Pro Basketball Eastern Division Scores Report
Box scores show Detroit 116 over Syracuse 115 and Chicago 130 over New York 97. St Louis 115 over Cincinnati 109 and Los Angeles 119 over San Francisco 114. Boston 143 over Chicago 99 and St Louis 105 over Cincinnati 104. Syracuse 148 over Detroit 114 and Los Angeles 108 over New York 102. New York travels to San Francisco. Tuesday has no games scheduled.
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Detroit
Syracuse
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Sunday Ivy League and Major Games Basketball Scores
Sunday results include Brigham Young 80 over Arizona 75 and Dartmouth 71 over Cornell 66 in OT. Saturday winners: Ohio State 68 over Michigan 66 and Duke 78 over Clemson 67. Major upsets and tight finishes chronicled across conferences with numerous top teams.
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Ohio State
Michigan
Illinois
Purdue
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Duke
Clemson
N.C. State
S. Carolina
NHL Standings and Saturday Scores
Hockey standings show Montreal 7 Boston 2 and Chicago 3 New York 1 in Saturday results. Toronto tied Boston 2 2 while Detroit 4 New York 2 and Montreal 2 Chicago 2 produced a tie. No games scheduled today.
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Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Maury Wills Wins AP Athlete of the Year for 1962
Maury Wills captures the 1962 AP Athlete of the Year, winning 72 first place votes and 338 points from 302 voters. His record 104 stolen bases in 165 games anchors a season that included passing Ty Cobb and tying the major league mark as he claimed the award over golfers, footballers, and other stars.
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New York
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Wills
Associated Press
Jack Nicklaus
Y.A. Tittle
New York Football Giants
Arnold Palmer
Jim Taylor
Green Bay Packers
Terry Baker
University of Southern California
Bob Bescher
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Giants
Pone Regains Flyweight World Title in Bangkok
Pone Kingpetch of Thailand won back the world flyweight championship with a 15 round split decision over Masahiko Harada of Japan before 15 000 fans. Harada led in points and flooring Pone in the eighth round before Pone mounted a late rally to seize the title.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pone Kingpetch
Pone
Masahiko
Harada
Japan
Vermont farm labor trends and highway growth analyzed
William W. Stone outlines Vermont resources and population shifts with a 48 percent drop in farm owners and 52 percent drop in farm workers over two decades. E Beach Bly tracks road development and interstate plans to 1964, while Burr Vail notes ski industry growth and year round recreation boosts. Miller forecasts farming as corporate stock rises and town line reforms may be needed.
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UVM Extension Department
Stone
Vermont
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Vermont Highway Department
Bly
Ely
Washington
Massachusetts
Brattleboro
White River Junction
Derby Line
New Hampshire
Montpelier
Swanton
Burr Vail
Stowe
Vail
Miller
Broadway veterans form Way Chamber Music group
A chamber ensemble of a dozen Broadway musicians assembled under Saul Schecht man conductor of Carnival. They meet on alternate Wednesday afternoons after matinees and include players from Camelot, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and I Can Get It for You Wholesale.
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New York
Saul Schechtman
Camelot
GAA Establishes Point System and Awards Plans
Benhi's Girls' Athletic Association sets a point system for officers including President Katie Hollister and others each with ten points. Top ten seniors by points contend for the Senior Award with a GAA medal and plaque name engraving. A Beth Baker Sophomore Award, varsity letters, and bowling trophies with plaques and medals are outlined, with fundraising to start after basketball season.
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Benhi
Girls’ Athletic Association
Katie Hollister
Carolyn Comstock
Gail Winn
Sue Riley
Katrina Koziol
Libby Ayers
GAA
Beth Baker
Ben Mont Executives Named to New Posts at Ben-Mont Papers
At the national sales meeting in Vermont three Ben Mont executives were named to new posts in marketing. Paul R. Collins becomes sales manager guiding field sales. John E. LaBonte is brand manager for the Ben-Mont line. Eugene O. Smith takes brand manager role for art craft lines. All will be based at the Bennington plant. Collins is a Missouri graduate with three children. LaBonte, a St Michael’s College and Boston College Economics graduate, is married with two daughters. Smith, Kansas City Junior College graduate, has three children. The gathering also reviewed 1962 results and outlined 1963 lines and new product development.
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Ben-Mont Papers
Dow Chemical Co
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Donald P. Camp
Ben- Mont
Paul R. Collins
John E. LaBonte
Ben-Mont
Eugene O.smith
Kansas City Junior College
Kingpetch Retains Flyweight Title in Bangkok Victory
Thailand's Pone Kingpetch outpointed Masahiro Fighting Harada to regain the world's flyweight title in Bangkok. Separate bouts in New York and Tokyo saw Elly Daniels stop Tony Alengi in Hollywood Florida, and Negborn Saito stop Moses Cooper in Los Angeles.
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Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Masahiko
Harada
Japan
Kingpetch
New York
Elly Daniels
Tony Alengi
Hollywood
Fla
Tokyo
Negborn Saito
Moses Cooper
Los Angeles
Soldier faces name confusion from his St Louis name
Master Sergeant Terence R. St. Louis says he struggles to persuade people his surname is St Louis not a place or joke. He notes his badge and unit assignment keep him busy as he handles daily duties and public interactions.
Brown Sextet Leads Ivy Loop
Leon Bryant scored twice, including an overtime goal, as Brown edged Princeton 3-2 to seize undisputed Ivy League lead. Cornell beat Dartmouth 5-4 on a 60 foot shot by Steve Kijanka with 32 seconds left. Harvard fell to Clarkson 4-3 and St Lawrence 6-1 in New York state. Providence remained unbeaten in the East with a 4-3 upset of Boston College on Larry Kish’s 40 footer. Others: RPI 5-3 over Boston University, Yale 4-2 over Army, Williams 11-1 over Amherst, Merrimack 8-0 Penn, Norwich 15-2 Hamilton, Middlebury 8-4 Bishop.
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Brown
Harvard
Dartmouth
New York State
Bryant
Bruins
Princeton
Cornell
Steve Kijanka
Clarkson
St. Lawrence
Providence
Friars
Boston College
Larry Kish
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