Pro All Star Team Named
The AP named a 22 man All Star squad with the Bears, Packers, and Giants dominant. Y A Tittle and Jimmy Brown head the selections, Ditka among top picks, with Atkins and Adderley highlighting the defensive unit.
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NEW York
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
New York Giants
Associated Press
Bears
Y. A. Tittle
Giants
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Mike Ditka
Ditka
Doug Atkins
Bill George
Joe Fortunato
Richie Petithon
Roosevelt Taylor
del Shofner
Forrest Gregg
Jerry Kramer
Greenay
Jim Parker
Baltimore
Jim Ringo
Tittle
Roger Brown
Detroit
Henry Jordan
Herb Adderley
Shofner
Gtegg
Dick Schafrath
Kramer
Parker
Ringo
Chicaco
Y.A. Tittle
Bobby Joe Conrad
St. Louis
Tommy Mason
Minnesota
Chicago
Jim Katcavage
St Louis Eagles topple Biddeford in 85 56 rout
St Louis Eagles stunned Biddeford High 85 56 before 1100 fans as Caouette and Dodge led with 24 and 8 respectively. Dutremble and Lamb added double figures for the Saints who hit 37 of 51 foul shots while limiting Biddeford to six fouls in the winning effort. The win lifts St Louis to 1 2 while Biddeford drops to 0 3.
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St. Louis High
Biddeford High
Thornton Academy
South Portland
Sanford
Kennebunk
Wells
Eliot
St. Louis Eagles
Junior High
Ted Caouette
Bob Dodge
Dutremble
Paul Lamb
Saint
Saints
Tiger
Harriman
Lee
Twomey
Truman
Agreste
Caouette
Tigers
St. Louis
Biddeford
Red
John Prescott
Mike Petit
Prescott
Bob Polackwich
Bailey
Hap Tiensiou
Loyola of Chicago Tops AP Poll in Early Season
Loyola of Chicago leads the Associated Press college basketball poll with 32 first place votes and 353 points after easy routs of North Dakota and Kent State. NYU, Duke and Arizona State follow as top challengers with 312, 272 and 149 points respectively.
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Associated Press
Loyola of Chicago
Free-Wheeling Ramblers
North Dakota
Kent State
New York University
Duke
Arizona State University
Loyola
NYU
Cornell
Tulsa
Violets
Toledo
New York
Chicago
Arizona State
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Michigan
Ohio State
Oregon State
Kansas
Sox Trade Nellie Fox to Houston in Interleague Move
Chicago sends 35 year old Nellie Fox to Houston for two Colt farmhands Jim Golden and Danny Murphy. Fox, a .289 lifetime hitter and 1963 .260 hitter, departs as youngsters Al Weis and Don Buford push him from the White Sox lineup. Fox greeted the deal with relief and eyes two to three more seasons under Paul Richards.
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Chicago
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Fox
Houston
Colt
Jim Golden
Danny Murphy
White Sox
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cub
San Antonio
al Weis
Don Buford
Richards
Chambersburg
Caribou Return to Maine Aims at Range Expansion
The article explains reintroduction of Newfoundland woodland caribou to Maine, detailing species traits, size, color, antlers, and migration patterns. It notes hunting pressure once shrank their range, ideal climates, and behavior such as strong scent, foot clicking, and long migrations, with Seton’s remark on their wary yet curious nature.
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Maine
Lapland
Canada
Newfoundland
Ernest Thompson Seton
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Paul Twomey
Maroon
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Phil Stirk
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Davis Rowe
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Stirk
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Wells High
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Keith Darling
Bob Ahern
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Vincent Price
Tod Tales
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DR. Heidegger
Ed Short
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