Ski Development or Mine Divide Mt Whittlesey Town
In Mellen Wisconsin residents wrestle with Mt Whittlesey's future as 1800 foot peak could host a premier ski area or attract mining. Oliver Mining Co could yield 13 million yearly payroll if mining proceeds, while tourism offers about 1 million. Local leaders urge prudent development to preserve the hill for future diversification.
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Mellen
Wis
UPI
Midwest
Oliver Mining Co
Howard Peters
Mellen Area Development Corp
Ashland County Civic Club
Wisconsin
Peters
C.F. Beukemia
Duluth
Minn
Whittlesey
Patriots Lose Leo in Possible Season Injury
The Boston Patriots, top of the AFL Eastern Division, may lose guard Charlie Leo for the season due to a leg injury aggravated in practice before a 26 16 win over Oakland. Tony Sardisco likely to keep starting job. Billy Lott returns to workouts but may not be ready for the Buffalo game. Coach Mike Holovak says the team must win remaining games to reach the championship.
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Boston Patriots
Charlie Leo
New York
Oakland
Tony Sardisco
Leo
Billy Lott
Buffalo
Mike Holovak
Dallas
Houston
Dash Winner Billy Haughton Tops Dash Driver List
New York harness racer Billy Haughton was the top dash winning driver from 1953 to 1958, dominating the event with multiple victories. His mastery across those seasons established him as a leading figure in the sport’s sprint races.
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New York
UPI
Billy Haughton
Yankees' Dale Long Entertains Norshaft Arlington Leaguers
More than 300 gathered at North Bennington High School for the Norshaft Arlington Little League Vermont Champions banquet. Dale Long of the New York Yankees led a Q&A session, with Eugene V. Clark as toastmaster and a governor’s trophy awarded to the squad.
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Dale Long
Norshaft-Arlington
North Bennington
North Bennington High School
Vermont
North Adams
Mass
New York Yankees
Eugene V. Clark
Long
Maury Wills
Wills
Ty Cobbs
Francis Stemp
Stephen L. Vince
Atty. Clark
Vincent J. Spinielli
Charles Parsley
Sigmund I. Kaufman
Joseph A. McDonough
Bennington Little League
Barton L. Jenks
Norshaft Lions Club
Bernard P. Leamy
Robert Keough
The
Lions Club
Vin Bartholdi
J. T. Hayes
Turley Sale Starts Talk Of Belinsky
New York Yankees discuss a potential swap involving Bob Turley and Bo Belinsky as part of a conditional deal with the Los Angeles Angels. Yankees GM Roy Hamey says a suitable player will be exchanged by opening day 1963 if the Angels keep Turley. Belinsky denies involvement and Angels confirm no Belinsky in the deal.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Bo Belinsky
Bob Turley
Los Angeles Angels
Yankees
Turley
Angels
Roy Hamey
Los Angeles
Belinsky
Hollywood
Angel
Baltimore
Rollins Named 1962 Sophomore of the Year
Richie Rollins of the Minnesota Twins earns the 1962 sophomore of the year designation by the Baseball Writers Association of America. In 159 games he batted .298 with 16 home runs and 96 RBIs, contributing to Minnesota securing a strong season despite limited rookie play in 1961.
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NEW York
Richie Rollins
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Baseball Writers Association of America
Associated Press
Rollins
Minnesota
Last Diapers Loaded With evacuees to U S from Guantanamo
In Norfolk and Cuba a truck delivered the final items for evacuation of 1 700 military dependents to the United States aboard the Military Sea Transport Upshur. Capt Knud Mortensen of Clifton New Jersey said the last items loaded were diapers before sailing last Monday.
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Norfolk, Va
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Knud Mortensen
Clifton
N.J
Military Sea Transport
Upshur
Color TV shows add little to live sports value
NBC offers two color programs that showcase its advantages yet prove color does not greatly improve baseball or football viewing. Teahouse of the August Moon looks splendid but suffers from a shortened run time and weaker character development. The River Nile travelogue is visually stunning with poetic narration and a witty score, making color worth it for this type of program.
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New York
NBC
Okinawa
John Forsythe
David Wayne
Miyoshi Umeki
Forsythe
Nile
Black Africa
Alexandria
RPI Field House works to chill ice for winter hockey season
At Troy New York the RPI Field House refrigeration plant pumps brine through nine and a half miles of piping to freeze a 15 785 square foot concrete rink to 18 degrees. The process runs around the clock with 28 hours per cycle and seven resurfacings daily to maintain a smooth skatable surface for multiple teams and clubs.
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Troy
N.Y
RPI
Troy High and
Albany Academy
Pee- Wee
Bowdoin and Colby players named to ECAC small college team
Bowdoin end Frank Drigotas and Colby tackle Dick Bonalewicz were named to the ECAC small college All East football team. Also on the squad are Vermont guard Dave Sequist American International halfback Pete Schindler Tufts fullback Ron Deveaux with several New England players earning nominations across ends tackles guards centers and backs.
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Bowdoin
Frank Drigotas
Colby
Dick Bonalewicz
Vermont
Dave Sequist
Pete Schindler
Tufts
Ron Deveaux
New England
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