Boston U's Moreshead Growing Big For Terriers
Boston University star Dick Moreshead, a 6 foot 9 inch, 240 pound forward center, has overcome rheumatic fever and a slow start to reach 20 plus rebounds per game. The Maine native, who once grew inches bedridden, has become a dominant inside player facing Seton Hall and Nick Workman as BU pursues wins.
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Ralston Could Win Davis Cup Almost Singlehanded
Dennis Ralston shown as the standout American threat for the Davis Cup Challenge Round against Australia in Adelaide with Jack Kramer praising his form and composure. Kramer notes America’s chance rises as Australia’s lineup weakens, with Ralston and Chuck McKinley likely to play singles and doubles after Christmas.
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Sabers and Saints Clash at BCHS Friday Night
Mount St. Joseph visits Bennington Catholic High School for a Southern Vermont League bout. The Sabers, aiming to rebound after a Tuesday win, face a rolling Saint team in a high interest matchup that could shape the league standings. Coach Frank Bizzarro, a Mount St. Joseph alum, seeks an upset as the Saints push for another win and a clean record.
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Canadiens surge past Maple Leafs 7-3 in NHL clash
Montreal hammered Toronto 7-3 as Jean Beliveau scored twice including his 324th career goal tying Nels Stewart for Montreal centers. Henri Richard added two, Bernie Geoffrion Gilles Tremblay and J C Tremblay notched one each while Bernie Geoffrion, Tremblays contributed. Toronto scorers were Jim Pappin George Armstrong and Frank Mahovlich.
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Benhi Rifle Club Forms Team Under Coach Hodgman
The Benhi rifle team, chosen by coach Bruce Hodgman, includes Don Andrew Richard Bird Jay Cozier Denis De nio Anne Fairman Ed Farrar Tom Harrington Clifton Johnson Roy Jordan Jerry Mattison Steve Mattison John Mayhew David Powell Bill Tudor Bob Walker and Burt Ware. They fired their first match on December 12 and 13 in a two stage league event and will begin shoulder-to-shoulder shooting after Christmas. The selection arose from a Tournament News feature, and postal matches may extend to Florida.
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Bowdoin Favored In Williams Christmas Hockey Tourney
Bowdoin enters the Williams Christmas Hockey Tournament with a 3-3 record and the edge in experience over Williams 2-1 Amherst 0-2 and Hamilton 0-3 also compete. Williams backers hope for improvement led by Bill Roe while Bowdoin rosters include Pfaelzer Bradley Roe Orton Noll Reingold. Amherst and Hamilton sit winless. games run Friday 6 30 and 9 with winners meeting for the title Saturday at Williams College.
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Bowl Game Roundup Delights Fans Across Holiday Schedule
A sweeping roundup lists major bowls and all star games from December 21 to January 19. It details Liberty Bowl Notre Liberty State and Mississippi State, Bluebonnet Bowl LSU vs Baylor, Gator Bowl North Carolina vs Air Force, Tangerine Bowl Western Kentucky vs Coast Guard, and key NFL AFL playoff plans with team matchups and dates across cities from Philadelphia to Miami and beyond.
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Ohio State Led Nation To Record Attendance
Ohio State headed a national surge in college football attendance in 1963, reaching 22,237,094 as the NCAA Service Bureau notes a gain of 1,009,932 from 1962. The Buckeyes led in average crowd size for the 12th time in 13 years, while Michigan ranked high in totals but played more home games.
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Burr and Burton Wrestlers Sweep Bennington Open
Burr and Burton Seminary boys won six ribbons at the Bennington Open Wrestling Tournament held Saturday December 14. Frank Jones took first at 145 pounds, with Dick Coburn second at 165, Douglas Solari second at 120, Eber Sessions second at 133, Howard O Donovan third at 165, and Peter O Connell third at 138. Ribbon awards are on display in the school trophy case.
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Clarke breaks two world records in Melbourne meet
Ron Clarke, 26, Australian distance runner and Caulfield Mob member, set two world marks at the Emil Zatopek 10 000 meters and six mile run, clocking 27 17.6 for six miles and 28 15.6 for the metric race.
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Schenley Distillers Whisky Blend 86 Proof 65% GNS
A 1963 listing for blended whisky from Schenley Distillers Co notes 86 proof and 65 percent grain neutral spirits indicating a standard liquor blend of that era.
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