Perini Sells Braves to Wisconsin Group for 5.5 Million
Lou Perini sells the Milwaukee Braves to a Wisconsin‑led syndicate for about 5.2 to 5.5 million dollars with a 10 percent stake kept by Perini. John McHale remains president, with Bartholomay Reynolds leading the new ownership group and several Wisconsin businessmen named to the purchase.
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Packers and Colts set for pivotal Sunday test
New York AP reports Green Bay seeks to stay unbeaten in a 1950s style bid as they host Baltimore and then face Detroit on Thanksgiving. the column cites Hornung's return, Taylor's rush title chase, and a 49-0 win over Philadelphia as a benchmark while listing weekly NFL picks across eight games.
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Road to bowls clears with Big Ten tug of war
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Northwestern duel for the Big Ten lead while Missouri Oklahoma push for Orange Bowl bid. Top programs Alabama Georgia Tech and Southern California loom with bids likely as Navy and Army clash approaches.
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Cassius Clay Triumphs Over Archie Moore to Start World Title Hopes
Cassius Clay defeated Archie Moore Thursday night at the Sports Arena to post a bold claim as a world title contender. Sonny Liston questioned Clay’s durability while Clay’s backers eye European bouts and possible challengers. Moore’s camp blamed the 197 pound weight for the loss as he plans a return to form and a light heavyweight title bid.
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Bruins Seek First Win in New York Tilt with Rangers
The Boston Bruins visit the New York Rangers as Andre Pronovost returns to a line with Don McKenney and Jerry Toppazzini after rehabilitation by Coach Phil Watson. Boston is winless in 11 games after opening night while Ed Johnston is expected to start in goal.
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Retzlaff Set to Return for Eagles vs Giants
Pete Retzlaff star end of the Philadelphia Eagles returns from a broken right arm and is expected to play Sunday against the New York Giants, Eastern NFL leaders.
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Ex Bowling Green Player Testifies on Molinas Coaching
Bill Reed, a former Bowling Green State University basketball star, testified that Jack Molinas coached him about a grand jury appearance before Reed was named in a game fixing scandal. Reed described Molinas advising the use of I don’t remember and referenced a player who dodged the grand jury, later identifying Tony Jackson as the player.
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Soviet Packmen Open Canada Tour With Ottawa Win
Russia's national hockey team opened its nine game Canadian tour with a 7 3 victory over the Ottawa Senior Montagnards in Ottawa.
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Williams Soccer Team Faces Amherst In Title Clash
Williams College soccer coach Clarence Chaffee leads a 7 4 team to a decisive Saturday game at Amherst that will decide the Little Three title and the New England Championship. The match marks the final appearance of 10 key seniors who helped dominate New England soccer in recent years.
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Fosmire to Fight Barnes in 10-Round Feature Bout
New England welterweight king Bob Fosmire of Boston will meet Gaylord Barnes of Trenton in a 10 round feature bout November 20 at the Arenatorium. Promoter Sam Silverman announced the card. Fosmire stands 18-0.
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Bogey Gets a Bird
Floyd McDaniel at Pine Valley Country Club hooked a drive from No. 3 into the No. 5 fairway. The ball struck a quail and killed it, costing him a five on the par 4 hole.
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Hoosick Falls Schedule
Hoosick Falls basketball releases a full season slate listing home and away dates from November 21 through March 1. Opponents include Hartford Stillwater Salem Cambridge Argyle Hoosic Valley Schuylerville Fort Ann Greenwich Stillwater Hoosic Valley and Fort Ann with mixed home and away venues.
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Hoosick Falls Seeks Fast Break Edge In Deep Hoops Squad
Hoosick Falls High School readies a deep lineup led by 6-6 Ed Starr and 6-11 Dick Lasser. New scoring help from Paul Kipp and Dick Lasser joins a guard trio of Don Eighmey Doug Eighmey and Ronald Boupton as Bud Kenyon coordinates a pressure defense and early-season fast breaks in a four to five team race.
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Middlebury announces 22 game hockey schedule for Panthers
Middlebury College varsity hockey unveils a 22 game slate under coach Walter Nelson. Key returnees include captain John Weekes and Fryberger, Germond leads a squad aiming to rebound from last season. Nonconference and league games span Nov through March with opponents such as Macdonald College and Princeton.
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