Western Auto tops Saco Cage Loop in league play
Western Auto moved to sole first in the Saco Rec adult league by crushing Saco Lowell 65 37 at Thornton Academy gym. The Automen have four straight wins, with Jack Martel scoring 16 and others in double digits. Bagleys edged Allied Hampshire 42 37 to tie Saco Tanning for second. Ralph Boisvert led the losers with 16 points.
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Western Auto
Saco Rec
Thornton Academy
Saco Lowell
Automen
Bagleys
Allied-Hampshire
Saco-Lowell
Dros Iris Carisee
Eek
Saco Tanning
Allied Hampre
Gary Mullins
Jack Martel
Parker
Bill Finch
Ralph Boisvert
Western Auto G
F. P Marters
Howard
Grant
Anne Pate
K Martin
Smart
J Jones
Wagner
Eeennee
R. Saco-Lowell
If Parker
Finch
Blais
Pawlikowski
Eer Dridge
E. If
L. Thompson
A. Martin
B. Thompson
Allied
G. F. P. Peterson
Boisvert
Krasko
Martin
Ll Bagley
Hampshire
Eree
Flynn
Kerry
White Stars win fifth straight in Biddeford league
The White Stars rallied in the third period to beat East End Oilers 40-35 and extend their league streak. Moe Duross led with 18 points while Jack Chenard added 11 for the losers. Elm Laundry rolled over by 63-30 as Bob Wilkinson scored 20 and Kopetski 18 to climb in standings.
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White Stars
Biddeford
East End
Elm Laundry
Roy
Perreault
Oilers
Moe Duross
Jack Chenard
EastEnders
Bob Wilkinson
Kopetski
Anastasoff
Ace
P. C. White Stars
Triple Cola
Prescott Metal
Roy and
Frank
G. F. Petit
Ewe Soulard
Boislard
Kenney
Wee Duross
Eae
Laliberie
Rg Dutremble
Huff
Laverriere
Throumoulos
Wilkinson
C P. Farley
Smart
East End Stsocies
Gourdouros
Beaudette
McClendon Named LSU Head Coach After Dietzel Exit
Charley McClendon, 38, of Lewisville Arkansas, promoted to head football coach at LSU succeeding Paul Dietzel who left to coach at West Point. Athletic Director Jim Corbett recommended a four year contract at 18000 dollars annually after polling the board of supervisors. McClendon joined LSU in 1953 following a year as an aide at Vanderbilt.
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Baton Rouge
Charley McClendon
Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State
McClendon
Lewisville
Ark
Dietzel
West Point
Jim Corbett
LSU Board of Supervisors
Alford Stops Tucker in Lightweight Bout
By Associated Press Johnny Alford age 161 from Philadelphia fought Johnny Tucker 161 of New York in a boxing match halted in the sixth round.
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Associated Press
New York
Johnny Alford
Philadelphia
Johnny Tucker
New_York
Dressen Accepts Toronto Field Boss Role in International League
Charlie Dressen, 63, is named field boss of the Toronto Maple Leafs in the International League for his third straight year in management. He left Milwaukee Braves at 1961 season end and rejoined the Braves system Monday. Carl Furillo, once a Dodger star under Dressen, says he faces no blacklist despite interest from Major League clubs. Commissioner Ford Frick and Mets show stance against a blacklist while Furillo pursues a majors bid.
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Charlie Dressen
Pepperpot
Millwaukee Braves
Dressen
Braves
Toronto Maple Leafs
Carl Furillo
Dodger
Ford Frick
Toronto
Furillo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Spokane
Frick
New York Mets
Ski Conditions Bulletin for New England and Vermont
New England Council skiing bulletin lists ski conditions by resort. Maine Mt Abram Pleasant Saddleback Sugarloaf Sunday River report base depths and snow quality from packed powder to granular and frozen granular ranges. New Hampshire and Vermont resorts show varied conditions from fair to excellent with upper and lower mountain notes and worn spots on several runs.
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Boston
New England Council
Maine
Mt. Abram
Pleasant Mt
Saddleback
Sunday River
New Hampshire
Black Mt
Cannon Mt
Cranmore
Waterville
Wildcat Mt
Mittersill
Belknap
Dartmouth
King Ridge
Mount Sunapee
Pinnacle Mt
Vermont
Jay Peak
Mad River Glen
Middlebury
Mt. Mansfield
Spruce
Maine Frosh Indoor Track Team Selected
Thirty University of Maine freshmen were named candidates for the frosh indoor track squad directed by Coach Ed Styrna. The group opens Saturday against South Portland High School in the field house while the varsity faces New Hampshire. Notable include two state champions Arnie Delaite and Murray Spruce, with rostered runners and field athletes from towns across Maine and New Jersey.
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Charles Anderson
Falmouth
Glenn Belvea
Gorham
George Baker
Auburn
William Cattelle
Tenafly
N. J
Terry Chadbourne
Pittsfield
Donald Chase
Sharon
Mass
Stephen Cowperthwaite
Kents
Hill
William Crediford
Alfred
George Daigle
Madaiwaska
James Dean
Waterville
Arnold Delaire
Brunswick
Bruce Hanson
Weymouth
Horace Horton
Blue Hill
Kenneth Howe
Bangor
David Johnson
Winslow
David LeClair
Orono
Dean Marr
Lisbon Falls
Thomas Marstin
Duxbury
Stephen Merritt
George Middleton
Bath
Leo Millett
Mexico
Albert Moreau
Presque Isle
Robert Newell
Hampden Highlands
Robert Perkins
Hallowell
Larry Sirois
Madawaska
Murray Spruce
Fallmouth
John St. Peter
Old Town
David Swett
Alan ‘Zimmerman
Midland Park
N.J
Pro Basketball Roundup From The Associated Press
Chicago fighter Bobby Stininato defeated Chuck Garrett by one point in Chicago. The report lists multiple basketball matchups and scores across cities including St Louis Syracuse Philadelphia Chicago and Los Angeles with various teams and venues.
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Chicago
Bobby Stininato
Chuck Garrett
Big Ten Race Emerges With Ohio State Dominance
Ohio State leads the Big Ten as conference play opens with a wide chase for the remaining nine spots. Non league results show OSU undefeated, while Purdue Iowa Illinois Northwestern Minnesota mix records. Notable performances include Nelson's Iowa scoring record and Minnesota high scoring output. Other league results span Vanderbilt Kentucky North Carolina and various national scores.
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Big Ten
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Illinois
Purdue
Iowa
Northwestern
Minnesota
Terry Dischinger
Indiana
Minneapolis
Don Nelson
Iowa City
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Spartans
Nelson
Vanderbilt
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Wildcats
Commodores
Gene Engel
Virginia
South Carolina
Engel
St. Louis
Isa
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Furman
Citadel
Oklahoma
Missouri
Louisiana State
Georgia
Tulane
Florida
Auburn
Mississippi
Murray
Eastern Kentucky
Clemson
Florida State
Providence
Massachusetts
St. John’s
Bridgeport
Ohio State Maintains Top Spot In AP Basketball Poll
Ohio State remains the top ranked college team as Cincinnati and Kentucky hold second and third places. Southern California jumps to fourth after weekend wins over California. Kansas State and Villanova slip to fifth and sixth. Mississippi State rises to seventh with an undefeated 10th win, while Duquesne and Bowling Green claim eighth and ninth and Duke drops to tenth.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Cincennati
Kentucky
University of Southern California
California
Kansas State
Villanova
Colorado
West Virginia
Mississippi State
Auburn
Bowling Green
Duquesne
Duke
Ohio State Buckeyes
John Havlicek
Jerry Lucas
Northwestern
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tulsa
Georgia Tech
Southern California
AFL Moves to Fine Griping About Officials
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss announced fines up to 1000 dollars for club owners managers and coaches who gripe publicly about officiating. He exempted Sid Gillman for his comments after the championship game but warned future public complaints could cost jobs.
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San Diego
Calif
Joe Foss
Sid Gillman
San _ Diego Chargers
Foss
AFL
Leagues
National Foot
NFL attendance hits record 3.99 million in 1961 season
Attendance reached a record 3,986,159 across 98 regular season games with an average crowd of 40,675 per game. Commissioner Pete Rozelle was re elected for five years at 50 000 dollars annually. Cleveland led with 426,886, New York 423,949, Philadelphia 412,318. Nine teams prepared stadium upgrades and new parks were planned for St. Louis and Pittsburgh by 1964 or 1965.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles
Rams
Jim Kensil
Associated Press
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Rozelle
League
Dallas
Minnesota
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
NFL
Porter Pours 70 Points Push Seagulls In Scoring Lead
Old Orchard Beach center Mike Porter erupts for 70 points across three wins against Eliot Berwick High and Thornton Academy to reach 171 points for the season and hold a 38 point lead over Pete Pierce of Kennebunk. Pierce sits second with 133 after 29 points against St. Louis, while Paul Twomey slides to third with 127.
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Old Orchard Beach
Mike Porter
Porter
Eliot
Berwick High
Thornton Academy
Pete Pierce
Kennebunk
Pierce
St. Louis
Paul Twomey
Biddeford
Louis
Butch” Ladakakos
The
Sea
Gulls
Bob Aaron
Thornton
Steve Bles
Ted Caouette
Walt Hirst
Twomey
Bhs
Ladakakos
Oob
Aaron
Goodale, Whs
Octonegarian Starts New Manufacturing Firm at 85
D Williams, age 85, left retirement to become president of Metal Forgings Inc. in a new plant with a $9 million Natco Corp. contract. The firm will produce gas cutting tips and welding torches, doubling its 20 employees as Williams pursues self employment and mineral-based growth.
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Chermuic
Beneilt
Metal Forgings, Inc
Natco Corp
Birmi Ala
Wiliams
Textile industry hearing set for January 16
Sen John C Pastore chairing the Senate Commerce Textile sub committee announced a January 16 hearing to review progress of administration efforts to aid the textile industry. Committee members include Sens Strom Thurmond and Norris Cotton. Also note guidance on preserving color in homemade pickles and relishes using white distilled vinegar.
Fine proposed for no shows by airlines defers ruling
The Civil Aeronautics Board tentatively approves penalties for no shows, proposing up to 50 dollars for passengers who miss reservations and at least 25 dollars if a ticket holder finds no seat. The ruling delays for 20 days to allow comments from airlines and others.
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Washington
Hhareims
Civil Aeronautics Board
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