Stillwater Wins Wild Home Game 13-6 Over Hoosick Falls
Stillwater High School edged Hoosick Falls Central 13-6 after a third quarter interception return for a touchdown. Cowin's 25 yard run put Stillwater ahead. Hoosick Falls tied late in the half before the decisive pick by DeFabio set up the final score as Stillwater moved to 2-0-? on the season.
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Soviet Precision Instruments Sell Worldwide Says Tass
Tass reports over 70 nations buy Soviet precision instruments citing high quality and moderate prices aiding competitiveness in the world market.
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Tass
Rainy Columbus Day Four-Ball Crowns Moynihan Rounds Team
A Troy New York duo Jack Moynihan and Cliff Rounds won the Mt. Anthony Country Club Columbus Day four ball tournament after three days of wind and rain. They defeated Gene Devine of Albany and Carl Hegel of Bennington 4 and 3 in match play. The field of 40 teams included players from Vermont Massachusetts and New York across four divisions with several consolations decided.
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Grid Scores from College Football Week Results
Alabama 17 Vanderbilt 7 Georgia 7 South Carolina 13 Auburn 16 Kentucky 6 Toledo 42 Marshall 12 Southern Miss 31 Chattanooga Memphis State 49 Louisville 0 Cincinnati 27 Wichita 15 Southwest Penn State 18 Rice 7 Texas 35 Tulane 8 Arkansas 42 Texas Christian 14 Texas A&M 7 Texas Tech 3 Texas Western 16 New Mexico 14 North Texas 29 Hardin-Simmons 8 Washington State 24 Arizona State U 24 Brigham Young 28 Colorado State U 7
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NFL Scores Briefs From Sunday Market Stadium
Green Bay beat Detroit 9 to 7 and Washington topped Los Angeles at the capital. New York defeated St. Louis 31 to 14 while Cleveland won 19 to 10 over Dallas. San Francisco finished 21 to 13 against Baltimore and Chicago fell 13 to 0 at Minnesota. Pittsburgh edged Philadelphia 13 to 7.
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NFL Scores Briefs Houston Defeats Buffalo 17 14
San Diego tops Dallas 32 28 in a pair of listed NFL games. No other games scheduled today.
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Griffith Edges Fullmer In New York Bout
In New York Emile Griffith of New York outpointed Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah over ten rounds. In Buenos Aires Federico Thompson of Argentina defeated Jorge Peralta of Uruguay over five rounds.
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Don Fullmer
West Jordan
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Buenos Aires
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Argentina
Jorge Peralta
Uruguay
Parochial Girls Prefer to Wear School Uniforms
A survey by Sister Marie William reports that Roman Catholic high school girls favor uniforms over personal attire. The study covers diocesan schools in Indianapolis Vincennes Chicago Joliet Chelsea Malden and Washington DC. Uniforms are seen as economical time saving fair to look at easy to maintain and help the group look well groomed. A minority dislikes uniforms citing boredom and limited self expression.
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UPI
Marie William
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Vincennes
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Joliet
Ill
Chelsea
Malden
Mass
Washington, D.C
Tebbetts Resigns as Braves Manager to Lead Indians in 1963
San Francisco AP reports Birdie Tebbetts, 50, resigned Friday as manager of the Milwaukee Braves to become the 1963 field boss of the Cleveland Indians. He replaces Mel McGaha, fired by the Indians last Sunday, the season’s final day.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee Braves
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Indians
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