Harvard Yale gridiron clash in doubt this weekend
Associated Press previews the Harvard Yale football rivalry as a near certainty to decide Ivy League and features a broader look at rival conference showdowns. The piece notes projections for Michigan State over Illinois, Oklahoma over Nebraska, Washington over Washington State, Pitt over Penn State, Auburn over Florida State, USC over UCLA, and Duke over North Carolina with bold assertions on players and team form.
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Bauer Named Oriole Manager
Hank Bauer was named manager of the Baltimore Orioles for a one year term. He pledged leadership that motivates players and plans to keep the same lineup unless changes prove necessary. General manager Lee MacPhail said Bauer could spark the club into contender status, amid optimism from players like Brooks Robinson and Milt Pappas.
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Brown Regains Scoring Lead in NFL Week
NEW YORK AP Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns retook the scoring lead with 78 points after his 13th touchdown of the season. Brown piled up 154 rushing yards to reach 1,447 total this year as Cleveland lost a first place tie with a 20 14 defeat at St Louis. Jerry Kramer of Green Bay moved to 76 points, two ahead of Don Chandler, as Roosevelt Taylor of Chicago grabbed two of five Bears interceptions for 118 yards. Dick Lynch of New York led in interception yardage with 152 on six picks.
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Classified Columns Offer Bargains Galore Daily
Readers are urged to scan the classified pages for daily bargains across many categories. Listings advertise items for sale, services, job notices, and local deals, reflecting active market exchanges in the community.
St Louis High announces 21 game basketball schedule
Athletic Director Brother Gilbert unveils a 21 game varsity slate for St Louis High School with home and away games against Westbrook Oxford Hills and Stephens High School. The Eagles play at Biddeford Junior High Gym with key dates against Sanford Portland Westbrook Cheverus Oxford Hills Thornton Edward Little South Portland and more.
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Lineman Denby Blackwell Named AP Lineman of the Week
Manhattan Kansas AP reports Kansas State lineman Denby Blackwell, a 6 foot 2, 183 pound junior from St. Louis, named AP Lineman of the Week after clutch plays in a 21 0 win over Iowa State. Blackwell caught a 25 yard fourth quarter pass setting up the clinching TD and later intercepted a pass for a 39 yard return. He played mainly as a cornerback and praised the team effort, with competition from SMU’s John Hughes cited. Other standouts included Oklahoma guard Eddie McQuarters, California guard Bruce MacDonald, and Iowa end Ivory McDowell.
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Eddie McQuarters
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California
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Iowa
Hockey Results National Hockey League
The Associated Press lists today’s NHL games with Toronto at Montreal, Boston at New York, and Detroit at Chicago. No games are scheduled for Tuesday or Thursday.
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Trading Period Opening
New York AP reports major league baseball owners begin the annual interleague trading period at midnight, running to December 15. Vada Pinson, Joey Jay, Gordy Coleman possible Cincinnati targets. Cepeda, Mathews, Thomas among NL sluggers rumored. Wagner, Gentile, Lu Clinton cited for AL talks. Dodgers’ World Series defeat fuels AL hopes.
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Jimmy Sidle Could Become College Rushing Leader
Auburn quarterback Jimmy Sidle stands 14 yards behind Kansas star Gale Sayers in NCAA rushing totals after eight games. With two games left for Sidle and one for Sayers, Sidle could become the first quarterback to lead major college rushing. Sidle has 835 rushing yards at over 100 per game, while Savers has 849 in nine. Don Trull of Baylor dominates passing and total offense with 1860 passing yards and 1913 total offense yards.
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Round Robin Hoop Pairings Announced
The Lion Club sponsored round robin opens the local season Saturday night in Linnell Gymnasium Saco with three 20 minute periods St Louis High vs St Ignatius High Old Orchard Beach vs Biddeford and Thorn ton Academy vs Sanford. A 10 minute warmup precedes a dance Eliot Fink chairs and profits go to Lion charity projects.
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Pro Basketball Tuesday Results
Cincinnati faced Detroit in a high scoring game ending with Detroit 162 over Cincinnati 127. Boston defeated New York 126 to 98 in the night’s other matchup.
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Morrison Hero for Giants on San Francisco Trip
New York Giants use Joe Morrison as handyman back after injury. He carried 17 times for 98 yards four and caught three passes for 54 yards and two touchdowns. Morrison led with 152 yards from scrimmage, while Jim Brown's 7.1 yard average pace remained unmatched. The piece notes broader NFL draft history and Texas Negro athletes entering college play, highlighting Darrell Royal's stance and Southwest Conference integration.
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Building seasons loom as three high schools pursue hoops
Biddeford St. Louis and Thornton Academy announce large basketball tryouts led by TA coach Jim McGaffin who calls the upcoming year a building season. Seniors Wade and Petit co-captains pace a 17-game schedule with youth and height hopefuls across a deep roster.
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Fights Last Night Across Three Cities
In Pittsburgh Johnny Morris of 160 pounds won a decision over George Berton of Philadelphia 160. In New York Lenny Mangiapane 154 1/2 outpointed Georgie Briggs of Brooklyn 15. In London Dave Coventry outpointed John White of Chicago in lightweight action. In San Jose Dean Bogany 174 defeated Roger Rouse 172. Alphabot 131 stopped Ray Coleman 131 of Phoenix in Arizona.
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Celtics Win Without Cousy Power Knicks in MSG
Boston Celtics dominated the New York Knicks 126 to 98 at Madison Square Garden to raise their season mark to 32 11 as they proved they can win in the NBA without retired Bob Cousy. The Knicks, riding a three game win streak, were unable to slow the rejuvenated Celtics in the second game of a doubleheader.
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Royals topple Pistons in 127 102 game
In NBA action the Cincinnati Royals defeated the Detroit Pistons 127 to 102 in the first game. The San Francisco Warriors built a 66 43 halftime lead and went on to calm 129 96 win over the St Louis Hawks, leaders in the West.
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