Connecticut Football Suffers Knee Injuries Kam
Knee injuries hit UConn football with reserve guard Jim Brunnel and sophomore halfback Lawrence Reed out for the season following a 16-6 Yankee Conference loss to Massachusetts. Also sidelined are senior guard Gus Mazzocca junior halfback Ken Luciani and senior end Jimmy Bell, with Homecoming Day against Maine in doubt.
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Massachusetts
Gus Mazzocca
Ken Luciani
Jimmy Bell
Maine
Killington Klimb Uphill Car Race At Killington
Rutland hosts the Killington Klimb on the Killington ski area access road. The 1.7 mile uphill run includes turns. Sunday may drop gymkhana to allow three hill runs. Gates close during events per Vermont safety rules. race starts 9 am with 8 am inspection.
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Killington
Sherburne
Peter Larty
Vermont
Larry
Basin Lodge
Mountain Club Plans Two Hikes and Meetings
The Green Mountain Club Bennington Section outlines fall hikes with a Bromley Mountain cookout on a Sunday. Meet times are 1 30 p.m. at the Bennington Post Office and 1 45 p.m. at Shaftsbury four corners. Nov 4 features an East Road woods walk above Janet Lloyd’s residence. An open meeting is set for Dec 9 at the Old School House, Bennington, with film slides. The annual meeting occurs Jan 20 at 6 30 p.m. at the Old School House. Marian Riemann chairs the supper committee. films on outdoor activities are planned. Guests are welcome.
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Bromley Mountain
Bennington Post Office
Shaftsbury Four Corners
Mad Tom
Janet Lloyd
Old School House
Old Bennington
Marian Riemann
Dodgers Sell Sherry to Mets Splits Brother Battery
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded catcher Norm Sherry to the New York Mets and sent rookie outfielder Dick Smith in the deal. The transfer breaks the only brother battery in major league baseball with Norm Sherry aged 31 and brother Larry Sherry a Dodger reliever. The price was not announced.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Norm Sherry
New York Mets
Dodgers
Dick Smith
Mets
Sherry
Dodger
Larry Sherry
Gap of over fifty thousand in top ten golf money list
In Dunedin Florida AP reports a $50,000 gap between the highest and lowest earners among the top ten professional golf money winners. Arnold Palmer leads with 84448 while Bruce Crampton sits tenth with 31231. The list also includes Gene Littler Bill Casper Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Bob Goalby Doug Sanders Bob Nichols Phil Rodgers.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Palmer
Crampton
Gene Littler
Bill Casper Jr
Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Doug Sanders
Bob Nichols
Phil Rodgers
New England Players Dominate ECAC Majors All-East Team
Four New England players led the ECAC weekly All-East major college football selections. Holy Cross tackle Dennis Golden and Dartmouth center Don McKinnon headline the first team, with Massachusetts halfback Sam Lussier and Yale fullback Peter Cummings also named. Additional nominees include players from Harvard, Yale, Brown, Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Boston College, Connecticut, and Massachusetts across Ends Tackle Guards and Backs.
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New England
Dennis Golden
Don McKinnon
Golden
Holy Cross
McKinnon
Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Sam Lussier
Yale
Peter Cummings
Dave Hudepohl
Harvard
Paul Majeski
John Contoulis
Connecticut
Gerry Bucci
Brown
Lou Cicci
Boston College
Wolf Dietrich
Bill King
Scott Harshbarger
Tom Hennessey
Sean Sgrulletta
Harry Crump
Jon Meeker
Gemini Capsule Gives Pilots More Control in Space
Houston AP reports the Gemini program will shift to greater pilot control from takeoff to landing, with minimal assistance from Earth and automatic systems. The crew will manage orbital changes with a 65-pound computer and radar aided rendezvous with an Agena-D, enabling near spacewalking tasks and faster progression toward Apollo. Flyby aborts shift from ground to crew, parachute and paraglider enable ocean or ground landings, with Gemini flights set for late 1963 or early 1964.
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Mercury
Center
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ground Control Center
Saratoga racing shows rise in 1962 totals despite rain
Saratoga Springs race figures for the 1962 fall and combined summer-fall meetings show attendance of 459,706 across 111 racing nights and total handle of 21,444,610, with the fall meet attendance 108,447 and a fall handle of 5,669,936. The 1962 totals beat 1961 in several areas, though fall handle dipped by 2,291 from 1961, while new single day and race records were set during July 14 and the fall finale.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Saratoga Raceway
Rookie Zuger Shatters CFL Passing Record in 67–21 Rout
Hamilton Tiger-Cats rookie quarterback Joe Zuger, filling in for an injured Bernie Faloney, threw eight touchdown passes in a 67–21 win over Saskatchewan. Zuger completed 23 of 32 passes for 493 yards, with Hal Patterson and Garney Henley each catching three TDs. Frank Cosentino added five passes, two of them for touchdowns, as the TiCats totaled 572 passing yards. Tobin Rote’s previous seven TDs record stood since 1960.
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Ont
Joe Zuger
Arizona State University
Bernie Faloney
Zuger
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Saskatchewan
Homestead
Hal Patterson
Garney Henley
Dick Easterly
Tim Reid
Frank Cosentino
Tiger-Cats
Cosentino
Tobin Rote
Toronto
Montrea
Critic Crowther Donates 500 Books to Stowe School Library
Bosley Crowther, NYT film critic, donated 500 volumes of contemporary literature to the Stowe Preparatory School library, announced Monday by headmaster Robert D. Wright.
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STOWE
Bosley Crowther
The
New York Times
Stowe Preparatory School
Robert D. Wright
Man Drops Appeal in Pittsfield Assault Case
James Pierson, 22, of Bennington, withdrew an appeal from an assault and battery conviction in Superior Court. He was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction, after previously failing bail and receiving a two year sentence in District Court for an assault on Mrs. Geraldine Rose of 56 West Street, Pittsfield. Pierson received credit for 118 days already served.
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Mass
James Pierson
Bennington
House of Correction
Superior
Pierson
Geraldine Rose
West St
Journal Editors Urge Honest Journalism in Classroom Talk
Norman Isaacs executive editor of the Courier Journal and Times spoke at a Chattanooga teachers workshop, saying democracy rests on journalism quality integrity and responsibility. He called teachers ministers and newsmen a triumvirate with a mission to guide people toward the wealth of honest investigation.
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Louisville, Ky
Norman Isaacs
Courier-Journal and Times
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