Hornung May Not Play Against Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers halfback Paul Hornung says he will not know until Saturday if he can play the NFL game against the Chicago Bears in Chicago. He has been out with a twisted right knee since Oct. 14 and faces a 50-50 chance to suit up as Green Bay aims for its eighth win in eight games. Hornung, the league’s top scorer in recent seasons, notes he has not had a good game all season, citing the opener against the Vikings as a low point. He returned to practice after missing time but may still be limited by leg issues from earlier in the year. Hornung served nine months with the Army during the Berlin crisis before joining the Packers.
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Rosales and Torres Triumph in Ring Showdown
The Associated Press report notes Antonio Rosales from Mexico stopped Curly Aguirre of the Philippines after six rounds, while Johnny Torres of New York outpointed Fi Ravala of the Philippines over ten rounds, in Manila last night.
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Boivin Returns to Bolster Bruins in Chicago Clash
Boston Bruins vie for a win at Boston Garden as Leo Boivin returns from a back strain to team with Teddy Green on one defense duo, Doug Mohns and Warren Godfrey on the other. Ed Johnston to stay in net as Boston seeks momentum against Chicago, which trails Detroit by one point for first.
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St Louis High Alumni View Football Films
About 300 attendees watched film of last week’s St Louis vs Portland game at St Andre Parish hall. Coach Bob Cote noted miscues but praised backfield players Norman Labbe and Spike Cote. He predicted a tough Deering game Saturday and hinted defensive changes. Refreshments were served.
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Oregon State Player Leads Pass Receivers
New York AP Vern Burke of Oregon State regains the national lead in major college pass receptions after eight catches for 131 yards and two touchdowns in a 51 22 win over West Virginia. Burke now has 45 receptions for 682 yards and nine TDs, ahead of Tulsa’s John Simmons and Northwestern’s Paul Flattery. Jerry Logan retains the scoring lead with eight points. Jim Pilot and Eldon Fortie rise in points totals.
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Longden Seeks Turf Classic Win at Laurel Racecourse
Johnny Longden the world's winningest jockey with 5650 firsts will ride Lebon M as Canada's representative in the Turf Classic at Laurel Racecourse on November 12. He rode T. V. Lark to a shock win over Kelso in last year's International.
Maine High School Cross Country Meet Draws Record Entrants
Maine high schools gathered at the University of Maine for the annual Interscholastic Cross Country Meet, expected to attract about 575 runners, the largest field in state history. Classes S M and L began at 1:30, 2:00, and 3:00 pm, with defending champions Glenn New Sharon, Schenck East Millinocket, and Green Isle set to defend titles as Morse Bath and Larry Waugh seek repeats in L and S divisions.
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Garron’s Rise to Patriots Roster On Weight Gain
Boston Patriots fullback Larry Garron recalls his growth from a 135 pound high school player to 220 pounds. He describes early setbacks, a Western Illinois English scholarship, and a late surge after joining the YMCA weight program. Garron credits hard work for his current role filling in for Billy Lott as Boston prepares for a Saturday trip to meet a rejuvenated opponent.
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Lessons of Buddhism in New York Book Review
E Zurcher’s new book Buddhism traces its origins and spread in clear prose. The work, published by St Martin’s Press, argues Buddhism has much to tell if allowed to speak for itself. Fellow scholars and readers gain a concise history and thoughtful perspective from the text.
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Trotters and Pacers at Lewiston Raceway Tonight
Lewiston Raceway hosts nine horse races tonight with entries across Class D and C. Notable contenders include Lone's Charm driven by Taylor and Winged Volo with Harp, racing from Race Four. Race Five features Billy Brooks and Easter Goose among the Pace divisions, while Miss Gideon leads a Class C pace in Race Three.
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Bowling Alleys Are Now Becoming Lanes in Key West
In Key West, bowling owners push to rename alleys as lanes to shed a rough image. Dictionaries label alleys as garden walks or bowling lanes, but the term lane remains imperfect. Proprieter fines text the shift, while gutters remain tied to old imagery and misused words.
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Baltimore Seeks NBA Franchise In 1963 Bid
Baltimore hosts seven NBA tryouts this year aiming to land a 1963 franchise. The Nats beat St. Louis 126 108 as Detroit Pistons fall to 0 6 with a 115 100 Celtics win. Kerr 26 Greer 19 for Baltimore while Pettit 29 led St. Louis. Lakers 115 95 Knicks.
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Advantage Of Home Ice Is Missing In NHL
NHL teams see home ice lose importance as 25 games yield only 10 home wins and six ties. Toronto struggles, winning just once in four home games, after a 4-3 loss to Montreal, narrowing the gap behind Montreal and Chicago while Detroit leads.
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Pro Basketball Hockey Results and Friday Schedules
Sports brief lists Wednesday NBA scores Boston 115 Detroit 100 Syracuse 126 St Louis 108 Los Angeles 115 New York 95 Also notes Friday games for Boston at Chicago New York at San Francisco Montreal Toronto Chicago Boston Cincinnati and Detroit with division standings and a classified ads promo for a rate contract.
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Computer aided seating for Georgia Tech alumni
The Burroughs Corporation reports a computer aided seating system for Georgia Tech games. Using graduation year and active alumni status, the program assigns alumni seats in about three hours, replacing the former three month process.
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New Horses In Evidence At Lewiston Harness Meet
Lewiston harness program showcases new contenders led by Coast Dispatch a four year old who debuted with a 2 12 4 finish. The card features C 1 and C 2 paces with newcomers Lance Abbe Battle Goose and Heather Moroka joining Eager Lewiston runners as 155 entries fill the nine race card.
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