Pittsfield Eyes Third Victory Tonight Versus West Springfield
Pittsfield High aims for its third win of the year and second of the week as it hosts West Springfield High at 8 in the Amory. The Eagles beat Searles 52-38 and Trade 73-26 in prep exhibitions, with Belanger leading scorers and Doughty strong on the boards.
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Hockey Scores From The Associated Press
Yesterday the Associated Press reported Boston defeated Chicago 5 to 1. Today's schedule lists no games while tomorrow features Detroit at Montreal, Chicago at Toronto, and New York at Boston.
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Rose Bowl Princess Struck By Common Measles
Pasadena report says Princess Cynthia Gillette contracted measles forcing vaccination of Queen Carole Washburn and four other princesses with gamma globulin. A fifth princess, Mary Lou Thomas, is deemed safe due to prior illness. Gillette plans to participate in New Year’s events once clear.
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New Mexico State Tops Scoring But LSU Dominates Defense
New Mexico State finished the season as the nation’s leading scoring team with 374 points over 10 games, a 37.4-point average. LSU claimed the top defensive title, allowing 5.0 points per game across 10 games, while Memphis State followed in scoring with a 30.3 average. Alabama posted the next-best defensive mark at 5.3 points per game.
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Faithful physician attends 238 straight Indian games
Dartmouth team physician Dr Joseph Pollard has not missed an Indian football game at home or away in 27 years. He has attended 238 consecutive games.
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Round 10 Today for Ex IBC Head Norris Before Senate
James D. Norris, ex head of the International Boxing Clubs, faced his last Senate Antitrust subcommittee questioning. He described reluctant dealings with mobster Frankie Carbo and said Carbo visited his New York apartment about twice yearly for a decade.
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VEW Rosa Milton Motors Archers Win
VEW Rosa and Milton Motors Archers won in Boys' Club Archery League last night at the club range. Rosa top shooter Robesch 187. Busy Bee led by Dave White 181. VFW led by Charley Nocher 222. Milton Motors featured John Sykes 244 and Dennis Powell 230 in a 4 1 victory over Brady's Cleaners.
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Homes Rally To Beat Repairs 27 22 At Boys' Club
In a Union Federal Basketball League game at the Boys' Club yesterday afternoon, Homes trailed at halftime 16 13 but outscored Repairs in the second half to win 27 22. Hickey led Homes with 11 points while Peter Clark of Repairs scored 6, with top scoring honors for the game. Referee was Jimmy Mooney.
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Bellino opts Navy service over pro football plans
Navy star Joe Bellino, 1940 Heisman winner, confirms four years in Navy submarine or Marine Corps after graduation next June. He says potential pro play is unlikely by age 26 and would prefer baseball if offered a chance. He has drawn interest from major baseball clubs, with no firm bonus details beyond initial talks around $50,000.
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Shotguns and Howitzers Highlight NFL Tie Breaker
San Francisco relies on the shotgun and Green Bay on howitzers as the 49ers and Packers clash in a Western Division tie breaker. Coach Red Hickey emphasizes stopping Green Bay and controlling the ball. Hornung and Taylor pace Green Bay with record scoring and rushing totals amid a crowded division race. The game, broadcast on CBS at 4:40 p.m. EST, follows Baltimore’s Sunday date with the Rams as other NFL matchups unfold.
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Kentucky lures football stars from Alabama
Louisville AP reports Kentucky made a bold recruiting push inked eight Alabama high school players and signed four others, marking the program's largest single-area recruitment in a decade. The Wildcats have relied on homegrown talent and strict academic standards for out-of-state players in recent years.
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Home Town Support in Kansas City for 1960 Yankees visit
Kansas City fans distributed autographed baseballs during the Yankees 1960 visit. Each Yankee received $125.12 while the Kansas City Athletics got $36.08 each in a commercial project with all major leaguers taking part.
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Burns Leads Bruins Past Chicago in 5-1 Win
Charlie Burns, a Bruins player with a metal plate in his head, scored twice to lift Boston to a 5-1 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks. The win moved Boston one point ahead of the idle New York Rangers as Brice Gambler stopped 27 shots and Ken Wharram netted Chicago’s lone goal with two seconds left in the opening period.
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NBA Results From Yesterday in Philadelphia and Boston
The bulletin reports scores and matchups including Philadelphia Nd a 111 to 148 loss to Cincinnati. Other listed games mention Boston hosting St Louis and Syracuse, with Cincinnati at Boston and a Detroit afternoon slate featuring Ivy Boston and Philadelphia, plus Los Angeles at St Louis.
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Kansas Jayhawks Lose Big Eight Title for 1960
Kansas is declared ineligible for the 1960 Big Eight football title after NCAA and conference findings. Kansas used star halfback Bert Coan ineligible in recruiting, leading to a forfeit of two conference wins and Missouri awarded the championship. Colorado rose to second, Kansas dropped to third as Missouri improves to 10-0 after forfeit. Bud Adams linked to the investigation and Doan’s Chicago trip cited.
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Thompson Aims To Take Paret Welterweight Title
Federico Thompson 33 of Panama battles Benny Paret in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Thompson, who haled from Panama, drew with Paret in March and hopes to win his first world welterweight crown. The Cuban champion defends after beating Don Jordan in Las Vegas. Televised by ABC at 10 p.m.
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Spokane Boxing Card Delivers Narrow Points Victory
Spokane locals Pete Rademacher of Columbus, Ga. and Isaac Lo Bart of Cubs margin triumphs over Kirk Barrow of Spokane and Steve Ward of Hartford, Conn. in a tough set of Associated Press bouts.
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