Packers Bears open season in Green Bay test
Packers minus suspended Paul Hornung host the Chicago Bears while the Giants start at Baltimore against the Colts. The opening weekend features six on the road for New York and a mix of NFL and AFL games, including two Saturday night NFL games and five Sunday affairs.
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Ned Hine Wins Record Player at Open House
Ned Hine of 53 Chickering St. won the stereo record player at Imperi al Lanes weekend open house. Other winners included blankets for Mrs. William Squires, Mrs. Anthony Metallo, Miss Helen Van Bramer, and Miss Darlene Ostaski. Additional prizes went to James Tobin, Mrs. Norman St. Peter, Miss Meryl Fuhrman, and Miss Judy Ricci for camping gear, haircutting sets, and World Book Atlas prizes.
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Major League Stars Shine as Dodgers Lead St. Louis
John Roseboro drove in all Dodgers runs with a first inning grand slam and a third inning single in a 5-3 victory over Pittsburgh to keep Los Angeles ahead of St. Louis by three games. Juan Marichal struck out 13 and allowed four hits in Giants 6-0 win over the Mets, also homering.
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Williams Downs Norwich In Scrimmage 17–7
Williams College defeats Norwich University 17 to 7 in a scrimmage at Williams. Key plays include two first half punt miscues by Norwich leading to Williams touchdowns. Norwich scores in the fourth period on a Tony Campano run after a 34 yard Williams drive stalls. Crowd about 400, next scrimmage vs Bates at 3:30 p.m.
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Loscutoff Signs with Celtics as Three Hold Out
Boston Municipal Bowling League meeting set for Tuesday at Springside House. The Celtics sign Loscutoff and prepare for the 1963-64 season while Heinsohn remains abroad and Lovellette Havlicek still tied up. A circuit rep is expected at the session for the upcoming workout.
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Common Court To Be Opened Nights Weekly
Pittsfield Parks and Recreation announces the Common basketball court will be open Monday Wednesday and Friday nights starting next week weather permitting. The court will be lighted and supervised by park staff with basketballs supplied. If interest grows two leagues may be formed.
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