Texas Longhorns retain top AP football ranking
Texas remains the unbeaten No. 1 in the AP poll for a fifth straight week with 526 points and 48 first place votes after a narrow 70-? win over Baylor. Navy rises to No. 2 after a 42-7 win over Maryland. Michigan State and Oklahoma also climb while Illinois and Ohio State slip.
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Mississippi
Tampa
Purdue
Big O Tops NBA in Scoring and Assists
Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals leads the NBA in both scoring with 333 points in 13 games and assists with 122. Wilt Chamberlain remains the scoring percentage leader at 30.6, while the San Francisco Warriors boast stout defense under Alex Hannum. Charlie Vaughn and Cliff Hagan set FG and FT percentage marks, and Bill Russell posts the top rebounding and scoring averages for the Celtics.
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Cliff Hagan
Hawks
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Celtics
Oklahoma Puts Pressure on Pitt in Final Standings
Oklahoma, a 24 14 winner over Iowa State, edged Pitt 284 281 for fifth. Pitt rose after a 27 7 win over Notre Dame. Alabama idle. Auburn falls to ninth after 13 10 loss to Mississippi State. Nebraska maintains Big Eight lead with 23 9 over Kansas. Ohio State drops with 10 7 loss to Penn State. Vanderbilt center Rudy Wieser trains at Quantico before returning to Dallas to work in his father’s beauty parlor.
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Where To Retire To
Harold Claassen reports from Cortland New York on Leon Chandler a 38 year old fishing tackle executive who travels the world selling gear He just returned from Poznan Poland representing 30 American firms and their products The piece notes Poland's lack of leisure options highlights the appeal and luxury of basic American fishing tackle and mentions praise from a Russian officers group and U S Senator Philip Hart of Michigan.
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Fair Haven Defeats Poultney For Marble Valley Crown
In a rain soaked game Fair Haven beat Poultney 13 0 to win the Marble Valley League class I title. Denny Barrett capped a drive with a one yard TD on fourth down as Bob Jones added another rushing score after a key fumble return set up the Blue Devils. The win ends Poultney’s 13 game streak dating to 1962.
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Veterans Day
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Slaters
Bob Jones
Monday Scores Highlight Tight NBA Night Across League
Basketball results show Boston defeating St. Louis 116 to 110 and Detroit beating Los Angeles 116 to 109. Upcoming games include San Francisco at Philadelphia and a slate of Wednesday matches featuring San Francisco, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Boston, St. Louis and New York.
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Lance Alworth Leads AFL Receivers With 13 Catches
New York AP Lance Alworth of San Diego tied an AFL record by catching 13 passes against Boston. He has 968 yards and eight touchdowns on 46 receptions, ranking sixth in the league while averaging 21 yards per catch. Clem Daniels led rushing with 122 yards for Oakland in a 22-7 win over Kansas City. Tobin Rote held leading passer status with Kemp close behind. Cappelletti expanded his scoring lead with 87 points.
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Lance Alworth
San Diego
Boston
Alworth
Art Powell
Oakland
Clem Daniels
Raiders
Kansas City
Tobin Rote
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Rote
Gino Cappelletti
George Blanda
Houston
No Solution in AAU NCAA Dispute Over Olympic Committee
The U S Olympic Committee closed its two day session without a permanent fix to the AAU and NCAA split ahead of the 1964 Tokyo Games. Mediation by Gen Douglas MacArthur failed to end power struggles as both sides push for influence on the Olympic Committee. Kennedy was proposed to name members to the board, while armed forces representation increased.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
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AAU
National Collegiate Athletic Association
America
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Olympic Committee
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
United States
International Federation For Baseball
NCAA
Kennedy
Armed Forces
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Hull Surges to Tie for Second in NHL Scoring Race
Montreal star Jean Beliveau held the league lead last week while Chicago’s Bobby Hull surged to tie the runner-up position. Hull’s gains reshaped the scoring standings as voting data completed a broad re alignment.
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Jean Beliveau
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Auburn Gals Train Under New Track Coach
Auburn University begins a female athletics program with 38 coeds in an experimental track class led by Mel Rosen. Freshman Marilyn Jo Smelko posted a 15 feet 9 inches bread jump as the group, though not all PE majors, pursue speed and strength while Athletic Director Jeff Beard expresses skepticism.
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Jeff Beard
Beard
Mel Rosen
Marilyn Jo Smelko
Crystal Springs
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Marilyn
Sports Schedule Tiny Card Shows Two Rivalry Games
No games played this week and two matchups listed. Toronto plays Montreal while Boston travels to Chicago in the upcoming schedule.
Pistons Top Lakers as Ohl and Egan Spark Win
Bailey Howell benched due to a bad hand yet Don Ohl and John Egan each scored 27 points to power the Detroit Pistons past the Los Angeles Lakers 116-109. Boston Celtics beat St Louis 116-110 as Elgin Baylor led Lakers with 28 and Dick Barnett added 27.
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Don Ohl
John Egan
Howell
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Egan
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Boston
Celtics
Elgin Baylor
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Kelso loses to Mongo in Washington turf match
Kelso is defeated by Mongo in the Washington International on grass at Laurel Maryland. Mongo, 2 years younger, wins by a half length after a tight finish. Kelso earns second prize of 25 thousand with total career earnings of about 1.58 million from 45 races.
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Benhi Boosters Meet Wednesday at Bennington High
The Benhi Boosters Club will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Bennington High School. An evaluation of the football season and plans for the basketball season are on the agenda. All interested in local athletics are urged to attend.
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Bennington High School
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Local Garage Bowling League Leaders with Record Scores
The Garage league tops area play with Liggett's Body Shop leading team totals including High Team three game 2907 and High Game 1051. Tarantino posts High Triple 653 as Dick Rabideau and R Townsend tie on 257, while Volkswagen and Heald Plastic follow in standings. Other players noted for high averages include Mullens 182 and Fisher 188. The piece also surveys industry profit trends from a Dun & Bradstreet report and mentions notable individual scores from Joe Donato and others across multiple clubs.
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Body Shop
E. Tarantino
Dick Rabideau
R. Townsend
Volkswagen
Tarantino
Dick Mullens
Don Fisher
Heald
Blue Bean
F. Davis
John Griffin
Bob Rousseau
Valletti
Frank Churchill
Marty
Monument
J. Tate
Byars House
Williams & Bugbee
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Griswold
Tansitor
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Hungry
Brown
Agresta
Frank Ives
Lou Liggett
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America, Inc
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Mounties Finish Undefeated With 6-0 Win
Rutland High caused trouble in rain and mud but Mt. St. Joseph secured an 8-0 season, 7-0 Vermont Football Conference mark. Tom Johnson returned a Rutland fumble 45 yards for the lone touchdown, finalizing a 6-0 victory as MSJ sealed the perfect slate.
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Red Raiders
Rutland High School
Mt. St. Joseph
Tom Johnson
MSJ
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Mounties
Bob Caggige
Saints
Keefe Wins New England Intercollegiate Cross Country
Jim Keefe of Central Connecticut won the New England Intercollegiate cross country title for the third straight year beating Bob Brouillet of Massachusetts by 13 seconds. Keefe finished 4.2 miles in 20 minutes 24 seconds at Franklin Park in Boston. Brouillet posted 20 minutes 37 seconds.
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Jim Keefe
New England
Central Connecticut
Bob Brouillet
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Keefe
Franklin Park
Brouillet
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