Top College Teams Readjust After Midterm Break
Ohio State 14 0 leads schedule with Purdue rematch and Northwestern. Kentucky 13 1 and Cincinnati 14 2 pursue three-game weeks. Kansas State 13 2 hosts Nebraska. USC 12 3 plays UCLA. Duquesne 14 2 eyes Villanova. Duke 14 2 faces South Carolina and North Carolina. Bradley 12 3 with Tulsa and St Louis at home. Mississippi State 14 1 blocks LSU. Ohio State and Purdue renew battle as Lucas faces Dischinger. high-scoring chase includes Rays and Minnesota thriller.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State
Purdue
Boilermakers
Northwestern
Southern California
UCLA
Duquesne
Villanova
Dukes
LaSalle
Memphis State
Hubie White
Duke
North Carolina
Wake Forest
South Carolina
Bowling Green
Miami
Ohio
Bradley
Chet Walker
Mc-Valley
North Texas State
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St. Louis
Mississippi State
Louisiana State
Rebels
Delta State
Jerry Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Lucas
Ace
Dischinger
Wisconsin
Badgers
Jimmy Rays
Indiana
Minnesota
New York Youth Wins Stowe Cup
Orsi Jr. of Lake Placid N Y, a Northwood Academy student, won the fifth Stowe Cup with a 56.4 and 56.6 in slalom runs and 1.01 in giant slalom for a combined .37 points. Second place went to Paul Prost of Franconia N H with 7.16 as 40 of 90 to 100 skiers qualified.
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Ni Orsi
Vermont
Gov. F. Ray Keyser
Orsi
Northwood
New Hampshire
STOWE
Paul Prost
Franconia
N.H
Frank Lamphier
North Adams
Mass
Mt. Mansfield
Terry Fletcher
Rutland
Middlebury Athletic Association
Bruce Gagnier
Williamstown
Williams Outing Club
Phil Potvin
Mt. Tremblant Ski Club
Tad Walsh
Old Bennington
Stoney Ledge
Elena Bookstrom
Middlebury
Olivia Hall
O.M.C
S. Chaffee
Killington
North Bennington Loses 60 37 to St Michael’s Brattleboro
St Michael’s of Brattleboro tops North Bennington 60 37 to seize the Molly Stark League lead at 7 0. Deneault scores 27, Blake 12 for the Saints while Pete Holden leads the Governors with 19. St Michael’s jayvees win 35 4 in preliminary.
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St. Michael’s
Brattleboro
Molly Stark
Deneault
Blake
Saints
Pete Holden
St. Michael’s Jayvees
Dunleavy Sprague Gouger
Benjamin Guthrie Deneault
Holden
Loomis ‘ Midurski
Durand Crosier Henderson Haynes Elwell
NBHS
Racicot and
Carpenter
Hockey Scores From Weekend and Monday Results
Montreal defeated New York and Boston in weekend play with Montreal beating New York 5 1 and Boston 5 1. Toronto edged Detroit 4 2 while Chicago defeated Montreal 3 5 leaving Detroit 2 Chicago 3 and New York 0. Monday had no games scheduled.
Littler Wins San Francisco Open by Two Strokes
Gene Littler overcame a rusty one dollar putter to win the San Francisco Open by two strokes. Knudson finished second at 276, with Casper and Rosburg tied for third at 277. Littler earned $9,000 from a $50,000 event as the stretch run produced decisive birdies.
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San Francisco
Gene Littler
Milwaukee
Gene
San Diego
George Knudson
Billy Casper
Bob Rosburg
Knudson
Casper
Rosburg
Littler
Palm Springs
Litler
Canadiens Push Lead as Leafs Gain But Fall Short
Montreal defeated Boston 5-1 and New York 5-1 to stretch an unbeaten streak to 10 games. Toronto earned a win and a tie, tying Detroit 2-2 while New York endured its 10th straight defeat. Stasiuk nose ligament injury could sideline Detroit for 10 days. other players were hurt in prior games.
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Montreal Canadiens
Montreal
Boston
New York
Toronto
Leafs
Detroit
Chicago Black Hawks
Glenn Hall
Don McKenney
Chicago
Hall
Rangers
Stasiuk
Hower Clover
Leo Labine
Williams Carnival in Jeopardy as Snow Shortage Looms
Williams College ski coach Ralph Townsend pleads for snow days before the Williams Winter Carnival. With Berlin Mountain conditions poor and less than a week to go, Townsend must decide tomorrow on whether the major eastern collegiate meet can proceed. Dartmouth Middlebury Maine Vermont New Hampshire Norwich Harvard and Yale are among invited teams.
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Mass
Williams College
Ralph Townsend
Williams
Berlin
Townsend
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Middlebury
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Norwich
Harvard
Yale
Last-Second Shot Drops Sabers 51 49 to South Burlington
South Burlington upends Bennington Catholic High School 51 49 as Hart hits the decisive bucket in the final seconds. BCHS led 27-17 at half, but Otter Valley and BCHS jayvees results noted with Woodward scoring 12 in the jayvee win.
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Burlington
Bennington Catholic High School
Sabers
South Burlington
Craig Galipeau
Lakers
BCHS
Frank Bizzarro
Otter Valley
Bchs Jayvees
Woodward
Colby to Meet RPI in Bid For Tourney
Colby faces RPI in a key eastern region NCAA bid game as part of a Waterville doubleheader. Colby seeks a strong showing after beating Merrimack and BU while maintaining a nine game win streak. Ryan of Colby and Brinkworth of RPI lead the scoring. Rhode Island Providence trip follows as Colby prepares for the crucial test.
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Colby
RPI
Waterville
Maine
Colby - Northeastron
Ron Ryan
Bob Brinkworth
Boston College
Boston University
Merrimack
Ryan
Roush and McKechnie Named to Baseball Hall of Fame
Ed Roush and Deacon Bill McKechnie, early league stars, were elected to Baseball’s Hall of Fame by the veterans committee. The pair, ages 68 and 74, will be inducted July 23 in Cooperstown alongside Bobby Feller and Jackie Robinson, with Roush recalling the long wait for election.
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NEW York
Roush
Deacon Bill McKechnie
McKechnie
Veterans’ Committee
Cooperstown
N. Y
Bobby Feller
Jackie Robinson
Baseball Writers
Jerome and Glens Falls Buy Saratoga County Golf Course
James C. Jerome of Mt. Anthony Club and John Reynolds of Glens Falls acquire the McGregor Links in Saratoga County for over 175000. The 855 acre site includes an 18 hole course and unused land to be developed as a country club named Northern Pines.
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J.C. Jerome
Glens Falls
Saratoga County
McGregor
James C. Jerome
West Road
Mt. Anthony Country Club
N.Y
McGregor Links
Saratoga
Jerome
John Reynolds
James A. Leary
Saratoga Springs
New York
Wilton
Mt. Anthony
Richard Geannelis
Bennington
Franklin P. Jones
Mt. Anthony Club
Snell Sets World Mile Record in New Zealand
Peter Snell shattered Herb Elliott's mile mark with a 3:54.4 at Cooks Gardens, while aiming to break the half mile record next. Elliott plans Sweden training for the Empire Games. Tulloh also ran sub four on grass, 3:59.3, as Snell eyes future clashes at Empire Games or the Olympics.
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S Snell
Wellington
Peter Snell
Snell
Herb Elliott
Cooks Gardens
Wanganui
Tom Courtney
Christchurch
Roger Moens
Belgium
Elliott
Dublin
Cambridge University
Sweden
Tulloh
Britain
College Basketball Results From Saturday
Kansas State edged Iowa State 56 55 in a closeBig 12 contest. Duquesne topped LaSalle 80 66 while Duke beat Lake Forest 82 68. Bradley defeated North Texas State 84 70 and Mississippi State won 89 79 over Northeast Louisiana.
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Iowa
Duquesne
LaSalle
Duke
Lake Forest
Bradley
North Texas
Mississippi St
Northeast Louisiana
Basketball scores and matchups across teams and cities
Philadelphia defeats Boston 131 to 106 and 133 to 129 while Detroit tops New York 115 to 107 and Syracuse edges Chicago 107 to 102. Cincinnati beats Syracuse 139 to 131 and Los Angeles down Chicago 124 to 109. St Louis hosts Detroit 110 97 as Philadelphia visits New York and Chicago hosts Los Angeles with Kansas City at Hawaii in standings.
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Detroit
New York
Syracuse
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati Tones
Serene
Reds
Don Blasingame
Jesse Gonder
Chicago White Sox
Ray Herbert
Blasingame
San Francisco
Ed Bailey
Giants
White Sox
Herbert
Kansas City
A’s
Balimore Orioles
Backs Robinson
Washington Senators
Roy Heiser
Carl Middledorf
Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Savage
Pittsburgh
Don Hoak
Houston Colts To Make Bow In Huge Arena
The Houston Colts plan their 1962 major league debut at an $800000 temporary stadium with a 32 000 seat capacity and outsized left center right fields. GM Paul Richards notes left field 360 feet center 420 feet right 360 feet while predicting fewer homers than other parks. The club will move to a $22 million domed stadium in 1963 with 46 217 seats.
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Houston
Tex
Houston Colts
Paul Richards
Colts
Chicago Cubs
Kansas City
Richards
Athletics
Chester High tops Burr-Burton in MVL clash
The Chester High School Sentinels defeated Burr and Burton High School 57 to 49 in Manchester. The win moves Chester to 2-6 in Marble Valley League play while Burr and Burton also sit at 2-6. In the night’s prelim, Burr and Burton Jayvees won 34-19.
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Manchester
Chester High School
Sentinels
Burr
Burton High School
Bulldogs
Burton
Burr and Burton Jayvees
Texan II Champion In Sports Car Race
Alan Connell of Fort Worth Texas won the SCCA national championship 93 mile race at Daytona Beach Florida with an average speed of 101.24 mph. He drove a Maserati Birdcage with a three liter Ferrari engine to beat Chicago rival Harry Heuer in a Chaparral after 28 lead changes before Heuer locked brakes 7 miles from the finish.
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Roush
Florida
Giants
Cincinnati
Daytona Beach, Fla
Alan Connell
Fort Worth
Tex
Sports Car Club of America
Connell
Harry Huer
Chicago
Heuer
Muscle Bound Skowron Signs Yankees Contract
Bill Skowron the Yankees first baseman signed his 1962 contract as the ninth World Series champion to reach terms. He received a $35,000 raise for 1961, hitting .267 with 28 homers and 89 RBIs, plus a .353 World Series average against the Reds.
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Moose
Bill
Moose) Skowron
New York Yankees
Skowron
Cincinnati Reds
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