Maine Trio Leads UConn Line Against Maine
A trio of Maine natives Tom Conroy Fred Stackpole and Roger Gagne anchor UConn's line as the Huskies prepare to host Maine at Memorial Stadium in Storrs Conn The 15 200 capacity crowd is expected with Conroy Stackpole and Gagne all starters on the line and key contributors in the Huskies offensive and defensive fronts.
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South Portland
Fred Stackpole
Thornton Academy
Roger Gagne
Cony High
Augusta
Maine
Pine Tree
University of Connecticut
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Memorial Stadium
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Huskies
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Uconn
Eli
Rutgers
Massachusetts
Amherst
Gagne
Biddeford Junior High Triumphs Over Old Orchard Beach 33-6
Biddeford Junior High overcame an early Old Orchard Beach score to win 33-6. Biddeford produced kickoff returns long runs and interceptions for its points while om bert and Ladakakos stood out for the losers in a strong team effort by Biddeford.
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Old Orchard Beach
Biddeford Junior High
Biddeford
Ombert
Ladakakos
Dick Clark Presents Because They're Young At The Theatre
A Friday and Saturday screening features the film Because They're Young hosted by Dick Clark. The teen drama stars Dick Clark as host and showcases early rock and roll icons alongside rising stars.
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Dick Clark
Black Hawks Blank Maple Leafs to Lead NHL
The Chicago Black Hawks moved into first in the NHL after a 3-0 shutout of the winless Toronto Maple Leafs. Glenn Hall posted the shutout with 25 saves while Bobby Hall added a goal and two assists, supported by Dollard St Laurent and Murray Balfour. The win extends Chicago’s streak to three wins and one tie, ahead of Montreal and New York.
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Bobby Hall
Black Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
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Hais
Dollard St. Laurent
Murray Balfour
Hawks
Montreal
Ens
Thornton GAA Hay Ride Captures Fall Social Spirit
The Girls Athletic Association of Thornton Academy sponsored a hayride at Cole farm on Hollis road with 75 members. The event included a bonfire and cookout at a riverside campsite, organized by Carol Cole Martha Norton Janine Bertrand Cathy Roberts and Joan Bergeron.
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Thornton Academy
Cole Farm
Hollis Road
Carol Cole
GAA
Martha Norton
Janine Bertrand
Cathy Roberts
Joan Bergeron
Hook Credited With Hitting Of Rob Richardson
PITTSBURGH AP Rob Richardson, a 166 pound New York Yankee second baseman from Sumter DC, credits a shift in stance and focus on placed hits for his surge from .250 hitter to one of baseball's most storied World Series RBI records. He gathered three RBIs on Wednesday to extend the mark.
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Bobby Richardson
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
Ru Oh
Richardson
Sumter
D.C
RBI
Yankees 10 0 Pirates as Richardson belts grand slam
Richardson powered the Yankees in New York with a grand slam and six RBIs in the 10-0 win over Pittsburgh. He also hit two triples and the earlier 124 rout set a record, marking another strong performance in the series.
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Pittsburgh
Richardson
New York
Yankees
Pirates
Yankees Favored In Final Game Of 1960 World Series
In Pittsburgh the Yankees enter Game seven as 13 to 10 favorites to close the series. Whitey Ford, with a 12-0 win in the previous game, eyes another victory as Casey Stengel contemplates pitchers Turley, Stafford or Shantz. Pirates bench Dick Stuart and Gino Cimoli, add Ricky Neso and Bob Skinner, while Mazeroski remains the Pirates’ home run source.
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Aplington Tops Substitutes in Amherst Rivalry Context
Amherst, 2-1, short of players after the first 11, may call on Aplington brothers to fill second team spots as Jim Aplington and Bob Aplington push for starting roles. Tufts looks to avenge last year’s 63-0 loss to Lehigh in a big clash. Connecticut aims to extend fifth straight New England title run with Maine, Colby, and Springfield College players highlighted, including Bruce Kingdon, Herman Smith, Kent Davidson, and Roger Durant in offense and defense notes.
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Bob
Tufts
Lehigh
Bill Leckenby
Maine
Connecticut
New England
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Colby
Bruce Kingdon
Mony Ag
Herman Smith
Kent Davidson
Bob Burke
John Seely
Vermont
Roger Durant
Springfield College
Syracuse Bolsters Defensive Line Ahead of Penn State clash
Syracuse notes shifting roles on the 1959 national champions squad as coach Ben Schwartzwalder moves Bruce Tarboy and Al Bemiller into interior line spots to bolster the right side. Brian Howard and Tom Gilbur switch from ends to guard and tackle respectively as Syracuse braces for a tough game that could impact the Eastern title and rankings.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
N.Y
Bruce Tarboy
A! Bemiller
Ben Schwartzwalder
Brian ‘Howard
Ben
Tom Gilbur
Dic Fiedler
Dave Baker
Norm Lemieux
The
Orange
Venn State
Fights Last Night In Modesto And Tokyo Winners
Modesto California saw Oscar Orten prevail over Dave Camacho in a 137 pound bout. In Monterrey Mexico Coral Orte defeated 1194 pound fighter Kiyoshi Murai of Japan in Tokyo Japan.
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Associated Press
Modesto
Calif
Oscar Orteven
Corpus Christi
Dave Camacho
Monterrey
Mexico
Tokyo
Philippines
Kiyoshi Miura
Japan
Airmen Stricken At Loring Base Hit By Castro-enteritis
At Loring Air Force Base officials report 135 airmen stricken with castro-enteritis and 21 hospitalized. The outbreak, likely from contaminated food or drink, is confined to the same mess hall and officials say it has peaked.
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Loring Air Force Base
Celtics Edge Lakers In Overtime Exhibition
Boston's Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 117 to 115 in a long Beach exhibition game that went to overtime. The interleague matchup drew sharp play from both teams as fans witnessed a dramatic finish.
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Calif
Boston
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Hockey Results Show Chicago Shutout Toronto
Wednesday Chicago defeated Toronto 3 to 0 in hockey action. Thursday schedule lists Detroit visiting Montreal with a game to follow.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
Montrea
Celtics Beat Lakers In Exhibition Thriller
In regulation a 102 all tie, with Tom Heinsohn Bill Russell and Bill Sharman fueling the champions in overtime after Lakers guard Jim Krebs fouled out. Sharman led with 23 points, Russell 21 and 37 rebounds, as Celtics improve in the exhibition series and set to play tonight at the University of California Santa Barbara.
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Bill Russell
Bill Sharman
Lakers
Jim Krebs
Sharman
Russell
Celtics
University of California At Santa Barbara
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