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Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1959

Page

13

LSU Oklahoma Auburn in early college football poll

LSU and Oklahoma hold top spots with Auburn third as the first AP poll of the season is released. LSU leads with 64 first place votes and 1,105 points, while Oklahoma trails and Auburn sits at No. 3 facing tough weekend opponents Texas Christian Northwestern and Tennessee respectively. Clemson and Texas Christian gain ground after key victories.

Wes Gumsuley Lewisiana Stade Oklahoma Auburn Associated Press LSU Tigers Texas Christian Northwestern Evanston Tennessee Knoxville LSU Clemson Mississippi North Carolina TCU Kansas Louisiana State Southern Army Wisconsin

Chester OES Meeting to Convene at Masonic Temple

Chester OES Liberty Chapter plans official visitation at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with Deputy Grand Matron Eliza Conrad and Deputy Grand Marshal Madelyn Walgauer in charge. A business meeting at 5 p.m. and a turkey supper at 6:30 follow, with Barbara Myers guiding the event.

OES Liberty Chapter Masonic Temple Eliza B. Conrad Madelyn Waljaguer Webster Barbara Myers

Final ENYGA Tournament Set Tomorrow

Providence RI AP reports the Longshoremen Local 1329 and Local 1684 vote to rejoin AFL-CIO. The 1999 ENYGA tournament schedule features a grand finale buffet at Troy Country Club with Arthur S. Soares presiding as local president. Peg Danforth oversaw reaffirmation, citing 11 years of association. The ILA previously expelled in 1953 for corruption on New York New Jersey docks.

Providence, RI Providence International Longshore Amen’s Assn New York Kers Peg Danforth ILA AFL New York - New Jersey

Soccer Tops National Sports in Popularity Worldwide

Soccer is widely regarded as the world's most popular game, with baseball cricket and bull fighting ranking highly in some nations, while the World Book Encyclopedia suggests soccer holds the top spot globally.

Father of Football Walter Camp Credited With All American Team

Walter Camp, described as the father of American football and originator of the Daily Dozen exercises, is noted by the World Book Encyclopedia as starting the annual selection of notable football players for an All American team in 1889. This recognition places Camp as a pioneering football coach who shaped early all star selections.

Walter Chaimcey Camp Camp

Origin of Soccer From Rugby Roots in England

The World Book Encyclopedia notes that a Rugby player upset with weak kicks started carrying the ball and running. This shift led to carrying the ball becoming common, sparking a move to name the game association football to distinguish from rugby, later shortened to soccer.

The Rugby England

Plans Snarled Again For Boston Project

Boston plans for a government center faced fresh delays as Judge Frank J. Donahue upheld a restraining order. The senior judge called land taking proposals an outrage to the taxpaying public and barred the city and the Boston Redevelopment Authority from any agreements with the federal government over land seizure in the Washington Street City Hall area amid owners’ contention the property is valuable tax revenue.

Boston UPI Frank J. Donahue City Boston Redevelopment Authority Washington Street City Hall

New adult education courses added at Mount Everett Regional

Southern Berkshire Regional School District introduces two fall classes in the adult education program at Mount Everett Regional School. Creative crafts led by George T. May offers ceramics, block printing, stenciling, silk screening, and weaving on Thursday evenings. Men’s conditioning directed by Richard L. Maghery runs Thursday evenings in the Mount Everett gym.

Sheffield Southern Berkshire George T. May James A. Shiminski May Mount Everett Regional School Richard L. Maghery Mount Everett Shiminski Mary Schneck Paul Decker Alton S. Dinan James A. Shimin Helen Shaw

West Stockbridge Legion to Hold Friday Meeting

American Legion Post 254 will hold a special meeting Friday at 9 PM at the Card Lake Hotel. The nominating committee led by Walter Skorput Joseph Murray and Edward Desaulniers will prepare a slate of candidates for the October 7 gathering.

West Stockbridge American Legion Post 254 Card Lake Walter Skorput Joseph Murray Edward Desaulniers

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