Syracuse UCLA meet to end 1962 football season
Syracuse travels to Los Angeles to face UCLA in the windup of the 1962 season on CBS. Both teams seek a 5-5 final record while Baltimore and Washington battle on TV and other post season bowls are listed in Sacramento Allen town Miami and Oklahoma City.
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Syracuse
UCLA
Ucla Bruins
Los Angeles Coliseum
Columbia Broadcasting System
Baltimore
Colts
Washington Redskins
New York
Titans
Buffalo Bills
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Sacramento
Calif
Lenoir Rhyne
Central Oklahoma State
Allentown
Hofstra College of
Long Island
West Chester State
T Florida A&m
Jakson
Miss
Miami
Omaha University
East Central State of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Orange
West Virginia
Redskins
Washington
Skins
Bennington Grades Try Safe Fencing For Kids
Children in the Bennington Graded School District are trying SAFE Fencing equipment with junior foils and senior models. Instructor Tom Butterfield organized teams named Zero and The Musketeers, aiming to teach eye safe, noncontact moves while building coordination and poise.
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Tom Butterfield
Safe Fencing Co
Glens Falls
N.Y
Butterfield
John K. Stafford
Dorothy Carver
Bennington
Martha Carver
Allan J. Heath
Griffith Rated 12-5 Favorite in World Welterweight Defense
Emile Griffith of New York, 23, seeks to defend his world welterweight title against Jorge Fernandez of Argentina, 27, as a 12-5 favorite. The bout, televised on ABC from the Convention Center at 10 p.m. EST, could propel Griffith toward Fighter of the Year with a sixth straight win.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Emile Griffith
New York
Jorge Fernandez
Argentina
Emile
Howard Albert
ABC
Convention
BYU Back Eldon Fortie May Have Jersey Number 40
Provo Utah AP reports Brigham Young University back Eldon Fortie could be the only football player ever to have his name spelled out numerically on his jersey as No 40.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Eldon Fortie
Williams Squash Opens 1962 63 Season Versus Navy
Williams College opens the 1962 63 squash season hosting Navy in the ninth meeting between the programs. Captain George Kilborn leads the team with Lenny Berheimer and Mike Annison as key contenders as Williams seeks its first win after a 7 2 loss last year.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Eohmen
Midshipmen
Navy
Williams
Clarence Chaffee
George Kilborn
Providence
R.I
Lenny Berheimer
Kilborn
Bernheimer
John Botts
Ned Shaw
Dartmouth
Army
Wesleyan
Trinity
MIT
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Amherst
University of McGill
Hoosick Falls Defeats Salem In 62 41 Victory
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers use sharp defense led by the Eightey brothers to beat Salem 62 41 Friday night. Skipper Starr scores 20 for Hoosick Falls while the hosts build a 40 26 halftime lead. Paul Harrison adds 19 for the Hoosick Falls Jayvees, who prevail 56 36 over Salem.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Brothers Eightey
Hoosick Falls Hoosiers
Salem
Hoosiers
Skipper Starr
Paul Harrison
Bennington Catholic High Hosts Notre Dame in Key Clash
Bennington Catholic High School basketball opens with a close loss at MSJ as coach Frank Bizzarro cites shooting struggles. Joe Kennedy returns tonight to bolster Pete Lemieux, Fred Bushee, Craig Galipeau, and George Allard while BCHS faces Notre Dame of Bridgeport in a fast Connecticut foe.
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Bennington Catholic
Sabers
Notre Dame
Bridgeport
Conn
BCHS
MSJ
Frank Bizzarro
Joe Kennedy
Bizzarro
Kennedy
Pete Lemieux
Fred Bushee
Craig Galipeau
George Allard
Rutland
Connecticut
Benn. Catholic
Jayvee
Benhi
Stovall Prefers Listening To Both Pro Leagues
LSU star running back Jerry Stovall said he will listen to offers from NFL and AFL teams before deciding. Teammate Fred Miller echoes the approach, weighing pay and where they would be placed. Stovall aims to fund dental school and does not plan pro football as a long-term career.
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NEW York
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Stovall
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Titans
Fred Miller
Baltimore Colts
NFL
Dallas Texas
AFL
Miller
Proctor High Rallies Late To Nip Manchester
Proctor High School edged Manchester 38-36 as Burr and Burton struggled from the foul line making 8 of 17 penalty tries. Manchester led 29-19 at halftime but Proctor staged a late rally to win, with key players sidelined by football injuries.
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Proctor
Manchester
Burr and Burton Bulldogs
Proctor High School
Bulldogs
Burr
Burton Jayvees
Proctor Parker
T. If
Curtis
R. If
Pentkowski
P. c 412
Ratti
Rg Loso
H. Lg
Navari
Bruce
Burton
van Barlis
M. Rf Wilcox
G. If
Gaiotti
H. c
Hosely
D. Rg
Hosley
T. Lg
Pierson
N Capusta
Bowen
B&b
Sawyer, Keefe
Collins Leads Coral Gables Open After 36 Holes
Bill Collins fired a 66 to hold a three stroke midway lead at the Coral Gables Open in Florida. New pro Al Kelly and Gardner Dickinson are two behind on 136, while 46 players posted par or better on the 6,563 yard Biltmore course as Collins reports back from a vertebra injury.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Bill Collins
Baltimore
Collins
Miami
al Kelley
Gardner Dickinson
Tequesta
Biltmore
Arkansas Coach Declines Pay Raise At Sugar Bowl Bid
Dallas AP. Frank Broyles, Arkansas football coach, turned down a raise to give assistants a raise during the Southwest Conference winter meeting. Arkansas won nine games and will play Mississippi in the Sugar Bowl.
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Dallas
Tex
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Mississippi
Saratoga Harness Champs Picked for 1962 Divisions
Fleming ton's Song Dream High Noel Washington Star Federalist Yan kee Express and Ranger Knight named divisional champions by Saratoga Chapter US Harness Writers Association. Federalist top aged 3yearold pacers Dream High leads 3yearold trotters Flemington's Song tops 2yearold trotters Washington Star dominates 2yearold pacers Yank ee Express is aged pacer. Ranger Knight tops Grand Circuit Week performer with 1 59 1 5 track record at Spa.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Raceway
Flemington’s Song
Dream High
Noel Washington Star
Federalist
Yankee Express
Ranger Knight
Saratoga Chapter
U. S. Harness Writers’ Association
Spa Raceway
Ohio Valley Stables
Hamilton
Ohio
Howard Parker
Rowland’s Stable
Newton Robinson
Ontario
Canada
Noel
Hickory Hill Farm
Denton
Texas
Washington Star
Richard Webber
Rochester
Sleepy Hollow
North Tarrytown
W. T. Scroggin
Hollywood
Calif
E.H. (Buck) Minniear
Aiken
S.C
Spa Oval
Mt Greylock Subdues Bend In 4th Period
Mt Greylock of Williamstown rallied in the final period to defeat Bennington High 57 to 51 on Friday night. Seniors Don Jacobs and William Leete led a 12 point burst in the last three minutes after a fast start by Bennington. Howard King sparked Bennington in the second quarter with a 20 foot set shot and drives, but the Catamounts cooled late as Greylock converted turnovers into layups.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mt. Greylock
Bennington High School
Don Jacobs
William Leete
Mounties
Grey's
Cats
Howard King
Benhi
John Hall
Mr. Greylock
Vermont Doe Day totals and county breakdowns reported
The Fish and Game Department announced that Vermonts one day doe season on December 1 produced 3343 total kills. Of these 2599 were does and 744 were bucks with antlers under three inches. County tallies: Bennington 269 Orange 699 Rutland 891 Washington 489 Windham 288 Windsor 737.
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Montpelier
Fish and Game Department
Vermont
Bennington
Orange
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
St. Mary's Tops Governors 59-56 in tight regional clash
St. Mary's of Hoosick Falls NY used a hot fourth quarter to beat North Bennington High School 59-56. McAuliffe hit three deep threes while McGuire led with 24 points. Haynes slowed by guard duties and Midurski left early after an eye injury. Governors Jayvees defeated St. Mary 28-25 for revenge.
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North Bennington
St. Mary's
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
North Bennington High School
McAuliffe
McGuire
Bob Nolan
Rick Haynes
Ted Midurski
Governors
Midurski
Haynes
Holden J. Durand
Gib Harrington
Crosier Henderson
St. Mary’s
McCrath
Hickey
Waytus Bulson
Laflamme
Benkuski
St. Mary's Mt. Greylock
NBHS
Leete
Peters
Shepard
Fyfe Jacobs
Lefave
Galletly
Benhi
Ramsey, Celtics Beat Los Angeles Lakers In Boston
Frank Ramsey came off the bench twice to spark the Boston Celtics to a 126 112 NBA win over the Los Angeles Lakers before 8717 at home. The victory evened the season series between division leaders, now 1 1, after a hard fought game.
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Boston
Frank Ramsey
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Garden
Baseball's Most Traveled Pitcher Bobo Newsom Dies
Bobo Newsom, baseball's most traveled pitcher, died at age 55 in an Orlando hospital. Born Louis Norman Newsom and nicknamed Bobo, he played 25 years across 18 clubs from 1928 to 1953, compiling 211 wins and 222 losses. He helped the Tigers win the pennant in 190, with two World Series wins over the Reds. His death was attributed to cirrhosis. He spent winters in Orlando since World War II.
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Orlando
Fla
Bobo Newsom
Raleigh
N.C
Washington Senators
Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Newsom
Hartsville
S.C
Lawmakers Consider Extra Racing Days for Berkshire Downs
Massachusetts Senate leaders push bills to add 42 flat racing days at Berkshire Downs Hancock with funds to scholarship program. Bills cap total commercial days at 66 per track. Suffolk Downs would keep 66 days while Berkshire would gain. Governor advised against without hearings amid long‑running fight to expand racing.
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Boston
Massachusetts Senate
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
John E. Powers
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Suffolk
Berkshire
Salvatore A. Rizzo
John A. Volpe
Hancock Track
Rizzo
State Racing Commission
Racing Commission
Joseph L. Murphy
Dorchester
Lanesboro
William J. Fleming
Worcester
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
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Bob Davies
Rochester Royals
NBA
Davies
Sport Magazine
Seton Hall
N.J
American Football Coaches Association
Allstate Insurance Co
Collier’s Magazine
First National Stores
S&h
North Bennington Road
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Saratoga
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Ramsey
Celtics
Los Angeles
Louis Norman Newsom
Bobo
Hi Age
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