Quarterbacks In Rough Shape By The Associated Press
The piece outlines multiple college teams facing quarterback injuries and uncertainties. Sonny Gibbs of Texas Christian is out with three broken ribs replaced by Seth Gray Mills. Daryle Lamonica of Notre Dame has a bruised ankle but aims to play against Michigan State. Wilburn Hollis of Iowa has a wrist cast removed and may return later. John Hadl of Kansas remains the likely starter while Dave Sarette of Syracuse may play Penn State with Bob Lelli out with a hand fracture. Woody Hayes at Ohio State contemplates Minkowski or Mumme y for quarterback duties. Missouri’s Ron Taylor is among injured and Baylor fears missing its top two QBs Bull and Goodwin. Oklahoma State’s Mike Upton is out after an ankle fracture and Nebraska’s Willie Ross is limited with a hip injury.
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Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
Satuday
Texas Tech
Seph Gray Mills
Arkansas
Gibbs
Notre Dame
Daryle Lamonica
Fighting Irish
Michigan State
Lamonica
Southern California
Purdue
Iowa
Wilburn Hollis
Jerry Burns
Hollis
John Hadl
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawks
Iowa State
Dave Sarette
Syracuse
Penn
Ron Taylor
Missouri
Baylor
Bears
Rons
Bull and Goodwin
Oklahoma State
Mike Upton
Nebraska
Willie Ross
Pastime Club Beats Freeport By Four Pins In York League
Pastime B team defeated Freeport by four pins in a York County B division match. Pastime trailed by 30 pins after the first string, then rolled 550 and 548 in the next two strings to win by 75 pins. Gerry Bissonette led Pastime with 338, while Earle McCarthy also top scored for Freeport with 338.
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Freeport
Gerry Bissonette
Earle McCarthy
Kennebunk Freshmen Rout St. Ignatius at Home
The Kennebunk High School freshmen defeated St. Ignatius 26 to 6 at Kennebunk yesterday. Rams scores include Steve Schoff 50-yard run in the first period and 40-yard run in the third, Bob Reid 35-yard and 30-yard TDs, with Rod Dugre scoring for St. Ignatius late in the game.
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Kennebunk High School
St. Ignatius
Kennebunk
Rams
Steve Schoff
Bob Reid
Schoff
Reid
Rod Dugre
Spartans
Meat Per Person Consumption Estimate Shifts in 1961 United States
The 1961 meat consumption per person in the United States is estimated at 160 pounds, down one pound from the previous year due to changing dietary patterns and supply factors.
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United States
Spartans Take AP Top Ranking With Narrow Win Over Ole Miss
Michigan State edges Ole Miss to claim No. 1 in the AP poll after a 28-0 victory over Michigan. Mississippi has 21 first place votes to MSU's 16, Texas third, Iowa fourth, Alabama fifth, with Georgia Tech, Colorado, Arkansas, and LSU rising into the top ten. Mississippi is 4-0 after a 47-7 win over Houston. MSU 3-0.
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Associated Press
Michigan State
Mississippi
Ol’ Miss
Spartans
Michigan
Texas
Iowa
Alabama
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Georgia Tech
Colorado
Arkansas
Louisiana State
Houston
Baylor
Maryland
Spahn and Maris Named To Major League All Stars
The 1961 Major League All-Star team includes Roger Maris of the Yankees and Warren Spahn as repeat selections. Yankees teammates Mickey Mantle Elston Howard and Tony Kubek join in, with Norm Cash Frank Bolling Ken Boyer Frank Robinson and Joey Jay also chosen. Howard and Mantle tied for top votes with 156. Kubek edged Maury Wills for shortstop. Spahn beat Whitey Ford 83 to 78 for the left-handed rotation spot. Maris led AL in runs and RBIs with 61 home runs, named on 136 ballots.
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Associated Press
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Yanks
Baseball Writers Association
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Maris
Norm Cash
Tigers
Frank Bolling
Braves
Ken Boyer
Cards
Frank Robinson
Reds
Joey Jay
Howard
Johnny Roseboro
Dodgers
Mantle
Shortstop
Kubek
Maury Wills
Spahn
Whitey Ford
Browns Lose Bob Mitchell to Army Duty
Browns star running back Bob Mitchell is called to active Army duty, depleting the Browns backfield after Gene Hickerson’s injury. Mitchell, who formed a feared backfield with Jim Brown, will miss games at Pittsburgh and St Louis, with possible delay due to hardship deferments.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Gene Hickerson
Paul E. Brown
Army
Cleveland Browns
Bobby Mitchell
Brown
Mitchell
Jim Brown
Bobby
Washington
Illinois
Fort Meade
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Baltimore
Lamar Mohan
Trotters and Pacers Race Card Class D to C
A racing program lists eight trotting and pacing races with classes from D to C and purses up to 350. Entrants include Terry Belle, Stormy Harold, Miss Penny Lee, Ency H, Addison Hanover, and many others across six races. The card shows drivers A Langille Jr, H McKenney, V Holden, B Smith, J Foster, G Carter Sr, L Buckley, and more.
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Cram
Terry Belle
A. Langille
Stormy Harold
H. McKenney
Miss Penny Lee
W. Timmons
Ency H
V. Holden
Mr. Champ
F. Roullard
Addison Hanover
F. Robbins
Linda Brook
bin Gallon
Nira’s Princess
B. Smith Leland
Marvel
B. Whelan
W. Mooney
B. Smith
A. Nason
Inca
H. Bushway
Linda
R. Smith
Pace
Abbe
G. Carter
Cardinal Tass
P .Constanti
True Linn
A. Sears
Lady Dora
Jarrettown
Nora
C. Sheldon
Dusty Star
B. McAfee
Little Bugger
K. Russell
King
E. Griffin
Easton Hanover
F. Harmon Sherwood Lass
D. Richards
Janie Kay
M. Hodgkins
Nokomis Boss
G. Stanhope
Perischord
F. Smith
Ben
Evelyn's Comet
P. Lynaugh
Pettit Hagan Lead Hawks Over Celtics in Preseason
In Wichita, Bob Pettit and Cliff Hagan each scored 22 as the St. Louis Hawks beat the Boston Celtics 113 104. Halftime was 58 57, and the game stayed tight until the final minute of the third. Frank Ramsey led Boston with 21 and Red Auerbach rested Bob Cousy most of the fourth. St. Louis coach Bob Seymour was ejected in the second period after a dispute with officials.
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Wichita, Kan
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
University of Wichita Field House
St. Louis
Hawks
Boston
Frank Ramsey
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Bob Cousy
Bob Seymour
Sid Borgia
Richie Powers
Ceramic-face glass blocks go bright for home use
Ceramic-face glass blocks offer a color that cannot chip or peel and are now available in bright hues for home installation. The product emphasizes durable finish and modern decorative appeal for interior design projects.
Interior Department plans to preserve Padre Island coast
The Interior Department intends to preserve an 88 mile Padre Island stretch in its natural state, safeguarding dunes, habitats, and public access while guiding management under federal protections. The move signals strong federal commitment to coastal conservation and could influence local recreation and tourism plans.
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Interior Department
Padre Island
Texas
Cheverus JV, Thornton battle to scoreless gridiron stalemate
In Portland yesterday Cheverus junior varsity and Thornton fought to a 0 0 tie as both sides produced two strong offensive threats but fumbled drives. The Irish defense and heavy line halted Thornton’s key advance while substitutions and miscues limited scoring chances for both teams.
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Cheverus
Portland
Thornton Magini
Munford Epovis
Coro Morrison
Sylvester OS Rer Seases Gyee McDermott
Benoit Christiansen
Francis Wochini
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Sumera Our
Ccconsencaes
Gey EL
Maine to Begin Hoop Sessions at UMaine
Orono notes an early start for basketball as the University of Maine opens practice on Monday aligning with the NCAA start date October 16. Coach Brian McCall invites interested upperclassmen to 7 p m tryouts in Memorial Gym with captain Tom Chappelle of Old Town leading a strong candidate group.
Sugar Ray On Comeback Trail And Yankees Interest
Sugar Ray Robinson, 41, begins another comeback with a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden against Denny, aiming for the middleweight title. He says a victory would restore support, and notes interest from Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender as he pursues another crown while remaining optimistic about future opponents and his place in boxing history. The story also mentions Roy Hamey and the New York Yankees acquiring pitcher Robin Roberts from Philadelphia, expressing Roberts confidence in joining a winning organization and his desire to pitch for the Yankees.
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Robin Roberts
New York Yankees
Roberts
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle & Co
Mer
Roy Hamey
Yankees
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Greenwood Lake
N.Y
Sugar Ray Robinson
Denny
Madison Square Garn
Sugar Ray
Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Wilfie Greaves
Fullmer
Paul Pender
Heavyweight Bout Set for Toronto in Maple Leaf Gardens
Floyd Patterson and challenger Tom McNeeley signed for a world heavyweight title fight in Toronto on December 4 at Maple Leaf Gardens after a month delay and a site switch from Boston. If McNeeley wins, a return bout must occur within 120 days.
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Toronto
Floyd Patterson
Tom McNeeley
Patterson
McNeeley
Maple Leaf Gardens
Boston
Gordon Curry Called To Duty
Gordon Curry Maine golf captain from Old Orchard Beach will not defend his title next spring. Coach Brian McCall says Curry has been called to active duty with the U.S. Air Force for 12 months as his air national guard unit is activated.
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Crono
University of Maine
Gordon Curry
Old Orchard Beach
Maine
Brian McCall
Curry
U.S. Air Force
Air National Guard
McCall
Maine to play 24-game schedule this winter
Maine will compete in a 24-game schedule this winter as announced by McCall. The plan outlines a full slate with regional and non conference games, shaping the team’s competitive pathway for the season.
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Maine
McCall
Samuel Clemens Buried in El Mira New York
Noted author Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain is reportedly buried in El Mira New York. The brief item notes his resting place and the enduring public interest in his legacy.
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Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
Elmira, N. Y
Traffic light creates empty chairs at Rochester barber shop
In Rochester New York a barber shop uses a traffic light outside. When the light is green the chair sits empty. When the light turns red the chairs fill up with customers.
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Rochester
N. Y
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