Navy backs Bellino lead All America team picks
Navy star Joe Bellino headlines the AP All America selection with a backfield featuring Jake Gibbs Mississippi Pervis Atkins New Mexico State and Boo Ferguson Ohio State. End Mike Ditka Dan La Rose tackle Bob Lilly Ken Rice guard Ben Balme center Roy McKasson.
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Bellino
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Pervis Atkins
New Mexico State
Boo Ferguson
Ohio State
Dan la Rose
Missouri
Mike Ditka
Pitt
Ken Rice
Auburn
Bob Lilly
Texas Christian
Tom Brown
Minnesota
Ben Balme
Yale
Roy McKasson
Washington
Navy
Mississippi State
Francis Tarkenton
Georgia
Bill Kilmer
UCLA
Ron Bull
Baylor
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Ditka
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
la Rose
Harvard Edges Bowdoin 68 66 In Overtime
Harvard freshman Dennis Lynch scored the tying and winning baskets in a 68 66 overtime win over Bowdoin. Bowdoin’s Al Loane led all scorers with 22 points as Bates began with a strong start against MIT, while Lowell Tech beat Nassan 94 93 in OT and Loring Air Force downed Ricker 67 65.
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Associated Press
Harvard
Dennis Lynch
Schoows
Bowdoin
al Loane
Peler Bears
Bates
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Lowell Tech
Nassan
Lowell
Mass
Loring Air Force
Ricker College
Doris Gillis Defends 17th Western Maine Pin Title
Doris Gillis of Biddeford meets Dorothy VanderVeer of Scarborough Saturday at 4:30 at 20th Century lanes in the 17th defense of her Western Maine ladies bowling crown. Gillis leads by 53 pins after the first 10 strings in Scarborough. first half scores were 1139 to 1086. Both bowlers average about 111 in the York Cumberland County Ladies league under MLBA rules with a referee on foul lines. Rita Murphy is the next challenger for the title.
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Western Maine
Doris Gillis
Biddeford
Dorothy VanderVeer
Scarborough
York- Cumberland County
Rita Murphy
Ladies Western Maine Diadem
Round Robin Tourney Tomorrow Promises Hot Local Showdowns
Six York county teams St Louis Thornton Academy Sanford Biddeford Kennebunk Old Orchard Beach clash in a 60 minute round robin at Biddeford High School. St Louis opens against Thornton with Kennebunk facing Old Orchard Beach before Biddeford meets Sanford. Local rosters mix seasoned veterans with new talent as coaches gauge depth and potential for the season.
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Biddeford-Saco
Eagles of
St. Louis
Maroon
Thornton Academy
Kennebunk Rams
Old Orchard Beach Seagulls
Biddeford High
Tigers
Redskins
Sanford
Kennebunk
Thornton
Biddeford
McNabb Twins
Dave
Minutes
Dennis
Old Orchard Beach
Elks Youth Chair Reports Christmas Party At Home
Youth activities chairman Jones reports the Elks Christmas party will be held at the Elks home with a night program. He also notes a Sunday afternoon gathering on December 18 at 2.
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Elks
Jones
Sportscaster Talk At Biddeford-Saco Elks Meeting
Chuck Thompson, sportscaster for the National Brewing Co and Baltimore Colts broadcasts, spoke to the Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks on his Colts coverage. A Q&A followed as leaders credited Polackwich and Sullivan for arranging the talk. Memorial rituals and Christmas basket plans were announced.
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Baltimore Colts
Chuck Thompson
Biddeford-Saco Lodge of Elks
Thompson
Carl Sheltra
National Brewing Company
Colts
Biddeford-Saco
Gardner
Mass
Edouard H. Cote
Charity Committee
Maine Fresh Swamps Maine Maritime Academy 94 67
Maine revived a 94 to 67 win over Maine Maritime Academy as Brunswick Naval Air Station crushed Thomas Junior College of Waterville 74 to 54 in a pair of college basketball games.
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Maine
Maine Maritime Academy
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Thomas Junior College of
Waterville
Upset Opens Utah Faces as Loyola Dumps Utes
The season began with Utah, a top team, crushed by Loyola 85 64 after an early lead. Ohio State, Bradley, Cincinnati and Kentucky won, while Bradley survived a late rally to beat Minnesota 62 38. Jerry Lucas scored 29 as Ohio State beat Ohio University 85 64, and Cincinnati routed Indiana State 51. Ed Jucker started fast with his Bearcats, while Billy McGill led Utah with 26 and Ed Benton aided Loyola with 30 points. St Bonaventure beat John Carroll 109 45 and Miami of Florida overwhelmed Rollins 80 62. Auburn also won decisively as Livingston State fell short.
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Biddeford
George Wells
Tigers
Paul Chenard
Don Provost
Johnny Perreault
Norm Ruel
Billy Oakes
Earl Goodswin
Marty Bourque
University of Maine, Portland
Bob Clark
Gene Gaudette
Old Orchard Beach
John McSweeney
Seagulls
Gene Geaumont
Tommy Wells
Ron Ouellette
Norm Hirst
Paul Timmons
Bob Regan
Dave Jordan
Bob Day
George Hogan
Kennebunk
Rams
Pete Graham
Bruce Wakefield
Paul Bergeron
Associated Press
Utah
Los Angele Loyola
Ohio State
Bradley
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Providence
New York
Minnesota
Jerry Lucas
Ohio University
California
Oscar Robertson
Indiana State
Bearcats
Ed Jucker
Lucas
Buckeyes
Mack Herndon
Herndon
Chuck Walker
Ed Benton
Loyola
Billy
McGill
Bento
Utes
St. Bonaventure
John Carroll
Miami
Florida
Rollins
Auburn
Livingston State
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Abe Martin
Texas
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Balme
Jim Owens
SACO
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Akia
Vincent Joonehoe
Warner Bros
Dore Schary
Anchor Theatre
Laurence Harvey
Dawn Addams
John Clements
Michael Craig
Commander Crabb
Raymond Burr
Martha Hyer
Action
Purple Reef
Amet St
MA & PA
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Ozarks
Ben Hur
City Theatre
Gangs Acfay
Molly Bee
Ben Cooper
Edgar Buchanan
Universal International
Loretta
Coe
Johnny
Eldorados
Eagles
King
Portland
Buster Strout
Jim Lisica
John McNabb
Don Feeney
Paul Tarbox
Jim McGuffin
Dog House
Jeff Griffith
Dick Hellige
Bill Osborne
Ronnie Chenard
Dave Redmond
Harvey ‘Petit
Roger ‘Red Sevigny
Ray Dube
Dave Blais
Charley Baillarge
Morse
Hank Motorssd
Bob Arsenault
Sanford High
Gene Harge
Bruce Roberts
Roland Cote
Allan Kallis
Steve Waterhouse
Left
Leon Jones
Stephen Polackwich
Elks Meeting
Paul Trudeau
Franklin Street
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Park & Tilford, N.Y
Tilford
Bbe Kia Baveckes
Tilfond
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