New York Trout Season Opens Under Good Conditions
Albany officials report excellent prospects for New York 1962 trout season with below normal stream levels easing and no size limit on most waters. About 1 million yearling and 2 million additional trout to be stocked as the season begins and progresses, with regional notes on conditions across Clinton to Washington counties.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
C. Willard Greene
Bureau of Fish
State Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Department
Carl E. Parker
Stamford
Delaware River
Pepacton
Champion Filly to Race Colts for First Time
Cicada the 1961 champion 2-year-old filly races 11 rivals in the $100000 Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park seeking Derby status. Willie Shoemaker guides Cicada against Aidan, Admiral's Voyage and others in a 1 1/8 mile contest with gate positions listed for all entrants.
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Cicada
Gulfstream Park
Aidan
Meadow
C. T. Chenery
Virginia
Chenery
Sir Gaylord
Hialeah
Willie Shoemaker
Manuel Ycaza
Braulio Baeza
Royal Attack
Admiral’s Voyage
Black Beard
Howard Grant
Johnny Longden
Avelino Gomez
Larry Gilligan
Doctor Hank K
Sam Boulmetis
Boone Co
John Sellers
Princegret
Robert L. Stevenson
Puss N Boots
Ronald Behrins
Cannon Mountain and Sunapee Ski Projects Get Green Light
Gov. Wesley Powell and the Executive Council approved the first phase of a 1.2 million dollar expansion at Cannon Mountain and Mt Sunapee. The plan includes two new chairlifts at each resort, land purchases totaling 140 acres at Sunapee, and new trails.
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Exeter
N.H
Wesley Powell
Executive Council
Cannon Mountain
Mt. Sunapee
Exeter Hospital
Powell
Sunapee
Hebert takes one-stroke lead at Azalea Open after 69
Jay Hebert used wind adeptness and sharp chipping to post a three-under 69 and reach 137 halfway, one stroke ahead of Gene Littler who shot 68. Jim Ferrier and Dave Marr tied for third at 139 after Ferrier’s 72 and Marr’s 66, best round to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
Jay Hebert
Gene Littler
Jim Ferrier
Dave Marr
Warriors Face Celtics In Crucial Game Four Showdown
Philadelphia Warriors trail Boston Celtics 2-1 in the eastern playoff series. Game four is set for Saturday at 2 30 p m with Philadelphia needing a win to avoid elimination in Boston Garden where the Celtics hold a strong edge. The Warriors fought back to win game two after trailing early in the sequence.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Warriors
Boston Celtics
Warriors
Boston Garden
Celtics
Boston
Black Hawks and Rangers Seek Home Ice in Semifinals
The Chicago Black Hawks and New York Rangers trail 0 2 in the semifinals and seek home ice to force a comeback. Chicago hosts the Montreal Canadiens while New York welcomes the Toronto Maple Leafs. Game four is set for Sunday with a tense follow up Tuesday.
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Chicago Black Hawks
New York Rangers
Black Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Chicago
New York
Canadiens
Montreal
Paret’s Mother Arrives in New York to Be by Son
Benny Kid Paret’s mother Maxima Crespo arrives in New York from Cuba via Miami with only $6. She plans to stay at Roosevelt Hospital beside her son, the former world welterweight champion, who remains unconscious in a moderate coma after last Saturday’s title fight.
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New York
Benny
Kid
Miami Airport
Paret
Manuel Alfaro
Roosevelt Hospital
Emile Griffith
United States
Kid Paret
Paret Griffith Fight Memory Could Slow Bout
The Paret Griffith incident lingers as Dick Tito Titer of Nigeria faces Henry Hank of Detroit in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight airs on ABC TV at 10 p.m. EST with potential early stoppage after recent ring incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
Dick Titer
Nigeria
Henry Hank
Detroit
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
ABC
Tiger
Brush Bowlers Lead City Bowling Standings After 3-1 Win
Bennington Brush defeated the Golden Hawks 3-1 to hold first place in the Men's City Bowling League. Brothers Five beat Shea's Woods 3-1 to stay second, Rangers edged NYABC 2 1 to 1, Dinette lost to the Renegades 214-114, Fairdale Farms shut out Beginners 40, Cushmans won 3-1 against Empire, with standings tight across the league.
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Bennington Brush
Golden Hawks
Brothers Five
Shea’s Woods
Rangers
NYABC
Dinette
Renegades
Fairdale Farms
Cushmans
Empire
McGuire
Sutler
L. Jacobs
Bentley
Brothers
Shea’ Wood
J. Billert
Bean Brush
Fairdale
Man’s Golden Hawks
Patterson in Spain for Brief Visit
World heavyweight boxing champion Floyd Patterson arrived in Madrid from Rome by plane for a brief sightseeing stopover. He is on a short European tour and will resume his schedule after limited exposure to the Spanish capital.
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Patterson
Spain
Madrid
Floyd Patterson
Rome
Boxer Gets Exam Before April 7 Fight
British boxer Terry Downes underwent a heart and brain examination at Carney Hospital Friday in preparation for his April 7 title fight with Paul Pender. Results of the examination will be known Saturday. Pender undergoes similar examinations at the same hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Terry Downes
Carney Hospital
Paul Pender
Pender
Fatigue Cited as Key Factor in Skiing Accidents
Williams professor researcher Dr. Arthur Ellison leads a Mt. Snow study with 50 student interviewers and others to assess fatigue and other factors in skiing crashes. Data from Public Health Service funded project includes bindings and equipment effects to reduce injuries.
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Williams
West Dover
Arthur E. Ellison
Mt. Snow
Schusser
Ellison
Dr. Ellison
William Haddon Jr
Albany Medical College
Milton Wolf
Wilmington
Harvard
Albany Medical
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Volkswagen 5 Meet Pownal In Major Rolloff
Volkswagen tops Warren Wire 3 1 to take a clear lead in the Southern Vermont Bowling League as Bellemare’s moves to third and Pownal Valley remains in second. Pownal Valley sets a new team high single game 976 while Garry Daigneault adds a 222 for the Villagers. Next week Volkswagen and Pownal Valley clash with stakes for second place.
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Volkswagen
Vermont
Warren Wire
Bug Drivers
Pownal Valley
Bellemare’s
Villager
Pownal
Ernie Shepard
Garry Daigneault
Tri-Mont Texaco
Paulin’s
Paulin
Tri-Mont
Vilkswagen
Bellemare's
Liggett
Warren Wire Villager
Tri-Mont-Texaco
Paulin's
Pownal ‘Vol. Fire
Dartmouth Consolidates Physical Ed and Athletics
Dartmouth College announces a plan to merge its physical education and intramural programs with intercollegiate athletics. Starting with spring term, administration shifts from the dean of the faculty to Director of Athletics Robert A. Rolfe. President John Sloan Dickey says the goal is to strengthen all three related areas.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Robert A
Red) Rolfe
John Sloan Dickey
Exhibition Baseball Scores Spotted Across Florida and California
In spring action at multiple sites Washington defeats Kansas City 3 to 1 in West Palm Beach Fort Myers hosts Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 4 Tampa hosts Cincinnati 8 Detroit 1 St Petersburg hosts New York 10 innings Philadelphia loses 2 at Palm Springs Los Angeles beats Cleveland 4 to 3.
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W. Palm Beach
Fla
Washington
Kansas City
Fort Myers
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Tampa
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Petersburg
New York
Philadelphia
Palm Springs
Calif
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ski conditions in Southern Vermont this weekend
The Greater Bennington Association reports weekend skiing to be mixed across Southern Vermont. Carinthia shows 30-60 inches of corn surface with no bare spots, Snow Valley 20-60 inches granular surface excellent, Bromley closed until corn freezes, Hogback 20-41 inches granular surface good with a few bare spots, Dutch Hill 34-48 inches granular and corn surface good, Mt. Snow 15-50 inches corn surface good with all trails open, Magic Mountain 8-34 inch base with 3 inches loose granular surface excellent and no bare spots, Stratton 15-35 inch base spring skiing with all lifts operating, Prospect Mountain 10-30 inches corn surface good with no bare spots.
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Carinthia
Snow Valley
Bromley
Hogback
Dutch Hill
Mt. Snow
Magic Mtn
Skiing Season At Tuckerman Opens Today
The Tuckerman Ravine snow bowl near Mt. Washington opens its ski season with 50 feet of snow in places. Two Snow Rangers will patrol, and Mt Washington club volunteers patrol weekends. Some skiers have already visited the ravine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham Notch
N.H
Tuckerman Ravine
Mt. Washington
Appalachian Mountain Club
George Hamilton
New England
Tuckerman
White Mt. National Forest
Mt. Washington Club
RPI Elects Basketball Co-Captains
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute names Marc Keller and Shell as co-captains for 1962-63. Keller, 5'10" guard, was top five in scoring. Shell, 6'4" forward, strong rebounder and scorer after a late-season surge. Notes include former letter recipients and numerals awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Keller
Little Neck
Sick Shell
San Jose
Calif
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Edmund Donald
Keller
Bill Kalbaugh
Engineers
Shells
Shels
Bob Basile
Brian Dillon
Jack Mastronardi
Ron Moss
Lee Seibel
Frank van Rensselaer
Art van der Linden
Dick Zielinski
Pat Maloney
Arnie Manville
Jim Pollack
Dave Reading
Sheels
Berkshire Town Faces Loss of Its Big Industry
EAST HAMPTON Mass AP workers were stunned by a notice that Hampton Mills a J P Stevens Co subsidiary plans immediate liquidation affecting about 300 jobs and an annual payroll over 1 million The announcement was expected later today with workers fearing completion within two weeks as departments finish current processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
Mass
Berkshire Hills
Hampton Mills
Mills
J.P. Stevens Co
New York
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Hamilton
Saratoga
Warren
Washington Counties
Martin Pfeiffer
Department’s Bay Brook Office
Albany, Columbia, Delaware, Greene, Montgomery, Otsego, Rensselaer, Schenectady
Schoharie Counties
E.T. Williams
Benn
Hebert
The
Associated Press
Lenny Green
Minnesota Twins
Dick Brown
Minnesota
Brush Bowlers
Lezigue
Remcoettes
M_ Steven
D. Totten
Arbolino
Mitch
W. Howe
Warren Wirettes
Wassicks
S. Chenallie
ET. Williams
H. Graves
M_ Alonzo
Marty's Flowers
U. S
U.S. Public Health Service
Alan M. Gittlesohn
New York State Health Department
Volkswagen 5
Rolloft
Southern Vermont League
Dartmouth
Greater Bennington Association
Shank’s Mare
RPI
Grand Union -E
Triple “S
Grand Union
Berkshire
Dunham Is Furniture Inc
Elm. St. Benn
Salem’s
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Adams Clothes Shop
Dilly
Dairy Queen
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