East Plans To Build Offense On Ground Play
San Francisco notes a strong East running attack for Saturdays Fast West Shrine game. Coach Milt Bruhn relies on ground power with three starting backs as No. 1 NFL draft picks. Tom Matte named starting quarterback. Herb Adderley Tom Mason and Tom Wiesner among key backs and Bernie Casey to sub at halfback roles.
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San Francisco
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Ohio State
Tom Matte
Matte
Herb Adderley
Michigan State
Green Bay
Tom Mason
Minnesota
Vikings
Wisconsin
Tom Wiesner
Bernie Casey
Bowling Green
San Francisco 49Ers
Hockey Results by the Associated Press
Montreal defeated Toronto 4 to 1 and Detroit beat New York 8 to 4 in Wednesday play. Chicago won 4 to 3 against Boston, with Detroit at Montreal on Thursday and no games scheduled Friday.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Moore Says Johansson Should Be Talking It Up
Los Angeles AP Archie Moore criticizes Ingemar Johansson saying he lacks fighting spirit and predicts a scared approach in the upcoming third heavyweight title bout with Floyd Patterson in Miami in March. Moore urges Johansson to talk up a good fight to boost gate receipts, noting Johansson’s elusive verbal form and uncertain confidence.
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Moore
Johansson
Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Miami
Examiner
Mel Dursing
Jus An
Archie
Ingemar
Biddeford City Court Circuit All Knotted Up
A four way tie in Biddeford City league after last night’s games at BHL gym. White Star Laundry beat Elm Laundry 54 43 while Prescott Metal Shop defeated Dutremble Brothers 55 47. Triple Cola edged Roy and Perreault 54 52 in a dramatic finish as teams jostle for early season position.
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Biddeford
White Star Laundry
Elm Laundry
Prescott Metal Shop
Dutremble Brothers
Triple Cola
Roy
Perreault
P. C
Dutremble
Graf
Scees
Pouride
Costaves
Film Laundry
Prescott
White Star
Ray Laliberte
Don Belanger
Moe Duross
Paul Cote
Ray Sylvester
Paul Bellevance
Phil Kopetski
Elm Lads
Norm Laliberte
Norm Gagne
Moe Boilard
Chief Montembeau
Art Descoteau
Bob Young
Randy Walker
Ray
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Dick Monder
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Piedmoul
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Joe Viger Wins Cribbage Tourney at Council Chagnon
Joseph Viger announced as winner of the cribbage tournament at Council Chagnon St Jean Baptiste last night. Banquet planned for January. Club hall hours and dues arrangements noted. Also mentions Primitive Guajiro Indians in Venezuela and their nomadic hunting diet.
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Joseph Viger
Council Chagnon
St Jean Baptiste
Jefferson Street
Biddeford
Venezuela
Brighter outlook for Chicago Hawks after win over Bruins
Ken Wharram scored twice as the Chicago Black Hawks beat Boston 4 3 on the Bruins’ visit. Chicago moved four points ahead of New York for fourth place while Boston, missing Art Erickson and Doug Mohns, sunk deeper into last place. Don McKenney returned from injury for Boston with a goal and assist. Mohns and Erickson were listed as day to day for a weekend home series with Montreal.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
New York
Bruins
Art Erickson
Doug Mohns
Wharram
Dollard St. Laurent
Boston
Don McKenney
Bruin
Orval Tessier
Andre Pronovost
Mohns
Erickson
Canadiens
Montreal
NFL draft fuels coaching guesses for Eagles and Giants
Philadelphia peers discuss replacing Buck Shaw and Jim Lee Howell as NFL champions must pick new leaders. Speculation centers on Vince Lombardi for the Giants, with Al Sherman possible in Philadelphia or Minnesota. Eagles likely to announce a new coach next week as NFL clubs pursue 280 draftees from 130 schools.
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Philadelphia
Buck Shaw
Philadelphia Fegles
Jim Lee Howell
New York Giants
NFL
Shaw
Howell
Eagles
Norm Vee Brooklin
Giants
New York
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
al Sherman
Minnesota Vikings
Lombardi
Sherman
Thornton Invading Eagles Nest In Twin City schoolboy basketball finale
Thornton academy travels to Biddeford High to face St Louis of St. Louis in a bid for the second city series win. St Louis brings a 3-2 mark after beating Biddeford, while Thornton seeks its first real push this season. The rivalry promises a packed gym and tense action as both teams chase early advantage and regional bragging rights. The card also notes York County games including Sanford at Traip and Kennebunk at Old Orchard Beach with local standings at stake.
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Biddeford
Thornton Academy
Eagles of
St. Louis
Eagles
Thornton
Jim Meaffin
Maroons
Morse
Bath
Sanford
South Portland
Kennebunk
Saco
Portland
Cheverus
Dick Hellige
Dave Blais
Fagles
Red Sevigny
BHS
Tigers
Cape Flizabeth
Riddeford
Capers
Gorham
Scarborough
Falmouth
Norway
Freeport
Traip
Kittery
North Yarmouth
Maine
Old Orchard Beach
Patterson named Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year
Floyd Patterson, first to reclaim the heavyweight crown, is selected as Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year for 1960. The award highlights Patterson’s comeback after losing the title to Ingemar Johansson in 1959 and regaining it by knockout in June. Ring also names Giulio Rinaldi as the Progress Award winner and lists Sonny Liston as runner-up among 1960’s top fighters.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Ring Magazine
Guilio Rinaldi
Italy
Patterson
Edward J. Neil
Boxing Writers Association
Ingemar Johansson
Miami Beach
Ring
Sonny Liston
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Pascual Perez
Cornell Lab preserves vast bird tape archive records
The Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology houses over 4000 tape recordings covering more than 600 bird species, reflecting a rich audio documentation effort.
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Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology
Pauline Thibault Edges Gillis in Twin City Ladies Match
Pauline Thibault led Kate Gillis by 27 pins at halftime and finished 1038 to 1011 in the Twin City Ladies championship at 20th Century Lanes. The six game, see-saw match featured steady twenties era bowling with Thibault's ten frame consistency securing the win. Gillis fought to the end with a high game of 132 and 114 final score.
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Pauline Thibault
Kate Gillis
Twin City
Thibault
Miss Gillis
Fans pelt Celtics with eggs as Hawks win
In St Louis the Hawks beat the Celtics 105 99 as Boston faced injury woes to Russell Sharman and others. Crowds hurled eggs in the fourth quarter prompting Bart Auerbach and Bob Cousy to demand action. Next visit to Boston is January 18.
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Hawks
ST. Louis
Bill
Russell
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Boston
Philadelia
Gene Conley
Philadelphia
Warriors
Cincinnati
Celts
New York
Colts
Oscar Robertson
Jack Twyman
Syracuse
Johnny Kerr
Los Angeles
Dolph Senayes
Nats
Elgin Baylor
Bob Cousy
Boson Celtics
St. Louis Hawk
Celtic
Red Auerbach
Cousy
Frank Ramsey
Auerbach
Associated Press
Maine Lone Hope In Down East Classic
In Bangor the Yankee Conference faces the Ivy League in Down East Classic semi finals Maine meets Corner Rhode Island plays Harvard After opening round Rhode Island edged Colby 67 66 in overtime Maine beat Boston University 73 67 Corner defeated Bowdoin 67 46 Harvard defeated Bates 75 51 Rhode Island star Charlie Lee hit a decisive late free throw in OT Tom Skip Chappelle led Maine with 23 points and 17 rebounds Bowdoin trailed Cornell in the first half but the Big Red pulled away in the second half Semis follow with Colby vs Bates and Boston University vs Bowdoin in the consolation doubleheader
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Bangor
Maine
Rhode Island
Harvard
Colby
Boston University
Bowdoin
Bates
Charlie Lee
Rams
Mules
Tom
Chappelle
Black Bears
B.U
Larry Isenberg
Crimson
Bobcats
Cornell
Big Red
Roger Seide
Squires Name Bowling Teams For January Tourney
Circle 372 of the Columbian Squires selected three bowling teams of four for a January tournament against the Lightning Club of Biddeford. The event is set for January 4 at 8 p.m. at the 20th Century Alleys in Biddeford. Attendees included Adrien Le Blond, Ralph Nadeau, Paul Bergeron, Robert Morrison, and Arthur Miller.
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Biddeford
Knights of Columbus
Columbian Squires
Circle
Squires
Lightning Club
20Th Century
Adrien le Blond
Ralph Nadeau
Squire
Paul Bergeron
Robert Morrison
Arthur Miller
Sam Silverman Promoter Talks Boxing In Boston Skit
In Boston promoter Sam Silverman known as Subway Sam hosts boxing talk about Terry Downes of England and Paul Pender for a middleweight title bout. The audience learns Downes may be late from New York due to travel and Silverman defends Downes as a top challenger.
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Boston
Sam Silverman
Subway Sam
Terry Downes
England
New York
Paul Pender
Silverman
Sam
Baltimore
Joey Giardello
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