Match 2nd Beats U S Entries in Washington International
France's Match 2nd triumphed over Kelso Carry Back and Beau Purple in the Washington D C International race. The French horse completed the mile and a half turf event in 2 28, two seconds off the track mark, with odds of 14 1. Kelso and Carry Back paid 4 and 4 80 respectively with Beau Purple finishing 11th in a 13 horse field.
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U.S
Kelso
Carry Back
Beau Purple
Washington D.C. International
America
Warden
Master Boing
Banassa
Mahan
Allie Reuben
Ohio
Midnight Sun
Francois Dupre
Match 2Nd
Brookmeade
Virginia
Match
England
Soviet Union
Zabeg
Kistime
Pardoo
Germany
Livean
Italy
Delvin
Japan
Takamagahara
Canada
Lebon M.L
Peru
Profido
Celtics Top Kings 137 in high scoring win
Boston defeated Cincinnati 137 to 126 in a high scoring game. Detroit, New York, San Francisco, St Louis, Chicago, and Syracuse all scheduled or listed for Monday matchups with Cincinnati involved in several contests.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
New York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Titans Bid Set to Sell Keep In New York City
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss says the financially troubled New York Titans will be sold and remain in New York. Harry Wismer owns about 80 percent and has asked around for buyers, with offers from metropolitan-area individuals. Foss says liabilities pass to the buyer and league aid has covered player pay.
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AFL
Joe Foss
Foss
Wismer
Titans
Dallas Texans
Polo Grounds
New York
Navarro Named Williams College Football Coach
Frank Navarro will succeed Len Watters as head football coach at Williams College next season. The 32 year old New Yorker has been Watters chief aide in defense and the varsity line. Navarro joined Williams in 1956 as head freshman coach and has served six years on the varsity staff.
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Williamstown
Frank Navarro
Len Watters
Williams College
Watters
Ade
Navarro
University of Maryland
Williams
White Plains
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Lou Little
Columbia
Area Deer Kills Reported by Gordon R. Rice
Gordon R. Rice lists numerous deer kills across Vermont and nearby towns. Names include Phyllis King Bennington Norman Loppies Cheshire Mass and many others with locations Sandgate Arlington Pownal Shaftsbury Woodford and more. The lengthy column notes totals and regional spread continuing on Page 10.
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Gordon R. Rice
Phyllis King
Bennington
Sandgate
Norman Loppies
Cheshire
Mass
Arlington
Robert EF. Columbus
North Adams
Gregory Coyne
Sunderland
Pearl Cutler
Pownal
Douglas Hill
Woodford
Louis Hurley
Leon D. Jacobs
Thomas Fraher
Kenneth Ray
William Pettitt
Benington
Raymond Loretta
William Norcross
Dorset
Milton R. Gardner
Williamstown
Gary Thomson
Shaftsbury
Manchester
Allen Hubbard
Windsor Locks
Conn
Middletown Springs
John Buchee
Dennis McCarthy
N. Bennington
Jess Moon
William Horton
N. Adams
Pawlet
Raymond Barber
New Haven
Henry Collins
Leonard Cross
John Page
Francis Gary
Pittsfield
Chester Gallet
Rupert
Paul Foster
Ormel A. Pierce
W. Arlington
Barry Purdy
E. Rupert
John Carmier
Dalton
Earl P. Hulbert
Searsburg
Richard Lennon
Peru
Leo Harrington
Orwell
Celtics Hold One-Game Lead Over Nationals in East
Boston Celtics beat Cincinnati 137 to 126 as Syracuse Nationals stay one game back in the Eastern Division race. Celtics improve to 9-2. Syracuse at 6-1. Heinsohn top scored with 25. Russell pulled 32 rebounds.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Syracuse Nationals
Celtics
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Boston Garden
Knicks
New York
Royals
Bill Russell
Bob Cousy
Tom Heinsohn
Russell
Pender challenges New York AC title stripping ruling
Pender and attorney John Cronin plan to sue in New York State Supreme Court to overturn the New York Athletic Commission action that stripped Pender of the world middleweight title. Pender, once recognized by New York and other bodies, lost the title to Nigeria's Dick Tiger amid a dispute over a six month defense window.
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NEW York
Paul Pender
New York State Supreme Court
New York Athletic Commission
John Cronin
Pender
Brookline
Mass
Massachusetts
California
Nigeria
Dick Tiger
Tiger
World Boxing Association
WBA
Cronin
New York Commission
England
Terry Downes
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Gene Fullmer
Bozeman
Montana
Jose Torres
Doctor Who Helped Pitchers Dead at 9
Funeral services will be held in Harrisburg for Dr. Harvey F. Smith a 91 year old physician surgeon credited with helping Christy Mathewson and Chief Bender begin pro baseball He also played third base for Washington in 1896 and 1897 and later met Mathewson in an alumni game at Bucknell
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Harrisburg
Harvey F. Smith
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Chief Bender
Philadelphia Athletics
Dr. Smith
Washington
Mathewson
Bucknell
ECAC All East small college team names four from New England
Fullback Ralph Ferrisi of Southern Connecticut and AIC halfback Pete Schindler earned spots on the ECAC small college All East team. Trinity guard Mike Schulenberg and Wesleyan end Jack Buttles were also selected, representing New England schools.
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NEW York
Ralph Ferrisi
Southern Connecticut
AIC
Pete Schindler
New England
Trinity
Mike Schulenberg
Wesleyan
Jack Buttles
Amherst Faces Yankee Conference Title Showdown In Football
Amherst hosts a pivotal football clash as Massachusetts meets New Hampshire in a Yankee Conference title duel while Williams seeks its Little Three crown. Massachusetts, 6-2, aims to rebound after a 19-18 upset of Villanova and carries a 4-0 league record, with New Hampshire at 3-0-1. key players are listed as injured or uncertain for both sides.
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Massachusetts
Amherst
Villanova
Wildcats
New Hampshire
Sam Lussier
Jerry Whelchel
Lloyd Wells
Red Men
Connecticut
Maine
Keefe Defends Cross Country Title on Regional Day
Jim Keefe, 145 pound Central Connecticut junior, retained the New England Intercollegiate cross country individual title by a quarter mile over Brown junior Dave Farley as Brown won the team crown. Keefe will defend his NAIA national title in Omaha on November 24 and runs in the IC4A meet in New York next week. Brown placed third through fifth included John Jones, Bob Brouillet, and Jim Wrynn amid team totals led by Brown at 62 points.
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Boston
Jim Keefe
New England
Keefe
Brown
Dave Farley
Central Connecticut
Omaha
Neb
New York
John Jones
Massachusetts
Bob Brouillet
Jim Wrynn
Springfield
Providence
Maine
Wesleyan
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Coast Guard
Northeastern
Boston College
Vermont
Tufts
Boston Patriots Hold Slim AFL Eastern Lead
Denver coach Jack Faulkner backs Boston to beat Houston in an AFL clash as Boston trails by half a game. Boston had won 34 20 in the prior meeting and beat Denver 33 29 Sunday, with injuries cited on both sides including Billy Cannon Charley Tolar and Charley Lee.
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Dallas
Boston
Houston
Denver
Jack Faulkner
Oilers
Patriots
Falkner
Billy Cannon
Charley Tolar
Charley Lee
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Michael Warren
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J. Albert Merrow Sr
Charles Loon
Dirk van Loon
Wilton, Conn
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Gordon Gates
William Bouidion
Erwin Mattison
George MacGregor
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Joseph Watts
Richard Krawczyk
Charles Disque
George Reagan
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Alfred Marino
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L. D
Sam) Sanborn
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French Hollow
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Paul Graham
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Boston Traveler
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Jan Moyer
Jon Meeker
Don Carcieri
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