New Mount Agamenticus ski school chief named at York
Neil Robinson is named head of the Big A ski school at Mount Agamenticus in York after heading the Big Bromley Ski School at Manchester, VI and founding the Glen Ellen School. Tom Arzberger, a Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance member, named assistant. Robinson led 16 full time and 34 part time instructors at Bromley with over 25,000 pupils yearly and served as a ski instructor for the 87th Mountain Division in World War II. Mrs. Robinson, Jean Zip Starzyk of Auburn, will assist both the Big A and Glen Ellen schools this year.
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Auburn
Keane Chosen Yankee Manager In Tradition of Great Skippers
New York Yankees hire Johnny Keane as manager on a one year term, succeeding Yogi Berra. Keane, 52, a Texan with 35 years in baseball, is described as quiet, firm, and capable of tough measures when needed, with Ralph Houk stating Keane will have full authority over coaches and trades.
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Schoendienst Named Manager of the St. Louis Cardinals
Albert Schoendienst, a longtime Cardinals second baseman and coach, was chosen to manage the 1965 Cardinals. He pledged full commitment, canceled duck hunting plans, and said he would impose strict rules, guiding a team that just won the World Series.
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Virginia lineman Jim Winger earns AP Player of the Week
Virginia mid guard Jim Winger, smallest on the field at 5 8 and 197 pounds, anchored a defense that upset Army 35 14. After replacing injured John Naponick, Winger totaled 11 unassisted tackles and helped on 10 more as Virginia won three straight following a 0 2 start.
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Thornton Fresh Blank Cheverus Freshmen Triumph 7-0
Thornton Academy's fresh football eleven defeated Cheverus High freshmen 7-0 yesterday at Thornton Field. Ken Grace scored on a run for the Maroon and Danny Cyr connected with Don Boissonneault for the extra point. The Maroon defense held the visitors in their own territory during the third quarter.
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Eagle Grid Smoker Set For Thursday
The weekly St. Louis Alumni football smoker will be held tomorrow night at 8 in St. Joseph's Parish Hall. Films of last week's win over Sanford High will be shown, followed by a question and answer period.
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Fights Last Night
Billy Lonergan of Rosedale stopped Aldare of Puerto Rico in a bout. Brad Silas of Washington, D.C. outpointed Gene Toran of Erie in a 10 round match in North Dartmouth Massachusetts.
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Erie
St Francis Falls In Cross Country Meet
Gorham State Teachers College defeated St. Francis College 32 to 22 in a cross country meet on a 3.3 mile course. The race finished in 16 minutes 45 seconds with MacDonald of St. Francis finishing first and most St. Francis runners placing in the top 11.
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Kennebunk Fresh Down Burns 6 0 in Tough Duel
Kennebunk freshmen edged Burns School for Saco 6 0 yesterday afternoon in a defensive game. Only score came in the second period on a Kennebunk drive as Burns slipped to 0-4 this season. Albie Pearson of the Los Angeles Angels hit his 2500th major league base hit this spring.
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Bikila Wins Marathon in Fastest Olympic Time Yet
Ethiopian Abebe Bikila, wearing shoes, won the Olympic marathon in 2 hours 12 minutes 11.2 seconds to become the first man to win the event twice. The race drew about 500000 spectators along the 26 mile 385 yard Tokyo course as Bikila led a field including Willi Holdorf and Peter Snell, with U S rivals Hayes and Carr anchoring relay teams to world record times in earlier events.
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Mike Larrabee
Fillmore
Gerry Ashworth
Haverhill
Mass
Dick Stebbins
Los Angeles
Wyomin Tyus
Edith McGuire
Snell
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St Louis Frosh rout Sanford eleven to stay undefeated
St Louis freshmen dominated Sanford High Frosh 51 to 6 at Alumni Field. Rene Simard opened with a 60 yard punt return TD, followed by Ray Belanger 58 yard run, Ron Cote 45 yard punt return, a 25 yard Belanger pass, a 73 yard Cote to Belanger pass, and a 53 yard keeper by Cote for six more. Ray Neault sealed with an interception and Sanford’s lone TD came on a 45 yard run in Q1.
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Biddeford Frosh Rout Westbrook 46-0 In Gridiron Win
Biddeford freshmen blanked Westbrook High 46-0 in freshman football conference play at Westbrook. Scorers were Roger Beaulieu four TDs plus Mike Lamb Leo Cantara and Mike Miniutti. PATs by Louis Truman Beaulieu Mike Surran. Standouts included Beaulieu Langevin Boisvert Throumoulos Miniutti on offense and Goulet Morrow Marquis Nava on defense.
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Leo Cantara
Mike Miniutti
Louis Truman
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Pete Langevin
Norm Boisvert
John Throumoulos
Miniutti
Steve Goulet
Ted Morrow
Dick Marquis
Bob Nava
Tiger Harriers Finish Second in Three-Corner Meet
Auburn Biddeford High cross country team placed second to Edward Little and Oxford Hills in a three-team meet with Biddeford totaling 40 points, Edward Little 24, Oxford Hills 70. Tiger Jayvees were second with 38 points as Edward Little had 23 and Oxford Hills 61. Lloyd Cochrane led in 16 27, while Biddeford runners faltered with a mistaken turn costing points.
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Bruneau
Nadeau
Rhome Earns Back of Week Honor After Seven TDs
Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome credits coach Glenn Dobbs receivers and the defense for his record seven touchdown passes in a 58-0 win over Louisville. He boosted his season totals to 86 completions on 131 attempts with six games remaining and needs nine more TD passes to break the single season mark and 59 more completions for the career record.
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Southern Methodist
Kennebunk Harriers Take York Crown In Close Finish
Kennebunk High edged York High 34 to 35 to win the Southern York County cross country title. Chuck Farwell led Kennebunk with a 13 04 over 2 8 miles, beating Berwick’s Stan Sheldon by three yards. York’s Don Rivard and Peter Bryant also featured in the top positions as Wells and South Berwick trailed.
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Steve Small
York
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Glacken Sets Duke TD Pass Record in Clemson Victory
Duke quarterback Scotty Glacken extended the Blue Devils single game record with four touchdown passes in last year’s 35 to 30 win over Clemson. The report notes Tuesday’s NBA results Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 121 to 113 while Wednesday’s games feature Los Angeles at Baltimore and San Francisco at Detroit.
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Contested Lineup Details From Local Track Meet
A fragment lists participant numbers and initials for boats of runners: 12 Kennett EL, 13 Richard Madore B, 14 Magno EL, 15 Haverine OH, 16 Hill OH, 17 Frechette OH, 18 Ayotte B, 19 Rod erick OH, indicating event entries and affiliations.
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Haverine
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Roderick
College Grid Winners Chosen By Harold Claassen
Associated Press Sports Writer in Tokyo reports college football picks for the weekend. Alabama over Florida headlines a slate with Notre Dame, Ohio State, USC, Illinois, Texas, Syracuse, Nebraska, Georgia Tech, Navy among the selections.
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Marvin Kristynik
Syracuse
Oregon State
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Boston College
Jim Nance
Floyd Little
Orange
Nebraska
Colorado
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Tech
Navy
Pittsburgh
Roger Staubach
Bockhorn Paces Royal Triumph
Arlen Bockhorn came off the bench to score 22 points helping the Cincinnati Royals beat the Los Angeles Lakers 121 to 113. Oscar Robertson led L.A. with 33, while Wayne Embry grabbed 23 rebounds.
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Golfers Who Captured USGA Open and British Open Wins
Nine players have won both the USGA Open and the British Open, marking a rare double in major championships. The feat highlights enduring excellence across two tours and major venues, underscoring timeless skill in top international golf.
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