy earned his third scroll of the season and a berth on the Weekly Division I All-East team after passing for 235 yards and three touchdowns and rushing for 3 58 yards in a 35 35 tie with Vanderbilt. Senior back Calvin Hill and Cabot Knowlton also starred for Yale Proven Ivy League clinch. Larry Csonka led the backfield with 154 yards against Boston College. Ends Bob Longo and Nick Warnock plus interior linemen Hank Paulson Ted Gibbons Tom Whidden Ron Torrington and center Glenn Gricco were named to the squad. Dave Thomas was Defensive Back of the Week and Ralph Tiner earned Sophomore of the Week honors. Trier set up a safety in Rhode Island win.
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Aparicio Sees Three More Major League Seasons Ahead
CARACAS Venezuela AP Luis Aparicio of the Baltimore Orioles said he can play at least three more seasons as a regular in the majors He also notes his reflexes remain sharp despite a pulled muscle and a subdued season with the Orioles He serves as player manager for the La Guaira Sharks in Venezuela s Winter League and dismisses retirement talk while eyeing continued big league action
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