Olympic Program Favors Russia In Tokyo Medal Chase
Russia’s canoeists propel the Soviet team toward overtaking the United States with 71 medals including 22 golds as the 18th Olympiad nears its end. The U S trails 34 golds overall as gymnastics and boxing shape the final medal outlook while a medals list controversy passes through Olympic wires. Francine Fox and Gloria Perrier of Washington claim runner up in women’s kayak doubles, with Maria Jones from Oklahoma City nearly taking another silver.
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Melbourne
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International Business Machines
Francine Fox
Gloria Perrier
Washington, D.C
Germany
Washington
Maria Jones
Michigan State
Canadiens Tie Hawks To Lead Nhl Standings
Montreal moved atop the NHL with a 5-5 tie against Chicago as the Canadiens stayed unbeaten in four games with two ties and six points. Chicago held five points, sharing second with Toronto, while Maple Leafs could reclaim first with a Boston win. Chico Maki tied the game in the third period after Chicago blew a three goal lead, as Montreal scored five in the second. In New York, Detroit defeated the Rangers 1-0 on Norm Ullman’s third period tally, beating Mar cel Paille in a goalie duel.
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National Hockey League
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Canadiens
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Maple Leafs
Boston
Chico Maki
Hawks
Jacques Leperriere
Ralph Backstrom
New York
Detroit
Norm Ullman
Red Wings
Roger Crozier
Rangers
Marcel Paille
Koufax And Chance Lead Votes For All Star Club
Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax and Dean Chance of the Angels led voting for The Associated Press All Star team. Koufax 77 votes, Chance 71, as 85 writers cast ballots.
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Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Dean Chance
Angels
Associated Press
Jim Fregosi
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Bill White
St. Louis
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Mays
Mantle
Thornton Lassies Beat Sanford 6 0
Thornton Academy girls field hockey shut out Sanford High 6 0 yesterday afternoon. Patty Coburn scored three goals for a hat trick, with Sue Lamb Rita Boyle and Beth Bonang adding one each. Sanford Jayvees won 1 0 in the day’s other game, with Helen Topping scoring the winner.
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Maroon Lassies
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Thornton
Sue Lamb
Rita Boyle
Beth Bonang
Sanford Jayvees
Helen Topping
St Francis Edges Bay State Club 2 1 in Biddeford Match
St Francis defeated Massachusetts Maritime Academy 2 1 at Biddeford with John DeChristoforo scoring on a final quarter penalty kick. Frank Romeo opened for St Francis in the first quarter while Charles Guertin equalized for Bay State in the second. DeChristoforo, Shevenell and Pristage anchored a standout Red Knights defense.
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St. Francis
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Biddeford
Red Knights
Frank Romeo
Bay Staters
Charles Guertin
DeChristoforo
Pete Shevenell
Larry Pristage
Hockey Results and Dodgers Pennants Highlight Sports Brief
NHL results show Montreal Toronto Chicago New York Detroit and Boston with scores amid a midweek slate. The Dodgers, moving from Brooklyn, have won 12 National League pennants as of this report.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Brooklyn
Correct Stance Is Important In Good Blocking
Pete Elliott outlines the tripod stance for Illini blockers emphasizing balance for pulling linemen, one on one blocks, and pass protection. Key points cover foot placement knee alignment hand position head posture and stance execution with tips to avoid lunging and ducking.
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PETE ELLIOTT _ Hinds
AP News
Illinois
Fights Last Night in Miami Beach and Louisville
In Miami Beach 135 pound Per fecto Garcia of Miami out pointed Tony Mamarelli of Miami over ten rounds. In Louisville 135 pound Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah out pointed James Ellis of Louisville over ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Pro Basketball Former jockey Eddie Arcaro rode a record six Preakness winners
Eddie Arcaro, famed for riding horses in the Preakness, set a record by securing six Preakness victories, cementing his status as a legendary figure in American horse racing history.
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Chamberlain Ready to Leave Hospital After Pancreas Diagnosis
Wilt Chamberlain is diagnosed with pancreatic inflammation and may rejoin his team this Friday. The 7-foot-1 star is set to leave Philadelphia hospital as the Warriors lose to the Pistons 108-104. Elgin Baylor scores 23 as the Lakers beat the Bullets 108-105. Reggie Harding leads Detroit with 22. Jerry West nets 33 for the Lakers. Bailey Howell 29 for Baltimore.
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Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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San Francisco Warriors
Detroit Pistons
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Lunder
Los Angeles Lakers
Baltimore Bullets
Reggie Harding
Detroit
Pistons
Warriors
Guy Rodgers
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Bailey Howell
Braves Move Sparks Atlanta Pride and Stadium News
Atlanta celebrates the Milwaukee Braves transfer as Mayor Ivan Allen Jr and Gov. Carl Sanders hail the impact on national sport status and Georgia’s economy. Coach Bobby Dodd calls the move a boost. an $18 million stadium near the interstate junction aims to open by April 1965 with capacity for 57 000 football and 50 000 baseball.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Braves
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
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Allen
Bseball
Transfer Fight Looms Over Braves Move to Atlanta
National League owners met in New York to discuss shifting the Milwaukee Braves to Atlanta for 1965 amid a Milwaukee County injunction aimed at blocking the move. The Braves’ board voted 12-6 to relocate, with attendance declines and radio TV revenue cited as factors. Judge Ron ald Drechsler ordered Braves officials to appear next Tuesday to show cause why the injunction should not become permanent.
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Fighters Are Drawing Few Fans At Tokyo Olympics
At Tokyo Olympic boxing the sport follows strict amateur rules with no ducking or inside tying allowed and referees clamping down on any corner shouting. Despite thousands of three round bouts the crowd remains sparse, with Japanese schoolchildren and even babies in arms filling seats as spectators. Tony Barber’s clinch and fall show how the rules and warnings play out in the ring.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Japan
Tony Barber
Tony
Making Friends At A New School Tips For Fresh Arrivals
Advice for new girls adjusting to a school year, urging patience in forming friendships and involvement in clubs. Emphasizes friendliness, following customs, inviting others, avoiding rivalries, and gradually integrating into one’s preferred groups. Encourages reaching out, asking for help, and letting others choose you.
Four Freedoms as Defined by Roosevelt
The Four Freedoms express key aims of the Roosevelt era including freedom of speech freedom of worship freedom from want and freedom from fear as outlined by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the expressed ideals of the time.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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