West Upsets Highlight Top Football Powers in Week
Nationally ranked Big Ten champion teams again fell to west coast foes as UCLA halted Ohio State 9-7 and Stanford toppled Michigan State 16-13. Georgia Tech, Army, and others saw upsets while Alabama and Texas won comfortably. Penn State and Southern California won key matchups as Washington routed Kansas State.
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Horace Greeley
Big Ten
California
Midwest
Michigan State
Stanford
Spartans
Georgia Tech
Army
Louisiana State
Michigan
Mississippi
Old Miss
Houston
Glynn Griffing
Texas
Tulane
Longhorns
Penn State
Rice
Dave Hayes
Southern California
Iowa
Hawkeye
Washington
Kansas State
Quinn Wins GOP Nomination in Hawaii Primary
Governor William F. Quinn defeats Lt. Gov. James Kealoha by about 10 700 votes to win the Republican gubernatorial nomination. John A. Burns trails with 71 648 votes. Senatorial totals show Rep. Dan Inouye leading Democrats with 80 707 votes and Dillingham securing the unopposed Republican slot with 54 760. Democratic nominees Matsunaga and Gill win House seats. Attorneys Evenson and Sutton take Republican nominations.
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Honolulu
William F. Quinn
James Kealoha
Hawaii
Quinn
Kealoha
Daniel K. Inouye
U.S
Benjamin F. Dillingham
Spark M. Matsunaga
Thomas P. Gill
U.S. House of Representatives
Attys
Albert W. Evenson
Richard
Ike) Sutton
Nixon Optimism Buoyed by Ike's California Talk
In San Francisco Nixon touts a "big push" in his bid for governor aided by Eisenhower's full endorsement. Fund-raisers across four California cities netted about 560000 for the Republican campaign as Eisenhower urged turnout and effort before Election Day.
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Nixon
Ike
California
San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Bakersfield
Eisenhower
Cow Palace
Kennedy
Edmund G. Brown
Dick Nixon
Brown
Financial District
George Christopher
News Neees
House
Senate
Strikes and standings from multi-league bowling Thursday
Readable lanes show teams from Green Mountain and Southern Vermont Leagues with high singles and triples led by Appel Long Dawson and Dickie. Standings list Bijurettes Woodchoppers and Bellemare's leading in respective divisions as Pownal Valley and Volkswagen trail.
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Pin Pilots
P. Foster
D. Babson
B. Forrest
E. Hysek
D. Dickie
Wilmington
Whitingham Rebels
Buttons & Bows
B. Mills
Rockettes
P. Willard
A. Hopkins
L. Stenson
Whit. Rebels
Gutter
Markers
Dover Boys
J. Brissette
Harriman Doves
R. Murdock
Thunderbirds
Precisionists
Etewn
B. Martin
Power Co
Harriman Aces
K. Hopkins
Mobile Barber
Harriman
Col. Shell
Wil. Lions
Legionaires
Skunks
D & D Jolivette
B. Butler
Cumming's
D & S Choice
B. Corbett
B. Corbet
Lions
Esso
Jolivette
D & S Choice Strippers
Cummin's Hawks
Lonergan & Thomas
Lauzen Tigers
Vermont Forestry Outlook Highlights Private Woods Wealth
Vermont reports record gross income from commercial forest lands in 1960 exceeding 124 million dollars. A census shows 29 000 private owners with under 100 acres and 10 000 with up to 500 acres, together nearly 70 percent of private forest land. The rise in forestry income underscores foresters guiding woodlot owners on management and marketing.
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Vermont
Saratoga Racing Entries Open With Numerous Races
Entries listed for a Saratoga meet feature first a trotting mile with six horses including Collyer's Pride and Onward Diamond, followed by pacing divisions with Jimmie McAbbe and Lib Genesee. Multiple third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth pace events are scheduled with numerous stable entries and AE notes.
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Collyer
Pride
B. Bogardus
H. Motsiff
Pat
D. Corneau
General Sampson
F. Jevons
Maysis
J. Morrill
F. Livingston
W. Silk Jr
Lady Burke
W. Blake
AE Harvey's
Jimmie McAbbe
B. Kelseth
Lib
Genesee
O. Cole
Tallulah Wick
Meadow Prince — M. Weaver
Washington Star
R. Webber
W. DO. Melburn
R. Dunn
Phyllis C. Scott
F. Tingley
P. Dailey
Patty Bea Flash
R. Kniffen
Jarrettown
Lee — W. Arthurs
Double Brewer
V. Pizzano
Nancy Thew
Yours Truly
M. Akoury Jr
Blue Yonder
A. Ambo
Polly Byrd
J. Morrill Success
Tom
C. Franklin Morton
G. Raider Demon
Harry
H. Hoyt
Bev Hi le — A. DiMeo Cousin
Kate
D. Huff
Melody Gold
R. Breighner
D. Bromiley
June
Sunny Malone
H. Sha
R. Hamilton
Merrie
Adieson — M. Weaver
Sabik Wick
T. Valente
Blake — S. Haight Jr
Shadydale
Bewitch
C. Bogardus
Wishian — W. Spencer Jr
J. G. Rachel
H. McQuarrie
Night Cap
D. Hamm
Splasn
Old Smuaggier
W. Arthurs Gay Maundy
P. Lynaugh
Congress
George
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Territorial
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Girl's Untouchables League
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A. J. Kennedy
D. Long
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