Army Navy Game Sets Toss Up As Middies Seek Fourth Straight
St Louis area prep notes include St Louis High facing Sanford in season opener aided by a height-short roster and zone defense while Army under Dietzel and Navy under Hardin prepare for their 63rd clash. Dietzel restructures West Point with regulars go unit and Chinese bandits. Navy relies on QB Roger Stau bach’s passing as they seek a win.
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Dale Hall
Penn State
Syracuse
Pitt
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Chinese Bandits
Wayne Hardin
Roger Staubach
St. Louis High Schol
Dudley Coyne
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Biddeford
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Ray Arcand
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Don Dutrembie
Charlie Baillargeon
Bobby Dodge
Paul Lambert
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Mike Cloutier
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Old Orchard Beach
St. Louis
Roger
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Norm Beaulieu
Dave Blais
Torres Collins To Vie In L A Match Night Fight
Mexico's Raymundo Torres a knockout specialist faces Irish Billy Collins of Detroit in a nationally televised bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. The 21 year old from Reynosa holds 46 wins with 39 knockouts. Collins, 25 and Golden Gloves trained in Nashville, has 3 wins with 23 knockouts.
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Italian Nino Benvenuti outpoints Logart in Melbourne
In Melbourne Benvenuti defeated Isaac Logart on points in a 138 to 149 pounds bout while Franco De Piccoli stopped Wendell Newton in three rounds. In Chicago lightweights Allen Thomas stopped Clif Murkey in five rounds.
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Italy
Isaac Logart
New York
Franco de Piccoli
Wendell Newton
Melbourne
Love Allotex
Ghana
Auburn Copeland
Flint
Mich
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Clif Murkey
Eliot Sextet Defeated End to Long Maine Streak
York High girls defeated Eliot High 40 to 28, snapping the Eliot Sextet’s 78 game Maine winning streak spanning five seasons. The loss ends a historic run in local basketball, with York denying Eliot its record sequence on Friday night.
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York
Maine
Eliot High School
York High
St Francis Xavier X-Men beat Huskies 18 0 in Purdy cup win
Gerald Sevigny of St Francis Xavier university and his cousin Roger Sevigny from Biddeford starred as the X-Men extended their fifth straight undefeated Maritime football season by routing St Mary Huskies 18 to 0. Roger was named a top rookie in the Atlantic Football Conference.
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St. Mary University Huskies
Roger
Houston Colts Acquire Five New Players
In a bid to strengthen for 1963 the Houston Colts announced five new additions and trades. Don Nottebart and Dick Lemay join from Milwaukee and San Francisco respectively, while Manuel Mota also arrives from the Giants. Connie Grob and Jim Bolger move to Oklahoma City, with Lemay and Mota traded for Joe Amalfitano. Nottebart bought from the Braves for about 35000, and Glbs and Bolger sent for Norm Larker. Colts GM Paul Richards vows ongoing improvement toward a championship contender.
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Houston Colts
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Houston
Don Nottebart
Milwaukee
Dick Lemay
Manuel Mota
Connie Grob
Jim Bolger
Louisville
Colts
Oklahoma City
Lemay
Mota
Joe Amalfitano
Nottebart
Braves
Grob
Bolger
Norm Larker
Tommy Aaron
Larker
Pete Runnels
Boston Red Sox
Roman Melas
Paul Richards
88th Congress Seeks Shorter Session Amid Reform Talks
Washington observers expect a shorter session from the 88th Congress focusing on key New Frontier items such as Federal Aid to Education Medicare through Social Security and a tax cut with reforms. President Kennedy cautions on Democratic unity and possible Republican aid while discussions focus on curbing the Rules Committee and possibly adopting a 21 day rule to speed bill passage.
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Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
House of Representatives
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Novel Adapts Own Book for Broadway in 63
Novelist Peter Feibleman adapts his book into a stage work titled A Place Without Twilight. Broadway opening is planned for early 1963. The plot centers on a mother whose actions unintentionally cause her son's death. Basketball results and schedules follow.
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Peter Feibleman
Place
Trojans Risk Title Against Irish Cincinnati Aiming For Third Crown
Cincinnati opens title defense as NCAA champions seeking a historic third straight crown and a season opener at home versus DePauw of Indiana. The night marks one of 30 major games on the first big Saturday of the 1962-63 season with Ohio State, Wake Forest, Duke, Kentucky and others debuting or returning stars.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Paul Hogue
Little DePauw
Indiana
Ohio State
Lucas
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Wake Forest
West Virinia
Duke
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Ihita
Utah
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OSU
Gary Bradds
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Fred Hetzel
Don Davidson
Charlie Marcon
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Red Grange
Southern Cal
Badgers State
Wisconsin
Badgers
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
Mississippi State
Auburn
Oklahoma State
Giants Seek Eastern Title at Bears in Chicago Clash
Giants try to clinch the Eastern Conference as they visit Chicago to face the Bears. New York, 9-2 and riding a six game win streak, needs one more victory or help from other games to seal the crown. The Bears, 4-4-1, rebounded after early troubles and will challenge the defending champs while Pittsburgh and Cleveland stumble.
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Chicago
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Redskins
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Detroit
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
San Francisco
Minnesota
Attorney Says Alleged Briber Cleared by Wagman
New York AP report quotes Joseph Panzer, former attorney for Aaron Wagman, stating Wagman told him Molinas attended a prison conference in 1961 and that Wagman believed Molinas had nothing to do with the college basketball scandals. Panzer testified Wagman admitted bribing a player but insisted Molinas was not involved.
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New York
Jack Molinas
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Panzer
Molinas
Wagman
City
Panzer
Brooklyn
Columbia
Royals Close Gap In NBA East Chase
Cincinnati's on-rushing Royals beat Syracuse 139 117 to narrow the Eastern Division chase. They moved within one game of second place and within 21 percent of Boston, which hosts Syracuse tonight as the Royals face Chicago on the road.
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Royals
National Basketball Association
Syracuse
Nats
Boston
Celtics
Chicago
Patriots Rally To Down N Y Titans At Boston
Boston Patriots beat the New York Titans 24 17 to keep Eastern Division title hopes alive as Jimmy Colclough scored a 75 yard TD reception from Tom Yewcic with 4:80 left. Yewcic subbed for Babe Parilli and, despite injuries, led a late rally.
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Boston Patriots
Mike Holovak
Patriots
New York Titans
Jimmy Colclough
Tom Yewcie
New York
Colclough
Yewcic
Babe Parilli
Titans
Nick Mumbley
Yewcec
Larry Grantham
Curley Johnson
Gino Cappelletti
Holovak
Houston
Government Files Tax Suit On Promoters
The Federal government filed a tax suit over 1.17 million dollars against Championship Sports Inc. promoters of Floyd Patterson versus Sonny Liston in Chicago. The suit seeks to reclaim gate and closed circuit TV receipts from Sept. 25, and argues Nevada Graff Reiner and Smith Enterprises acted as employees, not independent contractors, for CSI. The IRS has seized 1.38 million in closed circuit receipts and still holds the money.
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Championship Sports Inc
Floyd Patterson
Soan Liston
Chicago
Liston
Internal Revenue
IRS
Graff, Reiner and Smith Enterprises, Inc
Nevada
CSI
Graff Reiner and Smith Enterpr is named as defendant
Graff Reiner and Smith Enterprises named as defendant with CSI branches in Illinois and Massachusetts. Liston and Patterson added on a technical basis.
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CSI
Illinois
Massachusetts
Liston and Patterson
Mice in Glassed Cages Show Different Climbing Habits
University of Maine psychologists found mice raised in low ceiling cages resist climbing while siblings from high ceiling cages quickly climb wire walls. After 14 weeks of practice, low-ceiling mice still lag. Study by Alan Baron Joseph Antonitis and Stephen Schell suggests environmental opportunity shapes skill development.
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University of Maine
Rais
Alan Baron
Joseph Antonitis
Stephen Schell
Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology
University of Maine Psychology Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Purdue University
Baron
Antonitis
Wilson Coe Research Fund
Hills Beach residents press for breakwater plan and bids for development
In a Peoples Forum letter Walter C. Scott of Hills Beach Biddeford Maine urges Uncle Sam and engineers to rebuild a breakwater to save Hills Beach and Camp Ellis, reduce local taxes, and allow cottage development while asking candidate Worthing for concrete plans. Separate sports schedule notes Chicago at Montreal Boston at Toronto Montreal at Boston Toronto at Detroit New York at Chicago.
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Congressman Oliver
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Uncle Sam
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Camp Ellis
Mr. Worthing
Walter C. Scott
Hills Beach Association
Associated Press
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Biddeford Legals Notice on December 5 1962 Meeting
Municipal Officers of Biddeford schedule a 6 30 p m December 5 1962 in the mayor's office to consider malt liquor licenses for Joe's Tavern Rainbow Tavern Thacher Hotel Foss Street Cafe Green Wave Restaurant Bull's Cafe Peacock Restaurant Club Cafe Ray's Cafe Wonderbar Steak House plus club licenses for Rochambeau Club Biddeford Aerie 804 AMVETS and others and the classification of licenses for Hotel Spirituous and Vinous and Club Spirituous Licenses. Raoul Binette city clerk.
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Joe's Tavern
South Street
Rainbow Tavern
Bacon Street
Thacher Hotel, Inc
Adams Street
Foss Street
Green Wave Restaurant
Water Street
Bull's Cafe
Peacock Restaurant
Alfred Street
Club Cafe
Main Street
Ray’s Cafe
Wonderbar
Washington Street
Rochambeau Club
Biddeford Aerie
Order of Eagles
Birch Street
Merton Ira Staples Post
Amvets
Association Co-operative du Conseil Chagnon
de L’union St Jean Baptiste D'Amerique
Wonderbar Steak House
Thacher Hotel
Association Cooperative du Conseil Chagnon
de L'Union St. Jean Baptiste D'Amerique
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Raoul Binette
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