Tebbetts Extols Bosox Virtues
Cleveland Indian manager Birdie Tebbetts defended Red Sox fans during the Boston Writers dinner. He praised the youth on the Boston roster and urged support for the club, saying he would love to return to Boston. The evening highlighted awards for Walter Alston and Sam Mele and noted key Red Sox figures and other baseball notables.
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Eph Icemen Maintain College Hockey Supremacy
Boston University and Williams hold top spots in the sixth round of eastern college coaches ratings. In major college, Boston University leads Clarkson by 11 points as Clarkson stays second. Cornell and St. Lawrence follow, with Northeastern Harvard and Brown in the next positions. In small college, Ephmen lead American International by 11, Colby close for second, with New Hampshire Bowdoin and Boston State among others in the top eight.
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Ski Masters at Attitash Draw Wide Interest in NH
The Trail Sweep premier of the Ski Masters at Attitash North Conway drew strong enthusiasm from contestants and press. Peter Pinkham, organizer and Eastern Slopes Inn president, envisions Olympic play. Former Olympic skater Dick Button praised its potential and suggested music during free runs. Women outscored men, with Lucy Boynton winning the women’s division and Robert Fisher placing second in the men’s. NH sent three officials to the event as Mt. Washington Valley hosts the nine day carnival.
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New England Ski Reports From UPI Weather Guide
The UPI ski guide reports bitter cold in New England with below zero to teens temperatures and diminishing winds tonight. Mountain bases vary with packed powder and light snow at many resorts including Mount Ascutney Bromley Burke Burrington Hill Carinthia Dutch Hill Glen Ellen Haystack Hogback Killington Madonna Mad River Glen Magic Middlebury Snow Bowl Pico Peak Pine Top Round Top Mt Snow Snow Valley Stone Stratton Sugarbush and Jiminy Peak among others.
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Newcomer Bangs Home Four Goals To Pace Bruins Win
Boston star Pit Martin delivered four goals as the Bruins defeated Chicago 5 3 for their fourth straight win, their longest streak since 1959 60. Martin, 22, was acquired from Detroit on New Year’s Eve and has 10 goals in 12 games with Boston.
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Texas Western and Kentucky Undefeated Mentions in Contests
Texas Western defeated Arizona State 84 67 in Tempe to extend their unbeaten streak to 13 0 tying Kentucky for second in the nation. Top games included Wisconsin 83 Hardin Simmons 63 Arkansas 69 Mississippi State 61 and Utah State 109 LaSalle 97 with notable performances from J D McConnell Dennis O'Brien and Les Powell. Arkansas led 33 24 at halftime as Maroons battled in a strong man to man defense.
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College Results by Region and Matchups
EAST Maine 106 Boston U 83 Manhattan 101 Adelphi 84 Nyack 91 Berkshire 80 SOUTH Maryland 107 Geo Wilingtn 81 SOUTHWEST Ark 69 Miss St 61 Houston 100 Tex Chris 79 Tex Western 84 Arizona St 67 WEST Utah St 109 La Salle 97 Seattle 99 Creighton 84
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