Powder Box gains in city bowling standings with 1 point edge
In a crowded city bowling recap the Powder Box defeated E T Williams to widen their margin at the top. Mitchs Try Hards fell 31 pins to Pin Ups while Shirl Percey posted 199 for high single and Mary Alonzo topped with 497 for high triple.
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Untouchables
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Shirl Percey
Mary Alonzo
Dragons
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Wassick
S. Percey
Marty
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M. LaCroix
P. Main
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Brushmen
Renegades
Dinette
Fairdale Farms
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J. Chenaille
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Denio
Ray
Frank Keppler
Norm Strobridge
al Pinsonneault
Alabama is voted 1961 national football champion
The Associated Press named Alabama the 1961 national champion after a perfect 11 win season and a 34 0 Sugar Bowl bound victory over Auburn. Ohio State finished second with 436 points, while Texas placed third and LSU fourth in the final poll.
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Bear) Bryant
Ohio State
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Auburn
Arkansas
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Texas
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Minnesota
Colorado
Michigan State
Utah State
Don Hutson
Maryland
Kentucky
Texas A&m
Tide
Harry Gilmer
LSU
Georgie Tech
Bear
Rhode Island Football Names 1962 Co-Captains
Full back Frank Finizio of Westerly and Dick Swift of Barrington will lead the 1962 Rhode Island football teams as co-captains. Finizio was the Rams' leading rusher this past season.
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Kingston, R. I
Frank Finizio
Westerly
Dick Swift
Barrington
Rhode Island
Finizio
Rams
Friars Named New England's Top Team in Poll
Providence College topped a preseason coaches and writers poll with 90 points to be named New England's best basketball team. Holy Cross received 59 points, Boston College 45, with Connecticut and Rhode Island also ranked.
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Providence College
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Friars
Holy Cross
Boston College
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Majeski and Kirby Elected Co Captains of UMass Football
End Paul Majeski of Westfield and center Tom Kirby of North Adams were named co captains of the 1962 Massachusetts football team. Majeski, a standout defensive end and top pass catcher, has starred for two seasons. Kirby split guard and center last year and started the final three games at center.
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Mass
Paul Majeski
Westfield
Tom Kirby
North Adams
University of Massachusetts
Majeski
Kirby
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