New England Ski Reports Weather Outlook
UPI reports the New England ski guide notes cloudy conditions with light snow flurries northern areas and light rain possible in the south. Temperatures mainly below freezing, with snow depths listed for Glen Ellen Jap Peak Killington Madonna Mt Mt. Snow Stowe Sugarbush Cannon Mittersill and Mad River Glen.
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New England Council
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Bruins Lose Big as Red Wings Rout Cheevers 10-2
Boston falls to last place after a 10-2 defeat by Detroit. Norm Ullman led Detroit with a point in every period, while the Bruins managed only 18 shots on Gerry Cheevers. Injuries hampered Boston as Bernie Parent departed with an injury and centerman Forbes Kennedy was out with a shoulder separation.
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UPI
Boston Bruins
Detroit
Gerry Cheevers
Bruins
Red Wings
Norm Ullman
Cheevers
Milt Schmidt
Leo Boivin
Teddy Green
al Langlois
Bernie Parent
Forbes Kennedy
Boivin
Langlois
Chicago
Boston Garden
Toronto
Parent
Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Stan Mikita
Jets Rookie Aids FBI Brig Bribe Case Involving Army Official
New York Jets rookie halfback and flanker Bob Schweickert helped FBI investigators nab a U S Army sergeant charged with soliciting a $200 bribe to influence draft status. Staff Sgt Winfred Lewis, 38, faced grand jury action in Brooklyn on the payoff allegation.
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UPI
Bob Schweickert
New York Jets
FBI
Schweickert
Winfred Lewis
Brooklyn
U.S
Max Schiffman
Army
Lewis
Jets
Army National Guard
Ring Names Terrell No 1 Contender After Patterson Knockout
Ring Magazine tabulates boxing rankings with Cassius Clay named fighter of the month after his November Las Vegas knockout of Floyd Patterson. Ernie Terrell rises to No 1 contender as Patterson drops to No 2. Mildenberger and Benvenuti advance in their divisions. Also notes Harold Harada and Ortiz as runners-up for November honors and updates on Torres Thorn ton Mina rankings. Jets sign bonus fallout and Schweickert details stray into unrelated NFL notes.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Ring Magazine
Ernie Terrell
Patterson
Karl Mildenberger
Amos Lincoln
Portland
Ore
Willie Pastrano
Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
Jose Torres
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Peru
Mauro Mina
Japan
Fighting Harada
Alan Rudkin
Puerto Rico
Carlos Ortiz
Ismael Laguna
Clay
Joey Giardello
Italy
Nino Benvenuti
Emile Griffith
Manuel Gonzalez
Baseball Wheeler Dealers Unproductive in Five Days
In Miami Beach at the winter baseball meetings no front line players have changed hands by day five. Leo Durocher, back in managing after ten years, made a modest swap sending Lindy McDaniel and Don Landrum to the Giants for rookies Bill Hands and Randy Hundley. Hundley, 24, is prized for defense and catching. Hands is a 25-year-old pitcher. Hundley received a $90,000 bonus five years earlier and Hands spent last season with Tacoma. McDaniel posted a 5-6 record with a fine 2.58 ERA in relief last year. Landrum, debuting in 1960, hit .226 over 131 games. A separate deal sent Norm Seibern to the Angels for Dick Simpson. The American League wage for further moves was anticipated today.
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Fla
UPD
Fort Lauderdale
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Durocher
Lindy McDaniel
Don Landrum
San Francisco Giants
Bill Hands
Randy Hundley
Hundley
Giants
Tacoma
McDaniel
Landrum
Cubs
Norm Seibern
Baltimore
California Angels
Dick Simpson
Connors Boasts Job Corps on TV
Chuck Connors and Dodgers stars Sandy Koufax Don Drysdale John Roseboro Lou Johnson join Channel 17 program on December 3 1965 in a discussion about the Job Corps and a planned tour of camps to inspire rehabilitation efforts. The report also covers the NL rejection of Milwaukee Brewers bid for a 1966 franchise and Selig’s push for future expansion.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Chuck Connors
Bennington Generals
Channel 17
Capitol
Washington
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
John Roseboro
Lou Johnson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee County
Dallas-Fort Worth
National League
Warren Giles
Milwaukee
American League
Allan H. Selig
Brewers
Braves
Atlanta
AAU Leader Fights NCAA Over World Sports Control
Washington AAU president Clifford Buck told the 78th AAU Convention that NCAA actions threaten U.S. Olympic chances and accused NCAA of a power grab. He urged rejoining the team and warned of revising Olympic selection if no agreement is reached. Buck said AAU controls international teams and noted IOC cautions on government interference. He pressed for arbitration panel talks with Humphrey aides and Magnuson to resolve the five member body and the AAU NCAA truce. Buck also accused NCAA coaches of boycotting AAU events and sought moratorium rule clarifications.
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UPI
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
U.S
Clifford Buck
Mexico City
Buck
Senate Commerce Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
International Olympic Committee
U.S. Olympic Committee
Humphrey
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Bennington Catholic Sabers Ready for SVL Opener at West Rutland
Bennington Catholic prepares for the Southern Vermont League opener Tuesday at West Rutland as coach Frank Bizzarro highlights a fast, sharp running game. Key returnee Tom Caron leads a reshaped front line aided by Don Chaffin and Bil Deery, with Stan Krawczyk as possible swing help. Concerns include offensive rebounding and Chaffin’s ankle recovery from a prior injury.
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Frank Bizzarro
Saber
Bizzarro
Sabers
West Rutland
Bennington Catholic
Russ Shappy
Westside
Bers
Pete) Lemieux
Caron
Don Chaffin
Bil Deery
Stan Krawczyk
Vermont
Hughes
Matson Delivers in Aggies Debut Boosting Trinity Win
Texas A&M freshman Randy Matson, a 6'6" 256-pound shot put standout, debuted on the basketball court with 16 points and a game-high 18 rebounds in a 79-70 win over Trinity. The world record holder for shot put has joined coach Shelby Metcalf's team, exciting the Aggies and challenging conference rivals.
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Texas A&m
Trinity
Wing of Williams Wins Berth On UPI NE Small College Team
Wing of Williams earns a starting spot on UPI’s 1965 New England small college football squad. Notable selections include Northeastern’s Cappadona and Springfield’s Bennett on offense, plus a strong unit from Williams and Southern Connecticut. The defense features players from Springfield, Central Connecticut, Northeastern, and more. Springfield leads with 11 total selections, Amherst and Southern Connecticut next with seven each.
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Boston
UPI
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Northeastern
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Springfield
Dave Bennett
Williams College
Ed Wing
Southern Connecticut State
Dick Nocera
Myron Rokoszak
Dave Greenblatt
Amherst
Stu Hollis
Bill Delaney
American International
Pete Richardson
Williams
Mike Mastro
Larry Ciotti
Connecticut
Rokoszak
Dave Hughes
Ted Alflen
Ted Klimasewski
Connec
Ticut
Joe Lanzilli
Frank Prosek
Bridgeport
Frank Hekimian
Tufts
Pete Wagner
Colby
Tom Gulick
Wesleyan
Jim Guercia
Southern Connecticut
Joe Hoosty
Coast Guard
Central Connecticut
al Jutze
Hal Vasvari
Paul Soule
Bowdoin
Tom Carr
Bates
Nocera
New England
Cappadona
Huskie
Bennett
Delaney
Richardson
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