Saco Cage Loop To Tap Off Tonight
The Saco Winter Recreation Basketball league opens tonight at 8 p.m. in Thorn ton academy gym withMen's Shop versus Rag Bags. A five team slate runs Mondays and Thursdays with a detailed schedule including Thornton Teachers and North Saco Rams.
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Saco
Thornton Academy
William Pawlikowski
Thornton Teachers
North Saco Rams
Spuil- Its
Pawlikowski
Thornton
Men's Shop
Orth Saco Rams
Celtics End Losing Streak Behind Injured Roster
Boston Celtics, weakened by injuries, snapped a three-game slide with a 127 120 victory over the Syracuse Nationals in Providence. Bill Russell led with 32 points as KC Jones and Tom Heinsohn fueled a late burst to seal the win while Jim Loscutoff sat out and Bill Sharman likely rested.
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Boston Celtics
Syracuse
Rhode Island Auditorium
Providence
NBA
Celtics
Jim Loscutoff
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Bill Sharman
Loscutoff
Sharman
Syracuse Nationals
KC Jones
Tom Heinsohn
Nats
Bill Russell
Heinsohn
Frank Ramsey
Sam Jones
Bob Cousy
Dolph Schayes
George Yardley
Dick Barnett
Hal Greer
California Bears rebound with win over USC in LA
California's Golden Bears recovered from a 62-57 loss to USC to win 60-45 in Los Angeles as Darrall Imhoff left briefly with a cut. USC had been ranked No. 10 after Saturday’s upset. Cal’s defense limited the Trojans to six field goals in the first half and 32 percent overall.
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Bears
Southern California
Trojans
Los Angeles Court
Darrall Imhoff
Cal
Los Andees
UCLA
Washington
Stanford
Oregon State
Utah
Montana
Ohio State
Seph Jerry Lucas
Illinois
Wake Forest
Clemson
McNeeley Faces Two Months Out After Hand Injury
Boston AP Tom McNeeley Arlington heavyweight is out for about two months due to a broken hand from last Friday's nationally televised TKO over George Logan. X-ray confirms the fracture. right hand in cast. Manager Peter Fuller says he will stay in shape with road work and that a TV bout with Thorner Ashmen may be rescheduled after healing.
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Boston
Tom McNeeley
Arlington
MecNeeley
George Logan
Peter Fuller
McNeeley
Fuller
Thoerner Ashmen
Tom
Rote May End Football Career With Lions
Detroit story reports Tobin Rote may have played his last season with the Lions after contract talks with Edwin J. Anderson failed to reach agreement. Rote sought an 18000 dollar no release contract, while Anderson said such a deal would not be offered and indicated he may not play for Detroit again.
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Detroit
Tobin Rote
Detroit Lions
Edwin J. Anderson
Lions
Anderson
Rote
Pecking toppled pole cuts power in four Wisconsin towns
Birds caused a widespread outage when a weakened pole failed, plunging four communities in Richland Center area into darkness for about three hours. Line crews investigated and repaired the damaged structure, restoring service as crews replaced the pole and inspected nearby lines.
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Richland Center
Wis
March of Dimes Bowling Strikes Contest Slated
The third annual March of Dimes Strikes bowling contest begins at 20th Century Lanes as T. W. ACA. F.C. LoGa Victor Canzano league and the Merchant's League resume after a holiday break. Players will strike to aid polio funds with dimes matched by the venue. top male and female strikers will win trophies and title as Strikes king and queen for 1960.
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March of Dimes Bowling Strikes
March of Dimes
T. W. Aca. F.C. LoGa
Victor Canzano
Lancs
Diane LeBla
Stuins' Horvath and Stasink Vie For Ice Honors
Montreal AP Boston's Bronco Horvath and Vic Stasink surge in scoring as NHL leaders chase Bobby Hull of the Chicago Black Hawks. Horvath climbs to 47 points, two behind Hull after adding seven points, while Stasiuk climbs to 42 and gains. Jacques Plante remains top goalie with a 2.46 GAA after three games, as Terry Sawchecks’ 2.59 ranks second.
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Sophs
Bill Cacciatore
Northwestern
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Soph
Don Nelson
Kansas State
Colorado
Iowa State
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Wichita
Cincinnati
North Texas State
Houston
Tulsa
Maryland
Yale
al Bunge
Bunge
Tulane
Mississippi
Jack Arden
Florida
Auburn
Jack Waters
LSU
Georgia
Mississippi State
Alabama
Jerry Graves
Montreal
Boston
Bronco Horvath
Vic Stasink
National Hockey League
Horvath
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Hull
Stasiuk
Jacques Plante
Detroit
Terry Sawcheck
Woodpeckers Undermine Structure in Widespread Damage
The report describes a structure toppled after hundreds of holes were pecked by woodpeckers, leaving extensive damage. Local authorities assess the extent and potential safety concerns. Community workers begin inspection and repair planning.
Heat Exhaustion Direct Cause Of Football Deaths
1959 saw 29 football player deaths, four from heat exhaustion, prompting a lighter practice recommendation when temperatures reach 80 to 85 degrees. The study by Dr. Floyd Eastwood noted 11 indirect football fatalities and 18 direct injuries, with the direct toll spread across high school, sandlot, semipro, and college play. Charles Lohr of Maryland died of heat stroke, along with three high school players, during hot practice conditions.
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New York
Floyd Eastwood
Los Angeles City College
American Football Coaches Assn
AFCA
Charles Lohr
University of Maryland
Bowling Averages and Player Scores From Local Meet
The list shows bowling averages and scores for players including P. Lamontagne 109 Ralph Nolette 107 H Beaulieu 95 and R Boissonneault 97 with multiple names such as Bob Gendron and Leverrier noted among participants. The document records individual totals and positions across teams with scattered OCR errors but preserves key figures and names.
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Isckeunns
P. Lamontagne
Ralph Nolette
C.ceeeeeees
R. Gendron
Mowrmeeult
Bob Gendron
Leverrier
R. Beaulieu
Ski Conditions Report from New England Council
New England Council ski conditions update lists Franconia Cannon Mt. fair to good and upper Mittersill fair to good lower good, Jackson Black Mt. good upper and good to excellent lower, Lyne Dartmouth Skiwey poor to fair, Newsury Mt. Sunapee fair to good lower trails, North Conway Cranmore fair, Bethel Sunday River Skiway fair to good lower, Bridgton Pleasant Mt. poor to fair lower, Kingfield Sugarloaf poor to all.
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Boston
New England Council
New Hampshire
Franconia
Cannon Mt
Franconia Mittersil
Jackson Black Mt
Lyne Dartmouth Skiwey
Newsury
Mt. Sunapee
North Conway
Cranmore
Bethel Sunday River
Bridgton Pleasant
Kingfield Sugarloaf
Flavor Addition Tips For Liver Wurst Sandwiches
A quick kitchen note advises mashing liver wurst for sandwiches or crackers and adding a touch of mayonnaise to improve texture and flavor. The tip highlights a simple enhancement using common pantry items.
Two Platoon Football Return Under Discussion
New York AP reports that SMU coach Bill Meek opposes a return to two platoon football and favors current rules. Abe Martin of Texas Christian backs limited substitutions, while AFCA committee chair Lou Little plans to reveal rules recommendations before the 37th AFCA annual meeting. The NCAA will review coaches' survey guidance in Miami.
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NEW York
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist
Meek
Lou Little
Columbia
AFCA
Abe Martin
Texas Christian
Martin
NCAA
Miami
Afca Rules Committee
Celtics Top Orange In High-Scoring NBA Clash
Boston defeated Syracuse 127 to 120 in a Monday NBA game. Tuesday has Minneapolis at Philadelphia and Detroit at New York, followed by Wednesday’s schedule Cincinnati at New York and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Boston
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Moose Skowron Trains Wrist At Home In New Jersey
Moose Skowron, the New York Yankee first baseman, uses a weight lifting device at his Hillside New Jersey home to strengthen his left wrist, which was broken in a Detroit game last July 15.
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Mooses
Moose Skowron
Hillside
N. J
New York Yankee
Detroit
Johansson Named Athlete of the Year for 1959
Ingemar Johansson, the 27 year old Swede who dethroned Floyd Patterson last June, won the Associated Press Athlete of the Year for 1959 with 120 of 288 votes. Johnny Unitas finished second with 54 votes, while Billy Cannon led other contenders with 42. Johansson will receive the Fraternal Order of Eagles trophy at a Milwaukee dinner.
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Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Associated Press
Johansson
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Unitas
Joe Louis
Herb Elliott
Billy Cannon
Louisiana
Chicago Cubs
Ernie Banks
Charlie Conerly
Patterson
Pender censured by Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Bay State Middleweight contender Paul Pender was censured by the Massachusetts Boxing Commission for permitting an interview on matters the panel says should have first been presented to them. Pender, a Brookline fireman, faced the group after a Dec. 22 Boston interview in which he called boxing rotten and infested with gangsters. He claimed misquotation during a later session, with the commission noting his strong background justified only a censure. He is set to meet Sugar Ray Robinson at Boston Garden Jan. 22 for the Massachusetts and New York title status.
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Paul Pender
Massachusetts Boxing Commission
Pender
Brookline
Sugar Ray Robinson
Boston Garden
Massachusetts
New York State
National Boxing Assn
Gene Fullmer
Plastic Bags Kill Youths in Wapping Falls
A young mother found her two sons, David Hummel aged 3 and George aged 2, unconscious with plastic bags over their heads. They died on arrival at the hospital Monday. The bags were reportedly found in a closet. The mother Judy Hummel, 20, says her husband Leonard, 21, is in the Army.
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Wapping Falls
David Hummel
George
Judy Hummel
Leonard
Cincinnati Rules Ratings Of College Hoop Squads
The Associated Press poll shows Cincinnati 10-0 as the top unbeaten team. The Bearcats led with 150 first-place votes and 1,686 points, ahead of California and West Virginia. Bradley rose to fourth, Utah fifth as California’s loss to Southern California helped the shifts.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
California
West Virginia
Bradley
Utah
Southern California
Ilinois
Bradley Utah
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Wake Forest
Illinois
Indiana
St. Louis
Texas A & M
Good on Sandwiches Giblets as Stock and Spread
Save giblets from broiler fryers and, when enough, use with wing tips for stock. Chop giblets and mix with mayonnaise, pickle relish, salt, and pepper for a sandwich spread. Mashed hard boiled eggs also make a good addition.
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National Football League
Charlie Flowers
Louisiana State
Flowers
Los Angeles Chargers
American Football League
Jack Mara
Giants
Mara
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Honolulu
Houston Oilers
AFL
Pete Rozel
Jean Morris
Hamilton
Ermuda
Somerset
Golden Bears
THE
Oregon Trail
James Stewart
F.B.J. Story
Anchor Theatre
Kennebunk
Frank Sinatra
Ed. G. Robinson
the Wonder Boy
Music Man
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Tee Es
Larry Bellafonte
Pier 5
Havana
City Theatre
Columbia Pictures
Technicolor
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Chae
Callam
Evy
Borland Vorm
Evars
Rua
Garrick
Joe de Santis
Jeanke Maneta
Clover
Double Feature
T-Bird Gang
Stuins’ Horvath
Stasink
Arnold Heft
Red Auerbach
Norm Drucker
Madison Square Garden
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Bay State Ring
Cincinnati Rules
Little Lassies League
Little Fellas League
New England Mercantile League
Blue Birds
Kes
Pepperell Maintenance League
Seeeweee
Wrens
Eseene
R. Levasseur- Has-Beens
Highau
X-Champs
C. Thibault
Rinky Dinks
Kingsmen
Une Seer
P. Lachance
R. St. Michel
National Mercantile League
Sevigny's
Wink's
Aceiff & John
Texaco
J. C
Cliff & John's
A. Waters
Janelle
Biddeford & Saco Country Club
J. Sevigny
P. Kerry
W.nadeau
P .Kerry
Little Lassies
Is Wildcats
Musketeers
Etevevereees
P. Oliver
P. Ouellette
20Th Century
Ee Saacsa
Hicks
Brownies
Whiz Kids
Bops
Seeeeer
Jolly Four
Jets
Alley Cats
A. Boucher
M. Minfutti
Olympia Fruit
Merchant's Express
Evans
Airport Garage
A. F. Letellier & Son
Archie’s
York County Bis
Eddie's Taxi A&p
Fecteau
Lemire
Rogers Fibre
York County
G. Bissonnette
Cowes
Solent
Isle of Wight
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