Tufts Troubles Hit Tufts Ahead of Trinity Clash
Winless Tufts faces injuries with fullback Bruce Burleigh out for a week and quarterback Steve Karp lost for the season after a Colby defeat. Coaches shift Ralph Doran to fullback, Dick Sylvester to Dor en’s left half, and Dave Sullivan promoted to starting quarterback as Tufts prepares for Saturday.
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Ryder Cup Golf Series Opens in Atlanta With Bob Jones Revered
The 15th Ryder Cup pits United States against Britain in Atlanta as fans honor Bob Jones, now 61 and in a wheelchair, while Arnold Palmer leads the U.S. team in eight foursomes eight best-ball and 16 singles over three days. U.S. players include Palmer Casper Jr. Ragan Jr. Boros Finsterwald Lema Pott Maxwell Littler and Goalby.
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Belinsky Signs First 1964 Pact With Angels
Los Angeles AP Bo Belinsky became the first major leaguer to reach a 1964 agreement as the Angels signed him early. Once known for a no hitter and off field antics he says next year will show a changed man.
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Chamberlain Held Under Thirty Points In Exhibition Win
Wilt Chamberlain scored 26 points while five Warriors teammates reached double figures helping the San Francisco Warriors defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 105-97 in an exhibition game played in Stockton California Wednesday night.
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Tokyo fighter Triumphs in Narrow Boxing Bout
Tokyo-Somsak Laemphafa outpointed Akira Oguchi in a 126 pound bout. Laemphafa earned victory on points by a slim margin as both boxers traded blows across rounds in Thailand.
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Fights Last Night in Tight Cards Across Cities
In Teaneck New Jersey Jose Torres 161 pounds from New York defeated Don Fullmer 158 pounds from West Jordan Utah by outpoint in a ten round bout. In Bridgeport Connecticut Billy Tisdale 176 pounds from Bridgeport outpoint ed Daniels 175 pounds from White Plains New York over six rounds.
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Player Draft Aimed At Helping Colts And Mets
Cincinnati AP Houston Colts and New York Mets will select players in a draft intended to aid the low finish clubs. Up to 32 players may be drafted at $30,000 each, with teams able to close their list after picking one. Mets GM George Weiss cautions the effort won’t lift them to the top division and plans to evaluate players’ physicals before choosing.
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Sea Hawks Prep Before Boston Sweepers Game
Portland Sea Hawks return to practice at Portland Stadium after a 33 0 loss to the Sweepers in Everett. Coach Severino says too much farm tackling hurt last game and aims to bolster offense before the league deadline. Offense to be led by Moynihan Parady with Daniel Green Law and Dodge in backfield.
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Red Knights Lose Harrier Meet At Gorham
Gorham State Teachers College defeated St Francis College 35 to 24 on a 3.3 mile course in Gorham. John MacDonald won in 17 minutes 13.8 seconds, setting a course record as Charlie Malia trailed by a few seconds. The event marked the first intercollegiate cross country in more than two decades in town.
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Howe to receive two NHL trophies before Wings opener
Gordie Howe, 35, will receive the Hart and Ross trophies from NHL President Clarence S. Campbell tonight, then help the Detroit Red Wings start the season against the Chicago Black Hawks. Howe, aiming for Maurice Richard's career mark, needs five goals to break the 544 goal record in his 18th Wings season.
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Hockey results from national league standings update
The Associated Press reports Chicago 1 0 Boston Montreal Toronto Detroit New York scores as Wednesday results show Chicago beating New York 3 0 with Detroit and New York in other matchups. Chicago hosts Detroit in today’s game as standings adjust.
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Celtics Vow To Win Title
Boston Celtics leaders vow to secure a sixth straight NBA title despite Bob Cousy’s retirement. Bill Russell and coach Red Auerbach express confidence, while Cincinnati is seen as the main obstacle as the club considers its deep bench and recent additions Willie Naulls and Johnny McCarthy.
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Eagles Stags Film Attracts Large Crowd
Large crowd of St. Louis football fans gathered at St. Joseph's parish hall in Biddeford to view film of the Eagle-Cheverus game that ended undefeated runs for the locals. Coach Bob Cote fielded questions, defended the short kickoff in the final 30 seconds, and praised Dan Guignard Don Loranger John Cookson Ted Caouette and Dick Maurice for strong line play and leadership.
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Pony Bowling League Teams Are Selected
The Pony League for boys ages 13 to 16 will begin at Pastime Bowling Center in Biddeford on Saturday morning. Six teams were formed by averages, with Team One including Paul Gregoire and Ray St Louis, among others, and Team Six featuring Gordon Michaud and Lucien Frechette. The league is slated to start at 9 30 a m every Saturday.
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Dartmouth Has Longest Win Streak
Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman downplays pressure as the Indians extend their nation leading streak to 13 straight victories over three seasons. Dartmouth, Ivy League champions, lost key players yet remains focused on the next opponent, stressing preparation over the streak’s glow.
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