Nebraska Miami Ready for Gotham Bowl Dec 15
New York AP report says Nebraska will face Miami Florida in the Gotham Bowl on December 15 after approval by the Board of Regents and Big Eight. The Hurricanes were 7-3 and the Cornhuskers 8-2, both top ten in passing and rushing. Less than 15,000 watched Baylor beat Utah State in last year’s game.
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NEW York
Nebraska
Miami
Florida
Board of Regents
Big Eight Conference
Miami Hurricanes
Cornhuskers
Baylor
Utah State
Girl Scamp Snatches Jewelry In Valdosta Larceny
Mrs. Annah A. Peterson received a knocked gift package from a young boy who fled to a waiting car. The parcel contained jewelry valued over 600 dollars stolen from the Peterson residence on October 3.
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Valdosta
Annah A. Peterson
Peterson
Williams Posts Skating Schedule
Williams College rink announces public skating hours for December schedule through the 23rd with morning sessions for children 12 and under on Saturdays. Dec 15 hosts a Williams hockey game versus UMass, and holiday periods add noon to late afternoon and evening slots, with reduced ten-visit passes available.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
William E McCormick
Williams
Umass
GVA Plans December Ski Reports Across Vermont
The Greater Vermont Association will begin daily ski condition reports around December 15, weather permitting, covering 22 Vermont ski areas. The reports run Monday through Friday and will be telephoned to the Vermont Information Center in New York and the Vermont New Hampshire Information Center in Montreal, then distributed by Mohawk Airlines along the eastern seaboard and midwest.
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Montpelier
Greater Vermont Association
Vermont
Donald Rowan
GVA
Vermont Development Department
Vermont Information Center
New York
Vermont-New Hampshire
Montreal
Mohawk Airlines
Burlington
Seaboard
Midwest
Cadet Skiers Strengthen Norwich Nordic Line
Norwich University resumes strong Nordic emphasis under coach Bob Axtell with seven promising sophomores joining veterans. Co captains Peter Durgin and William Lounsbury lead cross country and jumping, with Lounsbury also competing in downhill and slalom. New sophomores include George Hiltebrant and Thomas Norton, while Richard Read excels in cross country.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Bob Axtell
Bill Shumway
Bob Warner
Norwich
Peter Durgin
Auburn
Maine
William Lounsbury
Sherrill
N.Y
Lounsbury
Ior
David Farr
Brattleboro
Kurt Krohne
Longmeadow
Mass
Douglas Poole
Saranac Lake
Axtell
Poole
Krohne
George Hiltebrant
Montpelier
Thomas Norton
Old Forge
Richard Read
Pilot builds 110-pound glider to study flight
Spirit of Investigation. Perrysville Ohio AP. Science teacher Edward Everestine builds a 110-pound glider over nine months from a 1918 book to study balances and flight principles. The piece notes his early life as a schoolboy competitor and mentions sophomores David Edwards Alan Mitchell Donald Perettie and Harry Short as part of the 1960 Eastern Nordic team.
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Perrysville
Ohio
Edward Everstine
Everstine
Norwich
David Edwards
Sherborn
Mass
Alan Mitchell
Veazie
Maine
Donald Perettie
South Burlington
Harry Short
North Adams
Countess of Coventry wins London divorce in misbehavior case
The Countess Mimi Medart Coventry 27 won a divorce from her husband 28 in London on grounds of mis conduct with an unidentified woman. They married in 1955 and have a five year old son Viscount Deerhurst. An heir to the Bulgarian throne was born in Madrid to Margarita Gomez Acebo, wife of exiled King Simeon.
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Countess of Coventry
Mimi Medart
St. Louis
London
Coventry
Viscount Deerhurst
Madrid
Spain
Margarita Gomez Acebo
Simeon
Margaritta
Lausanne
Switz
Yankees Thrive In 1-0 World Series Games
In Game seven of the 1962 World Series Ralph Terry beat the Saints 1-0 to give the Yankees the deciding win. It marked the 15th 1-0 game in series history with Yankees taking part in seven of them. Vic Raschi and Allie Reynolds also secured 1-0 Series wins while Whitey Ford Raschi Sam Jones and Waite Hoyt had 10 previous losses in Series play.
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SAN Francisco
Ralph Terry
Saints
New York Yankees
Vic Raschi
Allie Reynolds
Yankes
Whitey Ford
Raschi
Sam Jones
Waite Hoyt
Kardam Named Heir Prince of Tinovo in Bulgarian Line
The infant Kardam will bear the title prince of Tinovo, a designation reserved for Bulgarian heir princes, signaling prominent royal status within the lineage.
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Erland
Kardam
Tinovo
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