Ole Miss Faces Tulane in SEC Showdown Title Contender
Ole Miss, No 1 in The Associated Press poll, meets Tulane as the Green Wave relies on defense to challenge a 4-0 Ole Miss. Other top games include Iowa vs Wisconsin, Ohio State against Purdue, Syracuse hosting Penn State, Navy vs Air Force, Missouri vs Kansas State, Baylor vs Texas Tech, Clemson vs Maryland, and Oklahoma at Kansas. Miami beat South Carolina 21 6 with Addie Johns starring in Friday night action.
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Tulane
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Associated Press
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Iowa
Ohio State
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Midwest
Dakota
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Baylor
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Miami
South Carolina
Addie Johns
Big Miami
Mr GGG Seeks Grid Glory In Weekly Football Picks
The column tracks Mr GGG's grid picks with 57 wins and 28 losses, noting several upsets and a late rally by Thornton over Portsmouth 26 to 14. Readers are reminded of Friday deadline and the difficulty of predicting high school games.
Bipartisan duty pairs couple in Norman precinct
Mrs. W. G. Davis, a Democratic precinct chair, carries a heavy voting box with help from her husband, a staunch Republican. The scene highlights cross party cooperation in Norman, Oklahoma.
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Norman, Okla
W. G. Davis
Major high school games highlight crowded prep schedule
Cheverus tops Portland and South Portland defeats Cony in top matchups. Deer ing beats Edward Little while Brewer prevails over John Bapst and Rockland defeats Old Town. Also listed are Farmington over Madison and Paris over Mexico, with Winthrop over Bridgton, Jay over Wilton, Lisbon over Livermore Falls, Boothbay over Monmouth, Bucksport over Orono, Bar Harbor over Mattanawcook, Hallowell over Dixfield and Foxcroft over Hampden. The deer hunting season opens in Zone 3 at sunrise amid a landmark timberland expansion by Brown Co. and a recap of thrilling football comebacks from twin city schoolboy games since last Saturday.
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Cheverus
Portland
South Portland
Cony
Deering
Edward Little
Brewer
John Bapst
Rockland
Old Town
Farmington
Madison
Paris
Mexico
Winthrop
Bridgton
Jay
Wilton
Lisbon
Livermore Falls
Boothbay
Monmouth
Bucksport
Orono
Bar Harbor
Mattanawcook
Hallowell
Dixfield
Foxcroft
Hampden
Twin City
Thornton Academy Field
Tommy Eck Thornton
Maine
Binette Meets Forcier For Twin City Title
The Twin City bowling final pits champion Paul Binette against challenger Gerry Forcier at Pastime lanes tonight at 6. Binette led by 21 pins after 10 strings, total 1123 to Forcier 112? 1.144 first 10 strings noted. If Binette loses he earns a rematch. winner then faces last week’s Twin City tourney winner, Lucien Lachance, with tonight’s match drawing a strong crowd.
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Paul Binette
Gerry Forcier
Timbers
Binette
Lucien Lachance
Pic-Six Pool At Lewiston Fall Racing
Pic-Six wagering returns at the Lewiston Fairgrounds fall harness meet opening Monday and running to November 12. A new pay-out split gives 70 percent to the top six winners and 30 percent to the runners-up, with IBM machines used to select winners.
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Lewiston
Lewiston Fairgrounds
Arthur B. McGee
Auburn
Mutuels
John Francis
McGee
IBM
Rockingham
Maine
Weekend Football Skirmishes Across Five Venues
This afternoon features Lewiston at Biddeford at Alumni Field and Thornton meeting Stephens at Rumsford both at 1 30. Biddeford hosts Kennebunk at Kennebunk at 1 30 while Norway and Old Orchard Beach clash in Old Orchard Beach at 1 30. North Berwick travels to Wells for a 1 30 kickoff.
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Lewiston
St. Louis
Ggg
Kennebunk
Stephens
Thornton
Wells
North Berwick
Norway
Old Orchard Beach
York
Traip
Alumni Field
Fewer than 1000 Grizzly Bears Estimated in U.S.
Researchers estimate the grizzly bear population in the United States at under 1,000 individuals, reflecting ongoing conservation challenges. The figure highlights regional variances with most bears concentrated in Alaska and parts of the lower 48 in Montana Wyoming and Idaho.
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United States
Top NFL Clubs Meet NFL ACUP-SPORTS
NFL week preview with Colt Unitas returning from a letdown at Green Bay and Bears led by fullback Casares. Colts favored over Rams, Bears over 49ers, both aiming to pull ahead in the Western race. Browns host Cowboys as two of three 2–0 clubs clash in early action. Giants visit Redskins in the East. Steelers visit Cardinals as 1–2 teams meet in Pittsburgh. Detroit at Philadelphia, Eagles favored. Colts injury notes include Mutscheller and Galimore out.
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Jim Kensil
Associated Press
Johnny Unitas
Rick Cauntangle
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Chicago Bears
Casares
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Jimmy Brown
Bobby Mitchell
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New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Eagles
Jim Mutscheller
Willie Galimore
Aster
Rams
Infant AFL drawing good crowds as schedule grows
The Infant American Football League reported 357,535 fans across 18 games, averaging just under 24,000 per game, with Sunday’s four-game slate featuring Dallas Texans at Houston, New York Titans at Buffalo, Boston Patriots at San Francisco, and Los Angeles Chargers at Denver. Oilers at Jeppesen Stadium in Houston, 3:30 pm EST, ABC telecast with regional blackout elsewhere. Titans visit War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo at 1:30 pm EST on ABC with Buffalo blackout.
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American Football League
AFL Today
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Oilers
Houston
New York Titans
Bills
Buffalo
Boston
Patriots
San Francisco
Oakland Raiders
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Broncos
Denver
Jeppesen Stadium
Texans
ABC
Titans
War Memorial Stadium
New York City Seeks National League Berth
New York City pushes for an NL expansion berth with a promise of a 1962 stadium. Mayor Wagner and Bill Shea mobilize support by telegrams to all NL committee members, drawing positive remarks from Commissioner Ford Frick and NL President Warren Giles about progress toward adding a major league club in New York.
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National Baseball League Expansion Committee
Chicago
Robert Wagner
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Frick
Giles
Wagner
Bill Shea
Moyer Meets Fernandez In Television Fight
Welterweight contender Denny Moyer of Portland faces Jorges Fernandez of Argentina in a 10 round TV bout at Madison Square Garden. Moyer, NBA ranked No.4, is a 2-1 favorite. Fernandez is unranked with a 69.5 to 1 record and 50 knockouts. The bout is the second ABC Saturday night telecast at 9 p.m. EST.
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Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Jorges Fernandez
Argentina
Madison Square Garden
Fernandez
Moyer
NBA
Benny Kid Paret
ABC TV
Thornton Academy Girls Tie Deering In Hockey Stalemate
Thornton Academy field hockey fought Deering to a 1 1 tie at Thornton. Shorty Cole opened scoring with a first quarter goal assisted by Sharon Anderson and Rose Cole. Beverly Crawford later scored for Deering on a deflected shot. Thornton freshmen lost 4 0 to Deering IVs.
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Thornton Academy
Strong Deering
Thornton
Shorty Cole
Sharon Anderson
Rose Cole Deerings
Beverly Crawford
Deering Iv’s
Jim Busby Released by Orioles After 1980 Season
Outfielder Jim Busby was given his unconditional release by the Baltimore Orioles. A 23-year-old who joined in 1957, he spent time with Miami, returned to the Orioles last June, finished 1980 with a .268 batting average in 80 games and 159 at bats with 41 hits.
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Baltimore
Jim Busby
Baltimore Orioles
The
Birds
Miami
Oriole
National Leaguers Defeat Americans in All Star Game
The National League All Stars led by Ernie Banks defeated the American League All Stars 5 to 0 at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City. Bill Mazeroski’s homer highlighted the game, while Roger Maris and the American contingent struggled offensively.
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Jersey City
N. J
Ernie Banks
Roger Maris
Roosevelt Stadium
Bill Mazeroski
Marcotte Cups Club Title In Shuffleboard
Fern Marcotte wins the Voltigeur club shuffleboard title after a strong finish to tie Yvon Caron atop the standings with 14-6 in the 1960 season then defeats club president 15-11 in the playoffs to become champion. Joe Pelletier places third at 11-9 while Emile Picard finishes 10-10 and others range 8-12 to 5-15.
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Fern Marcotte
Voltigeur Club
Caron
Marcotte
Joe Pelletier
Emile Picard
Aleven
Ernest Corriveau
Adrien Petit
Lucien Martel
Romeo Provencher
Rheal
Ronald Caron
Sharman Leads Celtics Win Over Lakers in Porterville
Porterville hosts an NBA exhibition where Bill Sharman scored 23 points to lead the Boston Celtics to a 102 82 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. K C Jones added 20 as Rudy LaRusso had 17 for the Lakers. Celtics led 50 31 at halftime.
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N H
Shelly Sullivan
Pomerleau
Garrett
Conlon
Thornton
Clippers
Dave Kerry
Stone
Sullivan
Roger Spaulding
Brad Leach
Kerry
Eck
Ralph Tarbox
Spaulding
Leach
New Hampshire
Dubois
Porterville
Calif
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Lakers
Ray Felix
Charman
Bill Rodgers
Divorces Granted in York County Superior Court
The September term of York County Superior court concluded with one divorce finalized and three other decrees granted but not final until the 30 day appeal period passes. Finalized were Verna M. Stacey and H Manuel Swett of Springvale, and Charles I Swett of North Berwick. Dorothy R Chellis of Acton from Elwood Chellis of Newfield and William Gagne of Sanford from Pearl Ella Gagne.
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York County
Morse High wins Portland triangular meet with record pace
Morse High School of Bath won a triangular cross country meet in Portland as Sam Burgess set a new course record of 12 53. Thornton Academy and Deering followed with 53 and 45 points. Thornton’s John Parola, Fred Cheney and Charlie Kahill led the rivals while other Thornton runners placed in the 6th through 25th spots.
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Bath
Portland
Sam Burgess
Morse
Deering
Thornton Academy
John Parola
Thornton
Fred Cheney
Charlie Kahill
Burgess
Parola
Secord
Atwater
Leblanc
Seaver
Sheehan
Robinson
Pirates Hitless At Bat In Ford Loss To Yankees
The Pittsburgh Pirates went hitless in four plate appearances yet scored two runs. Whitey Ford started for the Yankees and was charged with the loss after pitching five innings.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Toppazzini Returns To Action For Bruins Tonight
Boston Bruins winger Jerry Toppazzini returns to the lineup tonight against Toronto after pulling a muscle in Sundays 4-4 tie with Montreal. Jim Bartlett remains sidelined, with a possible return Thursday against Detroit. The Bruins seek their first win as they visit Chicago after two ties in four games. Toronto, beaten twice and tied once, shakes up its lines with Bob Pulford centering Ron Stewart and Bert Olmstead.
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Toronto
Jerry Toppazzini
Boston Bruins
National Hockey
Spice mix for sponge cake batter with warm spices
A suggestion to enhance sponge cake by grinding cloves nutmeg and allspice to create a fragrant spice blend that adds warmth and depth to the batter.
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